and i said, "lisa, lisa, are you okay?otion. >> i couldn't do it. i couldn't [bleep] protect her when i'm ten feet away from her. why can't they still be alive? why? why? why couldn't i have done something to protect the woman that i loved? >> the agent asked seth what he thought had happened. >> let's go with your theory here that was an intruder, right? i mean, is that fair to call -- >> that's the only thing i can think of. >> what do you think this person's intent was? >> i don't know. you'd have to be a complete [bleep] to walk into somebody's house and shoot them. >> seth then bolstered the cops'leading theory of the crime so far, that the neighbor, brian tate, had shot lisa. >> who was the first person that came to your mind? >> tate. my crazy neighbor who thinks that we're terrorists. >> seth went into detail about that juvenile tit-for-tat dispute with tate that started over a deer hide. he suspected tate tossed it over the fence so he said he responded in kind. >> i did the immature thing, which i admit, i threw

lisa: it has been.ncredible rally and affects was looking at south korea, thailand, some of the other southeast asian nations affected by contraction in china. you are seeing some export numbers to china go down. at what point does this have a bit of a cycle in some of the areas that have benefited from other aspects? jonathan: -50.3% on the s&p, it yields a bit higher. treasury yields higher by about three basis points or so. dollar showing some strength against the euro. we are negative by 0.2%. joining us now is michael or work -- michael or work. when you get capitulation, just engage me in the conversation around sentiment. you get nervous when you start to see that jacob michael: i would not say i get nervous, but what you are definitely saying -- seeing is people reacting to rise, to a market that has been strongly first seven on some of the year. they are questioning their expectations coming into the year. night note last night, i titled it too early to declare victory. we still have 4% inflati

lisa: 100%.u think is a correlation between the tour and pushing back the tax returns? lisa: i'm not going to say correlation is not causation but -- no, i think you are seeing some of the spending start to shift and we heard the tone from the retail ceos and you could be cynical and say they are trying to lower expectations. some people might suggest that. however, you have to think people are kind of rating it in a little bit around the edges. jonathan: done on the retailers any excuse in the oven right now. lisa: do you think that is what it is? jonathan: getting out of it. lisa: larry summers recipe, stick it in the oven? jonathan: a little bit of this and the little bit of that. upside surprise, things are great. up next, from new york, this is bloomberg. he snores like an angry rhino. you've never heard an angry rhino. baby i hear one every night... every night. okay. i'll work on that. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add a base. sho

lisa: pretty much. i think it is interesting that you got a rally in tech stocks and stocks that previously reviewed -- were viewed as rate sensitive, even with yields going back 16 years. what does that say about the consistency of the strength and how it is not going to be torpedoed by yields at this level? jonathan: the story of the month so far, banks down on the s&p 500. s&p adjoining them. depositors have quote shifted their funds into high interest accounts, increasing the funding of banks, they have squeezed liquidity from many banks, while the value of their securities, a large part of their liquidity, has fallen. it sounds like a characterization of what happened four or five months ago. lisa: are they just plain catch up or is this a specific concern, especially when we see them go up -- the smaller banks. yesterday, charles schwab going, saying they would cut real estate to save expenses. they were saying they were doing it because of investor pressure, and it comes after the s&p downgrades.

lisa: this is not new. no one trusted the chinese official data but there is something different about the tone of this distrust. not only is it trying to cast a good paul over everything in china, this is more. this is trying to craft a new narrative with data that is not reflected the reality people are feeling on the ground. i wonder domestically whether people are buying it, whether this is a message resonated with anyone who can see the actuality. jonathan: how many people come on this program say they are underway and not touching it? it is an economic giant, is a financial markets minnow. what are the benefits of a contagion from the stress we are starting to see over there? lisa: the housing market is not -- not a minnow. in all of these details i was reading overnight was this private wealth manager. you are starting to see protests percolate of people saying we want our money back. we don't understand. the fact that there are protests visible to the western world is notable in a country that tries

lisa: -- jonathan: target is up by 8.5%. lisa: i don't get it.n: if you told me the earnings before they came out and said guess what the stock price is going to do, i would say they have cut the outlook so that is not great. it would be like a second-quarter revote. lisa: this is where the expectations have been sent. those shares are down on the year. if they're not hemorrhaging money and throwing in negative news, i guess it is positive. jonathan: what can i move -- what can i learn from a move like that? stuart: you said target. if you said tar-gey, it would be more terrible. -- it would be more understandable. lisa: they sell soap that goes on sinks, i can confirm that. jonathan: nice. good to see you. thank you, kind of. [laughter] stuart: every guest that comes on this show is like, thank you. jonathan: and i am kind of sorry. s&p 500 equities shipping up as follows. the bond market treasury yields post retail sales had a sniff at 430 again. backed away on a two year, reaching 5% for the first time since early july yields lower by a couple

lisa: i love that.the song industries saying when you look forward, the people you talk to, are the more to come? sridhar: yes, unfortunately as -- unfortunately it does not look like is going to stop. the number of people at goldman sachs, there isn't anything in that quantity suggests a problem but we want to see the type of people think the building. tom:'s august but it does not feel like august on new york in wall street but it feels like late october, bonus susan, fiscal landing for next year -- bonus season, fiscal planning for next year. what you think for the players this august in manhattan? sridhar: you had 6, 7 very slow months. you had seven slow months to start the year. now when we are seeing pickup, we head into the late summer, hoping for a pickup in labor day but the giant u.s. government shutdown threats start coming in at the start of october. and then close to the end of the year and is there enough time? tom: where are you publishing this morning? he will be publishing later today.

lisa: how high?the long-term rate but they also have estimates for the short-term. that is about where policy is right now. it leads us to question what if policy really is not as restrictive as one would generally think? really, the fomc is aware of these estimates. that would be on their radar when they make future policy decisions. tom: that london school of economics, you have to look at the phillips curve. you tripped over the beverage curve i am sure in the way to the lunchroom. does that theory work? are you flying blind? or can you and determine have a theory? pooja: i think these frameworks are still useful. to the extent that we still have a phillips curve, yes, it is not dead, is a lot of people make it out to be. but we are looking at the data, at the beverage curve to see where we are moving. looks like we have shifted lower. that is a move in the right direction, but the broader point is maybe there is more room for policy to become restrictive. we should not celebrate so early about di

lisa a.: the u.k.ntrenched inflation, server-side pressure, expected growth, unions that are striking, a situation that a lot of say will leave inflation stickier. lizzy: you paint a really difficult picture of the u.k. economy and it is. but there are those on the committee, few of them now, who say you have done all of these rate hikes. you need to wait for them to take hold. how all you can say there is a two-year lag and then wait a year and be impatient for them to take hold? that is the doves argument but they are not winning. jonathan: seems to be getting noisy at the bank of england. wonderful work as always. over in the square-mile if you are watching in the u.k., or listening, at 7:15 eastern the u.k. viewers will have continuing coverage of the bank of england and governor bailey news conference. in the u.s. we carry on with market coverage. there are nine voters and one voter to hold. we are looking for 50 basis points. lisa a.: megan green, who just joined the board, she voted for the 25 b

lisa: you are going there? jonathan: i'm going to work in the house for little bit and do some package sorting and get the u.s. drivers license. mary adams joins us now. don't worry, it might take a while to get that gig ups. from hsbc -- as the pool of negativity still there for us to feed on? >> we think the market is fair value where we are now and i think there is some risk in this market in the sense that we think you will still see mild recession unfolding. everybody is just getting overly optimistic on the equity market and the economy and i don't think that's warranted. there are signs we are looking at a recession by the end of this year. jonathan: where do you think this starts to turn in a negative way? >> by the end of this year, the economy starts to go into a recession. what's been holding up the economy is the service sector. when you look at the evidence out there, everyone's been calling this the taylor swift economy. even the fed has noted that in their beige book. today is the last day of her

lisa: who is joining you?institutions doing the same thing you are or is it still the same buyer base and we are making noise over nothing? >> rob: the same international buyer base is there. fixed income flows have not turned incredibly positive yet, but we think that is likely to come. jonathan: can we talk about the new floor in global fixed income? people think maybe they only come back to something in between. what is the new floor for global fixed income? if you get into trouble, what do you rally down to? what are the limits of the rally? >> it depends on what a recession looks like. we think it is in the range of a more normalized yield curve that was see a more steep yield curve. short rates get down, you're talking about 10 years at two. in a recessionary type of environment. jonathan: the pushback i have heard is perhaps he come down to 3.5, four, something like that. lisa: essentially, inflation would be stickier for longer and keep the fed at a higher level. they were not going to go back to the l

lisa: to meet the u.s.rd supply, to what -- but demand is at a record we have oil poised for its seventh straight weekly gain. what does that do to this narrative of the disinflation of the good space if you get that bleed through affect? jonathan: we could be pushing 13 million barrels a day in oil production in the united states by the end of the year. the forecast is quite a number. tom: try not to predict the oil market, it is a good way to lose your jobs. look at jeff currie at goldman sachs. lisa: he was not pushed out forgetting the oil market wrong. carry-on. tom: we wish jeff currie the best of luck. brent crude $90 a barrel. jonathan: you cannot allow rumors like that. tom: who said it was a rumor? jonathan: you are in the penalty box. jeff currie departing goldman sachs and not because he got the crude forecast wrong. emily rowland joins us now. we will keep him in line. let's talk about china. do we want stimulus out of china right now if you have a seat at the federal reserve? emily: i don't kn

lisa: 4:20. going to be stuck in bloomberg on our phone, what should we look for to come out on the financial headlines. >> the guidance. last quarter they raised guidance by 64%. the buy side bogey is higher than the guidance of the race -- the guidance they raise. what you are expecting is another bead and race by at least 20%. that is our view. when you look at the confluence of factors that have helped them, easing of supply chains, china pulled forward because there is in export ban, that is what is driving the huge run-up in the data center revenue growth. it could proceed quickly by 100% this quarter. jonathan: we have had it on of earnings. can you get a read on nvidia ahead of time on the earnings we have already had his nvidia a read on everything else? mandeep: nvidia plays into this trend that everyone please going to be with us at least for the next five to 10 years and even beyond. that is where it is different from the crypto uptick. at that time, nvidia was the only player because

lisa, just short at 62.a: key question will be how they bring indiana to their side when it could -- when it comes to creating economic and strategic rival. nvidia earnings after the bell. a key question around whether anybody will be watching. jay powell will be speaking. will there be some sort of cohesion or are you going to start to hear a difference between these policymakers in terms of their hawkishness or not? tom: i do not think they are going to talk monetary theory. jonathan: they have no idea what to do beyond next month. a great guest in the studio with us. let's start here. if you are coming back from the beach and you had to pick one right now, which should he be focused on? >> all of them matter. people taking risk off. this is not an in of bull market run. normal and seasonal. what is really important is less what we will hear and overnight, we have some moves from china and more price action. it is frankly an open question. tom: ed has been out front. how do you dovetail that? >> continues

lisa: no.laughter] bruce: there are a few volatile's we want to look through, the used car prices, airfare, health insurance. the shelter stuff is important. we want to look at what the underlying moves are which have been elevated here and have not meaningful downward trajectory. tom: i am going to rip up the script with a great work you have done on asia. i am looking at euro-yen at a tipping point. take out the dollar, have strong euro, the oddity of a week yen. i can't imagine going 16016 did you. -- 160 or 16 did you -- 162. how close are we to it tokyo tipping point? bruce: i think we want to keep with pieces of that cross in mind. i don't think we're quite there in terms of thinking about him more significant move from the boj, but the pressures bring. we should be mindful that as we turn to next year, if the japanese economy continues to deliver high inflation, we should expect surprises from the boj. the other side of this is the strength of the euro against the backdrop of the euro ar

lisa: i agree.there is two cpi print, two payrolls report, one of which we get on friday, why say anything? let those come in. let the market move on the information and make a move in september if you need to. lisa: the one thing he could say is the importance of getting back to 2% with speed. does it matter that it's going to take until 2025 to get inflation back to the level they are looking for? jonathan: if you are just joining, welcome to the program. s&p 500 negative by 0.5%. we will catch up with research affiliates. before we get to rob, we've got a great lineup. amy from rbc capital markets. and then in the 8:00 hour, starting i in about 18 minutes from now, j.p. morgan asset management, nathan sheets of said group, and -- of citigroup, and somewhere in between, you get an adp report. we will catch up with mike mckee. about a month ago, we had an adp report that had a blowout number and completely change the conversation going into payrolls friday. lisa: that's why i always say it always m

lisa: lisa mentioned -- jonathan: lisa mentioned two themes. this story.orkers union asking for 40% pay raise from the automakers out of detroit. the request coming as contract discussions continue with gm, ford, and still in test. the current deal expires next month. we have cut this close on a few occasions, including that one with ups more recently. you wonder how far these guys are willing to go. lisa: and you wonder if the ups negotiations in bold the union to go after other countries. -- other companies. we talked about amazon. i wonder how much they're going to start going after everyone because at this point there is a shortage of workers. jonathan: if you write amazon you're thinking i want a slice of this. the stock is up 8% this morning, call at 9% now. the stock is higher after the company reported better results. the e-commerce business doing ok. cloud revenue growth at microsoft disappointing. do not see that at amazon. apple is lower 2.5% this morning . i am with you. we beat up on this company about the upgrade cycle, then we get a new phon

thank you, lisa. now to those scary moments out of chicago, ballpark. two women are recovering after a shooting during the white sox versus oakland a's game on friday night. chicago police say a 42 year old woman had a gunshot wound to her leg and a bullet grazed a 26 year old woman in her abdomen. both are expected to be okay. a witness who went to the game tells abc7 news that he did not see or hear the shooting, but did see the victims. >> they happened just two rows in front of me and there was no one right in front of us. all of a sudden this lady just was started bleeding from her leg and there was at least two of them in a row that got hit. maybe a third. i know two for sure. her and it was bleeding. and all of a sudden security was there and they kicked us out. >> sources say the shooting happened somewhere in the left field bleachers. >> the game was not interrupted, but a vanilla ice and tone low concert was canceled. major league baseball said it is in contact with the team. and chicago pol

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lisa is tracking a hot one today. lisa: temperatures are already in the 60's.elevations in the 70's. mount tan is at 76 degrees. we are starting with our fire danger index. notice the blues. that is where the higher elevations are. already warm and dried out. the diablo range, the northern hills. taking us through the rest of the afternoon, we run a moderate risk of that fire danger. we have not seen this in a well because we have had such a cool summer. be aware of that. as you look at the current numbers, 64 in concord and fairfield with the lighter wind this morning. hayward is at 61. nevada at 59. with the g the upper elevations, we warm up quickly. we will be well into the 90's by 1:00. stephanie? stephanie: former president donald trump is back on the campaign trail, following his arraignment on election fraud charges. allison caustic tells us what trump is saying about the indictments and the new poll on what americans think about him. >> former president trump campaigning this weekend after pleading not guilty to charges he illegally attempted to overtu

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lisa: we 80's. 60's prevailing for the shoreline. 70's around the city. 80's translating into 90's and upper 90's as high-pressure to the north builds in. i cloud late in the afternoon. thunderstorms in the sierra nevada again. high-pressure wants to brin heat our way but nothing too extreme yet. we will be looking at a moderate heat risk and fire danger increasing as temperatures come up a couple degrees. there is a look at the patchy fog. the exploratorium camera, 56 greece downtown. there is quarter to a half mile. 70's. warm 60 in napa. inland is going to be warm today. nice summer afternoon. low visibility at the golden gate bridge. triple digit heat could see one of those 100 degrees readings today, more likely tuesday into wednesday and a slightly cooler pattern inland. everyone is below average friday. here is the cloud cover at the coast and high clouds drifting in. we are locked into this pattern into the middle of next week. we will look at temperatures getting toasty, 99 for monday by th

lisa: it looks nice.u like the fog, which most of us do in sanford disco, that will be with us -- in san francisco. the heat will move into inland valleys and stick around for five to six days. peak heat arrives next tuesday but between that, temperatures began to soar. here is a look at live doppler 7. you can see a cloud mass offshore and an area of low pressure that brought as a few sprinkles and activity in the sierra nevada. those systems will keep the moisture offshore but also default closer to home. we will be looking at the range of temperatures. 60's to triple digits next weekend into early next week. we had a better view a moment ago. it is kind of overexposed. reaching out to parts of the east bay. 50 eight san francisco, low 60's for apollo alto. 62 in san jose. sleepy sea lions at pier 39. throughout the afternoon, upper 60's, and average downtown. 58 in santa rosa, warmth today but more so tomorrow but will look for cloverdale and inland valleys of torn hillsboro looking pretty hot the next

here's meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: good morning to you. we have a warm up on the way and we have been advertising that but it is not for the entire bay area. seri of low pressure to the south and west of us will keep our marine layer with us through the next several days and that will keep fog present and cooler temperatures at the coast. live doppler 7, there is dense fog at the shoreline and sea surface temperatures are up a little bit, why we are so mild right now. yesterday morning, succeed to oakland, 58 fremont, and a look outside, became for this morning, the fog over the bridges, very dense. by 9:00, we are well into the 60's. a coastal fog lingers and we are in 80's by noon and look at that, 81 around the bayshore by the afternoon with 90's arriving inland and comfortable at the shoreline. gloria? gloria: thank you. developing to maui, the death toll the catastrophic wildfires is at 80. authorities believe the number will go up as cruise search for more victims. more hawaii authorities announced the new number last night and anoth

let's check in with lisa. lisa: good morning. 68 degrees. upper 70's.yesterday into the 80's today. the hottest day is today on sunday. some fog redeveloping overnight tonight. we will be on the warm side monday. and then a big change in the seven-day forecast coming up. stephanie: thank you. why cabdrivers in san francisco think self-driving cars can impact emergency response times. tomorrow, school bells will ring and classroom doors will swing open in oakland. how students and staff are preparing. that is coming up. i can treat and prevent my migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. talk to your doctor about nurtec today. why didn't we do this last year? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta®? remember the pain? cancelled plans? the worry? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine. but qulipta® reduces attacks, making zero-migraine days possible. it's the only pill of i

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lisa: so many dynamics right now in iowa.ll outwork everyone else, but he was asked a question about someone who said, you were a triator -- traitor, a trump supporter called him that. he's dealing with a lot of dynamics. amna: when you talk to voters on the ground in iowa, what are you hearing, who are they paying attention to and which candidates arepiquing their interest? lisa: the state fair is about what is your favorite new food and iowa republicans are sort of the same thing, they like to browse around. there are two names i keep hearing more and more. one, north dakota governor doug burgum. his name has come up a number of times. they like his midwestern sensibility, they think he is a can-do guy, not a career politician, he's had success in north dakota and has a straightforward message for they don't see him as a bomb thrower, they think he could compete with joe biden. he's down in the polls right now but making a name. the other name we've heard a lot is tim scott, the south carolina senator has not into the state

it lisa, how is it looking? lisa: it's warming up already.l surpass all the high-temperature's we had for saturday. today is the warmest day. not a lot of stratus out there. you can see fog along the coast. high elevation and haze will be visiting us with moderate air now. from emeryville, 62 downtown, 66 in oakland, 70 in mountain view and palo alto. sun was a cool 57 half mo from our sutro tower camera air quality looks good now. mid 70's in santa rosa and it is not even 10:00. 68 in napa. low to mid 70's by the delta. a quick warm-up with hard pressure on top of us brushing down -- pressing down on the atmosphere. little wind and compressional heating. northerly wind allowing for a quick warm-up. there is san jose. temperatures here will be around 90 degrees this afternoon. much of the bay area will not be as hot tomorrow. this morning mild at the coast, toasty in, 5-8 is warmer for yesterday work well most of us. the same to a few degrees warmer at the coast but the heat will ease on monday. and a sharp called on tuesday. here is a look a

her name is lisa galushko.appeared on the first day of the full -scale russian invasion of ukraine. lisa lived in the kherson region, namely in the city of nova kakhovka, which was occupied immediately on february 24, 2022, and actually from that day on the fate of the girl is not known at all, she is officially considered missing, but i really hope that one of you recognizes lisa and helps to find her or find out some information about her. so please look at the girl's face, she has a bright appearance and it is quite easy to remember, and look especially carefully at liza's photo. i am asking the residents of the temporarily occupied part of the kherson region, in particular, novaya kakhovka , where the girl was last seen . who are currently under occupation will see this video and be able to help in the search for liza galushko. if you suddenly recognize the girl, do not delay and immediately report to the hotline of the child tracing service at the number 116 000 000 of all calls to ukrainian mobile operato

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and lisa, what's the latest on the forecast? >> well, you know, it's getting a little bit warmer, not too much warmer, but just enough in our inland valleys that it's certainly feeling like summer in the 90s as we look at live doppler seven right now, the marine layer is a little bit more patchy this morning. so as it hasn't made its way all the way into our inland valley. so it's clear concord and livermore are in the mid and upper 50s there. 60 in oakland still that warm ocean temperature of 60 degrees, 2 to 7 degrees cooler this morning. so not as dramatic of a cooldown. there's a look at sfo air quality once again moderate today. getting a little bit better as we go through the week ahead. even though we're warming up those north westerly winds are going to begin to crank up and help our air quality. here's a look at today and tomorrow where we'll notice once again, a bit of haze in the atmosphere due to the fires to the north and those lighter winds. but the rest of the day today featuring a lot of sunshine and temperatures

lisa ewey. >> lisa says there are participants who gave up golf and skiing because they couldn't do itmore. then they worked on the exercises and over time they have taken up those sports again. she just started the first big step for people who are newly diagnosed because the earlier patients can start the exercise, the better off they'll be. >> she's giving them an amazing gift and i loved her motivation. she wants to give back to people and make a difference in people's lives, what a great perspective. >> and she's got the energy. what they do there, they call it the show, but really it's life and health and hope and it's fun. >> we forget how important movement is, especially for us. we're sitting on the our desks all day, sitting at a computer. we're not moving. moving gives you life. >> yes. exercise is medicine. >> thanks, sharon. >> words to live by, no question. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> still ahead, oakland's former mayor takes the witness stand as the city's long battle over coal pollution is finally decided in an eas

geoff: lisa desjardins reporting for us tonight in milwaukee. lisa, thank you.ou're welcome. ♪ amna: we return now to our other lead story, a plane crash in russia could have ramifications around the world. a jet went down flying from moscow to st. petersburg. outside of moscow, a plane falls from the sky, the possible fiery fate of a former kremlin soldier turned traitor. yevgeny prigozhin rose from the st. petersburg underworld to become known as vladimir putin's chef, thanks to kremlin catering contracts. he helped cook up the 2016 u.s. disinformation campaign from this st. petersburg building. and then prigozhin's kremlin catering turned violent. his paramilitary empire wagner group deployed thousands of mercenaries to a dozen countries to do the kremlin's bidding. in ukraine, wagner helped russia capture the center of bakhmut, in the war's longest and deadliest battle. >> [speaking another language] translator: base to put in giving us the high honor to defend our motherland -- thanks to putin for giving us the high honor to defend our motherland. amna: but

lisa louis ferres in calais. weeks again. lisa louis ferres in calais- -- _ weeks again.uis ferres in calais- -- for— weeks again. lisa louis ferres in calais. -- for us _ weeks again. lisa louis ferres in calais. -- for us in _ weeks again. lisa louis ferres in calais. -- for us in calais. - a french official said more than 60 people were on board 0ur reporter azadeh moshiri has been looking at the wider trends in asylum applications here in the uk and in europe. the english channel is one of the busiest and most dangerous shipping lanes in the world, and that's because of the hundreds of ferries and tankers that pass through it every single day. and sadly, this latest incident didn't happen in isolation. so let's take a look at the numbers. according to the uk home office in 2022, arrivals in small boats made up 45% of applications. so that's a large number of people making a very dangerous journey. and if you look at the figures in 2022 alone, more than 45,000 people crossed the english channel in small boats. and since 2018 — that's when these numbers started being re

lisa because she left him the way she left him too.t her. and you are familiar with alexei, who did not let the girl freeze that evening, warmed her up. already for the first time. and what do you think, alexey did the right thing, and he could tell the police that he found the child or take him to the hospital. you never know, and if not for that case, elizabeth can to call a responsible mother in your opinion i would not say so, but a few years ago , when she well gave birth to her eldest son, she asked her mother to take custody of elizabeth wow, this is really so, yes, i wrote a refusal, because at that time, uh- i was afraid that i wouldn't make it. i talked to my mom to get my mom to take custody. and how old were you then 17 18. why did your mother agree to take care of your child, mother dissuaded me at first, at first she said that maybe you could still try? well, i'll help you there. everything is like i would, but, to be honest, i regret it and i wanted, well, i still want to return my son. here with your mother, you are now

tom john and lisa -- tom, john bang, and lisa are going to be there live from jackson hole with a special of bloomberg surveillance starting at 8:00 a.m. and is a show you don't want to miss because jay powell speech will happen i believe 10:05 a.m.. we are waiting for 10:05 a.m. start for jay powell. on the program, we have adam pozen from the peterson institute, the imf's chris delina george eva will join us, the philadelphia fed president is on the show and friend of the program. bloomberg opinion, -- columnist and cambridge president mohammed al arian will be on the show. later today, you don't want to miss tom keene's exclusive interview with the ecb president, christine le guard. that is live from jackson hole on bloomberg television at 4:00 p.m. eastern. this is bloomberg. ♪ my cpa told me i wouldn't qualify for the erc tax refund, so i called innovation refunds. their team of independent tax attorneys will work with your cpa to determine if your company is eligible. [whip sound] take the first step to see if your small business qualifies. wake up, achievers. take the first step to

of course, your office with lisa is most suitable for this purpose.does not argue. it's the brightest room in the sugar house, what are you talking about, what are you talking about? you think? sergei why do you want to grow old like a mama's boy? well, what will be left inside after you? well, books again but a couple of essays, well, not enough for the last of a kind fly. i have rebuilt this house. but for now, this house of yours is empty. no one has been born in it yet. children's laughter does not sound in it, and such a house, even a very strong one, can die from the inside before its owners. so that he does not die from the inside, i will tell you that i pawned him. well , remember, we are a seed in odnoklassniki, so he accepted my pledge without any formalities. why did you run out of pocket money? no, they just won the nobel prize, big money for what? well, you yourself said that i'm not much younger than you. stop running around to class. time to start your own business, don't you think? i do not think anything. i'm just in shock, when you c

officially, she is considered missing, but i really hope that one of you will recognize lisa and helpd or find her any information about her so please look at the girl's face , she has a bright appearance and is quite easy to remember, and look especially carefully at liza's photo . saw a girl. of course, ukrainian tv channels do not broadcast there, but there is hope that at least on the internet, on youtube or on facebook, residents of the left bank kherson oblast, who are currently under occupation, will see this video and be able to help in the search for lisa galushko. if you suddenly recognize the girl, do not delay and immediately report to hotline of the child tracing service at the number 116,000 zeros from all ukrainian mobile operators, calls are free. and if it is inconvenient or there is no way to call, you can write to us on the website of the child tracing service or chatbot of the child tracing service in telegram i really hope that everything is okay with lisa, that she is alive and well and with your help we will be able to find her, but unfortunately it is not exclu

so, i sincerely believe in a happy ending in the story of lisa galushka, so if you recognize lisa, you know where she is, or if you know any information about her, please do not delay and immediately contact the child tracing service our hotline number 116 000 let's not be indifferent and let's all try to find lisa galushka together we have created a resource thanks to which you can report any crime against a child in any in the city at any time, just go to the site and report and we will launch all possible mechanisms for punishing the criminal stopkramy.ua . podorozhnyk bam and oschad pharmacies. i, oleksandr sklyar, was born and grew up in kharkiv , in a city that suffers daily from russian weapons. i know that poltava has become a home for tens of thousands of displaced people, and for me it has become a second hometown, where i spent the best years of my life. careers thank you to the armed forces of ukraine for the opportunity to play football, i came back, i was sad, but not combispasm, leave combispasm, the power that tames your pain, join the community with a ukrainian view of

lisa: you are right. usually you cannot sit out there with short sleeves, but that is what you will have saturday afternoon and sunday as we get into a warmer forecast. today we have not only the fog with some high clouds and breezy winds, it would be good in the afternoon when we see partly cloudy skies. minor warming saturday and then by sunday, upper 60's. we have cloud cover to the south of us spinning offshore. you can see lightning strikes. you're not anticipating any rain but we will be looking at clouds moving into the bay area. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy and numbers look like mid 60's. two to five degrees milder due to the relativity increasing. it is warm out there now. it is good to be a nice afternoon where numbers will be near average, 60's to 80's. saturday come into the mid-90's. it will continue for the bayshore and san francisco, just a little bit warmer. here comes the much warmer weather into sunday afternoon. mid-90's. we still have about 70 to 80 around the bay. mid 80's in south

lisa: and what was her story?ry that involved a lot of conflict with her ex-husband and a look of stress around his caretaking of the children, and ultimately ended up being very fanatically relevant, because what happened at the -- the matter relevant, because what happened at the sentencing, was the judge was taking her status as a mother into consideration. if the nurse had gone to prison, her ex-husband would likely have gotten custody of the children. this is a painful irony for a lot of the patients who were observers of this, because they were at the clinic because they want to become parents, become mothers. lisa: since the podcast aired, who have you heard from jacob susan: -- from? susan: the podcasts have really hurting her. i heard -- hit a nerve. i've heard from all kinds of listeners, patients clinic had experiences in medical settings, ranging in age from teenagers to women in their 70's, pain from iud insertions, birth trauma, all kinds of things. lisa: susan burton, thank you for the many layers t