lisa a: it was a ridiculous story.is, that is dead and not going to do anything or prop up share price. do you think ai will work? if you say chatoverstock.com? jonathan: yes. williams-sonoma is negative. the real test if you go around the corner and design is businesses because things cost a fortune. lisa a: yes, but it is really nice. jonathan: just to look at a $5,000 chair. if you ever bought it, you would never actually sit in it because you are to's ear to break it. lisa a: we talk about hermes bag and lvmh and williams-sonoma doing better. in some of these others. is that a sign of what we are seeing on the margins are people who have to pay to the two discretionary? jonathan: are you the kind of person who buys a sofa and put plastic on it? lisa a: i am not. i am not from 1946 in long island. jonathan: is that something they did in 1946 in long island? [laughter] dan suzuki joining us. great to catch up with the. you know you start was financials and you shift to technics we. what is the take away so far for yo

there is a real science to it. lisach is this forced marriage possibly a template for other banks in europe or possibly a way to move forward with a very over banked region? manus: a very over banked region. we spent years talking about the cross-border transaction coming. there are 250 banks in this country, by the way. you cherry picking. this is the fact of the day. in geneva, they are going to own 50% of the mortgage market. that is concentration risk. from an industry point of view, this will be one mother a wealth manager. as far as investment banking, if you want to take a risk, go to france. i think -- can i leave you with this? this is the most important moment. they want to go, i'm not done yet. we are coming for you, jamie. we are going to build this brutal beast and go head-to-head with the americans. he once to dust one off for the americans. and they are the jimmy duncan of europe. jonathan: i do not think that ultrahigh with -- i think they have multiple banks. now, all of a sudden -- perhaps they have ot

it will be a more onerous regulatory regime going forward. lisahave a methodical way of going through it which goes against some of the catastrophic tones we hear with some people same regional banks will never survive in this is a new s&l crisis. do you -- how do you push back? >> i would sate the issues surrounding the regional banks is idiosyncratic related to a couple of bad actors like svb and signature. they didn't appreciate the risk they put onto the balance sheet. the other regional banks we cover don't manage the balance sheet like that and are more conservative. that should help them bridge the gap between the uncertainty and a more normalized pattern of operation. that's what we expect and that's what our view was going into the crisis with svb failing in the first quarter results confirmed that lending tree is safe and on firm footing so it's more of an earnings issue. jonathan: brutal year to date looking at these names on the screen. thank you for being with us today. you will hear more from the banks later. they are looking for 25

not a small issue. lisaina's growth trajectory, take a look at what saudi arabia does. how much does that signal the tea leaves they've gotten from china is growth is not sustainable, and that speaks to a lot of people have been talking about with growth that is going to be disappointing for china versus where perhaps people thought a year ago. tom: on the first day of the second quarter, let's start with oil. wti 83.0. brent crude, a 6% move. it is not a big deal. i need 90 or 91 before i get technical, but that is a lift. lisa: that is what was giving sentiment to markets. nasdaq futures at new session lows. yields down .8%. we will continue to push this conversation forward on the open. kathy jones will be joining us. chris harvey of wells fargo to bring the conversation. tom: interesting to see what chris harvey has to say. lisa: it has been a tough one to get right and we will be catching up with him shortly. tom: on radio and television, stay with us. this is bloomberg. tom: bloomberg surveillance. we

lisa. then, they considered hiring a hit man. several months they finally settled on th sabrina stabbing lisa in her sleep. >> kevin picked out this bread night and it was a foot long it had a rigid bleed he said to use this one pika it would do more damage on the inside take ring, necklace, all o that, as if someone came in. and burglarized her. >> are you kidding me? >> when kevin's friend, linda, got wind of sabrina's story, she was dumbfounded. >> i thought that it was absolutely crazy there is no way. i cannot even believe that h would begin to do anything lik that >> neither could kevin's sister, chris and. kevin, she said, love lisa too much to want to harm her nor would he ever do anythin to risk the safety of hi children >> he would not put his kids i harm's way i include meghan in that he thought of meghan as his ow daughter >> no, when she said, could be manipulated into committin such a violent act >> this is the act of on person and one person only >> according to linda, sabrina 's story was a web of lies woven togeth

it is a very fine line where republicans can make an argument against him. lisapreparing for this, i wanted to show viewers a picture of three republicans. you look at donald trump, then show this picture. nikki haley. who are those three? they are the only three declared republican candidates for president. does this if facts people in -- does affect people in florida? mario: this puts more pressure on ron desantis. the conundrum that the republican party is facing right now is the fact that this galvanizes that 30% or so of the republican base that is enough for trump to stay through a primary -- state throw primary the polls show he would most likely lose. biden trails desantis, so desantis has to prove to these voters that i am trump without the baggage, like he did two weeks ago. >> the only thing we are hearing is trump repeatedly just bludgeoning desantis, who is not even in the race yet. if you check your email inbox, you're getting stuff, soft on crime ron desantis. i was watching cable news. there is an ad hitting ron desantis. they know he is the only

jonathan: without a doubt. tom: lisa, sorry to interrupt. jonathan: you always interrupt, what are you sorry about? tom: i don't know. marvin loh joins us now at state street. it was said yesterday, even a mild recession would warrant 15% plus downside and went on to say we view the recent rally as irrational and we continue to believe a recession is likely this year. do you believe the recent rally is irrational? marvin: it has been a very thin rally. certain parts are doing well and others continuing to struggle. i think there is some rationality into certain sectors that appear a bit better positioned for a recession. valuations, after the bank stress earlier this year, session as increase -- recession odds increase. i see some asset allocation trends that have some sense. tom: from a global strategist standpoint, or we enable market? do you -- are we enable market -- are we in a bull market? marvin: i think investors are being attracted to cash. one of the things we are seeing our cash levels owing of any money market type of discussion s

maybe it is a story of hedging glass. lisaidea of central banks and whether they turn to the dollar as a reserve currency, and to build off what tom was talking about. there was a story in the financial times about how cold purchases by major central banks have risen to the highest since 1967. you can see a lot of them are going to continue to build gold resources. you get the sense there is a sudden concern on the part of major central banks about the use of the dollar as a reserve? steven: i do not know if it is a saturn concern. -- i do not know if it is a saturn concern -- i do not know if it is a sudden concern. we started with sanctioning sudan and now the use of sanctions has broadened. any country that things they might be on the receiving end of u.s. sanctions, it is not as if they can get out of dollar quickly, with hair cut discount dollar assets and try to avoid them if they can. it is not as easy as it looks. on the margin they are looking for alternatives. lisa: you think there is a weight on the dollar that have

lisa: a lot of people are wondering that. a time when government isn't -- this is one of the big conundrums. tom: you go 355 miles in the ev that paul and lisa have and then you have to recharge it. where is the recharging station? lisa: a lot of people have them in their homes now. it's a tough thing to park the hummer. jonathan: you think? 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 customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities™. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation d

is starting from a position of a big deficit. lisaes a real overhang of the banking stress we have seen recently and is at the beginning of a banking system that cannot handle the pace of increases on the federal reserve to interest rates? do you think they are between a rock and a hard place at the fed if they go through with the plan you say. we will see a pretty significant recession later this year that will challenge the dollar and challenge world -- all sorts of risk assets. >> if we have a harder recession and that helps bring inflation down to below two which would be fast, i'm not sure that's a given. the change in rate expectations is already there so that's reflected in the dollar's current value. i think the bias of risk is that the fed does not ease as quickly and it does and bring the dollar down lower. it would be helpful for u.s. stocks but i think the trade is not so much on the currency and the dollar as u.s. equities. part of the support equities are getting in the u.s. is under the hood with a few tech stocks drivi

a bit defensive. lisamuch is this a rebuttal to the proposal to assess this levy on the biggest banks to pay for the fdic's expenses in terms of silicon valley bank? how much does this say we have been safer than be have ever been before, there are no issues here? this is your failure and event you are going to come after us after the taxes we have paid. how much of that defensiveness you feel? tom: isn't a pr exercise? of course -- is it a pr exercise? of course. i would like to thank all of our guests, including david kelly with us yesterday involved in its form. but you get the messaging out front, looking at service, heart, curiosity, courage, excellence. those are the themes we will see in the annual reports this year. lisa: the other theme i am curious to see elaborated on and everyone is touching his is china and how some of the bigger banks address the divide and the growing tensions between the u.s. and china. at what point do the rising tensions impede on their business? do they start raising que

we are talking like he is 65, he is a kid. lisanow he's proving himself in the actual bread-and-butter earnings. you increase your price target to $295 from 275. where is the extra profit going to come from? >> it was a revenue story. look at the guide for the next quarter and revenue growth. it was between 2% and 10% on the upside and we are at five right now. we took our numbers up 8%. for the rest of the year, you probably have double digit growth the rest of the year. we were always above the street with our price target but now the revenue story is starting to kick in. lisa: is there a dirty secret that's been exposed from some of these tech giants that they didn't need as big of a footprint and they don't need as many bodies because their expenses are lower? >> that's a great point, that's a dirty secret. back when we covered media and if there is a great ad cycle, they didn't hire more people. look what happened in 2022 as revenues were ramping, they hired more people and it was a benefit to them. the ad revenue came through

that's a wild prospect. lisa: why would mccarthy want another debt ceiling fight in the spring of 2024? michael: heather can correct me but i think is trying to get votes. he's saying to his right flank, you will have a second run at this. we will get another piece of the pie next year at some point. right now, democrats feel very certain the polling on this is to their benefit. an election year next year, they will feel more certain, and the republican nominee will almost certainly say wait come of got to figure out how to get to a general election position here. i don't want to be defending the collapse of the stock market. lisa: there has to be a handshake deal at this point, there's not time for a full appropriations deal to make it out. these guys aren't meeting at. i want to also talk about president biden and his election announcement we expect next week. michael, tell me the thinking and why is there no marching band? why will it be a video? michael: if you look back at how obama announced in 2012, it has

this one has to carry a lot of stuff. lisathat said this is truly a flight test in the real goal is to not blow up the launchpad. that is a success. tom: my childhood was fractured. your dad had slides of my father would have slides of the family and 10 minutes in, he put in and explore rocket blowing up in the launchpad any thought that was fun. i'm sorry, there is real tension to this liftoff today. this is not normal. jonathan: ed will tell you this is a test attempt so we will see potentially a lot of action this morning. i think may beat 9:20 a.m. eastern this is happening? tom: we have to wait for ed to wake up and have his coffee. he is with us now. he is on astronaut watch today. what is the risk to this launch? ed: it's a very expensive test. it proves that the technology works as a launch system. you talked about saturn five and is most complete form has twice the thrust, 16.7 million pounds to the saturn five 7.6 million. you guys nailed it, they want to know if it can get off the ground without melting the launch t

yields higher a couple of basis points. lisan of the possibility the fed is likely to hike may 3 is priced into the market with the reality this is a quickly moving economy. at 8:30 a.m. we will try to get some visibility. there are two main components. there is the inflation readings and then there is what is going on with respect to banking stress. this is one of them. does this get upended friday? core is going to be key. up from the february read. how much does that really color the conversation when you strip out the food and energy categories? at 10:00 a.m. the bank of canada. i am curious about their rate decision. they could potentially hold rates at 4.5%, moving against the ecb and the federal reserve with a pause. what is the consequence of their signaling? how much do we see the market push back? if there is acceptance, does this give a green light to the fed to do the same? 2:00 p.m. the fomc meeting minutes. we are going to get the sense of how visceral the debate was between people saying the credit crisis you are

lisa: a little cool and breezy. we will be under the influence of a system that will bring temperatures below average with winds but no tuesday storm on the horizon. we are talking about perhaps an end to the winter weather. we will talk about it coming up. liz: also next, final four basketball in houston. san jose state along with marin city native durian trammell making history. chris alvarez has all of the highlights coming up in sports. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symptoms of oab: leakage episodes, urgency and frequency in adults. do not take if you have a known allergic reaction to gemtesa or its ingredients. tell your doctor right away if you're unable to empty your bladder or if you have a weak urine stream. tell your doctor if you're taking medicines that contain digoxin or if you have liver or kidney problems. side effects may in

a bull market. that stunning. lisarket since the height of the pandemic 2020 and that was for an acquisition. to the point anastasia is making, there is plenty of demand, perhaps fear of missing out seems to be coming back. jonathan: it is an lvmh bull market. tom: there is other companies. they've got to row the boat. jonathan: describe another luxury player. tom: anastasia has tons. jonathan: you are speaking for yourself? tom: anastacia, it is louis v uitton. uitto(announcer) enough with the calorie counting, carb cutting, diet fatigue, and stress. just taking one golo release capsule with three balanced meals a day has been clinically proven to repair metabolism, optimize insulin levels, and balance the hormones that make weight loss easy. release works with your body, not against it, so you can put dieting behind you and go live your life. head to golo.com now to join the over 2 million people who have found the right way to lose weight and get healthier with golo. >> this is -- >> after the hope bank stress start

i do not have a life. lisa has a life.rate. tom: he just shows up at any restaurant across the country. did you get the check? bob: as long as it is fast food. tom: bob sulentic, thank you so much. lisa, april gone. lisa: not much clear. we do not leave april with more clarity for may other than it does 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

let's meet and discuss this on a partisan basis. lisacan talking points under the bill that mccarthy put together. is it the right starting point? do you feel like both sides are arguing in good faith? >> the senate and democrats led by chuck schumer cannot pass a clean debt ceiling. it is an offer to increase the debt ceiling. what we've talked about this for two years, to stop the pandemic level of spending and go back to controlling spending. we proposed a spinning cap on discretionary spending. we propose things that will help the economy grow and give people money back and help taxpayers save money. i think it is a good list. i think it is a good starting point and unifies republicans to pass a debt ceiling. tom: we have aged on this. the late great -- peterson. sam of georgia, -- sam nunley of georgia, i've heard it all before, when will we get our act together with a commission that will get this done and do its job for republicans and democrats when they refused to do it? >> that is a good point and i agree with you on mandatory

i use them more to add tonal contrast, light and shadow to give the portrait a realism. lisaided to work without fullness against the background you will have a silhouette to be seen. the figure itself. yes. well, if it only looks like a silhouette, then, uh, the role of the line is very large, which will limit between suppose. uh. here is the light. yes, then there is this line here, which you will make from the side of the light, its work is more expressive than from the side of the shadow, so that the execution here has different strokes. in coal, they try with a shadow, cobwebs, let's inhale volumes for alyonka, the difference between lisa c is concentrated. with a breakdown, to catch and bury on the canvas the nature of how he paints a portrait. oh, or liza will put on her hair and become more and more sacred. the heat befits human nature. i do it after the station with cottage cheese, that bash massage prick something not caught and the kid does not take the painting away. what can be said about our lisa moroz, who is studying with us in the specialty of easel painting,

a lot of antioxidants, fibers. lisat and give that a bite. lisa: i might get involved with this. >> it looks like cues cues, it's kind of a chewy texture. rick, i made a risotto for you -- this is what i love about sorghum, its nice, chewy texture, and it remains so nice. it has a nice combination of flavors with the mushrooms and the ham is inside of there. rick: i had no idea that's what sor gum was. >> yeah,st it's going to be chewy in there. it's a nice, nutty flavor. great all year long, not just easter, all the holidays. it's a fantastic concern he's least this is delicious. >> isn't that great? it's gluten-free, and sorghum allows more protein the, fiber, or iron and it really flavors foods incredibly well. lisa: what's your trick for not drying it out? >> you want to use sometimes applesauce in there. any fruit purÉes -- lisa: that's cute. >> it's just carrots, any fruit or vegetables that have -- joey: it help ifs you don't get wine crunk and forget about it. lisa: well, that was college -- >> my chocolate foun

lisa: mommy. lovely woman. alfless 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 be

lisa don't go. stay with me quite a bit more. lisa what a pity that parting hour is already so close. ness was and is not, the last minutes are forever leaving the clock to stop. i would like to lisa today, i so wanted to confess to you that i am forever obliged to fate for the fact that you and i met lisa once upon a time on a vast earth. lisa today between us the sea and sadness is stronger day by day. only i, as before, will believe, liza, that you still love me and are afraid. don't disappear lisa don't fly away stay with me just a little more. lisa what a pity that parting hour is already so close. lisa where is the answer happiness was and is not, the last minutes are forever leaving the clock to stop. i wish i were close today. lisa sasha lisa lisa sasha well, tell me, where are you from, how old are you, i myself live from belarus in the minsk region by profession. 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 nothin

i am liz kreutz here with lisa argent. a big shift coming. th areas from low pressure from the gulf. you can see the deck of low clouds, 51 in oakland, 40 nine in san francisco and for mount tam, clear skies with that marine layer being disrupted but it is cold. mid 40's in novato, 50 in concord. as we go through the morning hours, you will feel the wind, 35 mile per hour gust at sfo. you will see the golden gate bridge with some f

a bit higher. two years north of 4%. 10-year 348. lisae gas prices were lower? gas down 0.3% versus estimate drop of 0.6%. are we seeing the nominal effects of gasoline prices dropping in the face of a potential decline in the economy? jonathan: yields up. tom: if you are still there michael when i look at retail sales, how does this retail sales rapidly adjusts to one gdp? michael: we get an update of the alliance of fed gdp tracker in a couple of hours based on this money -- atlanta fed gdp tracker based on this data. people have thought the first quarter was better than anticipated. jamie dimon this morning said consumer spending held up. good point about gasoline and the nominal price. gasoline sales down 5.5% during the month. there certainly a price impacted their. food prices down .1%. not so bad there. for else did we see movement? clothing stores down 1.7%. yet to be careful with the easter affect this time of year. general merchandise down 3%. department stores down 2.5%. there are negatives in their but may have to do with fall

: it felt loo like the easter egg roll >> >> steve: you were a subjective leader. >> lisau train 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. >>

: thank you. >> steve: a lot going on. >> lisa: keeping a closeary drills continual taiwan. senator come to the con on the tensions. you are going to want to watch that. thanks to golo and release, i've got my life and my health back. >> weapons this year? >> we are going to get the weapons from time to time and if you look. >> when? >> if you look at the last four years, we have received weapons delivered, nigh night nine time. the white house has delivered. we will get those weapons that we'll need in using those weapons for our sever defense. >> brian: all right. taiwan's foreign minister dead serious. is he confident the u.s. will come to the rescue. there is a risk of uncontrollable war. the communist nation using the largest show of force yet in its third day of drills. senator tom cotton sends on the armed services committee and probably the most insightful person when it comes to china specifically. how serious should we take these drills as actual threats? >> brian, we should always take china's drills around taiwan seriously. it doesn't

espaillat: the common denominator in most homicides across the country is a gun. lisammittee 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, with protesters outside the room, furious with republicans and trump and the audience inside, many personally hurt by crime, railing at democrats as

a long time, i’m very glad. how is your study? how are you doing the fourth diploma work with lisa , i am connected by a very important event in myd with us for some time in the monasteries and wrote, and on the day of my elevation to gum itself, she finished it and gave it to me. they write in such a way that a person tells us about the talents from the gospel, so he develops in this talent in this way lowers other virtues for itself, developing the virtue given to it for free, and this is such a spiritual meaning. the first meal of the day should be the breakfast of the champion , together with the guests of the program we will prepare a nutritious and satisfying breakfast. today we will have a french-style breakfast , this is clafoutis with goat cheese and vegetables and we will make a very healthy delicious sea buckthorn garlic, it follows, based on what dish you want to cook, we will show exercises, thanks to which the body will be in good shape. all day today our warm-up will be devoted to the muscles of the back of the arm on the belt on our tv channel. on the things that surround us in everyday life in this project. we wi

a turn. will check in with lisa in a moment.wd turned out for a home the people -- home depot killed trying to stop a shoplifter. >> to provide for my country. reporter: boy scouts of america hosting a visual for 26-year-old blake in pleasanton. he was remembered for being a local volunteer camp counselor, eagle scout, and a volunteer cadet with the new york police department. last week he was shot and killed during an alleged attempt to shoplifting while working as a security guard for home depot. some of his colleagues shared a few words. >> he always wanted to give someone a chance. i am prefer that. he would come -- i am proof of that and he would come to me and some i was doing what they should not be doing and say you need to get them a chance. reporter: the gathering included his parents and his brother. so what we not know him personally but they wanted to express their condolences. >> he graduated his life to our community . reporter: of this shared his lifelong passion for scouting. >> he is so missed his camp family.

, faces one key limit. >> under current law, a committee investigation has to serve a valid legislative interest. lisa in his subpoena of a former manhattan prosecutor, addressed that, writing that his committee could consider legislation to insulate presidents from political prosecution. prosecutor bragg had a fast response -- he sued. last week he asked courts to block jordan's subpoena, calling it a brazen, unconstitutional move to intimidate investigators. at stake, not only the future for former president trump, but also of the legal system and congress' power long-term. >> i think the stakes are high, and i personally am a little concerned not just that the committee might lose the case, but it might result in a judicial opinion that is a terrible precedent for congress when it may want to conduct legitimate investigations in the future. lisa: the situation is a political volcano, and explosive, as it was in the hearing. >> we all know why you're here, so don't play the political games. you want to have a meaningful conversation. let's talk. lisa: this is just one of many investigations and thro

a few minutes, gloria. gloria: sounds good. thank you so much, lisa. two people are dead following a shooting at a hookah lounge in hayward. they say there has been trouble at the lounge before, and they have ordered it to be shut down. abc 7 news reporter ryan curry went to the business on mission boulevard and found neighbors are concerned for their safety. ryan: this hookah lounge off eyne aer 1:3oting accordingd was adn ont of a lounge.son >> w don't know how many subjects were involved, but it seems like some type of disturbance and there was a shootout ryan: three others went to local hospitals to be treated for gunshot wounds from the shooting. one of them later died when authorities arrived at the lounge, they noticed numerous shell casings. >> i was pretty sure they were gunshots, and i told my sister, did you hear that? she said they were operably fireworks. maybe three minutes after the gunshots, police pulled up. ryan: kimberly maximo lives blocks away and pulled up and noticed dozens of police. >> on the floor, i'm pretty sure she saw the b

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lisa, let's get a look at the forecast now. what a gorgeous weekend we have ahead of us. sa: yeah, really nice out there. today, fairly similar but we're already feeling the influence of the onshore flow. that fog has allowed for temperatures to be cooler for the communities along the coast. and we have visibility issues around half half. otherwise, a nice range of temperature. we could see some mist and drizzle as our low clouds and fog develop further due a system to the north. looking like that should be the coolest day of the week on monday. so look outside. gorgeous right here, isn't it? look at the golden gate bridge with that fog. maybe 400 or 500 feet there. and we'll get more diffused in parts of the shoreline because some areas are going to stay rather cool with those gusty winds. we'll get a little bit of sun there. 55 in san francisco. 58 in oakland. 60 in san jose and mountain view with 50 half moon bay. pretty view here. 64, santa rosa. high of 54 today. and salt lake warms to about 59 and some 60's well into the upcoming workweek there. looking at the clear

and europe have a de- stocking phase that's back in force. lisa reason we are talking about this is not only this is a big question geopolitically but it also feeds into inflation. the cpi report we got yesterday was weaker than expected. because of what we saw an island -- in oil and energy prices over the last month, they had ticked up material higher on the heels of this story. how much higher could they go in the next month or two on the heels of this china recovery? >> i think this is such an important question. our colleagues and advisors think we will get a 25 basis point hike in may. maybe we get a pause after that but i think the reality is, commodity prices given the opec-plus cuts with the chinese reopening will mean potentially much tighter markets and the second half of the year as long as there is a mild recession in the west which is not our expectation. if that's the case, i think the market is so optimistic thinking the fed will cut rates that oil prices will go above $100 in the second half of the year and that has huge and occas

let's take a look outside. lisa: the camera atop ballmer peak, we are looking at the fog in concord, 51 degrees with a south wind at 22. you see that poll moving about. say goodbye to the 81 degrees temperature yesterday. maybe 70 yesterday -- today, more likely 60's. liz: thank you, lisa. it was not quite the big melt the forecast had predicted. portions of yosemite national park will reopen. also ahead, pg&e is planning to bury over 10,000 miles of power lines, all in the name of safety. why one neighborhood in the oakland hills has been left out for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that

lisa: a lot bait the next couple of days and the warmth is coming back.of the week, i think it is nice. there is a system to the north affecting us in terms of fog and breezy conditions that will allow for numbers to not get too warm. once the fog runs back, the winds will dial back and we will have temperaturesto will beaturs warmer 40's are making a comeback this morning. today, average highs 70. santa rosa and san jose just above that. look at tuesday. the winds will back off and the lack of wind on wednesday and thursday but we will have a marine air -- layer. still, temperatures will become triple in san francisco. today is the coolest out of the next seven. 71 in santa rosa. the more sent we get early on, it -- more son we get early on, it will be warmer 77 in fairfield. how about a night game in sans n 's inlandomrow, 70's wednesday, thursday, friday, everybody warms up. slightly cooler for the weekend. reggie: the crackdown on lithium batteries, the latest legislative push to combat fires. kumasi: scary moments on an american air flight. passenger

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let's get a check on the forecast. lisa: it does look nice. uence our weather today with minor cooling into monday. high pressure northerly wind had our way. a big warm up coming as soon as tuesday. 52 in danville. 50 in lafayette. everyone in the 50's. we have fog. visibility reduced to about a quarter of a mile. as you look out clouds there and continue to see them hug the coast line previewed partial clearing today. it is going to be cold, the wind kicked up and temperatures may not get out of the 50's at the shoreline but bright skies come away from the coast. today, tomorrow minor cooling. some neighborhoods for degrees cooler. elsewhere a warm afternoon but into tuesday, wednesday, thursday it is high pressure and northland and -- the north wind and the wind on the coast backing off. today, noontime 30 mile-per-hour at the coast. by 10:00 it is still windy so that keeps our overnight lows on them outer side. into your monday, still breezy out there. by the afternoon once again temperatures will climb to the 60's and 70's but the wind offs

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liz: it will be a pretty nice we can the weather. lisa: we are not talking about digging out your umbrellas. it will be on the cool side. there's a system that will influence part of the north bay. as it moves through we will get a piece of that energy again with winds and temperatures in the second happy weekend. 43 in pacifica. as we widen the view, 44 at oakland and 41 at san jose. a cool start with a live look outside where it is clear. temperatures today will come up where we see the sun in the south bay. partly with mild conditions. mostly cloudy and cooler in the north bay. breezy with spotty showers later on tomorrow. looking at the windy weather. it will be cool again to start the work week. when is spring arriving. it will get here the second half of the upcoming work week. we look at the clouds throughout the day and they will be increasing from cloverdale, santa rosa, up through occidental and along the coast. notice the rest of the bay area kind of nice. as we go through sunday, here comes that cold air mass. the other piece

this story in a moment but first, lisa, good morning and let's get a check outside. the season with a little fog out as we look a mount tam. it will be a nice day when we start with low clouds. the view, a pretty 1, 48 in san francisco, 49 oakland and san jose, so a lot of upper 40's. you can see the city in the distance, 45 novato, what he five santa rosa with 46 and livermore. slightly mild, low clouds acting like a blanket, five to six degrees milder for livermore to san jose and there is a look at the gray start 9:00 on the bayshore, half moon bay, partly sunny and mt. view by 1:00 we are mid 60's inland and will continue to near 70 in the warm valleys and sea breeze keeps a cool in the 50's. liz: thank you. developing news as a portion of drug restrictions said to take effect today because of a ruling have been put on hold. this a print court issued an administrative stay to keep the status quo at least temporarily. abc7news reporter karina mitchell has more. >> hours before several restrictions were sent to go into effect on the abortion pill mifepristone, the

with what the governor was asking for. apart from, as i said, these minor paragraphs, i was did a we is lisa louis, reporting from paris, a u. s. airmen suspected of leaking, highly sensitive intelligence. documents has appeared in court for the 1st time. the 21 year old was charged with illegally copying and transmitting classified materials. found guilty he faces up to 15 years in prison. prosecutor say he posted hundreds of classified documents in an online chat group before his arrest on thursday. included military secrets from ukraine, as well as details of us by operations on its own allies. colon clark is an analyst with global intelligence and security consultancy, still fine group. we asked him earlier if he expects more leaks, documents to surface. we just don't know. i mean, i think that's probably one of the most embarrassing aspects of this is the fact that these documents were out there in the wild, so to speak, for as long as they were without anyone from the u. s. government realizing, i think that's tremendously damaging, in terms of, you know, how we keep track of classifie

we are looking at cooler, windier weather after easter will plot it all out for you and a few minutes. alright lisa. thank you know overnight in the south bay. one person is dead after a shooting in san jose officers received a call yesterday afternoon after shots were fired. air near keys in south third street. police say the victim was transported to the hospital with life threatening injuries. around 10 last night, authorities reported the victim had died. and that makes it centers is eighth homicide of the year. police have not announced any arrests in the case, and information on a suspect or suspects has not been released. in san francisco safety has been a hot topic recently following the deadly stabbing of cash up founder bob lee this morning. we want to take a look at the potential solutions when it comes to reducing crime in san francisco . well first, though, a look at san francisco's homicide rate. fbi and please crime data from 2021 actually shows that san francisco is close to the bottom of the list of major cities in america with 6.9 homicides per 100,000 people for perspective. the

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holiday weekend for a lot of folks as well and we're gonna have some nice weather. lisa we are we are waiting on the sun with a lot of cloud cover and weak high pressure building in right now, but you can see the clouds from northern california all the way through the bay area, so as we look outside marie smith hills camera top bulmer peak. temperatures are pretty comfortable with 50 in san francisco, 55 san jose, but as you look at our future tower camera, a lot of cloud cover here in the city upper forties from santa rosa, 53, fairfield and 54 in livermore, so we will thin this out the cloud cover throughout the afternoon, but it's going to take a minute so through the first half of the day the temperatures climb to near 60 inland by noontime, but by the afternoon, it's milder and we should see partly sunny conditions so we'll get into the warmest day of the week for the holiday tomorrow, and then we'll track that cooling trend for the upcoming work week, liz. all right, lisa. thank you. cyclists around san francisco are calling for changes following the death of ethan