me that he met somebody her name is lisa i think i really like her. >> both kevin and lisa had bee married before and both ha children lisa had meghan. kevin had cody >> kevin was always good wit children >> this is a family friend who has known kevin all his life >> good father >> good father >> dedicated father. >> absolutely. absolutely >> kevin was a jack of man trades a truck driver, a school bus driver, an emergency medical technician lisa dedicated her life to social work, helping in caring for sexually abused kids kaitlan was one of lisa' coworkers. >> she just wanted to help people we worked in sex abuse that's a very difficult subjec a lot of people can't deal with she really prided herself on helping these families and being able to help, you know make a difference. >> everyone admired leases selflessness her friend, carry, also worked with lisa. >> but the happy times for the knoefel's blended and extended family would end catastrophically on that november night back in 201 when lisa knoefel was brutally stabbed in her home. >> when i heard it was lisa an who did it... i can be

lisa: good evening and welcome to "washington week." i am lisa desjardins.or our nation, another test of our institutions and politics as donald trump is the first formal -- former u.s. president to face charges. a grand jury voted to indict the former president for a hush money payment related to an alleged affair. to state the obvious, it is an unprecedented moment for the country. right now, trump is the leading gop candidate for the 2024 presidential nomination. he responded to the indictment with speed and flared text on his true social platform, writing, this is an attack on our country and a continuing attack on our once free and fair elections. republicans rushed to his defense. >> the unprecedented indictment of a former president for campaign finance issues is an outrage. >> my father's only crime was winning the election. lisa: democrats have stressed that no one is above the law, but otherwise they are cautious. here is president biden this morning. pres. biden: i am not going to talk about the trump indictment. lisa: saying he is not going to ta

lisa m.: with the first word i am lisa mateo.ed a surprise production cut of more than one million barrels a day. the coalition abandon previous assurances it would hold supply steady. saudi arabia led the cartel by pledging its own reduction. the white house calls the cut back ill advised. entertainment conglomerate and dem are has agreed to by world wrestling entertainment added deal worth about $93 billion. the company will be led by endeavor ceo re: manuel. -- ari emmanual. ubs will cut its staff 30% after taking over credit suisse. 11,000 will be laid off in switzerland and 25,000 worldwide. meanwhile swiss prosecutors are gathering evidence into a criminal investigation into the deal. donald trump's lawyer says he will plead not guilty when he appears in manhattan on tuesday. the former president will also look to have the case dismissed. he was indicted but the charges remain sealed. a grand jury was investigating his role in hush money payments made to stormy daniels. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 j

lisa: like what?uke: you see just about every single regional bank increasing their provisions for credit losses and some of them had released them a couple of quarters ago. that is a sign that all of these banks are preparing at worse for the beginning of a recession or adventists -- at best for softening of the economy. you had a lot of banks have a decrease in deposits. four regional banks, it is incredibly important. anywhere from 75 to 85% of their funding comes from deposits. they're not diversified. it is important to watch not just the level of the deposit is but the diversity of the deposits. that can be hard for some of the small regional banks because by definition they are concentrated in the community and regions they serve. lisa: there's a lot to unpack. i'm want to stick on. they're continuing to land more aggressively and provisioning for more potential losses or they are patrolling some of their lending prowess on the hills of deposit outflows as well as concern about loan losses that

lisa: with the first word, i'm lisa mateo. another blow to president micron and his blow to enlist china's help on the war in ukraine. china told them they don't have sovereign status as independent nations and those comments triggered furious reactions, especially in the former estonia and lithuania. china has backtracked and said they respect the independence of those countries. in sudan, the effort to evacuate diplomats and other expatriates picked up over the weekend. the u.s. and u.k. military were able to lift officials to safety , a temporary cease-fire between the sudan army and the support forces militia it has battled since april 15 two have failed. house speaker kevin mccarthy says the chamber will pass is $1.5 trillion debt ceiling increase this week. bloomberg has learned mccarthy has not yet lined up all the votes he needs. mccarthy told fox president biden must negotiate in order to avoid a u.s. default. last week the president called the republican plan wacko. 69 billion dollars of outflows for quite at suisse

lisa: it's significant. more noteworthy people are not pricing much of a rate hike perhaps less than 50% chance into market. they are pricing and 100 basis points of rate cuts. that reaction is new. this is a concern about weakness before we get the true weakness and that is what i think is noteworthy. jonathan: the estimate so far, 235. that's coming just a little bit, just a little bit a moving target. the number drops tomorrow. coverage starts at about 7 a.m. eastern time we will go through about 10:00 if it will set long. lisa: your optimistic. jonathan: let's get to the price section. good morning to you all at home. s&p 500 negative to tense up 1% just a little bit softer. yield down again to basis points. 10-year, 320 -- 3.29. that's come down from about 4.1% at the start of the week. lisa: it's not providing support to markets. it is bad news? perhaps the advertiser as you say or adp was the advertiser this was the pick your intermediary course. u.s. initial job claims index it has turned negatively

jonathan: is not going to stop lisa? lisa: i love your optimism.istic about changing it i just think we need to reframe the issue. mike, stay close. jobless claims minutes away. right now such a from morgan stanley. claims are climbing a little bit higher. there is a trend that you and the team have identified. seth: you always want to pay attention to data. you need to look at the trending but at the level. the level stays low. the labor market is still tight. the jobless claims keep this upward trend but so far, the level is more important. lisa: we heard from the beige book that there was a softening in the labor market. where are they seeing that if it's not in the jobless claims that we keep getting? seth: the beige book speaks to people in regional banks and folks in their district to make sure they have their fingers on the pulse in the districts. i think we are going to want to keep looking at payrolls coming out each month. those have been slowing. they are still robust but the direction of travel is pretty clear that things are slowing do

lisa: yeah.back to some of the inversions we have seen earlier this year. we have been talking about resilience in the face of a banking turbulence. markel warns the fed indicated no interest to cut interest rates. european stocks trading at all-time highs. u.s. stocks recovering all-time highs. tom: we got to stop. i'm so glad you brought this up. jon ferro would have featured this. is anybody listening to that guy anymore? i say this with humans respect for his intellectual trucks. where has marco been? lisa: he has had a round-trip. if the helm of the equity research is there, it reasons the bear case at a time when the wolves are becoming -- bulls are becoming more entrenched on the position and we are not clear on who is going to be right. i think you raised a good question, which is how do you figure out who to listen to in time with such little information. megan, how do you look at to some compass to figure out where you should stack up? megan: we are leaning towards more of a intermedia

>> lisa: mommy. lovely woman.selfless but very honest did not give you the music ability it wasn't honesty, if you are looking for hard words today. >> steve: any more songs to go through. >> lisa: any other apologies. something on your mind? >> brian: all right. >> lisa: sorry guys. >> brian: sentencing day today for daniel perry. the army sergeant convicted for murder of a black lives matter protester in 2020. and he could learn his fate as soon as tonal. >> steve: but, this is the new development. texas governor greg abbott is working to pardon him claiming perry was acting in self-defense and that was not properly prepared and presented at trial. >> lisa: todd piro has the latest. what do we need to know? >> prosecutor are going to begin begin, working with a judge today to set a sentencing date for army sergeant daniel perry. the jury finding him guilty for the 2020 murder of derek foster. the shooting unfolding during a blm protest in austin, texas. he was saying during the protest foster surrounded his car

lisa: i'm lisa mateo. japan's rapid support marrow terry group -- paramilitary group fighting has agreed to a 24 hour humanitarian truce as fighting continues in that capital with the most intense violence around the airport headquarters. the envoy said at least 185 people have been killed. china's economy grew by 4.5% in the first quarter from a year, the fastest pace in a year. a rebound in consumer spending after covid zero and a ramp up in infrastructure investment helped gdp come investor than the forecast by economists. the latest caters for march show a mixed picture with industrial activity being subdued. $4.4 billion from credit suisse's european and u.s. funds after the ubs take over. the data for morningstar only includes funds that include daily numbers and doesn't include all of credit suisse's asset manage. spacex is aiming to launch its next generation starship rocket on april 20, the second attempt from the groundbreaking flight. they delayed the launch blaming a pressurization issue that t

lisa, april gone. lisa: not much clear.oes not look as bad as a lot of people were expecting. tom: week next week which will extraordinary. apple has a mystery after what we saw this week in big tech. we will have special coverage. the team is putting together a very interesting show on that as well. usually the federal reserve quietly led by the bank of canada announcements will not be quiet. at 1 p.m. this afternoon are david westin in conversation with prime minister of canada justin trudeau on the future of the toronto maple leafs. stay with us on the radio and television. this is bloomberg. futures negative nine. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network, with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to 75% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet custo

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lisa: stability.this is the word soothing markets into a feeling of calm, perhaps giving a sense of lift to equities. today we get charles schwab, him and t, other regionals. i am interested about regionals given the fact there is this concern big banks simply cannibalizing the business for smaller banks. that is where we are going to see restrictions in lending. jonathan: traditional economic indicators or work away from the acting stress of the last month -- i think a lot of people from the federal reserve may say it is too soon. that is the focus for economists on wall street right now. lisa: before this if we were talking about the university of michigan sentiment survey as being the main bellwether, and after the job openings, the jolts survey people had debunked as being highly ineffective at gauging the number of openings because a lot of people post openings they do not fill to get a net of applications. there are questions over what we are looking at. what narrative we are forming and whether

lisa: fairpoint.e right to bring this up. >> the bigger issue is that brands like investors need to have conviction about what they are doing. we saw this with where they went inconsistent. that is a bad thing and that can kill you. tom: this is what we want, experts on this stuff away from all the hot air. jonathan: meta you want to talk about them up 11 -- euro equity market up 0.5 percent. we appreciate it, brian wieser. we have andrew's lemon from morgan stanley coming up -- andrew slimmon coming up. >> the federal reserve will be focused on these traditional indicators and we will not get relief from them. we are all watching jobless claims figures to see if that is telling us where we are going. i think it all points to a recession, i think that's the most credible case. all of those indicators point to a slow down,/recession. i don't see how we avoid that. tom: jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz and tom keene. lisa is going to be looking at claims, i am looking at gdp and boy is there a difference

lisa: fairpoint., whole foods is going to go to low-price, lower prices, is it going to work? >> don't know if they're going to do that precisely. they have made wholesome food affordable for all of america. what gets lost with amazon if they have relationships with 3000 local producers. that's way up from one whole foods was a standalone company and if you were a prime member you were getting value. >> when i went to whole foods to get dinner i could have bought the ms scarf. >> it's not perfectly cheat but it hasn't come down. jonathan: cap 15 seconds. >> you pay for quality. i haven't yet been to emirate. my guess is the seating is a little comfortable. jonathan: i think of fenway and boston and the romance of it. i wish they kept them. tom: maybe charles can talk to mr. leavy. jonathan: parachute him in. i'm not sure spears equality. thank you, sir. futures -0.5%. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world with first word, i'm lisa mateo in the news this morning

i am lisa mateo.eral reserve is implementing quantitative tightening with the intention of reducing deposits out of the banking system after they created over 3 trillion under q. week. the entire system will see deposits shrink. the regional banks in the big money, as well as morgan stanley have good core deposits, which are critical. tom: cassidy speaking earlier. you must listen and watch, all of you on global wall street. this is an interesting moment for banking in america. deterioration in futures, -25 to negative 28. nasdaq down .9%. a bit of a pullback. what i learned late friday at the international monetary fund meeting was that anybody with the imf that mentioned china, do not mention china. they probably would be shown the door. it was the unspoken word of the meetings. joining us now is our assistant deputy managing director of international emerging markets saying the china word. how how did president trump say it, "ch-i-na"? why do they not want to mention it? >> it is not economically o

. >> lisa: it felt loo like the easter egg roll >> >> steve: you were a subjective leader. >> lisa: youin your whole life and win. >> brian: jon rahm played well, brooks koepka led for three days, five over 75, but the guys came storming back. phil mickelson had a shot at winning. i'm sure he watched broadcast television, ended tied with brooks koepka, both liv guys on the greg norman tour and jon rahm from spain, oddest, funny to watch him jamming sandwiches down his throat. i guess that gave him energy. he wound up winning. tough to lead for 3-1/2 days. he said, do you feel confident? why wouldn't i. >> lisa: how many hours are they playing? >> steve: 10 hours. then they had half days because of the weather. >> lisa: i tried playing golf when i was younger. -- >> steve: go buy a red jacket -- rather, a green jacket. it is easter monday. >> brian: china warning it is ready to defeat any attempt at taiwanese interference. >> lisa: beijing war of words as the ccp wraps up three days of m -- /* /* military drills. >> steve: alexandria joins us where the bunny rabbit will show up. >> alexa

lisa: power in unity. i know some viewers might say we have until june or maybe september 4 that x date, that the u.s. government can no longer pay its bills. how much time is that really in congressional speak to get things done? heather: i'm getting a little nervous, i will be honest. we've seen congress, they don't do anything until they have a deadline and they usually take it right up until then. the problem is, as you said, we don't know when the date is pitted -- date is. we will know more from treasury next week and the cbo will give an update in mid-may. but the houses out for a week, we are getting into may and close to june, it is very nerve-racking i think on the hill. the white house is saying i'm not going to negotiate with mccarthy until he passes something and agrees to put a clean debt limit on the floor and he's not going to do that. so there's going to have to be some acknowledgment from both sides that we will meet and give up some of these talking points, come to the middle and find so

those your head libraries, back to you, lisa. >> lisa: thanks so much.x weather forecast. how is it going? >> good morning, lisa. beautiful out here on fox square early this morning. this week ahead i have got a forecast that i think some people are really going to like if you are feeling itchy and want summer to come. it's going to feel like that before the week is over. could i have into the temperatures across the country where widely you are seeing 40's and 50's. cold spots on the map. begin in an area typically don't see. waking up from philadelphia. stretching down into north carolina. off towards the west into portions of kentucky. frost and freeze alerts early this morning. that's a bit of an anomaly. things are going to be changing in the week ahead. a cold start to the morning there. but now i'm shooting forward into wednesday and suddenly we are talking about potential record highs. particularly in the plains. you will see temperatures in the 80's. perhaps the middle 80's, by nurse a lot of that is stretching more into the middle of the countr

lisa: it is.aught and everyone talks about row coming to an agreement the top behind-the-scenes and it is a nightmare. jonathan: they make it a bit of a snooze. it has been pretty sleepy. this was great. thank you. lupin rahman there on the latest from international monetary fund at the world bank spring meetings. we catch up with valdis dombrovskis in a moment. we also going to recap the bank earnings for you. j.p. morgan out of the gate with a beat for q1. and a raise for the rest of the year. j.p. morgan up close to 6% in premarket. citigroup reporting earnings in minute now. tom: 18% return on equities. let's talk about use of cash but will not this time around. jonathan: snapshot of the financial system. big banks looking good relative to expectations. it is about the originals. it always was. lisa: how much of what we saw from deposit increase, the big banks getting a lunch of the small. jonathan: big banks positive in the market. from washington, this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: keeping you up-to

lisa: it should.mount of credit contraction getting pushed through the economy now because of the fed actions will ultimately have any impact on default rates going forward. our high-yield team is thinking we approach 3% to 4% as a more realistic target for high-yield defaults. in my world and the investment grade space, we would expect to see pressure building in there as well and one of the things and commenter you had earlier were talking about valuations. one of the things not priced into our market is a valuation for a recessionary outcome. in particular, i look at investment grade. with spreads where they are, they are nowhere near pricing and recession. we think they are pricing into the u.s. 26% to 27% recession probability. when you look back historically and compare where spreads get to during recessionary times, we could see considerable spread widening to begin to compensate us for those risks. i think based in our market we should see spreads at least north of 200 basis points before it s

lisa, keep it together. lisa: plunged!look at ism for manufacturers, we started the week at 4.1%. now the two year yield is at 3.81%. tom: on the basis of back to that 4.1%, it is a 9% move in yield. i take your point that we have not broken through support. the volatility is so great i need to see a 3.55% to begin to get stressful. that is how bad the volatility overlay is. jonathan: the adp will report in 13 minutes time. than it is onto the ism services read later. then it is over the claims, payrolls on friday. tom: someone in europe today was talking about the wage spiral in europe. maybe we get wage indication that dovetails into what mckee looks like, which is that service sector measure of inflation. jonathan: things have changed. we have got that banking stress. it will lead to tighter lending standards which will lead to softer growth. that will be the pushback we get on friday. but next week on friday we get the cpm report. tom: the issuance within the real estate market has -- dovetailing your bond market exper

tom: what do you think, lisa? lisa: i think it's about politics.ill tell you what's can happen in the next 12 months and you will not like it. can you imagine? tom: we will have to see. let's speak to the most important person at the imf. this gentleman when he speaks in this moment of post-pandemic, the room is silent. he is in charge of the green book and all around financial stability here and has enjoyed a recent american banking crisis. you people put out phd fancy spider charts which show the different factors that are up challenge right now. which spider chart in which factor in that chart matters right now? >> what we have seen in the last month is that banking stocks have sold off quite a bit, in particular in the u.s. and europe but america more broadly has been fairly stable. financial conditions have tightened to some extent but it's really in the banking sector where we have seen most of the tightening. that could have consequences down the line for macro activity. tom: let's go to your work at m.i.t. with olivia or -- with olivier len

lisa: increases. jonathan: double digit across the board and the consumer does not seem to be pushing back. lisa: it didn't bother their bottom lines and i love chipotle which beat earnings because avocado prices went down. tom: did you write that tweet from chipotle? lisa: with the volatility and inflation, the opportunity is there. jonathan: you don't strike me as a chipotle guy? . they should sell margaritas. yesterday, first republic cut in half and this morning, struggling to bounce up and next, christopher marinac on a beleaguered bank in the united states. lisa: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world with the first word -- house speaker kevin mccarthy is moving ahead with a vote this week on his bill, making a debt ceiling increase to spending cuts. the measure is in danger of being sunk by mccarthy's fellow republicans. gop lawmakers are midwestern states have raised concerns about provisions that rollback fuel related tax credits and subsidies. the pentagon is learning valuabl

lisa: that's right.e world. joey: brian kilmeade got to catch up with timothy cardinal dolan. let's take a look. brian: st. patrick's cathedral, midtown manhattan. no better place to be on easter week, especially with the person i'm about to meet, cardinal dolan. i have a long item standing invitation just about now and a special interest to meet him. ♪ ♪ >> brian, how are ya? brian: so i asked you on christmas, can i come by on christmas? you said, how about easter? i thought, wow, that seems to be forever. it's finally here. >> it's the here. thanks be to quod. can you remember easter 2020 the? -- thanks be to god. three years ago, empty church. we're glad that through live streaming so many of you can be with us at st. patrick's cathedral, america's parish church here on fifth avenue in new york city. we miss you though. now, thank god 2 the million people tuned in to live stream, our mass that was broadcast. oh, my lord. what a difference. there's resurrection that comes from that. proven brian what'

lisa: and more are coming. sen.this is an extraordinarily significant project for the state of alaska. dan: this is a really important question, not just for alaska, but for america. lisa: last month e biden administration gave final approval for the willow drilling project long sought by one of , the country's biggest oil companies, conoco phillips. on the one hand, it could be an economic boon including an , estimated $8 to $17 billion for state and federal governments, but environmental and indigenous groups estimate the oil produced will add emissions equal to an extra 1.7 million cars on the road for 30 years. karen: this nation has a great opportunity to invest in the things that could build a stronger econo, that could help us be more prepared for the impacts of climate change, that can demonstrate our moral authority and leadership in the world. lisa: alaskan karen pletnikoff runs the environment and safety program at the aleutian pribilof islands association, an area directly affected by projects like willo

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lisa desjardins has more. lisa: in the big apple today, a drama cutting to the heart of divide.afe in new york city right now? rep. espaillat: the common denominator in most homicides across the country is a gun. lisa: the house judiciary committee holding a field hearing on crime in new york city. testimony was gripping and heartfelt. jose: i am not working because i'm terrified for my life that someone in the gang will come after me for revenge. madeline: we care about being able to let our child go out to the park and play without getting shot in a stroller. lisa: but democrats immediately called out the event as a deceptive stunt aimed to undermine the prosecution of donald trump by new york city. rep. cicilline: this hearing was called for a purpose, to intimidate a district attorney for doing his job and upholding the rule of law. rep. schiff: it is the gop leadership in congress doing what it has done best for the last six years. and that is to act as the criminal defense counsel for donald j. trump. lisa: quickly, the event about a deep divide became a showcase of it, wi

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they got this, lisa .e pretty implement weather heading our way. this area of low pressure will be allowing for the windy, much cooler, and weather conditions as we get rain for the first day of may, the last day in april, moving in this morning on windy conditions already. but what a pretty shot here. the sun coming up in about 25 minutes. it is 49, san francisco. 47 palo alto. we have mist and drizzle at the coast. you can see that there are areas of clear sky, though, here, from the golden gate bridge, and the winds being transported, that cooler air through the delta. this morning, you see the temperatures, colder, 46 novato, 47 in santa rosa with a live look from our exploratorium camera, you can see the fog on top of the building. foggy coast, partly cloudy, windy, and temperatures as much as 5 to 10 degrees below the last day in april averages and then belowr several days this week. we have the wind this afternoon. 1:00, an hour in san francisco and 27 mile an hour gusts from oakland ey are already

lisa boothe and host of the david webb show, david webb.e begin with president biden expected to launch his bid for re-election sometime tomorrow thchl comes despite dismal concern over his age. the president wandering off and looking confused seem to have had an impact on some voters. new poll finds 70% think president biden should not run again, compared to 26% who said he should. 48% said age is the factor. even the left-wing media says president biden needs to address the elephant in the room. this piece calling on him to take voter concerns about age seriously. a candidate shouldn't president that advanced age isn't an issue. mr. biden is 80 now, oldest american to serve as president and supporters including strategist david axelrod have expressed concern his age will be barrier to a valuable second term. if mr. biden runs again, questions will persist about his age until he does more for voters that he is up to the job. harris, there has been reporting from politico, friends have expressed serious concerns. they interviewed 130 democr

lisa lied to us.too little about liza and therefore should not write her off leonid opened the door to someone he recognized, and he did not expect that he would be hit, perhaps liza came under the pretext of saying, but this impossible. we spent the night together on the night when albina was killed. we believed that it was leonid who left at night. and what if it was, on the contrary, left? lisa and leonid about everything guessed, and she realized that he would not forgive her, the way he loved glasses. she could flip the money. we know that lisa grew up in very good financial conditions, then the foster mother is what she should be. we need to talk to the next doctor. at your request, i raised the archive. yes, liza swallow was observed with us, i remember her, the hard fate of the girl, her real parents abandoned her when she was still a baby. she underwent therapy with us, then she was operated on. well, alas, it did not help that, unfortunately, lisa had a very complex heart defect, even in in

lisa it's very nice christina lisa no, it's not for you, most of all, it just needs to be torn apartrful house in terms of layout and design. thank you, maybe tea coffee. yes , if possible, green tea without sugar. nastya please make green tea without sugar. well, the house is just a miracle. you know, i even noticed something for myself, really, and you do it all yourself well, yes, basically, everything itself needs to be finished. well, it's all money money, and we are aware, we just would not want to redo the project. thank you thank you please, it works all the time. so it's all about making money and fixing the house . i have my own business. this is where you have to break. hello, do you mind if i come again tomorrow, photography is, of course, ok, but i like to go out and figure things out and make some stuff. of course, of course , i will leave by 9:00 in the morning, but there will be a housekeeper at home, and security, i will warn you. good evening thank you only in our mosaic hello everyone a million pieces. go get changed. nastya very nice. nastya liza will have dinner

lisa: that's right. looking at some cooler weather at the coast, but overall, high pressure still in control. but this system here will be allowing for that marine layer to influence the coastal communities. could even see a few sprinkles the ciara nevada. a beautiful start to your saturday. 55 downtown. 58 in oakland with 61 in paolo aalto. it is sunny there in san jose. 63, mountain view. blue skies. temperatures well above the average which should be about 70 this time of year, going into the upper 70's. it is 66 already. santa rosa is going to be another warm afternoon up in the north bay. 64 in concord. we'll have a few more 80's today. livermore, 60. we will have those winds allowing for the breeze, along the peninsula today. so redwood city, belmont, cooler. san francisco, temperatures will be in and around average but elsewhere, we are warmer this morning, well above average this afternoon. and upper elevation winds gusting to over 30 miles an hour. mt. diablo and mt. tam at 67 degrees. and the w

meteorologist lisa argen is here. lisa: san francisco turning sunny later on.you do have a couple degrees of cooling from that system to the north that will allow for a strong sea breeze and patchy fog. mount tam, 50. if the three in oakland. san jose, 57. even though there is fog, partial clearing. our 24 hour the deck of low clouds has made its walook at the wind, 20 miler hour. through the delta, increasing throughout the day. winds breezy. as a go through the next several hours, it is a sunny day. partly cloudy at times with a few degrees of cooling. gloria: the alameda p department said there was a shooting at the lounge and it has been ordered to be shut down. ryan curry went to the business and found neighbors concerned for their safety. ryan: this hookah lounge off mission boulevard in hayward was the site of a shooting according to the alameda county sheriffs office. they say it happened after 1:30. they arrived and saw one person dead in front of a lounge. >> we don't kn h my subjects were involved, but it seems like some type of disturbance and shoot

lisa sasha lisa lisa sasha well, tell me, where are you from, how old are you, i myself live from belarussion. i am a leading engineer working in an it company as a child. i would like to become a musician, but at that time, by the way, at that time i could not play anything other than the guitar. i didn't sing. i have nothing to do with this song with this name by my youth in school. we often went out with the guys into the yard. uh, playing the guitar. mostly girls gathered and listened, and then, of course, these girls, they fell in love with us. many of them had such a girl by name among them. liza, you confessed your love, well, i didn’t have time, she married a classic, it’s a pity, someone got ahead of me. let's see the stories that are associated with songs dedicated to different things. uh, the characters with me in the mid-nineties, andrei gubin had no end to the fan, and he sang to alize then the whole country wondered, someone was a stranger. which conquered the boy tramp in the face of the girl no one saw. yes, and the musician himself remained silent only after a while confe

i am lisa kreutz here with lisa argen. lisa: we have cloud cover along with breezy winds. upper 40's in the north bay to the 50's elsewhere. there isow-pressure yoan probably see all tur that wicte t coolerght no we hat rinklee numbers you are probably noticing. 51 in oakland. frt.anywhere from seven to 11 degrees milder this sunday morning. we have the clouds. overall, you will notice the winds picking up throughout the day. it will be sunny and breezy. windy at the shoreline. in the mid-50's for most. maybe a couple of upper 50's with partly cloudy skies. >> mayor london breed is askin for -- as the police department struggles with understaffing. cornell barnard tells us more about who the mayor's turning to for help. >> my hope is we will be able to partner and work together with try to address this important issue. cornell: mayor london breed admits san francisco needs help to slow drug dealing on the streets. mayor breed wrote a letter to the newly appointed u.s. attorney for northern california saying the problem is beyond the city's control. >> we need some help bec

kumasi: lisa, you. lisa: the weekend was beautiful. looks like we will keep that theme going but a bit of a caveat this morning, some clouds. overall, we will get a breeze due to that system to the north and west of us. otherwise, sunny skies on the way, but it is chilly. it is 46 in nevado. 51 in hayward. temperatures cooler due to the system to the north. we make up the difference from 2 to 6 degrees cooler this morning. temperatures will be pleasant this morning as the system moves overhead and the are on our way to a big warm up. next couple of hours, low to mid 60's bayside. staying cool at the coast. winds kick up. temperatures in the 70's inland. we will talk about that heat up in a few minutes. kumasi: developing news in north a, one person has died and several others are hurt after a shooting last night. amanda del castillo is of the scene. -- is live at >> people say they heard four and six shots late last night. they san francisco police confirming one end, four others injured. all of this happening along columbus near broad

joey jones and lisa boothe with me this morning. lisa: good morning.t a special day to be with you. joey: i put my best easter tie on, i even got permission from will to the wear linen, it feels great. lisa: it looks great, joey. will: in italy pope francis delivers his easter blessing from the balcony of st. peter's basilica. he hasp given his easter mass sunday this sun, but he plan -- this sunday, but he plans to give the blessing at any moment, and you will listen in live to that message. in fact, let's take a moment right now as i think the pope is about to take to the podium. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [background sounds] [no audio] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: -- that means passage, for in jesus the decisive passage of humanity has been made, the passage from death to life, from sin to to the grace, from fear to confidence, from desolation to the communion. he is the lord of time and history. i'd like to say to everyone with heartfelt joy, happy easter to everyone. people responding to the holy father who is seated today. [cheers and applause] [speak

i am lisa mateo. this is bloomberg.ral motors profit estimates and raising guidance for the year, but the automaker is facing headwinds and competition from tesla. the co joined bloomberg television earlier today to address some of those challenges. >> we look at evs, we have strong demand for everything we have produced so far. when you look at order backlog and the ramp-up of cell capacity we feel good about our ability to ratchet up production to meet demand, but consumers are speaking with their commitments to us. we feel good about what we are producing. hummer ev is a great vehicle. customers cannot get it fast enough. tom: tight look at this and it is a unit and it is unit enterprise. mr. mosk -- musk is playing with price on a weekly basis at tesla. how do you adapt to tesla's price strategy? reactive? ignore it? paul: we have been consistent with pricing on evs. that is a function of the demand we have seen. there has been in the street noise around pricing all across -- a lot of industries noise around pricing

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lisa is a deeply religious person, our religion is orthodox.t is, every year we try together with him, we don’t even try to go to the territory of the monastery. this is called a pilgrimage. we live a normal life there, that is, we cook and eat. here near the fire we cook on the fire, we live in tents and we go to services. indeed, vera does not teach something bad. that is, these are some ordinary things a person. she teaches to be human and teaches to be with god. i don't think that this is something bad. it gives me some kind of peace of comfort in life. angelina kosinskaya will improve in tank painting here in her third year at the gymnasiums of an akhrem student. she is 17 years old to study at minsk, and she traveled from. grodno is better. i'm afraid it's easy like an airplane. she knows she was walking, then the whole bro, the whole mouth , laid out the whole mouth, and she actively cheap for all events and projects of the gymnasium, recruiting organizing people around her, godet showed herself at the patriotic plenaries near the flashy

where are they and six-year-old lisa? it is unknown, it is really possible. the girl and her adoptive parents are currently abroad, where fled from the war in ukraine, so if you actually live in one of the european countries , for example in poland, where there are now many ukrainian refugees , and maybe you will see avangarova in the forest there or you will have some information about her, immediately call 116 000 and please remember write down this number, because 116,000 is the only european line for missing children that works in 28 european countries, so if you are in europe and want to report information about a child who is wanted or, god forbid, you yourself have disappeared the child, don't delay, call from a mobile phone to a single european line, 116,000 children have disappeared, you get professional help , support and step-by-step instructions on how to act in such a situation, but of course what angarova is doing abroad is only a version, so i ask everyone who sees this video to please watch it in lisa's face, she is 6 years old, she looks her

lisa: yes. liz: are they there this year? lisa: no. have you been?ut i've never gone. it seems so crowded and there's not a lot of places to camp. seems like just sticks to make it happen. but seems like a great time. lisa: back home, good weather. starting with clouds around but santa cruz, how about 42 right now? temperatures cool there but elsewhere we are upper 40's from san francisco to oakland and you can see all the way down the line through palo alto. san jose and half moon bay. a live look outside our exploratorium camera, low 40's up in santa rosa, patchy fog, parts of the north bay otherwise mid to upper 40's from inland valleys. as we look at the 24 hour temperature change, less hard to take this morning as we are margo -- milder in the north bay. a final look from mount tam where the blink of low clouds acting to insulate. the cousin fog giving way to a sunny and mild afternoon. the winds keeping it caught the coast and looking at more cooling sunday by a few degrees. if you high clouds but much cooler monday and tuesday. today, enjoy th

all right, lisa. thank you. cyclists around san francisco are calling for changes following the death of ethan boys on tuesday afternoon. boys who was a nationally recognized an award winning cyclists died after a collision with a car in the presidio, abc seven news reporter tim johns was at the vigil held for boys were literally dying out here. i'm not sure what we have to do to make them care, anger and sadness friday night at a vigil in san francisco's presidio, dozens coming together to remember cyclists ethan boys who was killed tuesday after a collision with a car near this spot we just want to reflect to ethan was as a person, which was a very positive grounded centered person boys was a renowned and world class athletes, someone who won dozens of awards throughout his life and left a profound impact on the sport he loved. he is a current record holder in several disciplines on the track, and he has, i think 10 national championships over his career, but friday's event was more than just a vigil for the l

lisa's parents never came out, where they are and six-year-old lisa is unknown, it is really possibleample , in poland, where there are now many ukrainian refugees , and maybe if you see liz avangarova there or if you have any information about her, immediately call 116 000 and please remember or write down this number, because 116 000 is the only european missing persons hotline of children, which works in 28 european countries, so if you are in europe and want to report information about a child who is wanted or, god forbid, you yourself have a missing child, do not hesitate to call the single european line for missing children on 116,000. you will receive a professional help, support and step-by-step instructions on how to act in such a situation, but of course the fact that lisa angarova is abroad now is only a version, so i ask everyone who sees this video to please look at lisa's face, she is 6 years old, she looks her age, thin, has black hair and dark eyes, remember lisa and if you know anything about her or see her somewhere, call us immediately on the short toll-free number

your manager, mark beletsky , had a special relationship with lisa.ngs for what his secret investigation? well tell interesting. i'm going what are you thinking, well, you're not going to defend him. no, of course, why no here. i think the prosecutor is thicker there, the tax garbage of the lawyer andronov, don’t get into their battle there, and one of the two invincibles should remain one. why do i need this, what a crazy good? sergeevna why did you open it from me? your i did not hide the control connection? and they asked, but i asked to tell everything that might be important and didn’t think that it might be important they killed your own sister , they point to you at night, he runs away, his manager didn’t think that it might be important. discussed in advance. i decided to hide lisa in order to save aglaya. but somehow it doesn't fit. why did you run away then, if you loved fiercely, wanted to help, were sure that someone else had killed her sister, on the contrary, and had to stay, how did you support her. i didn't know what to think. yes, i b