leslie: it is undoubtedly both. there was tremendous unity.has gone on for just over four months. the price is high mostly for the ukrainians but also across europe and across the developing world. and as the war goes on and the intensity continues at a high rate in a focus to geographical part of ukraine, this is vital not only rallying the g7 members to sustain that unity which is very difficult with the backdrop of rising energy and potential recession, of difficulties domestically clearly in the united states, in france and germany. so really bringing that unity together. and also demonstrated, this is key when we know that india, indonesia, south africa and senegal are in those talks. demonstrating the g7 is not only focused on itself what is cognizant of the rest of the world. francine: what does president biden need from the g7? he was trying to get funding to really rival the baltic project from china but did not get enough money for it. leslie: we've seen the announcement that the united states has rebranded, and now it is a build bac

leslie. leslie: well, you know how it is, a lot of people like that snap, crackle and pop in their backyard as fourth of july rolls around, but there are many, many fire officials who are worried that even safe and sane fireworks could be dangerous in this drought year. the star spangled stands started to set up this morning along dublin boulevard. by noon -- >> that's the one -- leslie: they were selling safe and sane fireworks to enthusiastic locals. >> we're trying a new one this year, we like to try them every year. leslie: eight various cities sell, some opened up for business today, they're not allowed to be sold or used outside those areas. >> we don't ask where everybody lives, we do sell, we advocate for safe and sane use of the fireworks. dublin is one of the few places that allows fireworks. >> when we light them up, we wet the entire area, buckets with water and a couple of hoses ready to go. leslie: the fire officials are worried about even the safe and sane variety. contra costa

howard: leslie, now we're facing a divided country when it comes to abortion.has immediately called for a total neigh wide ban. mitch mcconnell said it's possible if republicans took over congress would move for a nationwide ban. are the media casting this as the issue or a very porn issue for the midterms? -- important issue for the midterms? >> it is very important. sadly, the democrats don't show up in the numbers republicans do in the midterm es, and i don't think they understood what -- when we said in 2016 look how many supreme court seats might come up, you can't just stay home. the bottom line is people have to get out and vote. i get so angry when i see these marches. that's wonderful, you're angry, we get it. stop marching, start voting. there are going to be boycotts of these 26 states, products made in these states, the list goes on. but that threat and that fear is not hollywood. it's very real. howard: all right. >> my bet is we're going to see if republicans get control a federal ban on abortion. howard: thanks very much for joining us this morni

leslie, what is the latest? >> melissa, broadly speaking, we are seeing firms increase evidence, not much in the way of new buyback plans. one exception which we will get to. just crossing the wire wells fargo increased its dividend to 30 mac since from $0.35 per share thoughts about a 20% hike quarterly dividend as well. the company has, quote, significant capacity to execute on common stock repurchases. we could see more on that fron , perhaps, in the future. morgan stanley announced a plan to increase its quarterly dividend. they have an 11% boost by morgan stanley. and the board authorized the new $20 billion, multiyear share repurchase program. that is the one exception on the buyback front. inc. of america increased its dividend as well. that was a small increase by about 5% for that dividend. they mentioned they had just renewed their buyback program in october of 2021, and have about $17 billion deployed there. j.p. morgan said that at the end intended to maintain its dividend at $1.00 per share in light

i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. definitely. thank you, leslie, and don't forget for bay area weather. anytime just head to the weather on demand section of the abc 7 barrier streaming tv app, you can monitor temperatures live and get that latest forecast on demand stream it now on roku apple tv, amazon fire and android tv, oakland council members. eating right now to vote on a proposal to add two miles of parking meters along lake merritt, but as abc 7 news reporter loose pena tells us some residents say adding the meters could have a negative impact on the community. while many enjoy the beauty of lake merritt on a sunny day oakland council members are having a virtual meeting to decide the fate of parking for those driving to the historic landmark. the park should be accessible and affordable and parking meters could be cost prohibitive you all sorts of ranges of incomes and backgrounds here and the park is really for everyone in march of this year the council approved adding parking meters to two miles of the lake including

leslie, i want to go to you first. you heard from those voters and it's not just in the middle of america, every single week whether it's dallas texas,carolina , they say the same thing about the president. they don't feel like he's up for the task. >> anybody is going to blame when you have high gas prices the personin power . it doesn't matter if it's joe biden, ademocrat or a party that we haven't heard of yet . i find it interesting non-border states are so concerned with immigration sitting in the state of california but the top two reasons that peopleare angry right now aren't immigration . they are the economy and that is what most voters have like giancarlo said, it is the economy. it was then, it probably still will be for all our lifetimes and secondly is crime and we saw that in the latest primaries and special elections across the board state-by-state so though immigration might be up there among these people you talk to in south carolina it's not number one or two in other areas of the nation and that we'v

[applause] thank you, leslie. thank you for the courage of stone. i will tell a more inclusive story of our history. i am trying really hard not to cry in this moment. and so happy to see all of you here. i love you also much. i've never felt more loved in my life. so, having said that, i'm going to stick to the script. can everyone hear me? okay, great. first of all, this is like the oscars for me. i'm going to do something he's first, we're gonna hear the music coming, i know, i've spoken to, long you will let me know if somebody needs to -- i want to friend thank my friend pam for being here. thank you so much for coming. i also want to thank my friend, the honorable judge john thomas for being here. and his beautiful wife, forgive me for calling you beautiful, i'm old fashioned. and his sister pearl thomas -- so many people here are loved. from washington, to richmond, to all over, let's also think my colleagues -- is gary still here? thank you, gary. gary has actually worked with me since i've been here at monticello. he has a museum background

leslie, good to see you. >> reporter: hey, brian. good to see you.un fact, actually, berlin, its mascot is actually a bear i don't know how many bears are actually walking among the conference today, but we're going to check in with one of the big investors, michael arangetti. thank you for joining us you have private equity, real assets private credit you span a variety of different asset classes. >> indeed. >> i want to get your take on the macro situation. how are you factoring in things like inflation, rate increases, the fed decision into your various modeling with how you want to deploy capital. >> there's a lot to think about. we invest in over 3,000 companies across the globe in lots of different industries the impact is different depending where we are the good news about ares is we get to play for the long term. we don't have to react to the day-to-day headlines generally given the turns, rate hikes, geopolitical instability, we have a generally cautious tone we are deploying into the market but generally taking our time. >> reporter: what

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leslie. it seems like he is advocating for a major pushback from states it's going to be very interesting when we have the abortion ruling come down. >> this court can't say and i guess they can technically the state's responsibility to make these decisions when you have basically this ruling today saying that it isn't. and then we also have to look to the constitution. much like the bible, you can't just take a verse or a paragraph it takes it out of context. when you look at article 1, section 8. clauses 15 and 16. it specifically gives congress, that is the federal government, the right to regulate, the right to arm. the right to discipline that militia which would be everybody in or outside of their home carrying a weapon. and then, lastly, although this doesn't apply to new york, it does apply to half of the states in the united states that have these conceal and carry permits because you don't need a background check. you don't need any kind of training. you don't need any kind of clear

leslie >>> when cohen first revealed his stake in bed bath & beyond back in early march shares soaredy. they gained, again, later that month when the two sides agreed to a settlement. since then bed bath & beyond stock has decelerated culminating in today's 24% plus losses thanks to slumping sales and shake-up of trenton as you mentioned. i spoke with a source who said cohen had been pushing for trenton to depart as the two disagreed on strategy for bed bath i'm told he's continuing to push for the spinoff of bye-bye baby. cohen declined to comment when reached out for comment. i'm told cohen owns 12% of the company. his settlement from march included a one-year standstill which means he can't run another proxy contest until spring 2023. shares down about 70% since he revealed his stake on march 7th which was said to be $150 million. current market cap is $400 million at these levels. >> a heck of a time to be trying to make something happen in retail with everything happening with interest rates, with the consumer i don't know if you have any historical perspective on activist moves

>> leslie stahl. >> leslie stahl. she's in the movie talking to marcell the shell. very serious over there. >> they're so serious. we had to improvise that it's going to be "60 minutes." we're never going to get this. we're never going to clear this. and our producer liz knew one of their producers. she made is so leslie and an entire "60 minutes" crew showed up. >> that's incredible. >> leslie interviewed me. she was sitting on the floor. she had her eye line down there, they comped in marcell. >> she was sitting on the floor? >> i was sitting on the floor. >> it's a better story if leslie is sitting on the store. just say it. >> get an angry email. >> it's so great. i mean, for years i was like, when i'd watch it on youtube, why isn't this more? like, i want more. here we are, now i know why it took seven years. it is so worth the wait. the movie is so great. thanks, jenny. >> thanks, jenny. "marcel the shell with shoes on" opens in new york and l.a. friday, and nationwide july 15. we'll be back with cooper raiff. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] i am a business hotel. i

the average is 38%, leslie. mean, those -- it's not like trump numbers because trump always had garbage numbers because half the country absolutely hated him with a blinding passion. his numbers really didn't go anywhere. joe biden was sitting at 60% a year and a half ago, and now he is so deep in the toilet, you're going to have to call a plumber, not a new chief of staff. and i worry for the country with your shallow bench. [laughter] >> i'm sure the country will be fine and we'll be here long after we're all gone, including all of these politicians. alexandra, i would say it goes political interest, but that goes to both ways, democrats and republicans, not concern for the president either way. let's go back to g.w. bush, he had ratings much lower than -- kennedy: actually, not much lower. maybe, maybe 4 points. -- >> physical health warrants a question, certainly the press can ask that, be i think we also know, fact, no press secretary whether they're a democrat or republican press secretary, is going to thr

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casey and leslie. great to see you both. leslie, i will come to you first.hen you hear hillary clinton say basically she is looking for peace in politics. i will drill it down. are you the woman known the other half who wouldn't vote for you deplorable to sell your policies. that is irony rich. >> well, when she said that i came out at one of the few democrats who said not a good idea. that could have been a nail in the coffin and it was. so i don't -- it can be irony but also can be hand sight is 2020. she is not a president or senator any longer and she is speaking to the leadership. we see not just a division in our nation but divisions within my party the democrats and the republican party, within districts within those parties and the list goes on. fear, whether on the left or right, has been politically and historically a great motivator for voters sadly more so than hope. >> harris: people are afraid every time they go to the store right now. i don't think we need any more of it. she is right about that. cassie. >> yeah, i will just say hillary clinto

leslie?ss president biden president of the world, because the global economy is in an inflationary situation, and in addition to that, although the legislation in that big-ticket idea they referred to from my party, economists on both sides of the aisle agree it is 2% or less of inflation which means 98% or more are from other areas. joe biden is not responsible for the inflation of ukraine by vladimir putin. he's not responsible for covid and the pandemic. inflation didn't just happen when joe biden took office. last time i checked, the federal reserve chair was the same guy from the last administration. so -- >> shannon: if we've got inflation up over 8.6% in the last year, that has happened on president biden's watch. >> that is correct but so has ukraine and so have other situations and issues when you talk about having -- hey, look, before covid, before joe biden, there were less potato chips in the bag when i opened them, shannon. i can tell you. remember they filled up the top and then

jonathan: leslie vinjamuri of chatham house.ngs changed the last few months, there is a feeling things could get worse before they get better, particularly going into the midterms later this year. tom: brent crude down to 117. i would suggest for the president, domestic politics is about a gallon of gas. as you heard from french hill, they drive in arkansas. jonathan: wages are not keeping up. lisa: that is going to be one of the main, driving issues as people head to the polls. jonathan: futures down 1.8% on the s&p 500. opening dow, four minutes away. ♪ hold for peyton. they'd huddle.... welcome to the peytonverse. such a visionary. game plan... you go. no, you go! and call audibles... double our investment in omaha! omaha! omaha! omaha! or you could use workday. omaha. the finance, hr and planning system used by over half of the fortune 500. for a be-agile-like-an-mvp world. workday. for a changing world. millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on thei

leslie is in agreement with jason on some of this.ll of that agreement happening because i have a feeling it might end here. let's talk about this gun control measure which has come together after a lot of negotiations over in the senate with democrats and republicans. the initial vote to get it going procedurally was a success tonight. even within the republican party, there's a exploit this. tom cotton says... stopping gun vye starts with -- violence starts with more funding for police and stopping criminals who vyegate gun laws. not taking away due process from law-abiding gun owners. quick comment on this, jason and leslie. >> i'm more with senator cotton on this one. i don't like putting restrictions on law-abiding citizens. i do like the best practices provision to deal with school safety. i do think you should -- even if they're a juvenile, i do think they should go back and be able to look at those records as a juvenile when they're doing the national instant criminal background check. but the other provisions, i just can't ag

leslie picker joins us leslie, what do the stress test results indicate with the big question for investorsidend announcements next week. >> yeah, you're right, that's the big question for investors after the close on monday we will learn from these banks kind of what they'll do with their dividend and buyback plans as a result of the stress test that we learned about yesterday after the close. so basically analysts are saying they actually have pretty muted expectations, which is surprising given today's stock price reaction they say the stress test winners here as it pertains to capital distribution is wells fargo and discover the stress test laggards, those that could face some pressure on their potential buyback and dividend plans are jpmorgan, bank of america and citi that's because the excess capital for those three was a lot lower compared to last year. so that's partly due in some cases to reserve releases. it was a tougher test compared to 2021. but it will be interesting to see what they come out with on monday. >> leslie picker, thanks dan, do you like any of these names ahead of

leslie >> brian, thank you so much. i'm here with todd sisitsky.ch for being here you are known for growth that sector has had a rough go recently in the rising interest rate environment from a dealmaking perspective, that is a boon are you anticipating declines before the buying emergence? >> i think the investing is the investing growth that we are excited about. that is different from grouped with growth. the environment has been unusual. we have emphasized growth at the expense of profit. our companies are different. they performed well. in the capital franchise, they were up and it is our mature business which is up 23% in the period from our standpoint, and the profits grew more. from our standpoint, what we are focused on is excellent businesses that will grow in the secular way through different economic environments. we have been nervous about the downturn, we have modelled recession and expectation to exit at a lower multiple than we entered for the fund cycle the short answer is we feel good about the growth we're investing in and it fee

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leslie: we are told bart was fun and efficient.tern to go around a corner post-pandemic. -- bart's turn to go around a corner post-pandemic. reggie: a ton of people were downtown. the president and ceo of the hotel council of san francisco says it was more than a one day wonder. >> when someone comes and stays in a hotel, which we did see, it helps everybody all stop small businesses, restaurants, even taxis and other attractions. people come in to enjoy the parade, but now they walk up powell street with hundreds of people that are either going to shop, eat, head out to some attractions. it helps across the city and also keeps people working and brings people back to work. it is a great day for the city, that's for sure. reggie: the warriors parade will help showcase san francisco as people begin to travel again. it is the team's fourth championship in eight years but the first on this side of the bay. kumasi: this thursday is the nba draft, and you can watch it right here on abc 7. it starts at 5:00 and then a special edition of

thank you leslie for that. thank you for the courage that you've shown. and telling them more inclusive story. of our history so i'm trying really hard not to cry at this moment. i'm so happy to see all of you here. i love you all so much. i have never felt more loved in my life. so having said that i'm going to stick to the script. can everyone hear me? okay, great. first of all this is like the oscar for me. so we're going to do some thank yous first when i hear the music coming. i know that i've spoken too long. so you'll let me know somebody home, please. i do want to thank my friend mrs. pam northam for being here. it's an honor to have you here. thank you for coming. i also want to thank my friend the honorable judge john charles thomas with being here. thank you so much. and it's beautiful wife. forgive me for calling you beautiful. i'm old fashioned. and link's sister pearl thomas. thank you for being here. so many people are here. i i just i love from washington from richmond from all over. thank you so much. i must make my colleagues gary stanle

leslie, thank you very much indeed forjoining us and explaining that to us. you are very welcome. children and two adults killed in a school shooting in uvalde, texas, have taken place, one week on from the shooting. president biden vowed action on gun reform on sunday. will grant has been speaking to one of the families left to cope with scarcely imaginable grief. there is grief and then there is the grief of losing a child. quietly weeping. come on, ok. further still, the grief of losing a child in these most awful of circumstances. she was just loved. alithia ramirez was one of the 19 children killed by a gunman inside her classroom, as an ordinary school day at uvalde descended into horror. a week on, her parents, jess and ryan, are still struggling to comprehend their loss. i haven't able to, like, eat or sleep or drink and it's just affecting me really, really bad. like, she's my— she was my best friend and she looked a lot like me. i would always tell her like, you know, she is my twin and she would always smile. and it'sjust been really, really hard on me. how can you move

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picker joins us leslie, what are we expecting from the major firms this time >> hey, jon. a markedly more difficult test for the banks this year, which resulted in what's known as a higher stress capital buffer that is something that indicates how much banks can return either in buybacks or dividends the higher the scb, the lower the amount of buybacks and dividends they can return to shareholders so a lot of analysts are expecting at least among the big fi firms, you can see there is expected to be a materially lower amount of buybacks this year compared to last year that's largely due to their performance on the stress test and the expectation that perhaps some of these ceos will wanting to preserve capital and maintain a more conservative balance sheet in advance of any financial downturn or severe recession. >> leslie, thank you >>> also after the bell, nike's fourth quarter results coming out in about 15 minutes. analysts have been lowering estimates for this quarter, coming down more than 5% sara eisen back with a preview sara, you could be in a nike-type setting rig

lauren taylor wolfe delivered her presentation and joins us now along with our own leslie picker leslieslie, take it away >> dom, thank you so much and, lauren, thank you for being here hopefully we can do this in person but, again, sohn was digital, virtual in your presentation which just concluded, you talked about a b2b payments platform and some of the upside over a three-year time horizon what do you think are the catalysts for future value >> it is a high quality payments company that will generate double digit compounded returns. today the company trades at discounted 13 times earnings it hasn't traded there since the financial crisis and has normalized closer to 20 times. this is partly for two market misperceptions, the concern around new entrants in the payment segment and the other around the unit of economics, once they entered the fleet. our view based on a proprietary research of 100 fleet managers representing tens of thousands of vehicles is that once they enter this hybrid fleet there's huge revenue opportunities, and these are opportunities for creative new products ar

sorry, leslie, go ahead. >> no pressure.n results, maybe we do need more americans to tune in to something like this just to see how close it was, what was happening and what was being asked of these individuals. that man's testimony made me want to go back to church on sunday. >> bret: all right, panel. thank you. >> bret: time for tuesday's tweets johnny hagler said can you have an oil and gas expert on to explain why prices are so high. i get it but many of my friends think it is price gouging. we vex% on all the time. we will have another one on this week talking about just that. so, up next, we have got dan who wants to know, bret: what do you think the top issues to voter -- for voters are for the midterm elections? listen, we have been focusing on it we talked about it with senator scott, inflation drives the day. how you feel at your kitchen table. and if you look at our latest poll that backs that up. guns, abortion, climate change and crime. but look at inflation and those numbers. all right. finally, finally, fina

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leslie, thanks very much leslie picker.'s get to frank holland for a cnbc news update hi, frank. >> hi, seema here is your cnbc news update within this hour philadelphia officials announcing the arrest of two men who will be facing murder charges for the deaths of two bystanders last week the video shows the suspects fired randomly into the crowd after they heard gunshots down the block. >>> the uk is concerned about two british sinnicitizens and a moroccan as the january 6th committee prepares for its prime time hearing tonight with promises of major revelations, the top republican in the house says it is unlike any other committee in american history >> in fact, it is the most political and least legitimate committee in american history. it has permanently damaged the house and divided this country let's be honest, it is a smoke screen for democrats to push their radical agenda >> coverage of the hearing with shepard smith starting at 8:00 eastern here on cnbc seema and tyler, back over to you. >> thank you very much and

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>> police officer leslie vega and jen killing gantz claiming kiggans. one of those wins some.de office in virginia and she joins us now. it's an honor to have you on especially after a big day in virginia yesterday and the goal now is for jen kiggans and leslie vega to flip their districts from blue to red. do you think they can pull it off in noe. >> absolutely they will. what a glorious day it was yesterday. listen, let me tell you, all of our candidates were excellent. every last one of them would have been excellent representatives. these are the people who are going to bring us to november. is it november yet? i can't wait. and do you know who else can't wait? the voter in virginia. and then look what happened even in texas. texas 34, just yesterday, the first latina republican who we have never won that district. never. so it's happening all over. >> ashley: let's talk about the voters. what are the big issues, the hot topics that americans are going to be voting for and to couple that in. what would you the g.o.p. hopefuls hoping to keep this alive. >> it's not complica

>> they will not, leslie. >> they have a fomo attitude after two years of not traveling as much.aying at home, you also cover elon musk and tesla. >> yes >> there was a recent tweet overnight that got a lot of attention about the memo that was sent, basically telling tesla executives, you better be in the office at least 40 hours a week, or go find another job, essentially. what do you make of that, knowing what you know about tesla culture? is this a surprise to you? >> not at all. not at all i saw that tweet, and i thought that's elon. elon is a demanding boss i'm not trying to state the obvious, but he's a demanding boss i think his feeling is, look, in certain conditions, when it makes sense for a variety of reasons, and it made sense at the height of the pandemic, okay, but the pandemic has eased. yes, i know we have a wave coming through right now, and i think he believes what i hear from a number of corporate america, which is get back in the office there's a value being in the office that cannot be taken for granted. yes, you can be productive working remote by, but he be

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. >> the good, the bad and ugly, the state of hedge funds in this market following the money our lesliext >> here's a tip for your money, your future. to analyze personal cash flow take your monthly income after taxes, that's your inflow, add up monthly expenses, rent or mortgage, credit card, auto loan payments, that's your monthly outflow. your monthly inflow minus your outflow is your personal cash flow and tells you if you're living within your means for cnbc aim sharon epperson another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities.™ >>> welcome back to "the halftime report. hedge funds in this very volatile market, our leslie picker following the money for us and has our re

and yet you have leslie, which in karachi by california and i see scale ah, a broker like so for what are your thousands of people still live in small towns and villages that have become the new frontline trajectory? what they call this area, the gray zone with you don't like the really early from there. of course. pretty me what that was only about a used vehicle with olivia. they'll go so we won't know what it was that similarly with him or was it a show berella? i knew i threw under his throw cherry alexander who will be a little more. she'll let us that she made us feel like it was that what the what video leslie was before he boy feel cool here. scott, your party grow your favorite them with. i just didn't think why it didn't finish it. a previous one agenda and i got it and you should be hipaa to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offensive, very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time. time to sit down and tal

let's bring a tonight's bream team panel to debate, fox news contributor leslie marshall, erin perrine> shannon: i want to play more of the president talking to jimmy kimmel. here's what he says. >> i also could ask him a look, republicans don't like it square, why do you play it square? well, guess what? if we do the same thing they do, our democracy will literally be in jeopardy. >> shannon: so aaron, republicans play dirty, democrats don't because our democracy is in danger if they do. >> it's just not a attached to reality and if you continue on that clip with joe biden, he finishes by joking around about how he should lock up those who politically disagree with him, so you know, want to talk about democracy being saved, let's talk about locking up political opponents. jimmy kimmel open featured both you and i, shannon, when we were talking about different things that have happened, but specifically whether or not jimmy is the right format for this kind of interview with the president, to your point we have an inflation crisis, border crisis, crime crisis, drug crisis, and he is on

. >>> look at the bank stocks getting hit again today even as treasury yields rise leslie picker as apressuring this group leslie. >> yeah, after last week where financials were the worst performing sector, actually today they're one of the top performers but still down significantly, down about 3%. only bested by consumer staples among the s&p sectors. banks, asset managers, brokers, all getting whipsawed by the prospect that inflation or the fed's response to it pushes the economy into a recession some may argue that higher rates can be good for certain businesses, making lending more profitable and trading more robust however, a recession can diminish credit quality, freeze m & a activity, gene scoreman sought to assuage some concerns saying he's not expecting a deep or long recession if there is one, adding, quote, i am totally relaxed about it sara >> what's happening fundamentally, leslie? are we starting to see a turn in the cycle from the banks because we have heard a lot of really positive commentary from the banks. bank of america, for instance, citing how good the consumer

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in the east bay, i am leslie brinkley abc7news. dan: thank you. ama: in the north bay in a few months cloverdale residents can vote to ban fireworks. other bay cities have recently taken this action. on the peninsula, san mateo is closing several city parks monday night and try to prevent people from sitting off illegal fireworks. seal point park, washington park, fiesta meadows park, writer park, and parkside aquatic park, will close at 6:00. signs have gone up to alert people. dan: fireworks are illegal in center county except for the city of gilroy which allows safe and sane fireworks. there will be more than half-dozen affectional fireworks shows monday light -- night ended accounting and people are encouraged to enjoy those instead of sitting off their own. ama: let's bring in meteorologist sandhya patel to figure out what it will be like. sandhya: this time we will have fog the holiday weekend. today it got up to the low and mid 90's, hot and learned. down the coast and along the bay, 60's to 80's. we will lose the heat and check out the hol

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. >> there was a lot to talk to leslie of the political vocations of this from many democratic lawmakers ballot. how do you see it? >> i do see it as on the ballot there is roughly how to prevent the abortion pill from coming it even talk about how can we override a federal travel ban to prevent women from traveling from the state that doesn't allow abortions to a state like i'm in california that does and will continue to do so. other things that are an issue proximal the ten states will not allow exceptions with abortion bands for and also the public and party that if they get the house and senate in the midterm elections in november election they may have a federal ban on abortion as early as two weeks after a missed. i would have to say it was democrats would take a page of the republican handbook on the things that republicans do very well as of the get one issue and the go really hard with that one issue. this is that issue and if you want to add a second for the democrats wisconsin gun control. this is a big issue and i certainly hope that my party will come out in numbers like we

leslie, start with you. what is your reaction to these numbers among democrats?sed, martha. i think this is why the party is going to lose seats. it's is the economy, stupid like james carville said. the president said he and the party in power would be blamed. that is typical whether it's a democrat or republican. whether they have all of the house, the senate and the white house. and also the way it's presented. if people feel that inflation, people feel that gas prices are all the president's doing, the party in power's doing, they'll feel that way rather than if they look at factually this is a global economic issue with pleases like norway at $10 a gallon, that joe biden and democrats are not in charge of. i'm not surprised with the numbers and the mid-terms. >> martha: i don't know that the international comparisons work with most americans. we expect to handle things better here, to be more efficient, to have more efficient markets that handle these. reince, when you look at the numbers and the fact that they have gone south a lot in the past month and tha

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>> i mean, leslie, you're actually right this is not a light switch situation.dealing with years of under-investment in the oil and gas sector so the kind of catch-up that is needed is not going to solve this near-term problem we were already talking about brent prices in the '90s we're talking about one of the world's largest oil and gas exporters that's going to see huge volume disruption because of sanctions, particularly on the oil side >> helima, the other thing we've been talwatching, talking about- what does happen to energy demand if in fact they go back to 60% or 80%. >> that's why you ae's minister said we have nowhere reached the peak in terms of oil prices. we already had triple-digit prices when communhina was lockg down their major cities, but the easing of restrictions, the concerns is we'll have renewed chinese demand at a moment when supply remains very restrained year question that we started the show with, what can the biden administration do on the supply side? unfortunately, it looks like there's very little that can be done, and we head int