-lisa: no.onis: does this location make money? giovanni: oh, my god. this fuels all the growth. lisa: this is our best location. lemonis: what is the goal for you? lisa: we want to scale it. we want to kind of conquer the chicagoland area. we also have talked about acquisition. we did a mini-acquisition already with rogers park. so that was an existing store that was failing, and we went in and purchased it. giovanni: and i have been calling stores to see if they'd be interested in selling. i go get the deals and then go, "hey, we'll figure out how to pay for it afterwards." lemonis: so you're in charge of mergers and acquisitions? [ both laugh ] giovanni: with no money. lemonis: it seems odd to me that they're acquiring anything. what they should be acquiring is a leadership process. they should probably worry about home base first. -giovanni: hey, bud! -lisa: oh, that's our son. do you want to say "hey to marcus"?! lemonis: and what is your name? -giovanni: sebastian, say hi. -lemonis: hi, bud

lisa: flatter. rob: flatter. alan: flatter. jonathan: the u.s. bund two-year spread? lisa: wider. alan: wider. jonathan: chinese -- contained or get ready for the pain? lisa: contained. they have a lot of money. rob: contained. they have a tremendous a lot of resources to throw the problem. alan: contained. you have to ask more difficult questions. jonathan: alan higgins coming in hot at the end of the program. great to have you with us. that you very much. my special thanks to bloomberg's lisa abramowicz, rob waldner and alan higgins. that does it for us from the york. we will see you next friday at 12:30 new york time. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ haslinda: hello. i am haslinda amin in singapore. in the gaming world, he is a cult figure, a young man racing towards his first billion. tan min-liang is cofounder, ceo, and creative director at razer, a company at the forefront of a $100 billion industry. tan min-liang is today's high flyer.

lisa. answer should have been i cannot confirm or deny. griff: take the girl out of d.c. and bring her to new york and this is what you will get. griff: it's very great to have her. all the tuckery, all the shopping, there is news and we have a lot to give you this morning. lisa. i did a lot of eating, too. pete: we have leftovers in our fridge enjoy them this morning. turkey for breakfast? try your dish if you can it's been a tough day. we got news yesterday about a horrific attack at an egyptian mosque, president trump over 200 people killed as isis claimed responsibility for an attack on a muslim mosque. the president tweets. griff: who is working by the way. pete: president trump said this will be calling the president of egypt in a short while to discuss the tragic terrorist attack with so much loss of life. we have to get tougher and smarter than ever before and we will. we need the wall, need the ban, god bless the people of egypt. griff: this is significant because the president als

lisa: awesome.ok page. you would be giving to a very important cause. lisa: an impressive young woman. griff: keeping your cool is a problem for many people. a new study says it could be life-threatening. >> call me elf one more time. >> you're an angry elf. griff: university finding angry men between 20 and 40 were one and a half more times to be dead 35 years sooner than those calmer. several factors linking stress to physiological damage. lisa: don't be angry, guys. pete: i'm calming down. lisa: rick isn't angry. rick: one and a half. pete: 35 years sooner. lisa: don't worry, be happy. griff: apparently you release adrenaline into times of stress and somehow impacts your d.n.a. basically people upset in this political environment may really be putting their life at risk. rick: it was like one or two years earlier that's like final. but 35? that's legit. so we have got a little built of weather going on but today is that last day of people returning back home not that bad at all. snow going here a

lisa: flatter. rob: flatter. alan: flatter. bundthan: the u.s.- two-year spread? lisa: wider. alan: wider. jonathan: chinese bargraph contained or get ready for the pain? lisa: contained., they have a lot of money. rob: contained. they have a tremendous a lot of resources to throw the problem. alan: contained. yet if i were difficult questions. jonathan: alan higgins coming in hot at the end of the program. great to have you with us. that you very much. my special thanks to bloomberg's lisa abramowicz, rob waldner and alan higgins. that does it for us from the york. we will see you next friday at 12:30 new york time. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, i'm shery ahn. kevin: welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ shery: markets are closing in new york. black friday. optimism from brick-and-mortar at the start of the holiday shopping season. let's get a check of where we stand. abigail doolittle has the latest. abigail: as you mentioned we are looking at gains for the major averages. all higher, modest gains. nasda

vishwanath: i agree with lisa. those things have been what we are recommending to our traders and investors as well. jonathan: i imagine iain disagrees with you both. where are the opportunities in london? >> i agree on the local side. i think there is some value there, and there have been decent real yields across a lot of countries. overall it looks good. i have to say this this is a , buying opportunity to pick up some bonds, 6% yields trading 60, 70 basis points lower. -- w weeks ago. jonathan: what do you say what if you still have the hunger to buy and you can see where the dips in the market are. it is the timing again. vishwanath: i look from the portfolio managers, the index to the broad benchmark indices. what has happened over the last several years have been underweight credit and underweight mortgages. they could have been bought by them. that is changing now. we think you will be forced to reallocate away from there to mortgage. jonathan: we will wrap things up with the rapid fire around. you know the

jonathan: lisa?a: i love the idea of martians coming down and looking at european economic data. jonathan: they would be very confused. lisa: they would be confused on many fronts. europe is dealing with what the u.s. was dealing with not so long ago, the goldilocks scenario. the idea that growth is accelerating but still not great and you are not seeing that much wage pressure. it is the same kind of story. people are still piling in and the ecb is continuing with quantitative easing. jonathan: rob waldner, typically with rates and yields as low as they are, you have a decision to make. you either add duration, go along the curve, or you go further along the risk curve which means owering quality. in europe, that will be difficult to do because high-yield already trades so tight. if you wanted exposure to this positive story in europe on a fixed income side, how are you going to express yourself? rob: it is undoubtedly true that european credit is much tighter. european high yield yields about 3.4%

i want to begin with lisa.to the chart we have been talking about for when i feel like is some weeks. twos versys tens. pick your place on the curve. 60 basis points. how much signal is in that? lisa: a lot of people will say this time is different. this does not indicate a slowing of the economy but rather a fed that is saying this is typical. that said, as i were jersey of -- ira jersey of bloomberg intelligence noted this is pricing in a policy error. right now this is saying a long-term economy is not accelerating. end of story. period. the more the fed hikes, the more it will slow that down and the more you will see that flattening continue. that is not a bullish sign for the economy long-term. jonathan: rob, do you agree with that statement? is that what you see in 58 basis twos and tens or something different? rob: we see a different situation when it comes to the yield curve. the front end of the yield curve is being driven by growth, and growth is superstrong. the new york fed shows growth for the four

lisa: not so much. sharyl: ok. thanks, lisa.g up on "full measure" -- justice for mexican dr what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need from home security. a sense of security. ♪ sharyl: an update to a story we told you last month. the case of former immigration and cuom seven mexican drug cartel thugs found guilty of shooting him and murdering his partner have been sentenced to terms ranging from 12 years to life in prison. avila and agent jaime zapata were attacked on assignment in mexico in 2011. it happened after ice supervisors sent them on a forbidden road that wasn't supposed to be traveled by americans because it was so dangerous. ever since, avila has been seeking government documents that would answer why the

i want to begin with you, lisa.ut's go to the chart i have been talking about for weeks and weeks and weeks and weeks. pick your place on the curve. how much signal, i always start with this, how much signal is in that? lisa: a lot of people will say this time is different and it does not indicate a slowing of the economy. as cameron said, this is pretty typical. as bloomberg intelligence noted, this is pricing any policy error. right now, what this is saying is the long-term economy is not accelerating. end of story. the more the fed hikes, the more it will slow that down in the more you will see flattening continue. that is not a bullish sign for the economy long-term. jonathan: is that what you see in 58 basis points, or do you see something different? >> it is a different situation when it comes to the yield curve. it is driven by growth. growth is super strong. new york said it is likely to come in 3.8%. it is really being driven by inflation, which is mia. that is keeping along and contained in the short end u

lisa: we completely agree with that view.u look at the difference between the purchases by the central banks this year and by the central bank and 2018, there is about $1 trillion in debt more from other was in 2017. that have to have an impact on valuation. jonathan:. you guys are sticking with me. vishwanath tirupattur, iain stealey, lisa hornby. it is a much flatter yield curve. up at the front and by six, down at the long goodbye 10. we are around 278. after this, the final spread. this is "bloomberg real yield." jonathan: it is time for the final spread. it will be a shortened trading week in the united states with the thanksgiving holiday coming up. we will have details of the recent meeting by the federal reserve and the ecb. janet yellen will be speaking as philip hammond makes his budget lisa,, let's see where you see the opportunities are right now. is there anything i should be looking at the pickup? lisa: we are cautious on risk generally but right now it's about taking risk down and having some carry on in the po

lisa: absolutely.has been the story of the last several years. 40% of the ig market is now owned by foreigners. at least corporate credit. any change in the dynamic, the relative value dynamic, whether because of the cross currency basis or because of spreads in the u.s. no longer offering value have to be watched closely because we could see an exit of demand. jonathan: goldman sachs in their top 10 themes for 2018, late cycle imbalances. they are not talking about leverage this time. they are talking about illiquidity. how much concern do you pay to illiquidity in spaces like high-yield, and do you promote a more active approach with these kind of things going forward from here for what is for many the late-cycle story? iain: i think this is the perfect environment for credit analysts to do their homework, make sure you are in the right credits. we are not daytrading these bonds. we are long-term investors. we want to buy companies we think are going to give a return to capital and income over the ne

absolutely. >> lisa: specific things. >> jessica: body cams on officers all over the country. >> lisai have not heard any of the players represent that publicly. >> jessica: i think that players have talked about this, they've talked about general criminal justice reform, getting rid of mandatory minimums, not having as long sentencing, we've had a new study out that showed that black inmates were getting 20% longer sentences for white inmates than for the same exact crime, i've said many times that colin kaepernick was an imperfect messenger for this because he wauntd clear in representing those policy issues but there are certainly real results that these people are after and they should be able to demonstrate publicly. >> gillian: i want to fire back quoting lisa because she struck a nerve something she said a couple weeks ago. the if the flag and the anthem doesn't unite us us as americans what unites us? >> jessica: i guess the first amendment. >> how do you like that answer? >> lisa: you don't have a right to do whatever you want when you're on your employer's time and particula

lisa: we checked.she wants the medication that works the best for her, she would be out of pocket as much as $432 per month. could you afford that foreign inhaler? >> no, that is the cost of my car insurance, car payment, and phone bill. lisa: what she and millions of others did not know is you can comparison shop for drugs just like you would any other thing in your kitchen. >> the same drug, the same prescription, different pharmacy, much better price. lisa: he is a pharmacy benefits manager. there are about 30 in the u.s., and they negotiate prices on prescriptions for their members. insured or not, everyone should comparison shop. >> 28 million people we know are uninsured today. year. then you have 10% to 20% with great coverage, but the particular drug they are using is not covered. lisa: one way to shop around is to call every pharmacy in your area. another is to use an app. one is called scripp save. there are a number of others, and they are free. compiled the, we most popular prescriptions an

lisa is a fantastic journalist. seven years of fox news, publisher's foreign desk, and she has the privilege of, no, that is wrong. lord dobbs has the privilege of being introduced by lisa. [laughter] [applause] lisa: good evening. i just realized that i am going to be the only person on this stage tonight who doesn't have a british accent. [laughter] lisa: but i do have an accent, so you have to see if you can detect it at some point. [laughter] lisa: if you asked him, lord dobbs would tell you that he never had a proper job. yet, it was in his restless search, as he calls it, for this ideal job, that he just happened, happened to stumble upon some of the most wonderful and rewarding experiences that anyone could ever hope to have in a lifetime. ones that honored his presence. ones that called upon him as a crafty in skilled storyteller. ones that demanded his inquisitive mind, and others that we boarded his wondrous creativity and innovation. it all began in a pub or i met a complete stranger, lord dobbs says abou

>> thank you, lisa. only on abc 7 news. a shotgun, a rifle. hundreds of rounds of ammunition stolen from a deputy's car here in san francisco. they were taking from an off-duty sheriff's deputy's car in the tenderloin. we have the latest on the investigation. >> the first is a shotgun. 12-gauge pump ak. blue steel with a brown stock. the second firearm is a colt ar-4, black in color. there are also 40 mags containing 20 rounds each of 223 that were stolen. >> friday night, san francisco police took a report of a gun and ammunition theft from a san mateo sheriff's deputy. san francisco police tell us it happened on 41 jones street? the tenderloin. saturday afternoon an all points bulletin from oakland police asked all officers to be on the lookout. >>. [ inaudible ] fully proof vest. >> in gun and ammunition theft is one of six in the bay area since november of 2015. the weapon used to kill 32-year-old kate steinle on pier 14 in july of 2015 was stolen from a park ranger's car along the embarked d'eembarcaderembar. he felt comfortable leaving i

lisa, also ahead. warriors blowout the 76ers to extend their winning streak and set a new franchise record. mike shumann has all of the details coming up in sports. >>> in sports, a battle of the nfc's two worst teams on tap at levi stadium. the new york giants take on the winless 49ers. that's at 1:25 this afternoon. the raiders are off this weekend. last night the warriors tried to extend their five-game winning streak against the 76ers. kd returned to the starting lineup after missing a game with a thigh injury. mike shumann has the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning. well, the warriors loving that home cocking. three for three in the recent homestand with last knight's win over the 76ers and won six straight. they've also won all six by more than 15 points. that's a franchise record. mcadoo receiving his championship ring from adams. steph curry takes a shot to the quad. he would leave but return later. 76ers cut the lead to one. accidentally makes the shot. take another look. th

here's meteorologist lisa argen, tracking live doppler 7 for us. hi, lisa. >> hey, chris. we don't have to go too far to see some rain. you can see the clouds behind me on live doppler 7. this will be lit up tomorrow. in fact if you can make out that comma well to the left hand side of your screen, that is what we're expected to bring in, some pretty good rain in the next 24 hours. it's 58 in oakland, 51 in mountain view, 58 in gilroy. another dry day. mid- and upper 50s right now, some 60s on the coast. looking at numbers until the mid- and upper 60s around the bay by noontime. and we'll look at numbers well above average, as much as 10 degrees above average with 70s near oakland, low 70s in san jose. it will be a dry night tonight, but look what happens tomorrow. 2 on our storm impact scale. the rain lingers into your monday morning commute. it could come back by the end of next week, chris. >> lisa, thank you. >>> terrifying moments off the coast of monterey county. a diver attacked by what's believed to be a great white shark. the attack happened yesterday in stillwate

>> lisa, thank you. only on abc 7 news, a shotgun, a rifle, hundreds of rounds of ammunition all stolen from a deputy's car here in san francisco. they were taken from an off-duty san mateo sheriff's deputy's car parked in the tenderloin. lonni rivera has the latest on the investigation. >> the first is going to be a shotgun, the weather bay 12-gauge pump action. blue steel with a brown stock. the second firearm is a colt ar-4 black in color. there are also 40aing 20 rounds3 that were stolen. >> friday night san francisco police took a report of a gun and ammunition theft from a san mateo sheriff'sdety. we're told that it happened on 41 jones street in the tenderloin. saturday afternoon an all points bulletin from oakland police asked all officers to be on the lookout. >> checking it with --[ audible] bulletproof vest. >> this gun and ammunition theft is one of six in the bay area since november of 2015. the weapon used to kill 32-year-old kate steinle on pier 14 in july of 2015 was stolen from a park ra

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hi, lisa. >> hey, chris. you may have slept through it, the rain, that is, if you live in the north bay. here's a loop of the last three hours, you can see it progressing from the east bay to the south bay. the north bay at 3:00 a.m. if we take you to 580, livermore and pleasanton, union city and fremont finally getting wet. milpitas, you've been dry most of the morning. and palo alto. this rain will continue to sink south around san jose. there's not going to be much of it. as it sinks to the south and east, it will weaken this weather front. 1 on the storm impact scale. the coastal hills could see a third to 4/10ths. 50s throughout much of the morning hours. by the afternoon, cloudy and peeks of sun. a cool day today. we're looking at the rain ending, though. we'll talk about more rain in the seven-day outlook in a few minutes, chris. >> lisa, thank you. >>> the final vote is in. starting in december of next year, san francisco police officers will be armed with tasers. >> the motion passes 4-3. >> shame! >

here's meteorologist lisa argen, tracking live doppler 7 for us. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. we're starting in sfo, cloud cover and 36-minute delays here. boy, we have fog in petaluma and napa with next to nothing visibilities. do be careful out there. the golden gate bridge, you can see a little bit of sunshine there. that's what we'll have for most of the afternoon. 51 in concord with 54 in novato. a cooler start, 8 to 9 degrees cooler. look at all the sun cru cr cruz. 64 for a high there. a beautiful afternoon with mid-60s. rain will come back. not everyone is going to be see it. your monday morning commute is looking a little sloppy. i'll have the details in a few minutes, chris. >> lisa, thank you. >>> the end of an era for the old bay bridge. this morning, caltrans blew up the last two piers of the old bay bridge, finishing the project a year ahead of schedule. you're watching video of the final implosion that happened 30 minutes ago. caltrans demolished 11 piers this year. chp officials closed the bay bridge to traffic as a precaution. you can see traffic is now moving

>> thank you, lisa. you can keep track of the changing weather conditions where you live with the abc 7 accuweath accuweather app. you can monday tort forecast on the go. >>> we have breaking news this morning. oakland police say they're responding to several sideshows in west and east oakland right now. and here is a look at one of the active scenes at high street and coliseum way. a large crowd is gathered at the intersection as cars race around the circle. sideshows have been an ongoing problem in the city. they've impounded motorcycles after nearly 200 bikers were performing sideshows. >>> new developments on a deadly pileup in san pablo. overnight, chp officers arrested a hit and run suspect in connection with the crash. in all, four people died. six others were injured. abc 7 news is at the scene on web i-80 near san pablo dam road. that happened after 8:00 last night. a white sedan hit the center divide. two suvs were also damaged. the chp says another sedan flipped upside down killing all the pas

>> lisa: they pledged their leases their allegiance to isis.he legislation senator cruz put forward. i think it should apply to people here in the united states. if you pledge your allegiance to isis, you take up arms against the united states in the name of isis, as evidenced by what this guy shouted, we know by the note he left. he's a member of isis. that's what drove him to do it. his radical extremist ideology coming should no longer be considered a united states citizen. >> jesse: i don't believe the president was saying the entire u.s. justice system was a laughingstock. i think he was referring to the lack of speed with which criminals can get prosecuted because they drag everything out. let's listen to what sessions and said, the attorney general, about this. >> terrorist should know this. this administration will use all lawful tools at our disposal, including prosecution and article three courts or at guantanamo bay. if anyone has any doubt, they can ask the more than 500 criminals whom the department of justice has convicted of terr

lisa: where you buying?nd we kept with that stance. we are not married to the asset class. we know it has a high correlation to risk and as you see volatility at the low, you have to be more circumstance about taking on more risk. julia: why are you still in it? chad: it is giving us a good deal to. we do not expect to see continuation of continuation, so that -- let me be clear, the way that our group is setting up for this is really get high yield almost as if it is an equity within our portfolio. lisa: i am trying to understand because let's say investors are like yourself and they went to get in because they like coupons but they are not married to the asset class and want to be able to get out. what if they decide to get out when they see the same signals? it is not like people get better foresight than anyone else. the underlying bonds do not trade with the same liquidity as the shares and there was concern during this that the share price decline in the etf is what drove the selloff in the broader mar

>> lisa: i think the timing is going to be everything. whether or not they will move to special election, for another date. all we can deal with is the facts. none can sit and speculate about what did happen and what did not happen. it's what people are saying out loud. there's judgment being put on everyone involved. that's the way these things go. unfortunately, there is a deadline. there's an election coming up. i know there has been pressure put on the governor and alabama to change the timeline for the special elections. they are the ones who set the rules for the elections. it's an option and quite honestly, does anyone think of the democratic government goven control they would do the same thing? if you are majority leader mitch mcconnell, you are put in an impossible situation, if roy moore were to win, what to do with the absence of irrefutable truths. it's a very difficult situation for him to be in for that. >> harris: we will cover the news on this as it happens. former vice president joe biden are going when he believes he co

meteorologist lisa argen is tracking conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris.ere. just 30s and 40s out there. in fact we're looking at low 30s from santa rosa, 36 in san ramon. it is 45 mild degrees in fremont, with 47 in san francisco. compared to yesterday, it is anywhere from 5 to 13 degrees colder. stay in bed an extra hour, grab another pair of socks. we are looking at temperatures to stay cold through the 7:00, 8:00 hour. then by noontime we're in the 50s, sunny skies with temperatures topping out near 60 degrees. upper 50s on the coast. rain chances are scaling back for the week ahead. in fact we're looking much milder in terms of temperatures. i'll have your full accuweather forecast in a few minutes, chris. >> lisa, thank you. >>> president trump has made a surprise announcement to suspend his decision on importing big game trophies. the president tweeted that he has put big game trophy decision on hold until such time as he can review all conservation facts. he said an update would come soon. the move comes as celebrities, politicians, and even some t

hi, lisa. >> that hey, chris, good mornin you. live doppler 7 showing clear conditions, no fog to insulate us. we'll look for a nice sunny day on the way. but temperatures are in the mid-30s in novato. 40 in concord, 41 in san jose, with 39 in oakland, 47 san francisco. we're at 8 and 9 degrees cooler than yesterday in oakland and in the city. but 11 degrees colder in the north bay. so we will be looking at these chilly numbers through the next several hours. noontime, we're in the 50s pretty much everywhere. and by about 4:00, we're looking at upper 50s coast, 60 for most of you. a pleasant afternoon, another cold night ahead. some rain in the offing, probably not as much as you think. we'll have a look at a warmer accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. chris? >> lisa, thank you. >>> traffic along highway 101 in san francisco is running smoothly this morning. this wasn't the case on one of the busiest travel days of the year. a tragic crash yesterday afternoon blocked driver at the height of rush hour on the southbound side of

carol carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. santa rosa officials will host a news conference today on the potential impact of the rain lisa just told you about. this is especially pertinent for the fountain grove area which was nearly burned to the ground last month. the city identified sections of storm drain destroyed by the fires and that, plus the fact that there's little to no groundcover means increased risk for landslides and sinkholes. residents will be asked to call 911 if they see evidence of flooding or mud flows. >>> from bikes to personal documents, north bay residents are recovering part of their lives lost last month to the wildfires. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story from santa rosa. >> my favorite color is blue. this is perfect. a brand new bike. his old one was lost the night his family escaped the fires. >> i miss it a lot. >> yeah? >> but i'm excited i have a new one. >> it's emotional. they lost a lot. >> the smiles were everywhere. the line was long for the giveaway. a quick i.d. check was

i found a way for lisa to complete her move so lisa what's going on?umm they are helping me out with a round trip it's a smaller truck but they are going to include an 100 milesbasically, lisa got a 17 foot u-haul truck for about 140dollars including insurance oh u-haul added one hundred free miles are you happy now lisa, i am happy i really appreciate your help and u-hauls willingness to help me as well i called lisa about a week after her move. she told me she made the move on the scheduled date and all is well thank you, nigel and u-haul for stepping up and helping out.in vallejo stanley roberts kron 4 news cowboys star running back, ezekiel elliott's six game suspension is back on. the second circuit has denied elliot request for injuction... terminating his stay from earlier this month. he will start his suspension this sunday against the falcons. elliott's next court hearing is scheduled for december first... meaning he won't be allowed to play for the next four games. this could affect the raiders playoff hopes... as of now, be allowed to play u

i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen.online, on twitter, facebook, and instagram. "good morning america" is next. abc 7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. for now we'll leave you with a live look from our san mateo bridge camera. >>> good morning, america. new this morning, heading abroad. president trump stopping in hawaii ahead of his overseas trip to five asian countries but facing lingering questions here at home about a 2016 campaign meeting. >> i don't remember much about that meeting. >> plus, is attorney general jeff sessions back in trump's doghouse? >>> possible charges. the nypd says it's gathering evidence for a potential rape charge against harvey weinstein. >> we have an actual case here. >> the movie mogul maintaining his innocence. why police haven't asked for an arrest warrant. >>> and the new problems for actor kevin spacey as netflix gives the "house of cards" star the ax. >>> terror attack investigation. abc news learning authorities questioned suspect sayfullo saipov's family. what his sister is saying this

lisa thomas-laury. >> she was a trusted source for news. until an illness robbed her of her strength ask her voice. she's speaking out about drug addiction she struggled with while trying to recover. >> she sat down with us. >> i became addicted to the painkillers. that was a real eye opener. >> reporter: for the first time on television. lisa thomas-laury is opening up about the opioid addiction that crept up without warning. >> this thing came out of nowhere. >> first it was the debilitating illness that took her off the anchor desk at the height of her career. then the depend si on ox si continuen that followed. a fixture in the news landscape since 1979, says she wasn't an addict. >> ten milligrams twice a day. then it's up to 20 milligrams. four times a day. >> that's what happens. you develop this dependent si on it. when you start trying to manage your own prescription medication. it's not good. i learned that after the fact. i was taking a little bit like i tried to cut off a little third of a pill. just to make me feel comfortable

lisa argen is tracking conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris.an see some of the clouds here scattered about. it's in the low 50s in santa rosa. mild for the north bay, cool elsewhere, 46 in livermore. the fog now in livermore at 2 1/2 mile visibility. also around walnut creek and napa. take your time out there. as you head out in santa cruz, a little sunshine for you. it's going to be a cool afternoon. we're going to wait on that sun for a while. when we do have it, it will bring in a pretty mild afternoon with some low to mid-60s by 3, 4:00. we'll talk about the dry saturday in detail, and perhaps a wet finish to your weekend in a few minutes, chris. >> lisa, thank you. >>> alabama senate candidate roy moore is denying a claim that he had sexual encounters with a 14-year-old girl. in a radio interview with sean hannity, moore called leigh corfman's claim, quote, completely false and misleading and said he didn't know her from anybody. corfman said the encounter was in 1979 when moore was 32 and she was 14. three other women claimed that moore e

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i was news contributor lisa boothe. a former deputy spokesperson for the state department, marie harf. in today's #oneluckyguy, fox and friends weekend cohost and senior political analyst and he is outnumbered. it is good to have you. we are all confirmed, it is tuesday. >> we are all singing about thursday. it is a busy "newsweek" indeed. a report about a sexual harassment settlement. he says he knows nothing about claims of inappropriate touching and only learned of the story today. earlier, busby news report of the michigan democrat settled a complaint in 2015 from a woman who alleged she was fired because she rejected his sexual advances. it says his office paid her over $27,000 to settle the complaint under a confidentiality agreement. the 88-year-old is the top democrat on the house judiciary committee in the longest-serving current member of the house. conyers is not the only one in the spotlight. cbs news suspending charlie rose over sexual misconduct allegations from eight women, and pbs immediately stopped dis

we're off to a mild start, lisa mentioned the fog to you.the fog will lift and when we can expect more rain in the seven-day forecast, coming up. >>> in sports, san jose state is he only bay area school in action today. they face nevada and reno at 1:00 p.m. cal has a buy this weekend. last night stanford tried to stay alive in the race for the pac-12 north. they had to beat ninth ranked washington at stanford stadium. abc 7 sports director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. stanford went looking for an upset of ninth ranked washington last night on the form. big problem, bryce love, sore ankle when he aggravated in the first half against the huskies. rushing was held to a hundred yards last week against wazoo. we're tied at 7 in the second quarterly. here's what made cardinals fans wins. love back in the third quarter, love's got moves exploding for a 13-yard touchdown. fourth quarter, washington driving. bobby swipes it away from miles gas kin, it's a fumble. stanford recovers. love,

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>> thank you, lisa.>> just ahead, it's a buzz-worthy video of a big dangerous job. we'll show you the huge hornet's nest this exterminator had to remove. weaving your own shoes... by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> abc 7 news was in piedmont as the tap-dancing christmas trees kicked things off at the boy scouts tree light on moraga avenue. the scouts have been selling trees here for decades, but this was the first time they provided some entertainment. moraga is open every day until december 21st or when all the trees are gone. >>> it's hard to believe these little guys can create such a big mess. video from a professional exterminator in louisiana shows him clearing an enormous hornets' nest from a shed. it took about 45 minutes. just to give us an idea of how big the nest was, he laid it out there on the lawn. it stretched nearly 20 feet. the exterminator has been doing this for two decades. he says no hornets were injured during the rem

lisa? lisa: thank you so much, emma.ech executives faced tough questions on capitol hill yesterday. lawyers from google, facebook, and twitter testified on russian efforts to influence the 2016 presidential election. another round of hearings are scheduled for later today. joining us now from our washington bureau is bloomberg tech reporter sarah. sarah, what was the tone yesterday? can you give us an overcap of what we learned? sarah: the senators started by praising the companies for building what they did, and then it quickly became combative. there were a lot of questions about why they weren't able to find this russian interference in their own systems. you know, companies are able to find so many other things about their users, why weren't they able to find this? beyond that, can they really say that they can prevent this from happening in the future? the companies also said they don't currently have the technology to do that, but that they're working on it. that wasn't quite enough. david: you watched it. were the

and no, i don't have a license here, lisa. you're going to be fine. he grabbed my hand. and i would shove it away. i thought i might open that door and jump out. he put the kiddie locks on. i never want to feel that again. >> reporter: what made you said then and there "i'm making a call"? >> i wasn't myself. i knew that clearly something was wrong. people have to be aware because there are signs. >> reporter: lisa checked into a two-week rehab program to learn how to control her urges. did anyone come out and say "you're lisa thomas-laury, you don't want to put that out th e there"? >> my husband questioned it, and he agreed. we had seen young people who were in our homes with our children, one particular was like a third son to us. to overdose and lose their lives over a problem like this, it needs to be dealt with. it affects all demographics, even your local anchorwoman that you invite into your living room to tell you the news could have a problem like this. i hope by sharing that that some people realize that's how i feel. maybe i should get help with this. >> that

we are joined by bill caruso, lisa and andre. andre, this is your guy, the question is, $15 that's a pretty big burden for small businesses. >> the more money people make the more money they will spend. it may raise good slightly. >> a legislator put it through last year, they've done it a few times and they did pass an incremental race but someone has to pay it. >> every dollar you put in the pocket of workers go into the economy. they're not putting it into a 4o1k, they're spending it. second, we met with small business owners that were for an increase. they were paying fair wages and they are competing with people that aren't. we have to be careful when bill murphy has been strategic about it. a phase-in can absorb it. if you don't what you'll see is the phasing out of minimum wage employees. >> lisa, i know where you stand on this academically. , but what happens with people who lose their jobs where they took the jump to $15 and it's a disaster for low income wage earners because the dollar that won't go back in. >> first of

and even before looking to russia to make sure it doesn't happen again lisa do you think though when is that going to happen and is it going to happen. i think to be honest does does bob mueller think at all about what is my timeline for keeping this in front of the american public know he's thinking i've got an appointment i've only been in the air since may i need to show a budget i need to show i'm moving on this i've got three indictments under my belt i am moving i'm showing that congress and the rest of the american public and everybody was paying attention from all over the world that i mean business and i'm moving through this investigation in of professional and in a in a very. heads down way and in america what does that mean that means working from the bottom working your way up so you start with the capitalists you would approach it at the end of july we don't know exactly what he was doing in that interim period when he before he got charged but safe to say if you're a prosecutor who thinks you might have the opportunity to use an insider to develop further information t