lisa: iain?n: we are looking at the corporation as a whole and definitely favoring credit in general. these are definitely subordinated credit. so the high-yield market is where we would see the value. we have the spreads the compensate you for the expected default rates. so i think broad-based, i would say yes. credit looks good to us. lisa: real quick -- iain, do you think junk bonds look good enough to sell? iain: that is a great question. what we are seeing now is that we are seeing spreads at the tightest since the financial crisis. we are down at the levels we saw in january. that is not to say they can't go lower. if you go pre-financial crisis, they were trading with a 200 handle. we could see them grind lower. i think you will see a little bit of stability at these levels. where i would say there is an opportunity is in the european high-yield complex, because that has not rebounded to the same extent as the u.s. that hasn't seen the same demand over the last couple of weeks. lisa: jack

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this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ lisa: i'm lisa abramowicz, in for jonathan ferro. yield."berg real i want to head to the auction block. russia makes its return, we're talking about that. also, for the first time since 2015, the government sold all andillion rubles of notes offered bids for three times that amount. over in the middle east, like we mentioned in our last show, qatar and saudi arabia raised a combined $23 billion. those sales have helped regional bond sales climb to $46 billion this year. that is the most since 2007. incorporates, the swiss company six-park -- a six-park $4.5 billion deal to help refinance its 43 going dollar takeover by chemchina. order books were more than four times covered. still with me is jack flaherty from gam, subadra rajappa from societe generale and ian stilley from jpmorgan asset management. i want to start with russia and talk about when bond investors are going to get confidence to go back to that nations that -- nation's capital debt given the conflict with the u.s. and the sanctions. -- nation's capital given the conflict with t

lisa: you agree? think there are pushed by the oil prices, and it is an explainer and there is no is, so i agree that things come back into line later on. i'm to talk london, about the european inflation data. what do you make of it, do you agree with the ecb president that we are seeing some sort of possible peaks growth in the eurozone? iain: i think that is a big draghi, andmario the data has been weaker than expected. it has been a harsh winter over in europe and a lot of expectations are we start to see the data improve as we go through the second half or second quarter of the year. i think the reality is when you look at the ecb and missing amended, if the inflation is low. maybe if you squint it is in an upward trajectory, it is lower than where the ecb would like it to be. it is not held up by percent of the euro -- so there's a fine balancing act to make sure the euro doesn't strengthen to much, otherwise inflation will come back down and it will not be able to normalize policy. lisa: a quest

i'm david westin along with lisa abramowicz. lisa: thank you so much. will step out and get a happy meal. david: there may be several burgers. mcdonald's numbers are out and they have a big eat here. lisa: the highest estimates of any analyst out there. david: as opposed to what analyst thought it would be. a nice beat on revenues and earnings. come stores in the united states 2.9% up. that's a big one. lisa: shares up nearly 4% in the premarket activity. definitely interesting given the fact that they had the one dollars and two dollars and three dollar meals. morewere pledging to spend to a great technology because they have been behind some of their rivals. it will be interesting to dig into those numbers to figure out whether that has been paying off. david: it was only three or four years ago when this company was really on its back. they brought a new ceo and they were improving their stores and many lineup. it shows you can manage your way out of these problems. lisa: is also just not egg mcmuffin. people were saying breakfast was what revived sa

lisa: i'm lisa abramowicz. let's head over to julie hyman. julie: thank you.eve, chief options strategist at interactive brokers. steve mother has been talk about the vix messiness over the last few days even though generally volatility had been calming down a little bit. what is your take? steve: the vix has been coming down and the curve has been normalizing. that is to be expected when you see the market finding its sea legs. what we saw was a bit of settlement related craziness. the index definitely was -- had an explicable rally. you can cast dispersions on it. the vix is a very complicated and weird settlement. it is not a normal index. this is not like settling the s&p 500 where you buy the 500 traded stocks at the close and everyone knows what is coming. there are ways that if there is this range of options that are trading, options are underlying shares. you couldsome shares do at the tail end that could send the index in an unusual direction. let's move on and talk about this earnings season. folks have been talking about trying to play their ease ea

>> lisa: i'm not sure.o grips anything with the trump administration having to do with immigration is going to cause massive uproar from the mainstream media and the left and also going to invoke lawsuits. will get any action the president has taken on immigration, even the most basic ones that have historical precedent. and it is going to cause this uproar. you also, the concern about nonparticipation, oh, you can look at other questionnaires like the american community service questionnaire that does ask the question. i think the response rate is like 97% or exceeds that. >> we will see how it plays out. >> dagen: this is a surprise. this is more breaking news. >> harris: oh my goodness. >> dagen: harris faulkner has a brand new book coming out. we are getting a sneak peek of the cover. called nine rules of engagement, a military brat's guide to life and success. >> harris: you and i will make each other cry over this. >> dagen: you talked to your dad for this book? >> harris: i did. i interviewed somebod

>> lisa, thank you. the united states, france and great britain are pushing the united nations to end syria's chemical weapons programs. the move comes following missile strikes after syria was suspected of using chemical weapons on its own people. abc news rorter molly hunter has new pictures of the sites targeted. >> new satellite images released showing the before and after of the target. the government research facility near damascus, this storage facility and the chemical weapons bunker. the pentagon also releasing this video, a u.s. missile emerging from the water blasting into the sky. at a briefing yesterday, the pentagon claimed success. >> we've confident that we've significantly degraded his ability to ever use chemical weapons again. >> it's not clear that the material used in the douma attack specifically came from one of these facilities. u.s. officials out with a five-page concluded that the syrian government used chlorine and sarin in douma last weekend. they pointed the finger squarely a

this is a scotts yard. >> lisa: welcome back.f the metal lynch the former attorney general under president obama is speaking out since the first time since leaving public office and doing it just ahead of the release ofs comey's book. she was asked in an interview by the infamous tarmac meeting she had with bill clinton in 2016 just days before the fbi decided it would not recommend criminal charges against hillary clinton for her use of a private server. she says they spoke about innocuous things and she said this. stickel at the time, i knew it was going to raise questions in people's minds is what you do is you always consult the legal experts. you always get a legal answers into whether or not recusal is required and had it been, that's what i would have done. >> lisa: instead of recusing herself, she publicly announced she would accept the recommendation of the fbi. that led to james comey's public exoneration of hillary clinton. you'll remember congressional testimony he said the tarmac meeting convinced him to go public. s

>> lisa, thanks. developing news in san francisco where firefighters are trying to determine the cause of a three-alarm fire that left one person dead in the inner sunset. the fire broke out just before 10:00 last night at a three-story residential building on 8th avenue between nor yag a and ortega. firefighters say a woman died. one firefighter was injured battling the flames, but he is expected to be okay. crews say the fire was difficult to put out. >> we show up on the front and the building is built down the hill in back. you have to go down towards the fire and fight that heat. it's very dangerous and a harrowing situation. >> neighbors say an elderly woman lives in the bottom unit with her son. it's unclear if she is the person who died. >> get to a point where it was pretty pitch black and the officers were telling us the smoke is too dangerous and that we should go back in our houses. i came out again. i'm checking to see if my friend is okay. >> the red cross is helping those displaced by t

i am lisa abramowicz.ing inu live on twitter we welcome you to our closing boat coverage every weekday from 4:00 to 5:00 eastern. we begin with market minutes, yesterday we were saying went amazon was according earnings that tech stocks will rally and amazon is going to much. but not so but nasdaq was up earlier, no follow-through from those stellar earnings, or what we thought were still there yesterday. some nervousness for the b ulls. scarlet: if you look at the performance in the past five days, there hasn't been a clear trend this week aside from is all over the place. the dow, s&p, and nasdaq closing lower for the week, and the doubt offs extensive 1% in the nasdaq down 4/10 of 1%. it is earning season and we're halfway through the first quarter of earnings season so let's look at how exxon and chevron did. the big energy companies get the contrast,d there is a chevron beat estimates while exxon fell short of production and profit. soft chevron take advantage of racing sharely, buybacks later this ye

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lisa argen is here tracking the conditions. good morning, lisa. >>> hi chris. a bit of fog out there. visibility four to five miles in the north bay. otherwise, we're looking at another clear and beautiful start from mt. tam. you can see how pretty that looks. 6:25 is the -- 24 is the official sunrise. 50 gilroy and san francisco. 53 mountain view and san jose. 46. half moon bay. this is a view from santa cruz where you see the patchy fog. but it's going to be another beautiful day at the beach with low 70s there. 43 santa rosa. 45 in novato. fairfield, concord, livermore at 45. we're looking at another sunny and above average day today. by noontime, low to mid-70s around the bay and inland. it will be breezy at the coast. still in the low to mid-60s there. downtown san francisco in the upper 60s. by 4:00 in the afternoon, it's a warm afternoon with 70s around the bay. chris? developing news in san francisco where firefighters are trying to determine the cause of a three-alarm fire that left one person dead in the inner sunset. the fire broke out just before 10

consider them found. >> lisa: welcome back as kennedy dances in the corner.speculation over which democrats will further happen to the ring in 2020. now sources tell fox business that former vice president joe biden is telling democratic donors he is considering another presidential run. he says one of the reasons is a small age difference between himself and the president and that he also believes he can wi win. but a biden spokesperson says he has not made a decision yet and right now, he has focused on helping democrats in this year's midterm grade several months ago, there were reports that biden was the only democratic candidate at the present and abuse is a formidable challenge challenger. president trump basically ran his campaign and we've seen eradicating president obama's administration, all of his policies. where does that leave biden as vice president? >> adam: he'll run on being of the good old guy. what is interesting is that all of the different people that want to possibly run, we saw with the last election, saw so many republicans in the rank

as we go to lisa, courtside. >> lisa: james, you guys pretty much dominated from the beginning of the game. what was in rhythm today? >> our execution. >> lisa: that was not a trick question. >> we had aenergy from the beginning of the game. we wanted to keep the pace up, get stops defensively, and offensively, get shots out. >> lisa: we talked about it all season long, but why does the union between you and chris work so well? >> we trust each other to make the right plays, and our teammates trust us. so, we just go out and take shots. >> lisa: thank you, james. congratulations on winning game one. mark? >> mark: all right, lisa. james harden goes to the locker room victorious, with 41 points. the rockets go up, 1-0. we'll be back to wrap things up from houston, on the other side of this. ♪ ♪ oh -- you're bad enough to me ♪ ♪ bad enough that we ♪ always have something to get over ♪ ♪ oh -- but when the night is deep ♪ ♪ you find me in the streets ♪ asking me - to come over ♪ discpump, foam, hydrate care foaming body wash. new dove men + care foaming body wash a few problems actually.

we'll enjoy it. >> lisa, thanks.s, i am chris nguyen and alongside with lisa argen. as we take you live to the private funeral held for barbara bush and melania trump is there in service and president trump will not be in attendance but tweeted out his condolences this morning. he also said there is a special display that was set up this morning at the white house in honor of the first lady. barbara bush will be laid to rest at the george bush presidential library museum in college station in texas, she will be burieieied next to her daughter who died from leukemia. the news continues online, twitter and facebook and instagram. abc 7 news returns at 5:0 ♪ >> announcer: this is an abc news special report. >>> i said, who is this good looking girl, this beautiful girl over there? >> our success as a society depends on not what happens in the white house but on what happens inside your house. >> i would stand there and look out at the blackness of the sky and i would think about friends i lost, a country i loved, and ab

>> thank you, lisa. the united states, france and great britain are pushing an end to end syria's chemical weapons program. the move comes following missile strikes as syria was suspected of using chemical weapons. molly hunter has new pictures of the sites that were targeted. >> new satellite images released showing the before and after of the target. >> the government research facility near damascus. this storage facility and the chemical weapons bunker. >> the pentagon releasing this video, a u.s. missile emerging from the water blasting into the sky. at a brief yesterday, the pentagon claimed success. >> we're confident we've significantly degraded his ability to ever use chemical weapons again. >> but it's not clear that the material used in the douk a attack specifically came from one of these facilities. u.s. officials without with a five-page report concluding that the government used chlorine and sarin in douma. the french putting out a report pointing the finger at >> all nato allies expressed

let's start with lisa argen p>> it is clear right now. warmer than we were yesterday, 51 downtown. 43 gilroy and half-moon bay. another preshot for y-shot for . 51 in concord. wi we are three degrees warmer in oak l oakland. >> bay side and in land continue to cool in the coast. look at those in land temperatures near 80 degrees. we'll talk to your neighborhood and a look at how long this warming trend will last in a few minutes, chris. >> lisa, thanks. >>> mrs. bush will be celebrated in a private funeral for about 1500 guests. her houston church will welcome beloved members. natalie bru nnell is live in houston. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning chris, we are a few hours away and we are getting new details of the upcoming funeral service, the busch family released their statement saying barbara bush selected her son jeb bush to deliver the farm barbara bush requested a simple funeral. >> no fuss, just friends and family, her husband held her hand until the very end. he greeted the public yesterday as they paid their respect

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our lisa argen will break down our forecast coming up. city of oakland could soon decide to sue the raiders and the nfl. the suit argued the league ignored its relocation. the raiders are set to move to las vegas. their home for the 2019 season remains uncertain. >>> happening today, the baseball field at oakland technical high school celebrates its tenth anniversary. the field was dedicated in 2008, it was rename rename rename rene field. there will be a celebration of its tenth year baseball organization to recognize the people and organization who help built the field. >>> a 9-year-old boy whose letter to the oakland a's went viral will be throwing out the first pitch at tonight's game. his prized collection of baseball cards were destroyed in the north bay wildfires. a's president promised lauren can throw out the first pitch. the a's plays the red sox tonight at the oakland coliseum. we are hoping for nice weather. >> yeah, it will be in the mid-60s and temperatures were average yesterday and oakland upper 60s. today is five degrees

>> lisa, tank you. >>> breaking news, one man is dead after a crash on 280. it happened around 10:30 last night near the highway 87 interchange. a chp officer found the victim face down in the road way. he was taken to the hospital where he died. the crash closed all lanes of 280 for about two hours. it's unclear how the driver crashed. >> developing news, four people are recovering this morning after being rescued from their boat in pacificia. it was first reported around 11:15 last night at pacificia state beach, better known as linda mar beach. a man was driving when he saw the light of the boat and stopped to help. a woman on board jumped off but landed on her face. he had to pull her out. paramedics arrived shortly afterwards. they were sailing for 11 hours when they ran out of diesel. they were headed to san diego. >>> more developing news now out of daily city, police are investigating a shooting at a bowling alley that left a man in critical condition. it happened just after 9:00 last night inside the classic bowling center on king drive. police stopp

lisa: this raises some serious questions, right?peak of european growth and they cannot hike without disturbing the economy, what does that mean as far as their ammunition? frankly, whether we might see something a little bit more like stagflation in the zone. question, a very good because if you look at growth in the first quarter it is down. optimistict haven't forecast for growth in the u.s. at about 2%. i think that once the economy starts to slow down, we are very global economy, once the u.s. thiss to slow down concerns european growth. i think you're going to start seeing a spillover. i do not think that one economy is isolated. u.s.nk what happens in the , the economy could go into a recession in late 2019 or early 2020. under the circumstances i do see the ecb being very cautious. lisa: jack, do you think the ecb will ever hike rates? yes i do. not for a while. people have gotten very excited a little bit too much. so the expectations grew a little bit more than they should have. i do not think growth has peaked. i think pe

in the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. hi lisa. >> good morning, chris. the picture tells the story. keeping it cool and comfortable in san francisco. 54 in gilroy. sunny in emeryville. 70s around the bay. 80s inland. low to mid-60s at the coast with the afternoon sea breezes with us. look ahead. still warm through midweek. >>> thanks so much for joining us. the news continues right now with "good morning america."

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lisa: romit shah, thank you for being with us.york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark the first world news. house minority leader says president trump must come to congress of you wants to continue military action in syria. pelosi said going to congress will help the president. >> is his best protection. as he said, obama needs congressional approval. that was august 20 9, 2016. day, het 30, the next said the president must get congressional approval before it attack on syria. say that he goes on to we shouldn't attack syria. says there isagon no reports of civilian casualties from last week's asos strikes by the united states, france, and britain. kenneth mckenzie says some of the sites strike in syria likely included chlorine gas and sarah . >> we can say with 100% certainty that is the case, but we believe the evidence is there were chemical weapons at the site. mark: pentagon spokeswoman says there are no indications that syria is preparing to use chemical weapons again. new measures are coming to puerto rico seven months a

lisa is tracking conditions where you are. hey, lisa. >> good morning to you. we have a week weather system that could bring you a few sprinkles. a if you stray showers may push into the north bay. it's 49 in san jose with 47 in santa rosa. notice the cloud cover, just a passing shower is possible. here we are 11:00 in the morning and we still have plenty of cloud cover. you can see the wind from emeryville. in the low 60s around the day, and by 4:00, only in the low 60s. we'll talk about what's going to happen for the second half of the weekend and the week ahead coming up. >> developing news, chaos at a carnival in morgan hill. eight teen-agers are in juvenile hall this morning after what police called a violent encounter. officers were called out to brin middle school because of a person with a knife. they said a crowd of more than 200 juveniles because assaultive. the eight teen-agers are between 13 and 17. police issued a dispersal warning and told parents to get their kids home immediately. the carnival has been cancelled for the last two days. >> a chp o

i'll let you know in a few minutes. >> lisa, thank you. opposition to california's sanctuary law are growing. today leaders in loss al meade does and orange county will decide whether to exempt them from the state law. at least a dozen california cities are taking action against the state's sanctuary status and siding with the federal government. san diego's county board of supervisor will discuss the issue tomorrow. >>> the trump administration is expected to announce more sanctions today against russia for enabling the syrian government to continue using chemical weapons. u.s. ambassador nikki haley insists the u.s. has sent a strong message. she says the sanctions would specifically target companies that make chemical weapons or do business with syrian president bashar al assad. >>> here is a closer look at the damage caused by the coalition strike on syria. satellite images show aerial views before and after the strike. the pent got says it targeted chemical weapons facilities. buildings were wiped away. the friday attack was in respon

meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the forecast for us. some roads are a little slick. >> that's true. we have some fog, visible is reduced and some sun out there. walnut creek, temperatures are mild. upper 40s north bay, mid 50s half moon bay. the afternoon temperatures will be cooler than average. there are a few spotty showers. we'll track them for you and talk about the warmup in the week ahead coming up. >> also ahead, a local country club facing claims of racisraci. some say it's been happening for years. plus -- >> pastor, i need to talk to you about the sale of the church. tlauk talk to me please? >> ♪ south l.a. is very medically underserved. when the old hospital closed people in the community lived with untreated health problems for years. so, with the county's help we built a new hospital from the ground up and having citi as an early investor worked as a signal to others to invest. with citi's help we built a wonderful maternity ward and we were able to purchase an mri machine. we've made it possible for the people who live he

over system spam came out of lisa's bottom drawer. i'm using my willy winter tights they're very elastic. nylon doesn't work you need them to be quite thick. they got even more creative with their next move this exercise built around a kiddies push cart strengthens the upper arms fives and stomach from a standard push up position they place their feet on the car pull their knees to the chest and then stretch them again taking care once again not to arch their butts. the next part of the workout calls for some proper do it yourself skills just for the barbell. lisa also need strong and he's of tape and two six packs of bottled water beginners should start with fewer or smaller bottles she then improvise as handles and make sure the bar is properly secured. it's. time for biceps curls lisa does five repetitions. and. she can also use her homemade barbell to perform squats need bans the strength of the fives and glutes. and. make sure to spread your weight evenly and stretch your legs hard and try to avoid arching your back. foot since i

lisa argen has good news. >> that's right, ghchl. good morning.f you like it sunny and warm, today is the day. temperature in the 50s in the city. 44 at gilroy, 41 in half moon bay. and from our roof camera, it looks pretty nice. no fog to speak of, 45 santa rosa, 46 livermore. by 10:00, we're in the 60s. a nice start to the day. 2:00 in the afternoon, low 70s in concord, 62 but breezy downtown. look what happens by 7:00, we're dropping through the 50s, but then the clouds continue to increase and that will keep us milder overnight tonight. but, boy, temperatures l. be h pressed to make it into the 60s on monday. so several days of some rain and cooler weather. i'll tell you about it in a few minutes. >>> now to the first interview with james comey. comey sits down with george stephanopoulos. and maggie rulli has the latest. >> reporter: fired fbi director james comey is holding very little back. >> honestly never thought these words would come out of my mouth, but i don't know whether the current president of the united states with prostitutes pe

>> lisa, thanks. >> just ahead, a new mother smiling wide in the east bay, even though her day didn't go as planne outer layer of your enamel tooth surface. white, the thing that's really important to dentists is to make sure that that enamel stays strong and resilient for a lifetime the more that we can strengthen and re-harden that tooth surface, the whiter their patients' teeth are going to be. dentists are going to really want to recommend pronamel strong and bright. it helps to strengthen and re-harden the enamel. it also has stain lifting action. it's going to give their patients the protection that they need and the whiter teeth that they want. ♪ last year they had over 9,000 people. the organizer says they've been warmed by the response and she's a dance teacher that started the event to get people together. >>> march of dimes is this saturday. registration is at 8:00 a.m., the walk at 9:00 a.m. the start and finish line will be at the great meadow at ft. mason. the walk is in its 47th year hi

republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa boothe. anchor of the intelligence report, bringing us intelligenc intelligence. trish regan is here. and joining us here, republican congressman from virginia, scott taylor, a member of the house appropriations committee and a former navy seal. it is "outnumbered." are you ever really a former seal and can you ever really be "outnumbered"? >> scott: i'm certainly "outnumbered" here today, but i'm very lucky to be "outnumbered" today. it once a seal, you're always a seal. >> harris: there you go, i'm glad you're here. let's get to the news. the development of the ongoing administration battle. trying to speed up the deportation process as i mentioned. the justice department is giving new directives for the annual performance reviews of immigration judges. beginning in the next fiscal year, october 1st, they will be expected to clear at least 700 cases a year to earn a satisfactory rating. they said they can you undermine the independence of the judicial process. they currently complete an ave

lisa is stepping in for mike. she has a good looking forecast for the next couple days. >> it was cold and breezy. today changes more in line with what you would like for the weekend. live doppler 7 shows basically clear conditions. as we look outside, you'll see the sun beginning to come up. it's going to be a clear start with upper 30s, livermore and santa rosa. 45 around the bay, and the coast is cool, in the low 40s. low 60s by noontime. warmer today, near 70 at the north and sound end of the bay. >> live to sky 7 where we have a pedestrian hit-and-run situation in millbrae. we reportedly have san mateo county sheriff on the scene doing this investigation. that pedestrian was hit just before 5:00 this morning reportedly be a taxi. the driver of that taxi left the scene. they are conducting this investigation. two of the three lanes are blocked on the southbound side at silva avenue just south sfo airport. looks like one northbound lane closed as well. we will continue covering this. we have a handful of crashe

lisa is stepping in for mike.s a good looking forecast for the next couple days. >> it was cold and breezy. today changes more in line with what you would like for the weekend. live doppler 7 shows basically clear conditions. as we look outside, you'll see the sun beginning to come up. it's going to be a clear start with upper 30s, livermore and santa rosa. 45 around the bay, and the coast is cool, in the low 40s. low 60s by noontime. warmer today, near 70 at the north and sound end of the bay. >> live

led by oladipo and he's with lisa. >> lisa: thank you, mike. victor when they cut it to single digits you gave this look like don't even worry about it. what did you say to yourself at that time? >> to stay calm, stay composed and play the game i've been playing all year long. my teammates did a great job on both ends of the floor. coming out here, making the right play offensively and getting me open. it was a great over all team win. >> lisa: what were you doing defensively against them? >> what we were doing all years. being tough with guys. showing lebron some bodies. we got to continue to build on this. it's only one game. we got to take them one game at a time. you've said time and time again we didn't just come here to compete. we came here to win. what do you think you've shown people today? >> i don't care. i'm just trying to get the win for my team. >> lisa: mike. >> mike: you can tell by talking to oladipo they feel they can win the series as they hammer the cavs 98-80. coming up next abc "world news" or your local news. for our terr

the question is, peter strzok and lisa page hate the president so much. lawyer's name, my name, republican donors names to the president and searching at their desk ways to bring them down? they need to be fired, at the very least, they need to be suspended from any privileges to look at these databases until it's determined if they can remain at the fbi. we want everyone at the fbi, good or bad, potentially good or bad, we want everyone have to ask the judge, this is what our founding fathers wanted. they separated police power from judicial powers we would have checks and balances. >> harris: who can they search? i just want to get to the nitty-gritty. now, they still have the type of access that they can search almost anybody. is he on that list? >> i know of no limits on their search. anyone can have their name typed in and they do not require a judicial warrant. we had this fight in the senate two months ago. this is why i was so disappointed. those of us who want to reform the system want to say fbi agents should have to go to a judge to get a warra

. >>> lisa argen is here being taking the forecast for us. and so far some fog out there. >> a little bit, but a nice day for stinson. temperatures in the mid-60s there. you can see a bit of the hauz o haze. mid-50s downtown. 53 in san jose. so not too bad to start out this way. and by the afternoon we're above average. but don't get used to it, but we're looking at spring showers coming up. >>> and think of it as sin city brought to life how. how a neighborhood is honoring a late mayor and teaching kids to be safe. >>> you want "streaming all you your favorite showsy. on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you want "the best wifi you can pause with a tap." see? easy. time for bed. you want xfinity because it makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. to describe the new signature crafted recipe by mcdonald's: garlic white ched

lisa went to a special memorial last night in honor of larry harvey. [ cheers ] >> to larry. >> to larry. >> to larry. >> to the spark. >> reporter: this is where burning man started in 1986 with a small bonfire on baker beach. by this man larry harvey. since then, it's grown into the worldwide phenomenon it is today. >> he is really managed to do something few people in the world have done with no commerce, no religion, it's not a cult. it's a wonderful community. >> reporter: and on the day of his death, strangers yet like-minded people gather to remember the father of the annual event they loved so much. >> it has always meant to be shared and participated there are no spectators. >> it's not larry but it's you and you and you and me and everybody. >> it's the 70,000 people that come together to celebrate. >> reporter: burning man is just that. a celebration of art, of humanity, of co-existence and its current home in the nevada desert. >> a gift has an unconditional value. it can't be a quick pro. >> reporter: the word community is constantly used with the word burning man and the on

lisa, nice hustle. good work from you out there. thank you. >>> to our other big story tonight, across the bay at the coliseum in oakland, those at the a's game will have a memory that will last for a lifetime. abc7 sports mindi bach joining us with the magical performance from sean manaea. this was like a dream. >> it was fun. what makes it so fun is you never know when things like this are going to happen. the last time the red sox were no-hit, 25 years ago when sean manaea was 14 months old. his career e.r.a. against number 4 tonight, 13.50. so he wasn't supposed to throw a no-hitter against a 17-2 boston team, yet he did. the left-hander walked the first batter of the game but then retired the next three, including back-to-back strikeouts to end the inning. then the offense finally provided some breathing room. marcus semien, solo shot off chris sale. that put the a's up 3-0. sale struck out ten but picked up his first loss of the year. manaea also struck out ten. jackie bradley with a swing and a miss there. with two out in the

♪ i am lisa abramowicz in for jonathan ferro. with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income.his is bloomberg real yield. coming up, as the yield curve flattens, it may be time to part worries about stifling. and after a roaring rally, it is now the time to sell junk bonds. we start with a big issue. the treasury yield curve is closer to inverting. >> the flattening of the yield curve we see is so far a normal part of the process. moments are gone up somewhat but it is totally normal that yield curves give flatter. >> i am not too worried about the flattening we have seen. it is a normal development. if it gets inverted, that is a different story. see this in the near time. >> let's not get carried away. it is not unusual, early in the tightening cycle to see a flattening because it rises faster than the long and. u.s.i'm looking at is the tenure really guilds by 30 basis points and they believe growth is going up and that is good news. >> the big message is stop freaking out. , this ise at the table the head of u.s. rate strategy. plus, coming to us from london steeley.aling

abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is there live tonight. lisa? >> reporter: dan, this fire is still actively burning. in fact, there is that orange glow behind me. that just popped up a little while ago. the atf will be here tomorrow morning. meantime, the people who are living in that apartment complex right over there, they've been evacuated because of some serious safety concerns. crews are worried that more of the building will tumble. a five story-high scaffolding collapsed in just ten seconds crushing four parked cars. >> we do anticipate potentially further wall collapses. at this point in time we're in defensive operations. >> this was one of the largest fires in concord's recent history. it moved fast, tearing through the mostly wood-framed apartment building, which was set to open later this year. >> the flames were over that. >> all of those living in renaissance square apartments across the street ran for their lives. hot embers and ash fell from the sky and landed all over their building. today evacuees were given a few minutes to ge

strzok is talking to lisa page about david laufman.e was in charge of the hillary clinton investigation on the doj side, a very senior official, in charge of national security as well as russia. peter strzok tells lisa page basically, look, i'm upset withi him, laufman is trying to explain why things aren't movinw fast enough in the eastern district of virginia.. where the subpoenas had been issued by mueller and the fisa application isn't moving fast enough.ed it kind of shows this buildup. they also noticed that white house logs actually correlated with some of these text messages. as they were discussing this back and forth, they bring up another guy from the doj, matthew axelrod. he's a doj prosecutor who is involved in the case. they talk about him. they talk about the frustration, they talk about andy mccabe coming under fire or by some ofk these folks at the doj for thefo supposed information that was in the application. then they say two days later after these text messages are exchanged, matthew axelrod actually goes to the wh

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let's start with the lisa and peter text messages. why is it we are blaming bad government technology which i'm sure is at times quite bad. but i find it suspicious that it's bad when it comes to these two. >> if you knew documents were responsive to your investigation and you said they had gone missing, what would the fbi do? they would raid your offices. but in this case it was the dieb. sow when it came out that the emails and text messages were mission. jeff sessions should have sent the u.s. marshals over to the fbi to find them. the i.g. apparently recovered them. but this is the third instance of emails and text messages that disappeared. hillary clinton's deleted emails were emails the fbi found. so don't you believe it when they say emails or text messages are missing. it simply isn't reality anymore. trish: we were watchinged the james comey interview with bret baier who did a wonderful job questioning. but he's slippery and dodged in and out of some of these questions. but one thing that surprised me is when he was asked, d

now i'd like to call up lisa wayne, natural resources manager for rec and park. >> i'm lisa wayne with the san francisco park department. thank you for supporting and considering this resolution and i also want to extend a thanks to our colleagues at the planning and the department of the environment for all the heavy lifting they did on this as well. the san francisco rec and park department has been promoting bio diversity in open spaces by restoring and protecting nature and wildlife habitats throughout urban parks for decades. in february of 2017 the rec and park department received the support of the board of supervisors for the department's significant natural resource area management plan. this plan is a road map for the rec and park department that guides the protection of the city's natural resources and wildlife habitats and provides opportunities for human connections with local natural via recreation, education and stewardship. to build on the momentum of the effort, we support this resolution and the efforts to formally adopt a policy stance on local bio diversity for the