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lisa: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i am lisa abramowicz in for jonathan ferro. "bloomberg real yield" starts right now. ♪ lisa: coming up, inversion watch. the u.s. yield curve reporting it's longest flattening. investors don't care, when wages on a steepening yield curve gathering mention on wall street. and high-grade continuing to build with new debt sales and bonds rallying in the secondary market. we begin with the big issue, markets debating whether a flatter yield curve is here to stay. >> you have seen the flattening of the yield curve. >> it is incrementally flatter. >> we expect that to continue for the short term. >> it has been catching a lot of investors off guard. >> we are playing the flattening. >> i think it is there for a long haul. >> in the overall fed cycle, we would anticipate the fed should steepen somewhat. >> you're seeing late market cycle behavior. part of that is a flatter yield curve. the economy will run hot and it will keep the short and suppressed, which everyone expects. >> a market priced for recession, but it is telling you the

look who is here, lisa booth. lisa: hi, guys. pete: and dean cain.e is first time we have been on since we were here for new year's eve a couple years ago. dean: it was so cold. pete: best thing about thanksgiving you don't go outside unless there is a turkey bowl. under the covers, tv slow-rolling the morning. take it easy and slow-roll. dean: some people are up making birds. pete: if you are, email us friends@foxnews.com. s what are you doing for thanksgiving? what's your family doing? are you talking politics? are you giving a smack down to your uncle who disagrees with you politically. we love photos. if you can get us in the back ground. lisa: super. what are you doing for thanksgiving? obviously we are here. dean: we are here. it's happening right now. dean: i'm going up to connecticut to see my son. he is at his girlfriend's house. my son is 19. this is the big first -- will be block family thanksgiving. i hope it's great. i hope you are watching. lisa: make the dinner good. pete: just football and food. easy. very straightforward and family.

lisa: is it euphoria? ian: this is as good as it gets. lisa: you heard it here.an: we are starting to see some indicators that the consumer is not on particular strong footing. it takes a while for it to flow through. some disappointing retail sales prince the last few months. if we think about the amount of leverage in the core consuming cohort, the 25-40-year-old group, they have a lot of loans and a fair amount of defaults as well. lisa: do you guys agree that we only have a quarter or two left? james: i agree completely viewed -- completely. that the consumer and labor markets have seen the best of it. corporate profitability peaked five or six years ago, and this is not a healthy looking environment above and beyond the steroids from the fed. lisa: steroids, morphine, drug addiction metaphors are back. coming up, the auction block. high-yield issuance in europe posted the busiest month of supply in more than two years. that is next. this is bloomberg "real yield or ." ♪ ♪ i am in for jonathan ferro and this is "bloomberg real yield." to the auction block, be

lisa: get him a tissue.es of 9/11 victims have a manhattan court frustrated after the government refuses to release the name of a saudi official thought to be involved in the terror attack. the justice department also declined release a 16-page document which the families believe will prove saudi arabia's role. the saudi government has repeatedly denied involvement even though 15 hijackers were saudis. robert kennedy jr. arrested while protesting over climate change with perpetual actress and protester hanoi jane fonda. she -- the two sitting in with other activists in washington, d.c. hanoi jane has been arrested four times recent weeks avoided handcuffs this time as priors could have landed her behind bars for a month. kennedy is likely to be charged with minor offenses. and those are your headlines. ed: it said fonda. pete: did it say fonda. lisa: isn't it accounting when she is doing the protests? ed: getting ready for christmas at props and cabela's. lisa: todd piro is there with a preview along with ve

francine, lisa. lisa: thank you.pment on the trade front -- or at least happy dog. nasdaq futures extend there again. em currencies at their highest levels. copper, also getting a bid. the dollar adding a little bit of a lift. francine: if you look at european equities, they are 0.9%. bonds are slipping. optimism between china and america, the dollar edging higher. i am looking at euro-dollar to look at the european side. we are a little better than expected. lisa: the bar for the chart i am focusing on, has been lowered when it comes to pmi data. people hearing the fact it is not getting worse. the yellow line is the broad euro zone and you fracturing pmi numbers -- euro zone fracturing pmi numbers. this week, we are getting pmi host offrom a whole countries. francine: i am looking at your zone manufactured -- at euro zone manufacturing as well. this is a poor start for the .inal sales quarter it comes at a time where one took over. ,he service sector in europe lagging. lisa will have more on pmi's during the day. r

the older generation say capitalism isn't so bad when you get use to it, lisa. >> lisa: i'm 34 and ioint, i can tell you, when i first moved to new york city and slide paycheck, i literally cried. i had to come by call my parents. "this cannot be right." the rent is too high on the taxes are too high, as well. its robbery. it is so offensive and frustrating. i think president trump nailed it and that miami speech about venezuela, because this was the line. "socialism is about one thing, power for the ruling class." that's the message about socialism that could resonate with younger people. this isn't about empowering you as an individual, it's empowering people you hate, which is the government. it's the man, it's the opposite of what they say they want to do. the two i thought they were about freedom? >> jessica: it's always a man, not a woman. [laughter] as melissa said, it's unclear really what this all means. so there are many definitions of what capitalism means. elizabeth warren talks about just capitalism or democratic socialism. this week that i thought was really interesting

lisa: beautiful.n resorts, which is a beautiful casino and hotel complex, you think of them that way, but you don't -- the amount of patriots there who wanted to give a vip weekend to three dozen heavily-wounded vet is the and their spouses. i'm telling you, they rolled out the red carpet for these guys. i had a chance to be there firsthand, emcee the event where we surprised them. take a look. ♪ pete: nothing says freedom like las vegas. this group is getting an amazing weekend of relaxation is, world class dining and the best entertainment you can imagine. ♪ ♪ pete: you expect on veterans day that you would be having brunch and mixing it up on the dance floor? >> no, not at all, but what better way to start the day? >> yes, we have disabilities, we're missing limbs, but we like to have fun, and it's a comfortable environment because we're around other veterans. pete: where you guys headed? >> [inaudible] pete: you going to drive? >> absolutely. [laughter] >> this means a lot. we very seldom ever get

lisa desjardins brings us up to speed.a:he this morning at thite house, a president with fighting words for the anonyms whistleblower who raised concerns about his ukraine policy. the whistleblower is a disgrace to our country. the whistleblower should be revealed. and his lawyer, whoaid the worst things possible two yea b ago, he shou sued, and may for treason. lisa: this was a defiant counterpunch after the whistleblower's lawyer sent a cease-and-desist letter to the white house, saying president trump is threateningir t client. it warned, should any harm before any suspected whistleblower or their family, the bl with your client.ely in pushback as acting chief of staff mick mulvaney rejected a house subpoen to testify today. legally white house lawyers argue their staff is rim you -- is immune from subpo >> i don't want to give edibility to a corrupt witchhunt. lisa: within hours, the house deposition transcripts dropped. lieutenant colonel alexander viman and fiona hill, who left the nsc earlier this year. this in a we

is lisa lightman around? come on up. today we're going to talk about the great lisa lightman. now, i think that a number of you know that until her retirement last friday, lisa was for 13 years the director of san francisco's nine collaborative court's program. her passion for alternative courts dates back to 1997, when she landed the job of director for drug courts in new mexico's administrative office of the courts. lisa made her way to san francisco joining the judicial council of california where she was responsible for developing training programs for collaborative courts and in 2006, lisa began her tenure in the collaborative justice courts. san francisco's collaborative court's program provide alternatives for incarceration, working witworking with familiee welfare systems who face substance abuse, mental illness and other social welfare challenges. the court's programs include behavioral health court, community justice center, drug court, intensive supervision court, young adult court and family treatment court. and these programs provide a pathway out of incarceration

here's meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz, good morning to you.re in san francisco, in the low to mid-50s. it's been a pretty mild morning here but elsewhere it's been chilly. look at how the numbers have recovered, with 57 in san jose and gilroy as well as half moon bay. the airport a little hazy on the peninsula. sea breeze today, temperatures will climb to the upper 60s for you. all of these numbers are pretty mild from petaluma to napa. another air quality advisory today. most of you are experiencing that moderate air quality. throughout the afternoon, 1:00, it's sunny and temperatures in the low 70s inland, mid-60s in san francisco. and looking at a fog-free night. another cool one. and looking at the first week of november, i'll let you know if it still looks dry, liz. >> thanks, lisa. >>> we'2020. there is so much in the air as we head into what is sure to be an eventful year from impeachment to an unpredictable democratic primary. and there are new numbers from the latest abc news/"washington post" poll. joe biden is holding steady at 28%,

lisa: hi, ana. ana: hi, nice to meet you. lemonis: my friend lisa. lisa: nice to meet you.as said such nice things about you. lemonis: so, she's got some sauces and marinades. i know they sent them to you? lisa: yes. yes. lemonis: did you have a chance to marinate anything? lisa: we did. lemonis: in order to really understand the marinade better, i asked lisa to marinate something overnight and cook it so that when i got there, we can actually get right down to business. are you the smokemaster? joe: yes, i am. lemonis: okay. all right. let's dig in. lemonis: what should we try first? i'm going to follow your lead. joe: why don't we start with turkey? ♪ ana: it's really good. lisa: that is good. lemonis: who wants to try a few ribs that are marinated? ana: come on, guys. try it. lemonis: everybody, come on down. lisa: don't be shy. come on. lemonis: what do you think? man: they're very good. lemonis: it's good, right? man: yeah. woman: fabulous. ♪ joe: this one is injected and rubbed. lisa: mmm, now that's got a nice flavor. ana: come on. lisa: it's finger-licking good. lem

liz. >> thanks, lisa.ings the house intelligence committee is writing its report. the national security adviser john bolt isn't sending cryptic messages. abc news chief corporate jonathan carl has the details. >> after a week of eye opg impeachment testimony, the president insisted his with republicans is stronger than ever. >> i've never seen support like this in the republican party. >> new question base whether a key witness is going public. norm adviser john bolton reemerged on twitter to two and a half months after the abrupt dpaurt departure from the white house. >> john bolton back on twitter. his account frozen two months. did you guys freeze his account? >> no, of course not. of course not. no, i had a good relationship with john. >> a few hours later bolton accused the white house of just that, tweeting since resigning at national security adviser the white house refused to return access to my personal account out of fear what i may say. in another tweet he said we have now liber eighted the twit

here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, liz. a level 2 on the storm skbakt scale. and that means heavy rain and gusty winds and the possibility of thunderstorm for your sunday. it's a weekend event as we look at live doppler 7 you notice the moisture off is shore in the big yurl cue in the cloud and all the moisture extending back towards the hawaiian islands. it's a complicated system but we have some strong winds on the coast and the wind advisory the rest of the bay area through the weekend. winds gusting in excess of 55 miles an hour. heaviest rain in the coastal hills, the north bay where a flash flood wash is in effect. three to four inches through 3:00 monday morning. marin, sonoma and napa of course that's where we have the kincade fire. and a look at rain increasing throughout the north bay this morning. you can see the white there, the cold air still in place around lake county but getting through the system it's going to get warmer and wetter. raising the snow levels and all in a narrow band focus into parts of the ba

here's meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> liz, good morning to you. we're starting out with clear sky, live doppler 7 indicating no problems here this morning, but that's going to change as we get into the early part of the work week. as we look at numbers right now, it is 52 san francisco, 35 in santa rosa. we've got more 50s out towards hayward, 46 in san jose and a look at our 24-hour temperature change it's a little cooler out there, but the afternoon highs today, once again, nice and mild. plenty of sunshine with 60s by midday. low to mid 60s at our coast, 70 inland. that sun coming up just before 7:00 setting before 5:00. then looking at gusty winds arriving for your monday and then a whole different story for the rest of the week. liz? >> thanks, lisa. >>> neighbors in union city are mourning the loss of two young boys shot and killed in a school parking lot early yesterday morning. police are still searching for the suspects. the deaths mark the first two homicides in union city this year. abc 7 news reporter anner has san has the details. >>

here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> yes, you're right. live doppler 7 here.ee for yourself, the fog footprint throughout the bay area. we have a dense fog advisory for the north bay and salinas valley until 9:00. a lack at vikt visibility. petaluma can't see anything. a quarter from santa rosa to napa. 3/4 of a mile oakland to fremont as well as matteo. sand carlo it's foggy out there. even in san jose just a little bit over a mile visibility. it's 51 in union city. good morning, berkeley. 50 for you. in the low 40s up in sanity rosa. a look at foggy exploratorium camera. the fog through the midmorning. then sunny hazy sun starting out. mostly sunny conditions then. moderate hair quality, a little bit of haze for the afternoon today. but numbers in the upper 70s. mild inland. but again at the coast cool near 60. liz. >> thanks lisa. new developments in the tug of war over the elbowed coliseum complex. the city of oakland is asking a judge in to stop alameda county from selling the half ownership to elbowed a's for 7,857 million dlards. elbowed owning the othe

here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, liz. up earlier this morning. here is a look at our sutro tower camera, you can see san francisco in the 50s, 42 in oakland. we have upper 30s half moon bay and the golden gate bridge we will get a bit of a sea breeze today. that will bring our temperatures down a few degrees. we've seen widespread 70s throughout the afternoon. this morning about the 30s and 40s. 37 santa rosa, petaluma and napa with 39 in livermore. and so as we go through the morning hours we'll see 60s, the afternoon, it's 70s inland, with upper 60s on the peninsula. and downtown san francisco in the upper 60s. we'll talk about if we can change things up a bit as we get into november in a few minutes. >> thanks, lisa. >>> all right. the presidential candidates are on the campaign trail in iowa hoping to connect with voters in the early caucus state. rachel scott takes a look at some of the democrats still hoping to win their party's nomination. >> reporter: with the iowa caucuses three months away the candidates are mak

here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, liz. you're right. and starting with live doppler seven, lots of clouds. and this is an atmospheric river on the way. the clouds extend all the way back to hawaii. that will be pumping in moisture and rain throughout the entire week. it's a 2 on the impact scale. looking at rain heavy at times. strong gusty winds and even a chance of thunderstorms getting into sunday. we have a high wind warning for the san francisco coast, the peninsula. by 10:00 today right on through monday and the rest of the bay area will see a wind advisory. but with that warning winds could gust anywhere from 40 to 55 miles an hour right along the coast and could even see higher gusts. for the north bay it's a flash flood watch here from 1:00 this afternoon until 3:00 on monday. those winds should ease up tomorrow. you can see the green shaded area from sanity rosa. napa into mill valley, the possibility of ponding on roadways. right now with the cloudy skies it's in the 40s. 44? frist. 33 in sanity rosa. there we are at 10:00. w

lisa: thank you so much. runner. flips the script once again i see unveils the electric pickup cyber truck. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg surveillance. schwab does by tv ameritrade, there could be an antitrust review that could create a $5 trillion giant. it would combine a few of the biggest companies that run platforms with individual financial advisors. td ameritrade might have up to 20% of the market. elon musk would probably like a do over. pickupiled an electric truck last night but it did not go as planned. two of the truck's windows were shattered. for a while, the truck was a trending topic on twitter. $40,000. at just under some more on the tesla story. get into the shattering of the window, which is part of the reason it is down nearly 3%. why is tesla getting into trucks? >> good question. if you look at the u.s. market, trucks count for almost 3 million units per year. it is a big market. thatu include crossovers, is another 40%. i don't understand how that even happens. you are doin

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nick: lisa joins us. let's start with you and where lisa left off.t did tim morrison say behind closed doors today? yamiche: tim morrison, aide to the national security council, corroboratedhat william taylor told lawmakers yesterday, last week rather. emessentially,rats were saying this was studying -- that wh testimony, they were telling people about the bidens. he was the person who alerted a william tayl went to him twice. the first t conversation that said i think he is going to officials and telling them theyd n an investigation into the bidens to lisecure $391 m in military aid already appropriated by congress. he goes to william taylor a second time and say -- it i'm having a sinking -- sinking feeling. dhe'sanding officials open an investigation into the bidens. what you have isre is tim mo saying what william taylor told you last week is true. sa: standing outside that room, bot h parties thoug said something that helped them. nick: has that? -- how is that? lisa: they didn't hear anything illegal. nick: back to you. close to trump, what is

correspondent lisa lewis is in paris following all the developments there for us so lisa what have you been seeing what have protesters been doing and what are their demands. well the protesters were trying to march through paris but when they arrived at last to tell you it's in the southern and southern paris the police blocked off that square so they wouldn't let them move on they started destroying things and that's why the police then called off do you approve station for that demo that was planned in the center of paris when you look at these people it's very difficult to say who they are looks like a mix of full sorts of people black blocks on a case and also a more moderate yellow vests what's what's clear is that there is now a real standoff between the police and the protesters here in paris but we should remind our viewers that this movement began a year ago it was far by higher fuel prices that the government introduced people put on those vests and took 1st to the streets to protest the fuel prices but then it morphed into a broader protest with every saturday hundreds of t

here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, liz, good morning to you.mperatures certainly cold out there. we are starting out in the east bay with 44 in castro valley. it's 50 up by el sabrante preponderate and 30s in the inland east bay. also the north bay. not as cold as we could be, but we still have the frost advisory for the protected valleys of the north bay until 9:00. about become are but some of the east bay temperatures are just as cold. and air quality quiz are advisory today throughout the bay area for moderate air quality for most of you. but overall we have even improvements in that, no doubt. through the day today, check out that sunrise, 7:35. remember, we are getting an extra hour of sleep tonight, a lot of sunshine, 70s today and the sunset a little earlier. 6:10 but not as early as it will be tomorrow, liz. >> thanks, lisa. new details, sanford university cancelled the massive expansion plan after three years of negotiations, meetings and rising tension was santa clara county officials. according the mercury news, stanford determines

here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, liz, goerpg to you.ow, a little chilly not as cold as it's been. but live doppler 7 picking up some moisture. you may see mist and drizzle throughout the early morning. the north bay sees rain first. but everyone has the wind coming into play. there is the look at the connection into hawaii, that atmospheric river we are expecting this week. it's a 2 on the storm impact scale. looking at heavy rain later on today through the overnight hours with the strong and gusty winds. possibility of some flooding and also some thunderstorms for your sunday. here a look at the high wind warning along the peninsula, san francisco, the coast and then the wind advisory the rest of us be winds could gust in excess of 5 a miles an hour on the shoreline. looking at our flood watch, through monday, 1:00 this afternoon through monday for marin insomnia sonoma napa of course concerned about the burn scar area of the kincade fire where we see pretty good runoff because rainfall amounts could be up to three inches later on tomo

here is meteoroogist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz.ice out there, if you've been enjoying the dry, mild weather, lots of 50s to see here. 57 half moon bay. it was a cold start for everyone. we're out of the 30s and 40s. a view of the beech beach here. some locations in san tra cruz hit the mid-70s yesterday. we'll do it all again today with low 40s in santa rosa, 50 over into the east bay. our east bay valleys, north bay valleys, some of the our warmest locations later on, all warming up through the 50s and 60s by our noon hour. 1:00, we're into the low 60s. this is 4:00, and we'll be dropping back into you the mid-60s. we get our warmest center before sunset at 4:53. we'll be looking at pretty nice night tonight before the winds kick in tomorrow. then the rain. we'll talk about it all, coming up. >>> police in alabama have arrested a suspect accused of shooting and killing a veteran sheriff. the sheriff was killed while responding to a call at a convenes store. 18-year-old william chase johnson was taken into custody after he returned

lisa: i am lisa abramowicz, and for romaine bostick. joe: and i am joe weisenthal. question is --"what'd you miss?" caroline: will the trump administration signaled toward china, entering key final stages? retail roundup sales on gains in on automobiles are fewer, but weakness closing on furniture. we will look at the earnings outlook. and a music megastar has some words for the carlyle group. lisa: u.s. stocks rose to an all-time highs on the day as treasuries as lower. joining us for more is been eminence and katie, bloomberg news fx and race reporter. see really interesting to the race upset we are seeing. we are not necessarily seeing the same move in bonds. it seems like their euphoria in stocks is not hitting bond yields. where do you see that? ben: yes, it is cautioning, lisa. it is now finalized. guidance about it, and that is probably why the stock market is up so much. it is basically euphoria about it, there is finally an agreement coming in writing, but the bond market is saying two things. one, we have a trade board that refuse to hand over the global e

here is meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz. we see the sunshine behind you.1 downtown. 45 at the coast. cooler at the shoreline. and a bit of a breeze out there. a north wind here from the roof camera. temperatures still cool in the north by. mid to upper 30s. 40s in the east bay valleys but little change with the light winds and the stable atmosphere th he at times this morning but numbers climbing through the 60s. here at 1:00 reaching the mid-and upper 60s by about 4:00. we're not seeing much fog. and then we look for a strong wind heading our way for elevated fire danger just a brief spell into monday. before rain arrives on tuesday. >> now to the impeachment battle as we wait to see if john bolton will be coughed to testify. the former national security adviser is reemerging on twitter and blaming the white house for the absence. abc news reporter dave wright has the latest. >> i don't think i've ever seen support in the republican party like we do right now. we have never had this kind of potter. >> president trump insists he had a great week despite th

lisa, great to see you. >> so great to be in studio. >> tucker: i'm so happy. >> lisa: you didn't findt inspiring? i mean, it just screams. >> tucker: i almost felt bad making fun of him though. it's pathetic. have you got to wonder on some level. all makes sense at dinner. michael, you are so impressive and rich you should run. you get out there and it's not going to work. >> lisa: it probably isn't. but he has got a ton of money to spend. and this is the challenge and i think this is the fear of some of the candidates that are in the race so far. i mean, look for one week alone he is spending over $30 million breaking presidential history for the amount of money is he spending on tv ads that beats what president obama spent in 2012 in the final week of the campaign, which was $25 million. and just to put that shear amount of money into context. more than half -- what is he spending is more than half of the 50 million that the entire field of 2020 candidates have spent this year combined. is what he is spending in one week alone. >> tucker: not to be old or anything, but i was there w

here is meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey be, liz. we see the fog behind you.the north valleys and look at visibility in miles across the bay area. it's bad everywhere not just the north bay where you can see a quarter mile visibility but look around hayward still a quarter mile there. and 3/4 of a mile in oklahoma, san francisco and even out towards the delta we have the low clouds and fog. remember, this is no november, usually in the a foggy time offier. looking at the numbers we have a lot of 50s in the east bay 50 in san francisco. low 40s towards santa rosa. the 9:00 hour still shows fog around the bay. but we will brighten up. we have hazy sun on the way looking at temperatures season tds to warmer than average by 1:00, in the low 70s inland. and we have that fog banking up to the shoreline. a wind shift is in the forecast. i'll tell what you that means in a few minutes. liz. >> thanks walks lisa. >>> new developments this morning pointed at the insanity at a cart growsry delivery service. workers holding a labor protest claim the company retaliated agai

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here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, liz.re but we've got a city revealed here underneath the haze. and a spare the air alert. the air quality certainly hasn't been great. temperatures right now are cool, in the low 50s in san francisco. we're at about 50 in redwood city. half moon bay, 54 and pretty hazy and foggy for mt. tam. we've got low clouds, haze out there, even a few high clouds. 52 in livermore. and we will look for that fog to clear out within i would say about the 11:00 hour. but just right now, a quarter mile visibility for many of you in the north bay. a little over a mile for you in oakland. just a half mile in hayward. it is gray in parts of san jose as well. looking at that spare the air alert for moderate air quality for most, poor in the south bay. look at the temperature spread, 50s at the coast, upper 70s inland. we'll talk about a warmer holiday coming up, liz. >> thanks, lisa. >>> firefighters in southern california are battling a 34-acre brush fire in the hollywood hills. yesterday there was smoke risi

lisa: it is hard to know why emma chosehe term.it is resonating with people on twitter and stuff, sometimes in a joking way. people saying ey will tell eyeir nosy relatives that are self-partnered. but i think for her it was a chance to say i am happy single. sometimes the word "single" can sound like something is lacking, or that a person is looking for always the case.t is not plenty of single people areat happy ay. "self-partnered" might be a good way to describe that. ngchelle: is it a reflection of how society is cg and how we view things has changed? lisa: if you look atoung americans 18 to 34, half of them are not intic relationships, and thais an age group that emma would fit in. being in a relationship is no longer the default. michelle: i was thinking back to tv shows. you had "sex and the city," which glamorized single life. you then had i guess the millennial equivalent with "girls," which portrayed a different take on single life. is this part of that evolution? lisa: i think it is part of the same tradition. when you

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lisa: exactly right. lt. col.indman is thought by many to be a person who probably briefed the whistleblower. we know the whistleblower was not actually on the original call. we know that lt. col. vindman did brief others and the idea from republicans is, they want to know who the whistlebwer is because they question whether democrats say republicans just want to out this person for political reasons. republicans today were going asking lt. coof vindman, who did you brief? that is information democrats believed could reveal the whistleblower. vindman said he does not know who the istleblower i but he didn't say whether he has suspicions of who it could be. he did say he's following guidance of the committee to not talk about this. that is something republicans object to. amna: thatti was the tny from this morning. this afternoon, we saw two witnesses, one of whom had a few things to say about bidens and about the ukrainian company that hunter biden served on the boarof. let's listen to what he had to say. >> there

a lot of reading today, lisa. yet, again, you were saying almost 800 pages.l us what are the main things that stod out. >> what was significant today is these are two people who worked and one still working on the national security council, ethese are folks who are long-time students of f ieign policy aelligence, so they really are experts on this subject matter, and these aretw agaimore voices very highly concerned about what was happening. so let's look at what we got from the transcripts from fiona first of all, they agreed that the acting white house chief of staff was linked to the idea that ukraine needed to come up with something in order to get something from the united taates. we'l about that mor in a second. al it speaks to giuliani's motivations. why was he pushing so hard in ukraine to oust a anassador normal process there for the united states? finally, they both talked about the united states nationalsk to security because it would be signaling that it is no longe as strong of a supporter for ukraine, they were very concerned. i also want toenti

lisa: this has all happened quickly, almost too quickly to process.ant to want to step back d look at how we got her yamiche: let's start where this investigation began, that letteu from an anons whistleblower. the whistleblower writes thatle mult.s. officials told them that president trump pressured the president of ukline for his own politica gain. he wanted ukraine to open an investigation into former vice hunter biden. biden and his so the younger biden served on the board of a ukrainian energy company. the whistleblower says that president trump was soliciting interference from a foreign country, a sought to pressure president's 2020 re-election bid. lisa: this is the core charge bd democrats,y house intelligence chair adam schiff. >> the president of the united states has betrayed his oath of office, and sacrificed ouron na security in doing so.sa president trump and his allies, however, insist this is a political attack. >> this is a witch hunt at the highest level and it's so bad for our country. lisa: there's plenty of rhetoric from all sides

here is moils lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning to you. live doppler 7 shows you the clouds off the coast. we are clear, cool and we do have an air quality advisory today. moderate air quality throughout the entire bay area, except good air quality south central bay. not a spare the air alert. about but in the far north bay you will notice hazy conditions. emeryville bright and sunny with low 50s to even 30s on the coast, 37 half moon bay. 44 in san jose. it's 57 already in santa cruz going for a high in the upper 70s. look at all the 30s here in the north bay. getting close to freezing. and we are looking at a lot of sunshine today. look at the sunset, we will be looking at the sunset tonight at 6:10. tomorrow 5:08. liz. >> thanks, lisa. new details a sad update this morning a fifth person has died at the party at the airbnb in orinda. the contra costa county sheriffs's says shiana tomkins 19 within died at the hospital. new video shows people inside the home thursday night during the halloween party. we've also learned the renter is accu

the chair lisa cameron is the chair of the a p p g and many s.n.p. members are part that too so as i said we used every tool available and more to finally get this lucy's laura over the line which which we achieved last year and genuinely can't thank every parliamentarian celebrity member of the public enough for making that happen a we have an amended back in the day when people used to do for the banks and you go into the members' lobby those are common sort of there was an issue for example to selling greenpeace which i was a supporter of then mitchell you made a statement or a speech that entire message board would lay top 40 messages but no of course you. campi beloved in the social media as you tried to persuade the honorable members to come on to your your say so what was the killer of carry forward in the social media if you use a term of office and we've got you know several 100000 followers here waiting to see what you're going to say it's a really good point i mean you know the sort of the 3 dimensional meeting m.p.'s in westminster and i

here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, liz, good morning to you. hope you enjoyed the day yesterday. so nice out there. we need rain. it is on the way, but how about another carbon copy of yesterday. it is clear out there, temperatures are cool. we're starting out in the east bay with low 40s in oakland, 41 san leandro. 30s throughout the delta. our inland valleys and about 50 on the coast. the light winds, the cooler temperatures this morning, but by the afternoon we are back up into the upper 60s to near 70. it's slow going getting there. throughout the 7:00 hour, plenty of 40s by noontime. we're in the 60s for most, upper 50s at the coast. but by the evening hours, we're going to see a wind shift, some gusty winds arrive for your monday. elevated fire danger quickly behind that, though, we get that dramatic pattern shift. i'll explain it all coming up in a few minutes. liz. >> thanks. >> neighbors in union city are mourning the loss of two boys shot and killed in a school parking lot yesterday morning. police are still searching for the suspects