lisa: cookie mom, lisa. lemonis: i'm marcus. lisa: how are you doing? lemonis: nice to meet you. tell me what's going on here. cory: okay, so today we actually have a pop-up shop and customers come, they get a cookie. they sit down and wait for their car. lemonis: are we generating revenue? or are you giving them away? cory: the company buys them and then we give them. lemonis: very smart. whose idea was that? cory: both of our ideas. lemonis: okay. now more importantly, i love cookies. cory: so you got to try them. lemonis: so i'm a really tough judge, though. cory: okay. okay. i got you. lemonis: okay. cory: okay, this is the chocolate chip. they're all natural, and they have no preservatives added. lemonis: the chocolate chip was amazing. cory: thank you. second, this is a double dark. this is like the brownie. nice and soft in the middle. lemonis: it's delicious. cory: and sugar cookies. lemonis: is there orange in this cookie? orange peel? cory: it's a secret recipe. lemonis: okay. let me just tell you right now. lisa: oh, no. lemonis: if we do a deal, i'm gonna need to know

lisa: really?er: if you are talking about mna and fixed investment, -- m and a and fixed investment, this is not deterring foreign investment. , or inother hand addition, if we had some perfect measure of geopolitical risk, some index we could all say that captures it, we would all say that measured is at a relatively high level, whether it is north korea or tensions with russia or other factors. it is at a high level. it is like the question about the revolving door in the administration. do markets care about it? you pointed out that so far they don't. these things tend to have an accumulative effect. historically speaking, it is always accumulative effect that causes market turns, unless there is some stunning event like a war. mark things do you wrote -- erode market fundamentals, but it is a small drop. -- rogerger them in altman will be staying with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: mergers and acquisitions may not be breaking records, but it is strong with the trump administration. blue is m

lisa, welcome. lisa: hey, guys. brian: lisa booth playing in the middle.isa: i appreciate you having me today. brian: it's ultimately my decision. lisa: that's what i heard i thought you wanted me. brian: if you are going out wear a kerr chief because it's very wet. steve: a lot of schools have been cancelled for the day. if you are in, sit back, relax beings and enjoy the news. we start with a fox news alert. later today the attorney general of the united states of america is going to attend the 26th annual law enforcement legislative day in sacramento, california. what's he going to do? essentially he is going to say california, you are breaking so many laws we are going to crack down on you. in particular, recently, the state of california passed three laws to essentially make sure that that sanctuary state does not work with federal ice agents. brian: that's shannon bream out there last night. focused on that. with her legal back imrowns bac. california mind set, fastest thing in california on the rise is homelessness. they decide they are going to foc

you get last word, lisa. >> lisa: hillary clinton, the gift that just keeps on giving. likely to republicans anyway, after a string of comments criticized by the leader of her own party, she is at it again. her latest comment on sexism and who is cringing. the president bringing it on over one of his biggest campaign promises. questions about how he will pay for that southern border wall. we will debate that next. >> were getting that build, do you think that's easy? hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. you've probably seen me running all over the country in search of our big idaho potato truck. but not any more. i am done with that. ooh, ooh hot - just gonna stay home on the farm, eat a beautiful idaho potato, and watch tv with my dog... tv anncr: the big idaho potato truck pulled into town today and it's really a sight to see. oh man...let's go.... (distant) you comin', boy? sfx: (dog) gulp! woof. today, a focus on innovation in the southern tier is helping build the new new york. starting with advanced manufacturing that brings big ideas to life. and cutting-edge trans

lisa: fabulous story.eing here and i recommend everyone read it in the latest edition of bloomberg businessweek. it is time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. doc you sign filed for initial public offering on nasdaq under eocu. the 15-year-old private tech company allows users to add signatures electronically. gn raise nearly $560 million in venture funding since its first round in 2004. ron has said to have left uber. he was essential in the company. he cofounded the time is trucking company auto, a quiet -- -- otto, acquired by uber. the departure said to be unrelated to the collision in arizona involving an uber autonomous suv. equifax has named mark b gore managing director as its next chief executive. the new hire comes seven months after a massive data breach that the credit bureau shares tumbling. he will take over april 16. the company has been shuffling top managers after it's disclosed personal data, . that is your business flas

lisa: always great to hear from you.nt trump has repeatedly said that small businesses across the country are the key to economic growth. david westin sat down with linda mcmahon to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing her. >> goldman sachs did a survey and they came up with the four top concerns of small business. you are talking to them. did what i just say square with what you seen? his regulation a real issue? >> definitely. i'm going around the country visiting the 68 district offices. i hold business roundtables. i visit small businesses and i hear from them directly what their issues are. access to capital has been a big issue. that's where sba comes in. that thetee loans banks wouldn't ordinarily make. if it weren't for sba, i wouldn't be here. i yogurtogurt -- choban got its start with a small business loan. you can help small companies become big companies. >> from your deep understanding of this, you have the sba moves tod loans and change dodd-frank. how big a role could that play in giving greater

lisa: i cannot get over it.were talking about the one hand, netflix looks like a figment of people's imagination. thateople are rewarding while disney has been penalized for not having that big dream. david: if you are bob iger you're looking at those multiples over netflix and you are jealous. lisa: that is like content is going to be the key driver. global viceg up, chair of public policy. we are going to talk to her about public leaders and how they view president trump's tariffs. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. seems a bit long, but okay... set a memorable wifi password with xfinity my account. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. lisa: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am lisa abramowicz. sto

lisa: welcome to bloomberg markets.mberg world headquarters over the next hour. here at the top stories we are covering. -- stock of the recent trading as we head to the close. and amazon under attack as president trump targets the company. going beyond a blog. you hear from the ceo of marshall sports. see things are just getting started with equity markets. lisa: this has been the key time for this. the dow is the only of the major averages in the green. things keep changing. we have seen consistent underperformance of tech. the nasdaq composite down more than the major averages. the nasdaq 100 and particular. these have been the consistent things. the last hour has been tricky. we have seen stocks close. we have stocks that close near the lows of the session. monday was the notable exception . it resumed yesterday. now we're in the last hour, if that is going to be a similar pattern, so far we have not seen that trending lower. those tech adjacent stocks like amazon and tesla have been falling today. we have been talk

lisa: and i'm lisa abramowicz.allout continues in the wake of the exploitation of data on millions of facebook users. bloomberg technologies and any chang is standing by with a former big tex ceo to weigh in on the current controversy. emily, handing it over to you. emily: a former big tex ceo that has a unique perspective on this in particular. twitter ceo -- twitter's former ceo dick costolo is with me here. i am curious what your take is on this, given the perspective that you have from running twitter for five years. mr. costolo: i will offer something that has not been outside of that technology community. one of the concerns i have are questions i have is the impact it is going to have on the way people think about api and access to data in the future. obviously, facebook had built out this platform approach that enable third parties to access this data and use them to interact and engage with people on facebook, and they turned that off some years ago and are now seeing the consequences of some of that. i th

i will loan you the mona lisa. >> the mona lisa established the national galleries international reputation, and created a new awreness of art as a tool diplomacy. mr. kennedy we in the united states are grateful for this loan frothe leading artistic power in the world, france. >> from washington, the mona lisa travel to new york, where a miion more people stood in line to see her. the visit s a milestone in the history of art, an event that even today has been hard to equal. jane: i love that story. i am jane o'brien. thank you for watching bbc world news america.>> ith the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, sosw you ipe your way to the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust.ro download nowselected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing lutions for america' neglected needs, and purepoint financial. >> how do we spe our tomorrow? it starts with a vision. we see its ideal form in our mind, and then we begin chisel. we strip away everythi

i'm lisa. julia is on assignment. >> i'm scarlet and i'm joe. >> we are 30 minutes from the close of trading here in the u.s. weakness and tex dragging stocks into the red. the nasdaq accelerating declines past 3% whereas the s&p 500 is down by nearly -- miriam 2%. >> but the question is -- > facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is said to be expected to testify on capitol hill and double trouble for tech stocks. shares falling to their lowest in almost a year on trailing expectations and regulatory scrutiny. the fallout from uber's fatal crash expanding to nvidia. the chip maker temporarily suspending its chip testing. >> a whip saw session as investors continue to assess the threat of a trade spat with china. with us now to discuss is quad group chief strategist pete peter borish. thank you so much for being with us. >> the great thing about being a strangist is i told everybody now that they should sell this morning. >> i'm just kidding in a bear market which, until the january 26 -- highs are ta

i will loan you the mona lisa."t as a tool for diplomacy. mr minister, we in the united states are grateful for this loan from the leading artistic power in the world, france. from washington, the mona lisa travelled to new york, where a million more people stood in line to see her. the visit was a milestone in the history of art, an event that even today has been hard to equal. jane o'brien, bbc news, washington. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. it's the third day in our series on indian agriculture. today, the issue of food waste. 40% of india's fruit and vegetables are spoiled from a lack of refrigeration. we'll hear what can be done to tackle this huge problem. and before we go, let's take a look at these pictures. the chinese president, holding talks in beijing with the north korean leader, kim jong—un. there was speculation mr kim was on his first foreign trip in seven years and that is after a train associated with the north korean leadership was spotted in the chinese capital. china has traditio

and how jackie kennedy leeward -- leeward -- luring the mona lisa from the louvre. a look back on the remarkable voyage to america. d >> this was s that changed america, and only jackie kennedy could have pulled it off. jane: welcome to our viewers on pundic television in america around the globe. the diplomatic rift between russia and the west over the nerve agent gas used is deepening. untoday, 25 ies have responded with similar actions, expelling envoys. b russiames washington and says it will retaliate. our correspondent starts our coverage from moscow.lo steve: it s like a game show, but this was russian tv ow the diplomat with the west. the names in the frames, the string of countries who have expelled russian diplomats over the salisbury attack. 26 countries have ordered expulsions. moscow's point is that the west has got it in for russia. this is not about former agents. this is about containing russia. creating problemssi for rusa, which is sovereign and independent. steve: could a diplomatic war morph into something moreda erous? >> this confrontation has

lisa: does that matter?n people talk about bear market bonds, they are talking about a rapid rise, particularly in the long end. scott: what that does is flattened the yield curve. that will eventually trigger a response from your central bank. you probably do not want to send a signal of an inverted yield curve, which is generally a recession signal. the fed governors was discussing it today, which they don't often bill. treasurysible the could move their schedule farther out, it is very much front loaded now, which is how they are addressing these huge deficits. pastet: you are looking the latest retail sales numbers, and some of the data that might suggest the u.s. economic picture is a little bit more loudly than what we have given it credit for. we could not expect this to last into 2018. quarter hasirst drifted off from the early estimates, but that is something we have seen four out of the l ast five years, only to see it rebound. in a lot of estimates for second-quarter growth are at 3.9%. >> a payba

i will loan you the mona lisa." and created a new awareness of art as a tool for diplomacy. mr minister, we in the united states are grateful for this loan from the leading artistic power in the world, france. from washington, the mona lisa travelled to new york, where a million more people stood in line to see her. the visit was a milestone in the history of art, an event that even today has been hard to equal. jane o'brien, bbc news, washington. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmikeembley. temperatures on the way down in the lead—up to the easter weekend. low pressure close by. so it's looking unsettled. some rain around in the day ahead from this first area of low pressure, has been some uncertainty about how far north the wet weather is going to get. still a little bit about that. south wales, southern england most likely to see some wet weather, but it may push further north to parts of wales and the midlands into east anglia as the day goes on, getting some showers, a

i will only use the mona lisa.ated a new awareness of art asa and created a new awareness of art as a tool for diplomacy. as a -- mr minister, we in the united states are grateful for this loan from the leading artistic power in the world, france. from washington, the mona lisa travelled to new york, where1 million more people stood in line to see her. the visit was a milestone in the history of art, and event that even today has been hard to eat. he jane o'brien, that even today has been hard to eat. hejane o'brien, bbc news, washington. —— beat. the last time i saw the mona lisa was two weeks ago at the louvre. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. it's the third day in our series on indian agriculture. today, the issue of food waste is discussed. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. stay with us. hello. temperatures on the way down in the lead up to the easter weekend. low pressure close by. it is looking unsettled. some rain around in the day ahead in its first area of low pressure, there has b

in honor of women's history month, i'd like to honor lisa anne. lisa anne is a local attorney. she's also a member of many civic organizations and has served on many community boards in central florida. born in queens, new york, lisa received her bachelor of arts in humanities -- and humanities and her doctorate at novembera southeastern university. after her graduation from law school, lisa was an assistant public defender in orlando, handling trials and appeals in criminal court. for the last 25 years, lisa has been a small business owner operating her own firm. in 2016 lisa received a spotlight award for her service on the membership committee of the family law section of the florida bar. in addition, lisa is an active member of our community. she is a current member and past secretary for the orange county league of women voters, a member of the tiger bay club of central florida, as well. lisa has served as president of the central florida chapter of the national association of women's business owners, as a director and executive committee member of the back to nature wildl

i'm sandra smith, here today, harris faulkner, republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe. former deputy spokesperson for the state department, marie harf and joining us on the couch today, fox news contributor and coauthor of "let trump be trump" david bossi is here and he is "outnumbered" ." >> harris: never before have we seen that more applicable, i can't wait to get your take. >> david: i'm feeling outnumbered. let's get started. >> sandra: the explosion of dozens alleged russian intelligence officers. 12 were working at the united nations in new york city. a russian consulate in seattle was close, administration saying it was troubled by its proximity to u.s. submarine space. they said the russians have seven days. the move in response to an unnerving attack on a former russian spy and his daughter. now more than a dozen other european states are doing the same and saying additional measures may be you have to com come. hogan gidley was asked about the president's plans for the russian diplomats earlier today. >> the president has been very clear that we will impose

lisa. >> lisa: thanks, mike, james, you're dancing now, what were you thinking when you saw marcus get that shot off? want to compete a high level. >> lisa: what was the difference a lot e stretch? defensively. >> lisa: describe the impact that eric gordon had on this us., off the bench, 29 points? >> lisa: 15th consecutive win, what does it feel like to be on a roll like that? >> i don't prepare for somethin special. one game at a time. >> lisa: thank you, james. congratulations. mi mike. >> mike: thank yo alive at 15 straight. coming up next, your late local >> test test test test test mike breen saying thanks so much for watching, it's espn on abc, home of the 2018 nba finals. ♪ ♪ >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, and walter perez. >> peco other power crews are working around the clock to get power restored. a nor'easter hit the area and downed trees. as the clean up continues, people wait for power to come back on. saturday night. i'm walter perez. the big story is the effort to get the lights back on. peco ha

. - and the mona lisa is a great example. - the best example. i mean, he starts painting the mona lisa when he's in late middle age, in 1503, he was born in 1452, so he's in his 50s, and it's for a cloth merchant in florence, it's his wife, lisa! for 16 years, leonardo carries it around with him. - schlepping it around, right? on mules. - on mules across the alps to get into france, where he's gonna die, and the king of france is his patron. and hundreds of layers of very thin brushstrokes of glaze, as he perfects, for example, the corner of the lips. when he started doing it, he hadn't done all of his anatomy work. but then he dissects a human eye, discovers that the center of the retina sees black and white detail, the corners of the retina sees shadows better, and so he keeps perfecting the smile, so the black and white detail in the edge of the smiles turn down, the shadows and colors turn up, so the smile is interactive, as your eyes wander past it, the smile lights up, and goes off. this is something that was just not just perfectionism, i

lisa: good question.ink they the first test in terms of acknowledging there is an issue. as you look out to the likely testimony in the weeks and months that come afterwards, they are going to have to be able to build a case as to why they are doing is going to fundamentally change and improve these issues around data, privacy, and trust. is there a particular role model? i would not point to any individual. i would say there are elements that the facebook team you to be able to bring together to help andge the narrative ultimately and most importantly, change their platform and evolve it over the next several months and in the years ahead. daniel flax, thank you so much. coming up, ambitious plans for crypto etf's. the sec want to get aboard the crypto bandwagon. joe: get involved in the conversation, send me a tweet. i tweaked charts and links and retweet my bloomberg colleagues all the time. follow them as well. what do you want us to ask our guests? let us know. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: big coinb

here's meteorologist lisa argen. she's tracking live doppler 7 for us. hi lisa. >> hey chris.ip but it's not reaching the ground. we have fog to specify. this rain is moving into southern california throughout the day today. we are looking at a half mile visibility. santa rosa petaluma. a mile on the coast. elsewhere, no problems. and as we look from our roof cam ration you will notice that the view of san francisco looks pretty good. low 50s in the city. across the bay, 54 in san jose. 50 on the coast. and emeryville. you can see the fog there. be careful from santa rosa. upper 40s there. 49 in livermore. and 50 by the delta. so sutro showing the city with plenty of clouds today. mild, in the 60s. no rain. we'll look at the sub setting earlier tonight at 6:12. then we lose that hour of sleep. boy we will see big weather changes for the upcoming work week. i'll detail the extended outlook for you coming

lisa: thank you.avid: i want to talk about small business but first i want willlk about larry kudlow, be named the director of the nec. you have reaction? larry was myeased, economic advisor when i ran for senate in connecticut. henow him for a long time, is a straight shooter and he has great experience going back to the reagan administration and he is a terrific choice. david: you think you'll fit into the team well? lisa: yes, he knows the president very well. david: goldman sachs did a survey and they came up with concerns, and you go around the country talking to them. axis to credit, a real issue, is relation a real issue? lisa: yes, definitely. offices andifferent i don't just go visit that i holdt office, roundtables and visit small businesses and hear from them directly with their issues are. confirming the four things you listed off the top, access is a big issue. loans that banks ordinarily what makes i have many companies tell me, for sba, i wouldn't be here. and for companies who wouldn't

lisa, adrienne. anybody want to lead off with anything? a few minutes left. >> lawrence: we're praying for the integrity. finding the bombs. >> lawrence: incredible. hat's off to all of them. >> adrienne: not to mention those that lost loved ones. >> sandra: we're back tomorrow. here's harris. >> harris: "outnumbered overtime" i'm harris faulkner. the city of austin has been closed nearby pflugerville as police evacuate the air afterthe bombing suspect. federal employees deploying an robot. mark anthony conditt blew himself up as a s.w.a.t team closed in on his vehicle. authorities warning individuals to remain vigilant if case he left behind more package bocks. he

>> thank you, lisa. a bay area couple is feeling fortunate to be alive this morning after they were buried by an avalanche while skiing is at lake tahoe. it happened friday at squaw valley. trapping five people under the snow. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has the remarkable tale of survival. >> we feel fortunate to be alive. >> reporter: evan and kaylen huck from san francisco are feeling incredibly lucky after surviving their first run of the day in squaw valley on friday. k kaylen shot this video moments before the avalanche hit and they were on the fresh powder. >> i heard a yell, looked back and saw about an eight-foot wall of snow, and seconds later it had hit us. >> reporter: that wall of snow was like a tsunami, overtaking evan. >> i was conscious for about 45 seconds under the snow at first. then i ran out of oxygen and passed out. >> reporter: somehow kaylynn was able to free herself from the snow. >> i was wondering if that was it, if my husband was gone. >> reporter: luckily the tip of

lisa argen is tracking the forecast for us. we are seeing fog throughout parts of the bay area. >> socked in at a coast. the golden gate bridge. there is a little bit at the airport. not causing any problems. half moon bay. a pretty picture here from the sutro camera. a mild start. 47 though in santa rosa. another beautiful day. high clouds. yes, they will thin out. cooler days ahead, including for the holiday weekend. and rain. we are going to talk about it and show it to you in my accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >>> lisa, thanks. >>> also ahead, what around schwarzenegger is now saying after emergency surgery. >>> plus kicked out over kick ball. delores park visitors fewer rouse after being told to le ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> former governor around schwarzenegger is in stable condition after undergoing emergency heart surgery. he went in for a preplanned less invasive procedure but complications tur

two years later, lisa joins the family.babies quickly become regulars at mom's photo shoots. >> that's me and mom. >> oh, how sweet. >> and that's me. >> oh! oh, my god. she really could get babies to do everything. >> constance is still a hot ticket in the 1960s as the final frontier inspires another bannister business venture. >> the astronauts went to the moon, she created a baby book called "astrotots." >> this is adorable. >> she also weighs in on the civil rights movement. >> she's one of the first women to put a black baby on a cover. >> so it wasn't just about picture-taking. >> no. >> she had a message. >> yes, she did. ♪ >> in the mid 1970s, however, constance, now in her 60s, decides it's finally time to hang up the camera and enjoy a well-deserved retirement far from the limelight. >> she was done. she just wanted to have peace and quiet. >> and that is pretty much all america hears from constance bannister, though she does pick up the camera from time to time behind closed doors. >> did she ever take your pictu

here's meteorologist lisa argen. she's tracking live doppler 7 for us. hi lisa. >> hey chris. plenty of clouds around. but it look like precip but it's not reaching the ground. we have fog to specify. this rain is moving into southern california throughout the day today. we are looking at a half mile visibility. santa rosa petaluma. a mile on the coast. elsewhere, no problems. and as we look from our roof cam ration you will notice that the view of san francisco looks pretty good. low 50s in the city. across the bay, 54 in san jose. 50 on the coast. and emeryville. you can see the fog there. be careful from santa rosa. upper 40s there. 49 in livermore. and 50 by the delta. so sutro showing the city with plenty of clouds today. mild, in the 60s. no rain. we'll look at the sub setting earlier tonight at 6:12. then we lose that hour of sleep. boy we will see big weather changes for the upcoming work week. i'll detail the extended outlook for you coming up. chris? >> lisa, thank you. >>> developing news from yountville where the veterans home of california grieving this morning af

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let's start with lisa argen. >> good morning, carolyn. it is a cold start. here's live doppler 7 and looking at dry conditions this morning, but boy, numbers are below freezing in santa rosa, 32 in novato, and danville 45. livermore 37 on the coast. so this morning anywhere from 2 to 7 degrees cooler than yesterday, and we'll be looking at a slight warmup today, but not for a while. we're going to be in the 30s through the 7:00 hour. looking at 50s by noontime and low to mid-50s today. plenty of sun. we'll have a warmup in store before rain returns end of the week. carolyn? >>> a bay area couple is feeling fortunate to be alive this morning after an avalanche trapped them in bear valley. it trapped five people in the snow. we have the remarkable tale of survival. >> reporter: it's great to be alive. >> reporter: he hav huck are feeling fortunate after tackling their first run of the day at squaw valley. kaylen shot this video minutes before the avalanche hit. zero visibility, but lots of fresh powder. >> i heard someone yell and looked back and saw about an

lisa: up and down.ming up, don't miss this, our exclusive interview with steve schwarzman at 6:00 p.m. eastern followed by justin trudeau of canada at 6:30 p.m. joe: in tomorrow i will look at my favorite indicators that cannot at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. lisa: and don't miss this, brought some their first-quarter earnings after the bell and we will talk about snl over again. scarlet: that does it. joe: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton. you're watching "bloomberg technology." cruz, the former student charged with killing 17 people at a florida high school last month, remains silent during a court appearance today, so a judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. prosecutors filed formal notice of their intent to seek the death penalty on tuesday. sbi's acting deputy director tells lawmakers the bureau missed critical tips on its public access line prior to last month's school massacre in florida. -- fbi's acting deputy. >> we received an emailed tip from a person in m

let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen. she is tracking live doppler 7 and the storm impact scale. >> hi everyone. it is a one on our storm impact scale. that means scattered showers today. the possibility of a thunderstorm. and we still have low snow levels, anywhere from 2500 feet to 3,000 we had. here is the activity loop of the peninsula, the south bay there, and into the santa cruz mountains where we are seeing the most rain from san matteo 280 right now along skyeline boulevard. south san francisco, foster city. and highway 35 into woodside, even cupertino, a few areas of wet weather. the santa cruz mountains from davenport to santa cruz, it is certainly soggy out there. cool numbers in the north bay with some dry conditions. upper 30s. 45 half moon bay. and your morning looks like this. the scattered showers, mid 40s san francisco. we are going to keep it cool with the showers in the forecast today. chris? >> lisa, thanks. >>> breaking news out of san francisco where one person is dead after a one alarm fire broke ou

lisa argen. >> we have clouds. that's what kept us mild overnight. as you look at live doppler 7 you will notice that temps here are quite mild. 54 in oakland. 55 in san francisco. 47 in santa rosa with numbers in the mid 50s. even a few 60s in some isolated areas. 46 on the coast. for today, a mild start, high clouds. not as blue with filtered sunshine. noontime, 70 inland and 50s at the coast. the changes you will notice will be an on-shore push. cooler conditions, fog. upper 50s. 70s around the bay and mid 70s inland. we are tracking several dry days before the rain returns by the end of next week. >>> tesla confirmed auto pilot was engaged when a car slammed into a collapsed safety barrier killing an apple engineer on highway 101 last week. dan noyes broke the story early last week and has the latest developments snoorp 38-year-old apple engineer walter won died last week on the way the work when his car hit a crash cushion that had collapsed during a collision the week before. auto pilot was engaged, with the distance set to minimum. wong's hand

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let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen.ale. >> hi everyone. it is a one on our storm impact scale. that means scattered showers today. the possibility of a thunderstorm. and we still have low snow levels, anywhere from 2500 feet to 3,000 we had. here is the activity loop of the peninsula, the south bay there, and into the santa cruz mountains where we are seeing the most rain from san matteo 280 right now along skyeline boulevard. south san francisco, foster city. and highway 35 into

lisa mascaro, i will let you jump in on that. say i think the sort of caller mentioned this divide in the country where we have the situation where the intelligence committees -- community found a year ago there was this russian interference in the election. now we have -- the house and senate have been investigating -- there is this divide in the country over how important this is an as the last caller showed, some people don't want to hear about it. you are hearing from members of congress there's a grave concern meddling they saw in the 2016 presidential election is just the beginning or a continuation know had been going on earlier and they worry a will be continuing to go on in the next election. as we approach the midterm election in 2018, there's a lot of concern on capitol hill about electionp the nation's system and making sure this most important part of our democracy, that everyone vote -- everyone's vote is counted and everyone's vote matters is upheld. there's no tampering, which, at this point, investigators have no

they are immortal masterpiece of leonardo da vinci, mona lisa is now in america. harbour after the perilous voyage a cross new york harbour after the perilous voyage across the atlantic amid serious misgivings by many art experts not to mention the french public. it will be the artistic attraction of all time. they have ensured that said an estimated $100 million. the visit by the world's most famous painting was made possible by the most famous woman at the time, jackie kennedy. this was 88 days that changed america and only jackie kennedy could 88 days that changed america and onlyjackie kennedy could have pulled it off. 2 million people lined up in the long snaking lines at the national gallery and that the metropolitan museum of art, and imagine, some of them had never set footin imagine, some of them had never set foot in a museum before. the mona lisa was taken under police escort to the national gallery in washington and placed in the vaults. experts had just a few weeks to recreate the humidity and temperature of the louvre before being put on display. tem

i'll tell you about it coming up. >> thank you, lisa. the question this morning is what's next after one of the largest youth-led protests since the vietnam war. demonstrators mobilized in several bay area cities as part of the national movement. parents, teachers, students, politicians, all taking to the streets speaking out against gun violence. abc 7 news has the highlights of local march for our lives rallies. >> we want to be safe in schools. we want to be safe in schools, we want to be safe in our communities and we want to be protected in america! >> reporter: young emotional voices filled the san francisco streets. their words mattered as thousands listened. >> we are the generation that grew up with school shootings and we are the generation that will stop them. >> reporter: you can see the massive crowd in civic center plaza. the group that marched down market to the ferry building holding signs demanding safety in schools and change from lawmakers. >> hey, hey, ho, ho, the nra has got to go! >> reporter: police say 2,000 peopl

lisa: of course. if you're elected by more than 50% of the population, not just the voters that went to the election places. >> which is why you hear people urging people not to vote because that can send a message to vladimir putin and embarrass him. john, something that lisa picked up on, when vladimir putin is bragging about a weapon that no one else has, in my mind, i think of how our president will react to that news. specifically since he has been pushing for greater investment in nuclear technology and calls for more nukes. my initial question, saying he is speaking to an audience of russian voters, but, is he also speaking to the u.s. as well and waiting from a reaction from trump? john: i'm sure he is. i expect a tweet tomorrow morning that says my missile is bigger than yours. [laughter] or something like that. in truth, i think having just the united states issue a nuclear posture review, we will have to look and i've only taken a cursory look at what he has said about the weaponry. we will

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. >> and i'm lisa green buchanan. >> i think it's fair to say that our aunt julie was a hoarder. and when she died in 2009, she left us a mountain of stuff to sort through. >> oh, what a great house! >> thank you! welcome to kennebunkport! i got a story... >> john and his sister lisa belong to a new england family whose history goes back to mayflower days but whose legacy had been largely forgotten. in 2005, that reclusive aunt i mentioned, julie green, is diagnosed with cancer, and john moves her from the boston area into a condo up here in maine, where the siblings can help care for her. it's a big job to be a caregiver. >> i never thought of it that way. she had nobody else. >> what was she like? >> she was single and independent. >> never married? >> no. >> no children? >> she did not want children. >> nor does aunt julie want anyone to get rid of all her stuff.

pop culture expert lisa is backr lisa. we're don't know all details. we know a lot of people heard this, o tn the train, was this a practical joke or mying with -- playing with the microphone. >> that is a town illegals and criminals get off on the next stop, i bet were not illegal immigrants tha. >> your fear -- your theory is y were warning them. >> we don't know that is the case, that is whyinvestigation,e reason, it was inappropriate ofn there and say that. >> i love it. he is trying to l. int, if lisa is right and there were agents onis is an to --ction of just is, and if agents on train he created chaos. >> so far, there was no facts. >> that is not a finish, if thee i.c.e. anxieties i agents, it we obs device that is used fpurposes, creatinf public alarm. if he were so unfit to do that, say goodon't f he was losing his job. a fly wia sledgeha >> i think that new jersey transit has enough problem, the, they are conducting an investigation. fid? >> it depends on the out come -- let m me finish. my point is outcome of the investigation, if he did i

as i'll talk to our correspondent in paris lisa lewis it's good to see you lisa so what is marie le pen hoping to achieve by giving her name a potty rather a new name. but she wants to show that this can lead be a fresh start for the party she said in her speech used to be a protest party now we have become an opposition party and we want to become with this new name a party of government obviously she's also addressing concerns about herself since the debate before the elections last summer where she performed really poorly facing iraq or the current president that word doubts and there are doubts among members of the foreign arsenal of the national rally now that she actually wanted to go through with this that you want to become president now in her speech today she said three times our declared target that particular target is to take to seize power really to become a governing party and she wants to dissipate these doubts about her own very own personality lisa does this name change also come with a change of political direction or is it a case of the same product in a new package.

that just coming into our newsroom, lisa. >> lisa: even beyond this just for a moment, if i can. but president trump did in talking about this as a rebirth of the american dream, what he should be doing whether he is talking to minority voters or whoever in the united states, even among the hispanics, the issues that they care amongst the most is jobs and economy, and i better off today than it was before? president trump hits the nail on the head largely speaking on that issue. if talking about the tax cut law, what that means for every american. the average family of four regardless of what torres or how it is going to benefit you. and i think that president trump should continue the message while talking to americans heading to the midterms and 2020. >> harris: you heard him saying elaine, elaine chao in the audience, she speaks a little bit later calling out the point that proves infrastructure legislation, transportation is heavily impacted by that if you are going to shore up your infrastructure, that creates more jobs too. it is not an accident alleged he would be called o

our correspondent lisa lewis is joining me from paris lisa the front nessie not wants to change the image of the party now they've made a big step in this direction by finally managing to strip the party founder john marie le pen marine father of his title as the party's honorary president but what other steps have they tried to take. sends out over fifty thousand question as to party activists asking them about the teacher line of the party and the results of these questionnaires are for example that the party activists very much are in favor of that to just notes from the front yard that is to say the anti immigrations that ons at the get sick point a few and also the fight for the french national identity thief on us you know with this we can also rename its governing bodies however on the other hand a marine upin the president of the for not united will stay president so it remains to be in to be seen to what extent this since a fresh start will really be a fresh start lisa as you have just said one of the topics up for discussion is the party's new name why is this change so signific