leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. ama: santa clara county supervisors voted to add millions of funding -- millions in funding to the largest planned parenthood in the state. organizers say if roe v. wade is overturned, they are expecting hundreds of patients more a week from out-of-state. abc seven reporter zach fuentes has more. >> we need to prepare for a potential influx of people who will seek those services here at we need to do so in a way that fosters partnership with the state. zach: the santa clara supervisors voted unanimously to direct 3 million dollars in funding to planned parenthood miramontes. it was announced hours before the supreme court leaked. the money is land to help with an influx of people from other states to get services here that they cannot get back home. if roe v. wade is overturned, they expect up to 500 more people per week. outside this san jose planned parenthood location were abortion-rights opponents. we spoke about supervisors' efforts to add more funding to planned parenthood. >> i

let's continue our coverage with reporter leslie brinkley, live in walnut creek. leslie? leslie: lots of work is happening right now in sacramento, as legislators cobbled together a constitutional amendment guaranteeing the rate to an abortion. meanwhile here in walnut creek, a handful of protesters at this planned parenthood clinic. those protesting outside this planned parenthood clinic were cautiously optimistic about roe v. wade we will return this summer. >> hoping for a change of mind of those who work here and are in the abortion industry. leslie: these two women declined to have their faces used on camera or their names, but they are with a group intent on blocking access to abortion. >> we are therefore for our country and for the road recognize the sanctity of human life. leslie: california is already charging ahead with a full-scale effort to expand abortion rates. >> and will be introducing that cost additional amendment that will make it crystal clear that reproductive rights in california, including an specifically abortion, are protected. we will not back d

i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. alright leslie. thank you some good detail there and a good look from sky 7. now. we want to show you the maps and you can see how bad that traffic backup is getting. we're going to continue to monitor this situation and bring you any new details as they come into our newsroom. we want to say good evening to you. nova and i'm on a date tonight. we're also continuing to follow the latest on the abortion battle with governor newsom speaking about the issue today before today's breaking news abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley covered what the governor said and reaction from young people. a lunchtime conversation on the diablo valley college campus if i was a woman in the southern state and i knew i didn't want to have a baby. i would leave i would come to california and yeah, but some people don't even have the means to do that and if they get pregnant they're stuck there and that's their life now according to the good mocker institute on reproductive. help one out of four american women will have an a

jon gabriel, leslie marshall and brad polumbo.alked to a lot of people, how is the polling on this? how are people feeling across the spectrum about protesting in front of supreme court justices homes especially when people like amy coney barrett, they have kids there. >> it is completely unpopular. when they, 79% of americans are against it when they restricted only to democrats, 67% are against it. no one likes this stuff and this is where activists be it abortion or any other issue, they tend to extreme, they get too emotional, can't control their crowds and make their position less popular. we saw this with windy davis in texas, she ran for governor on nothing for abortion and the support for her plummeted and she did far worse than predicted before that whole thing began. durbin is right and i've never said that before but good for him for standing up because this cannot go well especially you have other family members and let's lower the heat and helps them in the polls. kennedy: and you've always said a broken dic k is righ

howard: what's your thought on that, leslie?ight now the people who don't like what this potential majority is doing saying, well, these are a bunch of unelected judges, but they were also in 1973 when roe was first adopted. so it seems to me that there's least an argument that why not let local, state and local officials make these decisions and if the public in their states don't like it, they can toss 'em out? >> a couple of things. one, to talk about us being a part of the developing world of the international community, we have two of the most catholic countries, ireland and poland, that passed abortion to be the legal in their nations. so, no, we're not, we're not just -- we're not even leading from behind, we're trailing from behind. we're going backwards with this. to your point about the states, howie, the problem is we have almost half if not more of the states already ready to pretty much abolish abortion within their states. and in some of those states, you know, the people don't -- you know, if you're in a red state

anna: leslie thanks so much, leslie vinjamuri, director of the u.s. americas program at chatham house for joining us. tom: we will speak with continentals cfo. that interview is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the european open. we are 42 minutes into the trading day. gains of .4%, ebbing somewhat from the open. s&p e minutes -- e-mini's getting .2%. as we continue to look ahead to that cpi print out of the u.s. let's get the first word news now. laura: the u.s. house has approved more than $40 billion in an emergency spending bill that would pay for new weapons and provide humanitarian assistance read the package is significantly larger than be $33 billion president biden requested last month. it has to be senate, where approval is likely. china's inflation has exceeded forecasts as covid lockdowns better supply chains and to push people to stockpile food. producer prices rose 8% from a year earlier. consumer price growth accelerated to 2.1%. statisticians blamed virus outbreaks and higher commodity prices. and it is the end of the ro

leslie templeton sees her mission more clearly than ever. the reproductive rights activist is getting ready to speak at a rally in front of the supreme court. i'm hoping to achieve people realize that abortion is like saving healthcare. we're all impacted by it. lives will be lost if ro is overturn. for the 25 year old, the right to abortion is personal. she's part of the quarter of us women who live with a disability. her condition makes life threatening pregnancy complications more likely . i felt scared for women like me who have kidney disease. you don't know what to are olds. again, it's life or death and died reality for so many people is terrifying. no one wants to die. so we're fighting just to be able to live. i, in her fight for disabled women's rights. leslie's weapon of choice is protest. she also wants to represent those who can physically attend together with young activists from around the country. she's taking the topic to the steps of the supreme court in washington, dc. i no one should be able to force me or anyone else to

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leslie marshall democratic strategist and fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howieou may have been counting as well. in that time over the soundbite over the course of 11 months president biden has exchanged his explanation on inflation four separate times and when you are changing the messaging that much, howie, it's really hard to get people to believe what you are saying. >> >> some of those soundbites did not age well this was joe biden's first speech of the midterms. almost entirely a rehash. and when the president says we have to raise taxes on corporations and the wealthy, that's a democratic failure because he doesn't have 50 votes in the senate to do it. i know you are going to talk about rick cot scott's tax proposal it was misleading in the extreme for the president to suggest that this is the official position of the republican party or the maga party as much as it would be if republicans are running against some aoc position and pretended well democrats agree. this is about political blame shifting. putin price hike. feeling your pain on inflation remin

leslie: there is a lot happening. there have been a handful of abortion-rights opponents out here at planned parenthood today. they are gone now. meanwhile, those who support abortion rights have been incredibly busy in sacramento. >> i will be introducing a constitutional amendment that will make it crystal clear that reproductive rights in california, including an specifically abortion, are protected. we will not back down. we will double down. leslie: that constitutional amendment affirming the right to an abortion in california is likely with democratic support to get a 2/3 majority vote in both chambers of the senate which would land it a spot on the ballot in november. >> it is clear that this is a real threat. leslie: there are also 13 bills before the state legislature to bolster abortion rights in california from protecting doctors legally to expanding clinic locations and access. there is the expectation that women from other states where abortions are banned could come to california for abortions. >> we exp

is back with that story leslie, what's going on? >> hey, deirdre, german insurer al yans plans to plead guilty to fraud and allianz will pay $6 billion, with the trading strategy that blew up during the march 2020 market turmoil. a billion dollars worth of those fines will go to the s.e.c. and the rest is restitution to victims. according to the s.e.c., the trading strategy was marketed and sold to pension funds for teachers, clergy, bus drivers, engineers and other individuals. the s.e.c.'s complaint was filed in the federal district court of manhattan today and centers on greg who led the strategy known as structured alpha. he along with a few other portfolio managers manipulated numerous financial reports and other information provided to investors to conceal the magnitude of structured alpha's true risk and the fund's actual performance. because of its guilty plea, allianz is disqualified from providing advisory services to u.s. registered investment funds for the next decade. allianz said in a statement that these settlements,

>> actually, so, miss leslie was actually my daughter's first grade teacher. saw the smoke and asked me to call 911 or ask me if i had called. so i called 911. miss leslie cleared all the kids and cleared the yard with all of the other teachers who cannot to help. and then vincent reyes and myself ran out to the street into the building. i called 911 trying to give them as much information as possible on where to send the firefighter. actually ran into the building into the apartment that had initially caught fire while i was outside trying to get away. and while i was on the phone with 911. >> by the way, i love your daughter. she is very cute. we appreciate her being on with us tonight. were the kids screaming? are they pretty much in line here watching all of this unfold? >> my understanding was because we had to leave the kids with all of our amazing coworkers and teachers with miss leslie to basically help take care of all of our students while we ran out and tried to help evacuate all of the seniors from the apartment. >> it is really incredible. vincent

now let ask you a question, leslie. why is this still often why c didn't they why didn'ton they content moderate that ? oh , lie. oh , please. people people lie about it. i'm not an important person. people lie p about like me every single day. there e lies out there coming from everywhere and twitter is nots a twitter service. no one knows how to make money. they're not out there to decidey who's telling the truth or lying what they say. tt and if we're going to say we're for truth and we have a problem, we don't want any. leslie, the white house has this nina jank with whatever her name is is the disinformation czar and they are actually tweeting out a lie and they're not even and they're still on twitter. why is it why can't they lie on something as important as when the vaccine was available? can'tant ci you admit that's a ? is that a lie? yes or no? it's not an accurate statement.u it'sra not accurate to say. but can i say something about elon musk, which of course no surprise i'm going to be saying something diffe

leslie wants to make sure disabled people's voices won't fade.la: we can take you not to washington, to our correspondent there, who joins us right now. can you bring us up to speed with what lawmakers have been debating today? >> yeah. the bill they have been debating voting on would codify roe v. wade international law. roe v. wade is a ruling from 1973 on the supreme court that legalized abortion across the u.s. with the news we heard earlier this month that roe v. wade is very likely going to be overturned in the supreme court, democrats have been trying to get abortion rights into federal law, to make sure it is on the books. but as mentioned, they do not have the numbers to push through such legislation in the senate. they would need 60 votes but only have about 50, but they knew that going in and have still pushed this forward. for one, they are under a lot of pressure from abortion rights advocates to find some pathway to make sure the right to an abortion is protected. they have been accused of having forgotten this topic and failed to p

. >> leslie fue asesinado por la pareja sentimental de la joven.omete ese tipo de error son los celos. >> las autoridades no revelaron el motivo de esta tragedia >> saliÓ con sangre en la cara la niÑa, pero estÁ bien. >> sabes que en estados unidos no puedes estar con Él. >> ella ya estaba embarazada y Él dijo que se iba a hacer responsable de ella. >> por la muerte de leslie no se puede hacer nada, pero tal vez podamos prevenir otro accidente. las autoridades deberÍan actuar en contra de las empresas que hacen esto. >> antes de que naciera la niÑa reportaron a las autoridades que anthony le habÍa golpeado. contactÉ a esta agencia para corroborar esta informaciÓn me de santa rosa, tamara mino, "noticias univisiÓn 14". ramÓn: la policÍa de napa solicita su ayuda para encontrar a este hombre que destruyÓ una bandera estadounidense. corto la bandera, si lo identifica repÓrtelo a las autoridades. paola: tendremos temperaturas bastante frescas que se sentirÁn en la maÑana y en la noche. saludamos a fernanda ramos. fernanda: vamos a echar un vistazo a la

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and leslie picker. jim cramer has the day off the bulls were hoping for a pce print and we got it. more double-digit losers in retail, maybe some month-end positioning a head of the weekend. a possible winning week, all three indices on track for gains, 3% to 4%. the s&p poised for its first weekly gain in eight >> and those on inflation watch, signs of price increases could be slowing and, the fed's gauge rose 4.9% last month >>> and a retail roundup with the consumer in focus. costco, big lots, gap among the names reporting. >> the broader markets on track for their first weekly gains since march. we've talked about the ups and downs regarding differen sectors. but first equity inflow in seven weeks as well. >> it's that time. fun flows reshgs balances, a lot of people not willing to take any risk at this point but that has or tends to have to potentially have a positive impact as we near the end of the month, right what do we have? one more trading day, right? >> one more trading day. holiday weekend

. >> john and leslie met at a halloween party. >> leslie deval was her name.t. elizabeth. writer elsa walsh interviewed them for the magazine about her romantic relationship with frankly. >> leslie deval was described by neighbors, family, friends, and her ex husband as a wonderful and perfect mother. she had killed her child. >> deval was also found not guilty by reason of insanity for her horrifying crime. she was sent to the psychiatric hospital. today, the old grounds are closed. buildings are abandoned. >> what was it like when you came here the first time? >> it was clearly different than what it was now. we had a lot of broken windows. leslie and john used to communicate from a window. not of this building but a similar one of three forms up where he was. >> devote was a decade older than hinckley. she came from an upper middle class background and was educated. when they met, devoted not know who hinckley was. when he told her, she did not care. >> she said to me that what i did was so much worse that would john that. i killed my child. >> they found y

leslie, i'd be a that was ok. you give us the new with a but i'm just on you the yeah, just the market here. me and i looked at me when i see these to the line. that was what little i'm with that is bob wallach. you got the ability to have 3 of you. cool. i'm with you know, machinery to sort of tunnel with on mcgraw. but super simple to scott was supposed to buffy him, thought buggery over here, look out a new at memorial spicy bar. but so if i see about a one, you look at your with richard milburn you're going to live with over a story or specialist will provide you a with her teachers providing this is fresh a put you down that you want. i don't go sure there's a way you want. sure there in your actually it isn't. you're provided with a know that. yeah. but you know that a guy, i knew that about the school as little, but i see, i know you do you most likely a pause button and you will be liberal. a deal up will last the last night. but the idea was a deal now. sounds good. yeah. i know will it loads of already.

then journalist and re leslie and sydney. thank you for speaking to us. my pleasure. turn to the sports and football and leon have upset favorites. barcelona in the women's champions league final in a thrilling encounter. at event a stadium in 2 in the front side came away with a 31 victory, a stunning outcome against abbas a team that won every single one of their games in the spanish league the season. it didn't take long for leanne to get on the score sheet. i'm undine henri firing in an unstoppable rocket after just 6 minutes. and then with 23 minutes gone out ahead, gerberg doubled leon's, lead there norwegian, adding to her record as the all time top score in the women's champions. lee and leon kept pushing for more. this time it was usa international katerina mccurry . oh, doing the honors, and it was looking like a route for barcelona. the spanish side finally struck back a few minutes before half time. captain alexia potatoes volleying in to give barza some hope heading into the break. but leon held on for a $31.00 victory. they have now won the women's champ

leslie wants to make sure disable people's voices, won't fade. ah. which one our focus now to are western africa and impoverished nation of 21000000 people. molly has, over the past decade, been plagued by islamists, violence sways of the country are controlled by a myriad of rebel groups and militias. in the middle, our german troops, berlin has announced their presence will be increased to a total of $1400.00 soldiers. but some are wondering if that's even enough for their own safety. let alone the people they are sent to protect. it is the boom. this fear is most dangerous for admission. trying to keep the peace in marley, a country under military rule divided by separatists movements and interethnic fighting a military coup in the west african country. in august 2020 saw, the president violently deposed. a civilian government established under international pressure without stayed in a 2nd military coup in may. 2021. jim intrigues are in molly as part of the united nations madness permission, their aim to stabilize the country. currently, the ger

leslie wants to make sure disable people's voices, won't fade. ah, and we can take you now to washington to our correspondence there soon. we saw moscato joins as right now. so we great to see you. can you bring us up to speed with the what law makers have been debating today? ya at the bill that they've been debating. voting on would protect a woman's right to an abortion essentially, codifying roe v wade international law. and now again, roby wade is that ruling from 1973. that the supreme court that legalized abortion across the us and with the news that we heard earlier this month, a robi wade is very likely going to be overturned in the supreme court. dmitri, democrats have been trying to get abortion rights into federal law to make sure it's on the books, but as you already mentioned, they just don't have the numbers to push through such type of legislation in the senate. they would need 60 vote. they only have about 50, but they knew that going in and they have still pushed this forward. and that is because for one, they are under a lot of

that's leslie picker, always following the money for us on "the half.lier, said bank stocks were under valid. you own citi. >> yep. >> it's been a painful stock to own. but you're looking now to add more it goes right back to where we started this conversation at the top of the show. >> yeah, i mean, i started with the central big picture thesis of there is no recession imminent, and if that's the case, then the credit losses that people have been worried about on the consumer and corporate side are not imminent either, and i think, frankly, scott, that's why the market is reacting so positively to jamie dimon's comments because he has been kaucautious, right? six weeks ago he was very k cautious and it kind of roiled the markets. in the beginning of the pandemic, he was cautious. this is a guy who is appropriately cautious when things get uncertain, and now he's kind of getting a little positive, and frazier, too, you don't buy it >> maybe he's getting positive, maybe he's just not quite as negative as a lot of others. >> that matters. >> it's being pe

leslie?n the life insurance policy, then he would've killed her. >> the prosecutor had one last opportunity to convince the jury to convict paul curry, the men some member and former jeopardy contestant of murder. and in his closing argument, he channeled alex trebek. >> human criminality, book smart, greedy, arrogant, insatiable appetite for money, sneaky and manipulative. got away with murder for 16 years. who is paul marshall curry? >> after three weeks and more than 30 witnesses, the jury had the case and the next day, they reached a verdict. >> with a jury in the above entitled action find the defendant, paul curry, guilty of the crime of felony. >> guilty of first degree murder, sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole. the jury had reached a verdict on how linda died. but there is still one lingering question. she was smart, she was educated, she had a good job, she could've walked out of the door at any time if she thought her life was in danger. >> that was his hook

leslie picker has the details. leslie. >> there has been trickling over the last hour is the deadline for the first quarter and we're painting a picture of what happened behind the scenes that led to significant losses for some of the major equity tech funds that we track during the first three months of the year tiger global was down 34% during the first quarter. a source told me based on the firm's 13-fs, they sold down quite a bit of the portfolio tiger exited affirm, and bhaish, bumble, and cuba software and dual lingo and netflix and pay poll, that is not even all of the names there. tiger also pairing back almost the entire stake in alibaba and sliced in half the stake in amazon and doca sign one area tiger added is doubling the stake in block melvin and d-1 pairing back a lost stakes but less in the tech space. melvin sold some of the advanced auto parts, bath and body works and some travel names. d 1 paired back disney and t-mobile. >> thank you leslie which one would you focus on, karen? >> well tiger glob

leslie will be joining us very shortly. futures up on the s&p. audience worldwide on tv and radio, this is bloomberg surveillance. ♪ jonathan: i cannot believe it is may. i'm still recovering from april. equity futures up on the s&p. on the month you know the story, of the worst month of the s&p 500. here are the year-to-date figures. s&p down by 13% and some on the nasdaq 100. things have felt worse than this on the s&p 500. michael writing about that and saying the average stock on the s&p is down by more than 21% so maybe that captures some of the -- what we had last month but equities were down and bonds were lower. we did not find that offset in the market. this is of the bond market is set up going into the federal reserve this wednesday. the intraday high on the two years about seven basis points north of where we are right now. on the 10 year with a gap higher last month on the 10 year yield. that's with the surprise was for some. the fact we got some steepness back from the curve. >> people worried the fed would not be able to get inflat

frank. >> leslie.his is an interesting story could we see more of this with private equity companies >> reporter: frank, the reactions were genuine it is something that we'll see more of. for one, kkr is instituting this in all of the america-based buyouts. we heard from pete of kkr in the package. he launched a non-profit called ownership works. it has private equity firms to sign on and do a similar model three portfolio companies by 2023, apollo, ares, leonard greene some of the largest private equity firms in the country. this is the tip of the iceberg q we could see more. >> a good day for rhonda leslie, thank you. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange." we'll get you ready for the trading day ahead and talk to one portfolio manager who is finding links to inflation >>> and this is asian american pacific islander heritage month. here is ann berry. >> my mom is from the philippines. she was one to move to the west in the 1970s i grew up seeing her feel i invi invisible. i made it a mission to making

leslie picker is following the money. >> lower today energy stocks comprise some of the key winners foring the first quarter of 2022. according to dan lobe's recent investor letter obtained by cnbc shell and eqt were two of its five best performers for the quarter. lobe wrote that beginning with its investment in shell last fall, the firm has gone on to initiate opportunities in oil and nat gas companies as well as materials companies that would benefit from inflation and supply chain shortages and in shell specifically, lobe says the firm has continued to add to its position which stood at $750 million last year. lobe wrote in this recent letter that his team has been engaged with management board members and other shareholders, discussions he described as, quote, constructive. he says that the firm has, quote, reiterated its view that shell's portfolio of disparate businesses ranging from deep water oil to wind farms to gas stations to chemical plants is confusing and unmanageable lobe is not alone among hedge fund managers in his bullishness on energy. in a goldman sachs note out thi

i would love to revisit the yellen remarks with you at some point, leslie.ecause it is important to talk about those souls who are lost who don't come into the economy. that's been part of the republican argument and next time we'll make more time for it. authorities declare the state of emergency in southern california where a wildfire is barreling into neighborhoods overlooking the pacific ocean destroying homes in its path and democrats clapping back at house republicans trying to stop the biden administration's new disinformation governance board. the battle over who decides what is truth and what they prefer we believe? u put it all on the line. u do it all. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours... without worrying if it's too late or where you are. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine pain relief starts with u. learn how abbvie can help you

it may be weeks until the final result is known. journalist and re leslie is in less is in sydney. now somehow australia's prime minister elect will likely follow through on his campaign promise to tackle climate change. yeah, he's gonna have to do something because it's been a clear signal from the electorate that they want change on. this got morrison's government, which has been in power now for nearly a decade, has not done a lot and albany see anthony albany. see whether he gets a majority government or not. he is likely to aim for 43 percent reduction in targets, which is considerably more ambitious than what the liberal national coalition was aiming for. his also got smaller plans around infrastructure, changes on the electricity network to make people invest more in renewables. batteries in local communities and reductions on electric cars. so we will say a few changes on the ground in australia quite quickly. i think our climate and albanese faces his 1st big foreign policy test on tuesday. can you tell us more about that? yes, so this is gonna be the 1st coordinating sinc

but let's bring in our panel, leslie marshall, democratic strategists and syndicated radi host.umbers are pretty strong. i want to put this up this is from ted cruz. the white house is blissfully paddling the jobs report the american people can see through their strong economy spin. inflation is through the roof and play just can't keep up wit that. i get that he is taking a jab a the administration here but he also makes a fair point because he look at what happened to the markets this week and they were very volatile. there is a lot up nervous peopl around these markets pay expect the markets are very upset. ted cruz is right on the mark. he got every single day between now to november to tell everybody the economy is great. they are paying $125 at the pum to fill their truck. they know what the grocery bill is and that 30 year fixed marches between markets went back above 5% for the first tim since 2010, i believe. it's got to go higher and it's going to go higher. almost every two months for the next year. it really is impossible for the president to cover the disaster that

my guest, this week is leslie of us, the lanka, politician and human rights lawyer who joins me from key f. what makes her so sure, mister putin wouldn't press is nuclear button and o honor. clinton has made so many claims which are watched. never one had said that he had swimming, employee nuclear weapon crane be suicidal to him in his ankle as well. in recent weeks, she's had blunt words for the west, and nato, accusing the alliance of cowardice and watching the war as if it were a movie. but she still feel that way. and what about a future peace deal with russia? is there any sign at all of what it might look like over and much more on conflicts on lexia basil and go welcome to complex zone. thank you. they had to be here more than 2 months into this war, at some 5000000 of your people have left as refugees, but now hundreds of thousands are coming back sometimes against the advice of local authorities. what does that tell you about your people, your country? it's a resilient and stubborn people. russia has to deal with, and we are very confident in our victory. i'm very confident

leslie -- joe, thanks for being on the show tonight. >> thanks.ack in a minute. lawrence: welcome back to cross krpght so sean hannity longest running prime tome host in cable news history. in addition to that, sean has been a great mentor and friend had the opportunity to speak to hem about what it feels to make history. watch. joining me right now is one and only sean hannity man that's been doing it for a long time greatst ever to do it the goat -- he just learned what the goat was by the way. >> yeah. whoa, whoa before we get going -- i want you to know we're so happy for you. we're so proud of you. you work so hard. you travel this country, you're on like every show every second of every day. you've got your own shows. and you're killing you're crushing it. we're friends 50*eu78 i'm proud of you only person i'm giving up my saturday night for pill say that. lawrence: i appreciate it we'll get into it later on in the show about how we met and what you were able to do for my career. but you did something very interesting. you're a radio guy and

. >>> wendy's getting a big boost on news that a major investor is pursuing a possible deal leslie picker that story for us hey, leslie. >> hey, mike a new filing revealed that trian intends to seek participating either alone for with third parties in a potential transaction. trian saying it would include a tender offer, and it includes legal advisers to help them evaluate a transaction wendy's holds three seats including nelson peltz peter may holds another 2 1/2. wendy's said in a statement said, quote, the board will carefully review any proposal submitted by trian partners. they invested in wendy's 17 years ago when it was first founded. they invested in arby's, and it was sold to a private equity firm, but i think we have a chart going all the way back those 17 years, going back to december when he first invested in the stock, including today's jump, mike it's up 5% since then. >> wow yeah, it's not been an easy road, and i guess when you own that large a stake already, you're not happy with the valuation, you know, selling and walking away is probably not an attractive possibility s

xha may dissipate and they'll reach a key target earlier than planned and our leslie picker has morem j.p. morgan that's helping lift sentiment broadly >> hi, kelly we are here at j.p. morgan headquarters, lots of happy faces here at headquarters thanks to what the stock is doing today. part of the reaction due to chairman and ceo jamie dimon that the economic risks like war in ukraine and qt are more than storm clouds than a tsunami or hurricane. those may or may not dissipate and it will not look at the rick of recession and that's the key to today's stock move. not just j.p. morgan and its rate-sensitive peers like citi and bank of america and wells fargo, and it will surpass $56 billion up from its prior forecast this is an important metric benefited by rates and investors have shunned those tailwinds over fears about a recession in recent weeks that's why even with today's gains, j.p. morgan is still down 20% year to date q and a just beginning with dimon with the first two questions about diminishing excess capital and its rationale around spending. dimon responded by saying he

>> that's a great question, leslie i think they were encouraged by some of the buys activity they sawmay, with people buys things they hadn't seen in the past so buys more toys because now we're finally taking our kids to birthday parties again overall, brian cornell said the consumer is pretty healthy, but it's the things they're buying market compression, there till will be pressures there. so even if you have a consumer that's willing to spend on some categories, there's certainly things that are not going to abate here >> thank you, courtney. >>> a day after the fed chair did talk about the economy and interest rates. >> right now with interest rates expeditiously to what we've been saying to a more normal level, something that will reach maybe we'll reach in the fourth quarter, but it's not a stopping point, it's not a looking-around point. we don't know with any confidence where neutral is, or where tight is >> good morning, guys. mona, let me start with us obviously, the consumer does have money to spend, but are we beginning to see some cracks that the fed is clearly hope to i

oh, leslie, a coach, a caro overseas proceedings in the kitchen or her work continues. as usual, the refugees are fed and taken care of like any other guests so, or might be, it depends. we've had days where we fit 500 guests y v o markedly. now make as much as we think will be named it. we have enough people to cook for every one, but anyone who comes here, we'll get way to the thief and nobody will go hungry. in addition to cooking there now adding extra beds in from which month of the last night were driving into town to day to last me blankets, pillows, and shake it should be enough for a 100. let me see, i'm at a thought on the dollar bill credit that we also have the restroom next door. there are no guests right now, but it has, he said, fluid as old that by so we'll set up makes, she sped using vales of strength. if we can't afford to buy proper bids, but i think that will turn out just fine. the 4 generation family anatolia picked up 2 days ago and polanko have decided to move on. but nobody lives here with an empty stomach. mold opens are known for their hospit

leslie of olive. but still unco, it's been very good to have you on cold sick. so thank you very much indeed. thank you. thank you. a blue blue with you to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspective with russia now pushing for full control of southern eastern ukraine. western countries are ramping up. military support for kids. is the west to becoming a party to the conflict. find out on to the point to the point in 30 minutes on d, w. i. my job is to go around the world, investigate different issues to see how are people ferrying with respect to the right to housing. women is fighting for the basic right to housing. desolate house is thinking and that's their plan for all the buildings is to give people like us. so stop on the highlight. tour of london talker. see properties. push for a basic ride to housing in 75 minutes on d w. oh we're all good to go beyond the obvious well, as we take on the world, 8 hour, i do all the fans, we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes, 5 policemen a deal here we are is actua

i'm leslie, brinkley. c7 news happening right now fire crews in southern california are battling a brush fire just below the griffith observatory. this is in the los feliz neighborhood. you can see just how smoky the area is you chopper there in the foot in the picture as well. there aren't any visible flames from this vantage point which you know might be a good sign. the fire was first reported around 2:40 this afternoon now here in the bay area conditions are warming up and we're getting ready for a fire weather watch and some parts of bay area later this week so for more on the conditions of what we can expect. let's get to abc 7 news media religious sandia patel sandia. yeah, dan and alma we are talking about fire danger rising for solano county. let me show you the fire weather watch that begins at 11 am thursday. it is going to run until 8 pm friday. it's a north wind gusting to 35-45 miles an hour that's going to drop the humidity five to twelve percent and so any fires that develop are going to ra

i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. it wasn't enough to make a dent in our drought. rivers but some parts of the bay area did get a little wet weather today including hail take a look at this video taken in vacaville. just after 11 o'clock this morning. and this was the scene in saint helena take a look at the hale blanketing the high school baseball field this afternoon the hail storm reportedly lasted over 15 minutes and still a chilly and we are continuing to track a thunder and hail. yeah. so for the latest det let's get to abc 7 news meteorologist sandia patel san diego. yeah, dan and alma it is still active right now. i want to show you live doppler 7 just a friendly reminder. do not drive over hail. it is very slippery as we get you industry level radar. where a cluster of lightning strikes are showing up porter creek road in the north bay near our radar site, calistoga. you will notice around 10 lightning strikes as we pan zoom this i should say this is heading in the direction of mount saint helena 524 yountville at 5:39 moving very slow as we go into the ea

leslie picker joins me right now. some mixed messages for the baj stocks lately.a downgrade, jane fraser was on the network this week calling bank stocks unlds undervalued and that was one of the catalysts too along with jamie. >> there's a lot of cross currents in terms of news. citi's main run was fueled by the disclosure by berkshire hathaway that it had taken a $3 billion stake in citi. on top of on monday jpmorgan increased its guidance in terms of net interest income which is an important profitability metric for banks like citi and jpmorgan they're helped by higher interest rates and the market had really been trying to assess kind of the push and pull between higher interest rates, which are a tailwind for that type of a business, and just the issues surrounding the economy, the risk of recession and so forth for much of the year, at least since mid-february, it's this idea that the recession risk was front and center for bank investors. this week that really flipped and you can see in the week to date performance, jpmorgan up 11.5%. bank of america up 9%

leslie -- joe, thanks for being on the show tonight. >> thanks.k in a minute. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. lawrence: welcome back to cross krpght so sean hannity longest running prime tome host in cable news history. in addition to that, sean has been a great mentor and friend had the opportunity to speak to hem about what it feels to make history. watch. joining me right now is one and only sean hannity man that's been doing it for a long time greatst ever to do it the goat -- he just learned what the goat was by the way. >> yeah. whoa, whoa before we get going -- i want you to know we're so happy for you. we're so

let's go to abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley for the very just on the situation leslie. from our assignment desk is that there is a man. also afternoon

, thank you leslie picker at the jpmorgan investor day. >>> strong performance banks lifting the entire market. stocks bouncing across the board after the dow logged its eighth straight week of losses. is this the start of a sustained comeback let's bring in tom lee tom, is this rally convincing to you? >> you know, i would say for anyone who's an investor, there's a lot of bargains out there. there's so many stocks that have been obliterated in the last eight weeks. we've been highlighting how companies with faster revenue group trade at a discount more than companies with negative revenue growth so i think a lot of stocks are pretty attractive risk/reward. >> i like how you qualify that if you're an investor, meaning that's a longer term horizon in the nearer term, tom, i'm wondering how you think the markets start digesting this idea of a potential recession. now creeping into the conversation there's talk of a stagflation out there. whether or not you think it's true, and i believe you're in the boat that thinks that it's not true, it's out there and it's a concern how does the mark

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joining me is leslie marshall. thanks for spending some time with us.ve been through this before, leslie. the inflationary crisis in the wray began years. they did the exact opposite. they cut taxes and juiced the supply side of the economy. >> there are a couple of things. if you look, and i have read a history book because you made that comment about liberals. if you look at the first four versus his second floor, it proves trickle down economics did not work. it did not bode well for the united states or president reagan in the second term. the feds are increasing interest rates and people are worried about that from both sides of the aisle. rick scott wants to raise taxes. i don't see joe biden wanting to raise taxes. economists on both sides of the aisle said racing taxes contributed to inflation 2%. without it we would still have inflation now because of what's going on in ukraine and what happened with the pandemic and the supply chain. this is a global issue, not just an american issue. dan: you said you read a history book by you may want to re

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