lisa. >> lisa: i don't have anything funny but i do have good news.scharge from the hospital after nearly six weeks. as everyone knows, he sustained a single rifle wound in his left hip with an attempted assassination of republican members in congress as well as staffers. thank goodness he is okay. he still has a journey with the inpatient rehabilitation facility. but this is after a month of multiple surgeries. thank goodness he's doing all right. praying for him and his recovery. apparently he is in good spirits and looking for return of return. rehabilitation is almost complete. good to see him on the house -- i think republicans meet him with the votes right now. hopefully he gets back to work. >> juan: he called in the other day for the conference. i mean, he is tough. >> lisa: what a tough guy. >> tom: john mccain coming back. amazing to me. >> jesse: tom shillue. >> tom: are proud men in blue. there was an illegal break in in colorado. take a look at this. >> dana: oh, dear. [laughter] >> tom: a little fun. nice catch, right? >> dana: he's like

on larry king now she's the voice of lisa. i love my character sound much and i would i would say that about lisa simpson even if i didn't voice her she's truly one of the great female characters ever created for the small screen do you think you'd go beyond thirty years you know what i've been wrong about this answer so much i now stop predicting as a kid with your voice oh my gosh so much and it sort of sounds exactly the same as it did when i was sad i feel like hey who has the last laugh now. plus. when you know your own show if you were a kid from your lips to god's ears larry when they give you one they don't believe in the girls trail it's all next on larry king now. larry king now our special guest is yardley smith the emmy award winning actress voice actors comedienne and playwright yardley is best known of course she's the voice of lisa simpson on the simpsons which just completed its twenty eighth season making it the longest running scripted series of any kind in american history. and that it's a failure in front o

and i would say that about lisa simpson even if i didn't voice are. characters ever created for the small screen. thirty years. as a. boy. so much. as. i feel like who has the last laugh now. that way. they don't believe in the girls. are special guest is yardley smith the emmy award winning voice actors comedienne and playwright. best known of course is the voice of lisa simpson on the simpsons which just completed its twenty eighth season making it the longest running scripted series of american history. and that it's a failure in front of the cavalry we've seen yardley in shows like herman's head and dharma and greg and films like maximum overdrive and as good as it gets her newest film oils is available on video on demand we'll talk about miles in a minute twenty eight years you were with us from the start yes how did you get the part of lisa. it's sort of a i feel like it's a lot of turk turner discovered in the drugstore kind of story i was doing as really small play at a tiny theater in los angeles and the casting director who ended up casting

mark caught up, and lisa abramowicz. okada, and lisa abramowitz.'s start, mike with the lack of volatility that we have seen. the lack of action, the lack of issuance. year to date it has been stellar, but the last couple of months, what do you make of it? mike: a really good time for vacation for people in the industry. it is a function of just unprecedented central accommodation on a global basis. jonathan: yeah. mike you can get very : comfortable with that, and i think for the foreseeable future, be -- the central banks will continue to be extremely transparent, keeping volatility low. risk assets look ok for the foreseeable future. where welly do believe are from a volatility perspective, it is not going to last forever. to make investments based on what has happened in the last eight years in terms of accommodation when the central banks, particularly the fed, have said we are changing, we are changing the game. we are changing the game. we are going to stop buying every asset. when they take the long and out nd out of the market, via treasur

lisa: happy friday.han: i am so happy we are not teasing the fed covers for next was the test for next wednesday. thank you michael swell, lisa abramowicz, mark okada. that does it for us from new york. we will see you next week at 12:00 new york time, 5:00 p.m. in london. for our viewers worldwide, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast we're continuing to make our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. ♪ francine: joe kaeser a rare breed of chief executive, who dedicated his entire professional life to a single company. he was a young business graduate when he joined siemens in 1980, moving up the ranks and around the world for a company described by angela merkel as a flag

lisa: happy friday. am so happy we have are not teasing the fed covers for next was the test for next wednesday. thank you michael swell, lisa abramowicz, mark okada. that does it for us from new york. we will see you next week at 12:00 new york time, 5:00 p.m. in london. for our viewers worldwide, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ vonnie: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. major banks be earning estimates, but there's more to the stor story. >> i think it was a little bit worse equities are little bit better. vonnie: central banks lead to fed policies and investors read between the lines. some big firms make outside hires while others groom from within. a setback on health care could ck the trump agenda for a loop. >> this failed and failed miserably. vonnie: bloomberg guests offer insight into the market. >> you can expect

me that lisa was eight so i thought well then i should probably just she. did you think it would be a hit oh no you know when we started we were doing the little twenty second bumpers on the tracey tracey ullman show and they sure had them she warned them into that sketch comedy show just before the commercial breaks and they told the whole story in about a minute and then we broke off to a half hour series after two seasons of tracey ullman and everybody said fox is crazy this is the worst idea that a network has ever had there hasn't been an animated show on in prime time since the flintstones and then we hit so big i mean so big we were mid-season replacement so we started in january of one thousand nine hundred ninety although the first half hour episode to air was the christmas special in one thousand nine hundred nine how many movies did you do. for the simpsons so far only one and people are clamoring for a second one matters second you know i i think they really want to make sure that it is. as good as and does justice to the first they don't want t

lisa murkowski. i want to make sure the audience knows who they are. >> dana: they are calling this a skinny repeal. like oh, that sounds interesting. ten governors have just come out with a letter that says skinny appeal is not for us but i believe they will get something out of the senate that will allow them to get the conference. i think about these seven senators that you just read off their names about their decision and peggy noonan said something very interesting about how when you are on the ground and in your own state, you are looking at the topography of the politics, and in the last eight years, with president obama, lots of things changed. people have more anxieties and they don't expect change in washington to be good for them and so, i think what we end up with now is that there's really not a strong republican party of smaller government. it's variations of bigger government and how it should actually work. that's disconcerting to a lot of conservatives who think we should just take

he would tell you. >> richard: go ahead, lisa. >> lisa: i think americans get the hypocrisy here. you have cnn, who had long criticized the president and his supporters. president trump is inciting violence, we continue to see a litany of violence committed by the left that has been ignored by outlets like cnn. i remember look looking at peal protest and you have riots and police cars being set on fire. police officers in riot gear. i think americans are in on the hypocrisy. they get the joke and this is how these outlets have discredited themselves. >> richard: i think you are conflating two different things. if you look at the republicans like the senators, i could go on and on, the litanies that say this is problematic. these are the leaders that president trump needs to get his policy and intend that installed. >> jesse: the country has been listening and now we are $20 trillion in debt. >> greg: i think those senators are playing a role. they realize he's not going to stop doing it and it's not so bad because he is still getting stuff done. last time i checked, isis is almost

lisa: happy friday.han: i am so happy we have you for the fed coverage of next wednesday. , thatyou to our guests does it for us. we will see you next week at 12:00 new york time, 5:00 p.m. on london. this is bloomberg real yield. ♪ i'm vonnie quinn welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories in bloomberg and around the world that we are following. u.s. stocks on the dollar sinking today as investors assess the expansion of an investigation into president donald trump's russia ties. banks made this much in quarterly profits. the country was on the brink of financial collapse. plus, general electric shares plunged to the lowest levels in almost two years. a look at the company's weaker as an unit margins executive prepares to depart. abigail, we are halfway through the trading day and getting not much. >> small declines for the major averages on the

jonathan: lisa?do you think there is any value left in hard currency, because we see a flood of cash into these indices, brought indices, of u.s. dollar emerging markets credit. some nations have been deleveraging, others have not. the credit quality of the index has been deteriorating. >> you have the entire food chain of capital flowing into the u.s. market. it started out with treasuries in mortgages, and then it went into investment grade credit. now you are seeing the flows into emerging markets after many years of significant outflows, so it is concerning that flows have been significant. that is typically a pretty negative signal. i think the hard currency debt is pretty significant, and there's not as much value there. jonathan: mike staying with us, alongside mark and lisa. let's get a check of the markets, where we have been throughout the week. are grinding lower by 10 basis points on the u.s. 10 year, 11 on a 30 year. flattening the curve once again. still ahead, the final spread. janet y

jonathan: lisa? lisa: you think there is any value left in hard currency? seen a flood of cash into these indexes, broad indexes of u.s. dollar emerging markets, credit. some nations have been deleveraging, and others have not. frankly, the credit quality of the index has been deteriorating. michael: you have the entire food chain of capital flowing into the u.s. market. it started out with treasuries and mortgages, and then it went -- as that wasn't enough yield, they went to investment grade credit. now you are seeing the flows into emerging markets after years of significant outflows. so it is concerning that these flows have been significant. that is typically, in a emerging market, a pretty negative signal. i think the hard currency debt has tightened pretty significantly, and there is not much value there in local currency. ,ichael swell, lisa abramowicz and mark okada staying with us. 11 on a 30 year, a flatter curve once again. you know the story. still ahead, the final spread. fed chair janet yellen's difficult task of unwinding the balance sheet a

lisa: u.s. represented if doug collins stepped in to try to help. >> we are working diplomatic channels, to work with the russian government. lisa: sanctions are often economic. in this case they are deeply personal, and it is not just but it is also affecting these kids in orphanages in russia. what you think vladimir putin chose to integral orphans? >> he sees the west as an adversary. i think there is a contentious thing there and he is willing to use most avenues he can to push an agenda or get what he wants. place,hile the ban is in they are aware of conversations that indicate there may be room for dialogue on the issue. ultimately it comes down to compassion. >> it really is a matter of hearts in russia being turned or an option for children. >> they are being used as pawns. you can stop travel, do things like that, but put somebody in position with their helpless is completely wrong. those children, a orphanage walls. lisa: do you still hold out hope? >> eventually the right people will

is that right, lisa?pening today, a chance to enjoy free live music at the waterfront. the san francisco symphony is performing at noon at pier 27. they'll have -- they'll play a variety of fan favorites including songs from "west side story." it's the third year the symphony is hosting this free concert. families are encouraged to pack a picnic, hang out on the lawn, and they need to bring a jacket or anything like that? >> yeah, in san francisco, they might. you're right. you're always right, carolyn. and you know, we are looking at that -- >> remember that. >> -- that cooldown that's going to spread from san francisco to the north. all about the wind direction, and right now, wow, look at the fog from the golden gate. can't even see runners but the eastern side of the city is sunny with calm winds. so you get over here, a different story, but we will be getting into partly cloudy skies. plan on cool 50s in the city. we'll talk about the 40 degree range today and big cooling on top for tomorrow coming u

. >> lisa: i'm actually disappointed that secretary kelly is leaving that post. i thought he was a perfect pick for homeland security secretary. and he served in central and south america. i'm really disappointed for him to leave that post. the turnover that we saw under president obama, i certainly hope that doesn't happen to someone who has so dutifully serve this country. i think the writing was on the wall for reince priebus. president trump felt like the establishment within his own party was there with him. and i think i wouldn't be surprised if we saw some more firings. >> i'm going to be on team trump all of the time. i'm going to help the president advances goal. that's the other part of the job that people don't realize, when you go through thick and thin together you know people really well. it was honor to be able to serve him. >> jesse: he's taking a classy way out there. so trumpet seems to be clearing out the political rnc people. he's bringing in military people and money men. he's feeling comfortable around the millionaires and billionaires. what

lisa says about ten to 20 degrees cooler.e will have your forecast in just a few. ♪ ♪ the best way to get together is with a treat you make together. ♪ ♪ ♪ the moments that connect us happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. >>> in addition to the great food, attractions, carnival rides, and games, there will be live horse racing with the first post at 1:45 this afternoon. tonight there will be an rv demolition at 7:00. 1980s rock band night ranger will perform in concert at 8:00, and a display will follow that show. the fair runs from 11:00 this morning until 11:00 tonight. >>> what will the weather be like? here's lisa. >> how about some low 90s for a change? looks like temperatures will be fairly seasonal. in fact, this is why exploratorium camera, look at the clouds here, 52 in san francisco with mist and drizzle along the shoreline. it will last along the morning hours before the afternoon. much more comfortable. how long it's going to last with our forecast next. >> thank

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i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. "good morning america" is up >>> good morning, am> good morn. new this morning -- missing the mark? the results from our abc news/"washington post" poll. americans giving donald trump the lowest six-month approval rating of any president in seven decades. what it could mean for his agenda. >>> health care on hold. the vote to repeal or replace obamacare delayed with senator john mccain recovering from sudden surgery. could this help, or will it hurt the republicans' chances of getting their plan passed? >>> high-rise investigation. the first look inside at the deadly damage caused by a five-alarm fire at this hawaii condo complex that killed three people. what we're learning about the victims. >> he went under a bed. a few minutes later, they lost phone contact with him. >> would sprinklers have made a difference? ♪

a little context for lisa murkows murkowski. she's a senator who won a write-in campaign in 2010 after losing the republican primary. she doesn't feel like she owes the republican party anyway. she's known as an independent senator. she's known as somebody who cares about alaska and is not kind of a party-only person. and another kind of keynote that i've been getting a kick out of for the last 24 hours, she chairs the committee that in part overseas -- that oversees the interior department and ryan zinyke who will have to listen to her. this didn't help, it's unclear if it hurt. it's worth noting -- administrations do this, they try and pull all the levers they can to try to get senators in to play. in this situation, it was clear that this wasn't a helpful effort. >> all right. we are efforting you several pots of coffee. good luck, thank you for being with us. we'll check in with you at 5:30. >> i don't feel bad for him. he loves this. that was -- he was in history last night. part of history. >>> let's discuss this with kimb

. >> lisa: he's trying to build his national profile. please unions in 2014 accused him of encouraging an antipolice environment. does it surprise anyone that he skipped out on an event that important to the men and women wearing blue. >> juan: >> dana: interesting ae protesters or thugs, i would love to know where there all coming from and if they work. we are trying to make a living in order to fund government services, which i would imagine that many of them are actually on. >> greg: there all dressed in black. how is that peaceful? it's more intimidating to dress in disguise, many in masks. >> juan: is he simply raising his profile, maybe making himself a possible democratic contender in the next election. >> jesse: it doesn't get any better than that. in any event where de blasio is the keynote speaker is terrible. his son is studying abroad in germany. and he happens to make a trip over there. what he did was, he didn't want to pay for it. he killed two birds with one stone. it's terrible timing, the guy our steps in it. the subway

>> thanks, lisa. a 68-year-old man is facing charges for allegedly dealing drugs out of his senior citizens home. the drugs are about as hard as you can get. abc 7 news rorter leslie brinkley spoke with someone who saw it happen for two years. >> the dealer? a 68-year-old man who lived in this housing complex in the piedmont area of oakland. the customers? young women in their teens and 20s. this woman saw it unfold night after night from a window on the circle drive. >> hand over small packets of drugs to people get money. car drives away and then 15, 20 minutes later another car comes through. so continual traffic coming through here buying drugs from him. >> like drive-through drugs. >> drive-through drugs. this senior complained to building management. >> we went by the berkeley office and po one answered the phone. we were told they couldn't do anything about it. to talk to the police. >> residents lerted police and according to the east bay times, authorities arrested the 68-year-old man in late

here is our meteorologist, lisa archin. we have not only a warm morning, but we are looking at not only high-fire danger, but the national weather service highlighting 5,000 feet where there is a red flag warning and we have breezy, northerly winds that have kept us overnight near 70 degrees in some of our neighborhoods. so our heat advisory continues until 9:00 and this could mean a risk once again of risk-related illnesses. we're starting out warmer, 10 to 17 degrees warmer from concord to antioch, oakland to hayward and six to seven degrees warmer and with temperatures in the 60s to near 70s and hay bard, 65 we'll be well into the 80 throughout the morning hour. your forecast today will look like this, with a warm morning and 60s on the coast and we're talking 102 inland and we broke a couple of records yesterday and less cloud cover today and we're talking about the hottest day of the week and cooling begins as soon as tomorrow. carolyn? >> thank you, lisa. >>> temperatures are expected to soar in san joss toe hit the m

alaska, and lisa murkowski, and informed them that lisa murkowski's no vote against the notion startier in the week -- motion to start debate earlier in the week would hurt the administration's position. she's been clear about what she wants on policy, clear about the issues she had about repeal and replace. the things that alaska very specifically needed here. the idea that somebody who, keep in mind, in 2010 lost the republican primary, won as a write-in candidate, known to be a fighter, known to be her own senator -- and perhaps more important, the senator who chairs the committee that oversees the interior department and secretary ryan zincke, this will probably blow back in the administration's face. administrations try this -- you try and pull every level of government that -- every lever of government that you can, and in this case it didn't work. >> how many coffees have you had? that's my big question. >> reporter: i'm trying to put it directly into the veins at this point. if that's possible, i'm in. mainline it. >> good luck you to. it will be a long day. we'll check back.

>> thanks, lisa. a 68-year-old man is facing charges for allegedly dealing drugs out of his senior citizens home. the drugs are about as hard as you can get. reporter leslie brinkley spoke with a neighbor who saw the dealer operate out of her building for two years. >> reporter: the dealer? a 68-year-old man who lived in this senior housing complex in the piedmont area of oakland. the customers? young women in their teens and 20s. this woman says she saw it all unfold night after night from a window looking down on the circle drive. >> hand over small packets of drugs to people get money. car drives away and then 15, 20 minutes later another car comes through. so continual traffic coming through here buying drugs from him. >> like drive-through drugs. >> drive-through drugs. >> this disabled senior complained to buildig management. >> the company called satellite affordable housing associates. we went by their berkeley office but they were closed and no one answered the phone. we were told they couldn

carolyn. >> all right, lisa. we're following developing news of a wreck that injured several people in san jose overnight. the crash happened around 12:15 this morning on i-280 near mclaughlin avenue. highway patrol officers say four people were taken to the hospital. two with life-threatening injuries. investigators have determined there were multiple collisions involving five cars. some pedestrians were also struck while helping with that first crash. so far, it's unclear whether drugs or alcohol played a role. >>> this morning, barriers are going up along the golden gate bridge. san francisco marathon runners will race across the span for the first time ever, northbound lanes will be closed. here's a look at the race route in green. these roads will be closed from 7:00 this morning until noon today. the areas in pink show where traffic can cross, but only when there's a break in the race. abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington has a preview. >> on your mark, get set, go. and move your car before it gets towed.

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hi, lisa. >> temperatures are warming up quickly.nd it covers at least the hills, the mountain, upper elevations of the north bay and east bay and down along the central coast. so heat related illnesses are b possible. upper 90s in santa rosa. 104 out towards discovery bay. heat exhaustion and heatstroke if you're out there for several hour, try to stay away from the sun and increased fire dangers and keep it breezy. 57 in the city. with 65 in san jose 64 on the peninsu peninsula. look how clear. 57, santa rosa. 65 in livermore and it will climb to 40 degrees there in our inland valleys with temperatures till still in 60s. chris. >> turning now to a surreal scene in florida of a growing sing hole swallows two homes north of tampa. victor has the latest. >> breathtaking video cap the frightening hoemts as this florida home collapses. >> it was very scary, the neighbors are incredible. just to be like the devastation happening. it's unreal. >> another home sinking, listen to it cracking to the ground. expanning across the street to abo

lisa is in today for mike. what do we have in store, lisa? >> another nice day.e had nice weather. the cooldown got under way earlier in the week. we're going to keep the trend going. here's a look at live doppler 7 where we have fog from the san mateo coast. a little patchy in the east bay around hayward and some over the golden gate bridge. upper elevations in the 60s around mt. diablo. 54 in black hawk, and looking at low 50s in san francisco. 59 in mountain view. good morning, san jose, upper 50s. if you're heading out early, 50s to near 60. and we'll be looking at temperatures just touching the 90s inland. and just minor fluctuation throughout the end of the week. i'll have those for you in just a few minutes. alexis. >> good morning, lisa. and we're looking pretty good. no major incidents so far this morn

lisa callan/sunnyval e - "devastated. it's just a really horrible, horrible way to go.destruda, sto es horrible, no lo puedo creer." dijo lisa callan, dueÑa de animal. este gato blanco llamado "snowball" era un migrante ... como muchos en estados unidos... haba llegado desde el reino unido junto a lisa callan a disfrutar de una mejor vida en sunnyvale ... no precisamente a la que pas tras el ataque... pero desafortunadame nte, le fue imposible escapar de los salvajes ataques de los coyotes. lisa callan/sunnyval e - "snowball is a bit of a celebrity. cut he's going to be really misses." track 3 - callan tom la decisin de rendirle, junto a sus vecinos, un homenaje a su compaÑero de 14 aÑos, a quien describe como una celebridad en el barrio... le hizo un funeral ... (nate -digging grave- then lisa crying) y lo enterr bien cerca a ella... en el patio de su casa... lisa callan/sunnyval e - for now people, you know please please keep your animals in as soon as it's dark till at least 7-7:30 i would advise. keep them safe." track 4 - por ahora, por favor no dejen a sus animale

brent: lisa lewis, thank you very much.ere are some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. police in the u.s. city of boston say several people have an injured near logan airport after a taxi plowed into a group of pedestrians. the driver remained at the scene and was queststioned. the incident is not appear to be terrorism-related. u.s. president trump has offered to help a terminally ill british baby after his family lost a legal battle to have him treated in the u.s. his tweet comes one day after the pope criticized a court ruling that life support should be withdrawn against his parent's wishes. a saudi-led coalition of states has given qatar another 40 hours to respond to a list of demands including shutting down al jazeera tv in breaking off ties with iran. saudi arabia, the united air it -- united arab emirates, isolated guitar after accusing it of supporting terrorist groups. more floododsn southern china after reports of at least 15 killlled over the last few days. hundreds of thousands mo

good morning, lisa. >> good morning to you, kate.'ve got the gray sky at the coast but not for long. this is one of the beaches that will be pretty sunny this afternoon afternoon. in fact, santa cruz should see a high in the 70s. we're talking about 50s from half man bay, gil roer oakland. san jose is sunny in the low 60s. look at this. 56 santa rosa. 57 napa. sunshine in concord at 65 degrees. 10:00 you'll be in the mid 60s in san ramon. by noontime we've got 80 out by the delta. cool and comfortable at the coast but limited sun. by 4:00 we're talking about some low 90s >>> this is video from a live fire exercise in south korea. just hours after north korea launched a intercontinental ballistic missile. the u.s. and south korea then countered the north korean launch with their own. this one showing the rockets precision firing capabilities. experts are saying the north korean missile test went higher and further than any other test before. kim jong-un now claims they're able to hit the entire u.s. at any time. here's abc news report

lisa knew. you know, lisa asked me. lisa remembers everything., and ijust confirmed it. so that's what happened, really. so she knew that night? yes. you know, she hasn't really fully gone into it because obviously she's just spoke about it a few times, and she remembers everything about the night. when she came round, what did she say? "saffie‘s gone, isn't she?" so ijust nodded, and that was it. that's all that was said really. you have talked about your wife's injuries and obviously her desperate attempt to get better. is she a fighter, your wife? yeah, she's on a mission. she is. she's doing fantastically well. very brave. i mean, considering her injuries and operations that she's had, the amount of times and the time she has spent in hospital so far, on top of losing your daughter... i mean, i'm a strong guy, i'd like to think i am. but i was worried to death that she mightjust give up, because it's very difficult, particularly when you've got saffie to deal with at the same time. but, no, she's marching on to get herself up and physically s

sarah kliff, lisa desjardins, thank you.the day's other news, north korea launched a second intercontinental ballistic missile that flew higher and farther than its first attempt earlier this month. this missile stayed aloft for 45 minutes, before landing in the sea of japan, near the western japanese island of hokkaido. >> ( translated ): this launch clearly shows that the threat to our security is real and severe. as long as north korea continues these provocations, the u.s., south korea, china and russia and the whole international community must closely cooperate and apply additional pressure. >> woodruff: the pentagon confirms u.s. and south korea staged a joint live fire military exercise in response. the north korean missile was launched at a high angle. the north korean missile was launched at a high angle. some u.s. analysts say the flight path, flattened out, means it could reach the u.s. mainland. washington has slapped more economic sanctions on iran, for launching a rocket that can carry satellites. tehran said

guest: i agree with lisa. a lot of times when you go into the senators or congressmens offices, they say that the phone lines are burning up. even if you do not get through, the fact that the phone is ringing means something to them, as well. i think they are acutely aware as to how things are playing at home. on the russia stuff, i think that in one way, even though trump is in the white house, he is still very in touch with his base in the heartland, and he knows that russia is so big and so foreign and far away in may -- and way more complicated than the other things he needs to be dealing with like jobs and health care. while it is a big story in washington, they can keep playing it like a distraction, but i think he will end up losing the base of he does not deliver on the things he promised, so that his wife told care should be his focus. host: on the democratic line from florida, alfred, hi. caller: good morning. i wanted to say that we got social security and medicare ,lready in place in washington the

so we'll keep you posted on that. >> no. >> i know. >> thanks, lisa. t -- this should be sayin something about the skater, yeah, the only 26.2 mile inline skating marathon on the west coast is under way today along the great highway in san francisco. we found a you neck bay area character, an 85-year-old rollerblader who pulled a memorable stunt to promote the event. here is wayne freedman. >>> this qualifies as one of the gauntlets, steep, intimidating, knob hill, a tough climb. now -- >> can you imagine roller skating down this hill? >> absolutely not. >> might want to stick around a minute. >> really? >> fast-forward a few minutes at approaching break neck speed, staring down the middle of california street, dodging obstacles and active defiance likely to grow more heroic with every telling. and all because of this man. >> are you a daredevil? >> i am. >> ziggy stool, a legend in local skating culture. >> 85 and he roller skates. >> yes, 85. claim it fame, he improved the breaking systems of cable cars, probably a good thing today. >> just scrape al

i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen.book, and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great sunday, everyone. and a good week ahead. ♪ >> welcome to "bay area buys." ladies and gentlemen, a very important announcement to make on this program. the 2017 silicon valley furniture store of the year has been selected by the mercury news, and it is russell's fine furniture of santa clara. this is the "bay area buys" challenge, a one-microphone show. >> yes, it will be. anyways, we're gonna do something very special in july. july 4th, of course, being a major holiday sale and so on, but all weekend -- all month long we're gonna celebrate this. >> mm-hmm. >> so, here's an example. pieces that are not bay area buys -- in other words,

lisa: i want to get your sense about the ecb.rowth state at 1.3% in june area it hit the low bar for the ecb target. theconcerned are you about talk of tapering western mark -- tapering? >> i don't think we should steer the ending of the cycle as long as central banks are in do no harm motive. the fed just raise rates two times in a row. financial editions are easier than when they began. the stock market is up. the dollar is lower. the fed is tightening. we don't have to fear the end of the cycle as long as there is enough growth to withstand an increase in the rate or the removal of the balance sheet liquidity. growthat balance between and what the central banks are doing. example,ive you an 2015, the they'd could -- that could barely get one rate hike out of the way. the markets would like it. now they have tightened three times in a row and the markets are fine with it. we have earnings growth. in 2015, we were in a recession. it's all about that trade-off. the ecb will probably remove look witty and start to taper if the fun

lisa is in today for mike. what do we have in store, lisa? >> another nice day. we had nice weather. the cooldown got under way earlier in the week. we're going to keep the trend going. here's a look at live doppler 7 where we have fog from the san mateo coast. a little patchy in the east bay around hayward and some over the golden gate bridge. upper elevations in the 60s around mt. diablo. 54 in black hawk, and looking at low 50s in san francisco. 59 in mountain view. good morning, san jose, upper 50s. if you're heading out early, 50s to near 60. and we'll be looking at temperatures just touching the 90s inland. and just minor fluctuation throughout the end of the week. i'll have those for you in just a few minutes. alexis. >> good morning, lisa. and we're looking pretty good. no major incidents so far this morning. here's a live look at walnut creek. southbound 680 slowly starting to fill in. i have been watching this guy with his hazards on, not a blocking issue and i don't think that's going to slow you down. that should not be a significant problem for you.

you've focused on the role of lisa murkowski and susan collins, walk us through your view. >> lisa murkowskisistently opposed or at least critical of various health care bills we've seen over the last several months and critical of the process that led to last night's vote. we have to remember that there were many times when senators themselves didn't know what they were going to be voting for. they didn't know what the financial and budget and health coverage impact of those bills would be and murkowski and collins have been very consistent rly saying to the american public and fellow senators and leerds, this is not okay, not how we run things. they have consistently said what we heard john mccain say on his speech on the floor several days ago, we need to stand up for the institution and need to be proponents of regular order. unfortunately, and some people would attribute this to gender, susan collins and lisa murkowski received a backlash from men in their own party using the kind of rhetoric we're used to from now hearing from the white house and white house aides. i feel uncomfortable

shelley moore west virginia, lisa capitol, and west virginia, lisa makowski. they said they will vote against it, even starting a debate, but only repeal the aca. why would they put a roadblock and not allow this to go to debate? if they want to get democrats to come and meet in the middle somewhere on this, and it means that much to republicans to get some kind of replacement. they need to bring it to a debate. do they not? >> i think the argument is, we need to go to debate, but every house member has contingency. our states are different, districts are different, and decent senators are trying to do what they think is best in their home state. what i think is best for america is, we move forward on the debate for repeal and replace obamacare. you have good senators, who are freaked out about changing the current health care package of obamacare, but julie, we have to recognize that obamacare is failing the american people. we have this debate about what the republican party is doing, we have to look at democrats who have been obstructions in the process in