lisa: good monday morning.re looking at a pretty nice day to usher in spring. 2:24 is the official time the equinox arrives but we are looking at a flow offshore. yo m commute on tuese a loo ou. 50 in oakland. the clouds are hanging on for the next few hours. mid to upper 40's and low 40's at north bay. the atmospheric ri tomorrow. i have an inch to an inch of rain will accumulate by the middle of the afternoon tomorrow. the winds will pick up anywhere from 25 to 50 miles per hour. the wind advisory for the diablo range and the hills of the eastern santa clara valley. we are looking at this shifting to the south, but not in time to spare us from very heavy rain. there is a look at your early morning commute. this is a colder system. notice the snow. we will see snow levels lower locally but we will look for the system to push on out. we will talk about what to expect for the rest of the week. today grabbed the jacket. sunglasses later. mid to upper 50's. jobina: we are going to start with a live camera at the s

lisa: looks good out here.: we will also talk about lawmakers are working to better protect lgbtq foster children. plus, the so-called fireball writing up the skype in california. what an astronomer says these light objects are and where it could have blended while you were sleeping. that's where it could have landed while you were sleeping. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid-free spray. while flonase takes hours, astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can [ spray, spray ] astepro and go. ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. liz: live look outsid

lisa good afternoon. 's new good afternoon tatyana, we have new ways of cooperation, the leningrad region of russia is interested in joint projects with our great stone. what are the priority areas? and from drawings to real scale, the frunze moscow district capitals are transferring details to artesian sources of drinking water on our air. thanks, we'll see you at 5:00 pm. see you. ilya ivashka successfully overcame. in the first round of the prestigious tournament in miami, ilya defeated daniel altmaier from germany six 261, and now alexander sosnovich will play with norway and stop-10. was stronger than dalma gulfy from hungary 6:376 and then to meet, with barra from the second round will start to fight victoria azarenka who will play with camila giorgi from italy alina condolences will face shelby rogers from the usa ska reached the final of the western conference of the gagarin cup in the semi-final series team from st. petersburg. dry four zero beat torpedo in the fourth match, the army team beat the

lisa good afternoon. anything new? noon, tatyana , innovations in production, import replacement and new jobs, and we will tell you about promising projects in the minsk region with export horizons. and spring is on the wings, the first migratory birds are returning from the south and have already hit the lens of our stork film crew. we'll show it on our live. thanks, but we're back on the air at 17:00 see you soon. the polesskaya derby will continue today in zhlobin, the third game of the quarterfinal series between the local metallurgist and gomel, and will start at 19:30 and will be shown live on belarus 5 tv channel, let me remind you that the current winner lost to the lynxes at the start of the knockout round, but won. revenge in the second game. but shakhtar, after two home fights, beats dynamo 2:0 and in the evening the clubs will play, the third confrontation in molodechno milan loses points in the italian series, and in the final match of the 26th round, they could not convert their advantage as a result of an

lisa good afternoon. what's new with you good afternoon tatyana green date on the calendar today is the world day of forests , we will show a report from the most coniferous region of the minsk region. and we celebrate world poetry day let's get acquainted with the literary association of inspiration of the borisov region and hear poetry on our air. thank you. well, we are back on the air at 17:00 see you soon. belarusian tennis players recognized their rivals by the start of tennis skills in miami alexandra sosnovich, who occupies the forty-fifth position in the world rating. in the first round, the seventy -ninth racket of the world, the hungarian dalmongfi, will meet, but the winner of this confrontation, in the second round, is already waiting, series 16 barbara-graykova. arina sobolenko and victoria azarenka skip the first round, the second racket of the world is waiting for the outcome of the american duel, there was a bureau, jersey, sloane stevens ozarenko in the opponent will get the best of the p

lisa: good morning we are outside on the roof where a lot of wet pavement. if you need to clean up and get ready for this coming tomorrow, today would be a good day. partly cloudy skies. a look at the current numbers, upper 40's to near 50. it is older, but with the sun, it is going to feel good. two to five degrees cooler than this time yesterday. the next couple by 11:00 or 12:00. you will still need the jacket the clouds will thin out. through the afternoon, partly cloudy skies. the real story will be the rain and wind moving in tomorrow. reggie: today, there will be more police increasing violence. gloria: some of these have been captured on camera the supervisor tweeting that stonestown has increased security and san francisco police increasing patrols starting today. disturbing social media videos show teens fighting at the on the west side. others gathered to watch the violence. in this video, you can see security trying to break up the fight. the supervisor tweets that the youth other occasions at the mall over the past couple of weeks have resulted i

lisa, good morning to you.e, 28 degrees on top of mount tam. mount diablo 33 degrees but at the surface we are mid to upper 40's so sunny skies all day long, all we can long, but cold night and mornings. 45 downtown as well as santa clara with 47 san jose. beautiful view with northwesterly winds, really cranking up throughout theso ma. 38 santa rosa, fairfield as well with 45 in concord. highs underneath sunny skies, breezy winds, temperatures from the upper 50's. in san francisco to 60. northwesterly winds making it feel colder as much as five to eight degrees cooler than average. we talk about the extended outlook which includes good rain and wind returning to the bay area sweep. thank you. >> next taking a tree battled to the city council. why one community says the city needs to do more to avoid downed trees. a fire at a senior living facility overnight, forcing people outside in the cold. what we are learning about one person is taken to the announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding so

lisa: good morning. we are out here on the roof where the clouds are increasing but the temperature is mild. we have another dry day before rain moves in. we have a level 1 system and as you look in, a little hazy with lots of low 50's. and from the roof camera some hazy sunshine and 50 in concord. it is mild or anywhere from three to seven degrees and here is the plan for the rest of the day. clouds increase and temperatures climb through the 50's. mid and upper 60's and a few 70 degree readings along the south bay. it is until 6:00 and we timeout the rain at 9:00 tonight. liz: major banks are stepping into rescue first republic bank and questions are being raised over moves made by its executives. we have the details. daria: turmoil in the banking industry causing concern, resulting in losses on wall street. the dow ending the week 1.2%. >> there is still a lot of angst in the marketplace and some investors are worried that we might see a bank failure or two. daria: this is happening despite 11 of the

lisa: good morning.had a strong cold front go through while you were sleeping at about 1:00, 2:00 in the morning. we are behind that system, but it dropped anywhere from one third to half an inch of rain with about 100 lightning strikes throughout much of the bay area. in the north bay, there is snow. snow on top of mount tam in the east bay. piedmont, highway 13, and a mix of snow and rain from mount hamilton down to san martin. but as we look at the winter weather advisory, all the locations above 2000 feet from tampa to mount diablo is looking at snow through about 4:00. it is breezy, snowy and slick out there even though you are seeing some sunshine. a level 1 system with snow levels dipping below 2000 feet, a slight chance of a thunderstorm. those humorless clouds show you an unstable atmosphere. 46 downtown and a look from our exploratorium camera where it is in the mid 40's in santa rosa. cooler behind the system, a little breezy, and san jose, partly sunny skies. some scattered showers throughout

it's unclear how many and lisa arjun good morning to you. out the forecast is good morning, everyone. it is a cold start out there from emeryville. nice and sunny 44 downtown 38 on the peninsula, the golden gate bridge. clear sky. the winds pick up today. it is 34 in santa rosa, so breezy winds with upper fifties to near 60. you thanks for joining us here. the news continues right now, with good morning america. we'll see you in i think it would... hey sharon, did you know triscuit is crunchy on the outside yet incredibly wholesome on the inside. just like me. you forgot salty. i'm not salty. triscuit. unapologetically wholesome. burger and fries... soup and salad. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. ♪ ♪ >> just bask in the core of that. welcome to "gma." queen bee has gone on tour. beyoncÉ has teamed up with a fashion house to bring is a collection inspired by her hit album renai

good morning. i'm liz kreutz with lisa argen. good morning. lisa: good morning. liz: what a busy week you have had. lisa: we have a lull before another atmospheric river late monday. we still have one today. live doppler 7 and look at the cloud cover streaming in to the west of us. we are locked in this pattern where we see waves of light to moderate rain. right now, it is in the north bay. there is the sweep on top of mount st. helena. this level 1 system today bringing scattered showers today and tomorrow, anywhere from 1/10 of an inch to three quarters, and the flood watch through tomorrow morning. mid 40's near 50 right now and that keeps us cool. we had sun yesterday, that is why we warmed up. live look from the tower camera and notice the good visibility but the rain at times light to moderate. upper 50's, kind of muggy. when the rain picks up and totals for the week ahead, coming up. liz: thank you. we want to show you the damage left behind by yesterday's heavy rain and wind. we begin in the south bay where we see widespread floods, swamping roads, includ

good news there. babe. bridge toll plaza still backed up. the metering lights came on at 5 37. hey, lisa. we have rain in the morning when'd in the afternoon and a dry and cool. the latter

lisa good morning. tell us more about what is the agenda of the ministers of india alexandra good morning g20 event is always an opportunity to hold both detailed bilateral negotiations, meetings, but many lateral formats, as well as possible negotiations. what is called on the margins on their feet, when briefly the head of diplomacy can exchange views, and on certain issues. but this is already, most likely this kind of formats can happen. tomorrow here at territory of the presidential complex. well, today sergey lavrov has already planned work in bilateral formats. he will meet with his colleagues from india, turkey and brazil and the working agenda is still being formed, possibly other negotiations. it is interesting that in recent years, the more complicated the world situation is, the more the event , along the line of the g20, they try to use it exclusively as a political tool, they often forget that this forum first of all unites the 20 largest economies of the country, and here on smolensk squar

lisa: i was nervous for her up there, weren't you? jobina: she's got it, she is good. dry weather today, tomorrow and friday. live doppler 7 showing the rain is out of here cold temperatures and the sun rise officially up at 6:41. numbers are stuck in the upper 30's from the peninsula to the south bay, 40 in san francisco. we will not see any warming for the next couple of hours. a few clouds, the pavement is wet. we've seen reports and heard reports of black ice in the north bay, temperatures below freezing. in the 30's by the delta, 35 in livermore. this morning, you feel the chill with four to 12 degrees colder. there is wind making us feel colder from half moon bay, then we get into the northwesterly breezes that will keep it brisk. feeling more like february than march or even january as we get to the upper 50's, well below average. not only in santa rosa but san jose, the entire bay area will climb for thursday and friday a couple degrees, then temperatures drop again. a couple of them allowing for rainy and cold conditions for the weekend. the sun today and bree

alright, lisa. goodt dry right now it is but up in sonoma county. we've had some showers, liz, just a couple of hundreds. but, you know, live doppler seven pinpointing the activity here and there is more offshore. so our forecast is for scattered showers. today mid and upper fifties. still in that very moist flow, where the moisture coming in from the west . certainly not a washout today, but we'll get into more rain tonight into the overnight hours and into your oscar sunday so rainfall amounts ranging from a couple hundreds to two tents from the peninsula. and as you go up into the north bay can see this is where the focus will be. then it all changes late monday into tuesday as we get into another atmospheric river level one system, with thunderstorms becoming a level two systems with several more inches of rain . so we'll be watching that for you was all right, lisa. thank you. the news continues right now, with good morning america. we'll see you in a half hour. for another news update. have a great

good morning. wednesday, march 1. lisa:, freezing our inland valleys.tures will continue to drop but will come up after the 7:00 hour. 31 in santa rosa, 38 in concord. we have a bit of a breeze allowing temperatures to hover around 30 along the peninsula and south bay but 2-11 degrees colder today than yesterday at this time. we are looking at a slow warm-up today. temperatures by nine still in the 30's in some inland valleys. low 40's elsewhere. by the afternoon, about 10 degrees below average. a cool one but at least it is sunny. reggie: we take that. the brief break in the weather is good news for neighbors dealing with damage to their homes from down trees. lena howland joins us this morning, on her way to santa rosa, where homeowners are dealing with form aftermath. lena: good morning to you. we are live in santa rosa, just a few minutes away from a neighborhood that was hit hard by winds and heavy rain we have seen outta here here over the past couple days. that's because multiple large trees to fall, not only on cars also on several homes, forcin

lisa: goals. good morning, everybody.retty energetic wave of moisture moving west to slightly northeast in the morning hours. you will notice wet weather from ghy 13 around piedmont and berkeley through the redwood city, pleasanton and in the north bay, it had heavy rain around santa rosa. accuweather 7-day forecast, chance of a thunderstorm today, tomorrow. rain gets heavy monday night into tuesday where we could see an additional one to three inches of rain today and tomorrow. maybe a 10th to a quarter -- attempt to and quarter of an inch of rain. liz: we will brace ourselves. thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us at abc seven mornings. abc 7 news continues at 9:00. have a great day. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. paper being c

lisa: good morning. we have another mostly dry day. doppler seven picking up on cloud cover offshore. starting out with partly cloudy skies. clouds increasing with 49 in san bruno. the 40's in napa. a couple degrees warmer than we were yesterday but still chilly. we are looking at the sun coming up at 7:16. with cloudy skies, mid and upper 60's, could see some 70's with the south bay. cooler and windier tonight. rain moves in. another atmospheric river on tuesday. liz: residents in one neighborhood still without electricity after the wind storm tuesday. parlance have been blocked. residents preparing to go a fifth date without power. homeowners voicing frustrations. >> better communication is the most pertinent thing. when you argument a date and a new date and a new date with no action. liz: to drive under power lines at their own risk to get out. thousands still in the after the storm moved through the bay area. ge's power outage map. you can see where the current outages are. most people without electricity in the south bay and peni

lisa good afternoon. what's new with you good holiday tatyana on the eve of march 8, 29 residents of the minsk region were awarded the order of the mother for their attention, care and happy childhood. meanwhile , the capital is full of flowers, mimosa, hyacinths, crocuses and roses. and, of course, tulips are a floral mix on our air. thank you , but we are back on the air at 17:00 see you soon. of the two victories in the regular season of the nhl, the belarusian forward of the townspeople aleksey protos, who was called up because of the hhl, did not make it to the main team, the capital has already lost to the kings 24 alexander ovechkina scored one of the goals for the guests while washington twelfth place in the east, three points from the playoff zone to prevent the opponent from going into the lead, hockey players, dynamo are preparing to fight on the home court today for the best teams of the regular season of the khl and st. petersburg in the 1/8 playoffs gagarin clubs meet for the fourth time. so

thanks, lisa. goodh us today. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: so we're just moments away from gwyneth paltrow from staking the stand. she's on trial for a crash on a ski slope that she was involved with. the other skier said she knocked him down and took off. >> sandra: she says he ran into her. alicia acuna following this trial from denver. hi, alicia. >> as we await gwyneth paltrow taking the stand, i can tell you this jury has seen a lot of emotion inside that courtroom specifically from the plaintiff's family, terry sanderson. they claim after the ski collision with paltrow seven years ago, he was never the same. his daughter said he became forgetful and easily enraged. she talked about a day he struggled with the family van door and yelled at his little grand daughter in the back seat. >> it was so awful. an awful experience. i've never known my dad to raise his voice or scream or belittle or do those sorts of things. it was just a very uncharacteristic of him. >> has tia told you how she felt abo

lisa good to have you with us. hi good to be here.l eli lilly, promising 25 to $35 for a vial of non branded insulin that's down from over 80 plus and just a couple of months. what's your reaction? what kind have? well we're thrilled, you know, giving people with diabetes a chance to live life or they're not worried about, um , paying for a lifesaving medication or waiting to or or being able to afford other life essentials. it is a one in four people report being worried and having financial difficulties making, um, you know, meeting the cost of the medication they need to live. so the american diabetes association is thrilled. this is happening. we were urging. in all other manufacturers to follow suit, and we're going to continue to push for a systemic policy change so that this is a change or this rate of $35 or less is available for everyone who needs it to live. yes, so to that end, let's talk about what the implications might be about of this decision by eli lilly. do you think that this is going to prompt other drugmakers and

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and lisa arjun. good morning to you listen to check out the forecast. good morning to you.had our later sunrise and later sunset on the way and also the moderate rain this morning as we go in closer to southern marin county mill valley here, san francisco. we've had pockets of heavy rain out towards castro valley, san lorenzo. lighter rain dublin level one system today about 1 to 2/10 list. alright lisa. thank you. and thank heartburn all day and all night. prilosec otc reduces excess acid for 24 hours, blocking heartburn before it starts. one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. when a cold comes on strong, knock it out with vicks dayquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms. to help take you from 9 to none. power through with vicks dayquil severe. ♪ ♪ >>> dance, dance. well, welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. that, of course, is the song "naatu naatu" that will not only be performed on the oscars stage, but is also a favorite to win for best original song. whit was actually stretching here in the break. >> we were tryin

participants will wear red and carry signs and will be joined by a marching band and lisa arjun up on the roof for us. good santa cruz. you can see right there. temperatures in the mid forties 49, san francisco 43 half moon bay and sunshine over the city 39 degrees santa rosa with 43 in livermore are level one system on the way with rain tonight and breezy winds high temperatures today, clouding out from the mid sixties downtown to near 70 in fremont, livermore and eniac low seventies with a little more sun in san jose. the yaqui weather seven day forecast anywhere from two tents to over an inch of rain through early sunday level one system lingering showers on monday and the stronger system on tuesday, liz. all right, lisa, thank you. the news continues right now, with good morning america and we'll see you in a half hour for another news update. have a great day. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea. >>> good morning, america. it's our second hour. stocks falling as the former parent company of silicon valley bank files for bankruptcy protection. the economic ripple effects causing

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lisa: if you get a good one, it can cost over $100. tom: no. lisa: and the batting gloves. two words for you. ice hockey. jonathan: [laughter] real money. my knees to last me a season. lisa: what about shin guards? your socks? jonathan: i played for teams. we got given the jerseys. tom: does your offspring bring out a bag with the bats in it? lisa: i do not want to talk about it. meta-, doing more layoffs in light of november. 13% of the workforce, the announced cut back then. at the time, mark zuckerberg said it was the last of it. now, we are hearing thousands more cut. shares up 1.3%. rivian shares down more than 7% because they are offering $1.3 billion of green convertible bonds that could potentially dilute shares. the bigger point is they are raising more capital to plug the fact they are burning through cash as they try to compete with the behemoths. tom: it is brilliant. we cannot do it right now. we've got to get to vishy. i think this ev thing needs more chat. i am a complete amateur. i think you are dead on to rivian. vishy's chief income strategist at morgan st

lisa abramowicz. jonathan: we are almost there. good morning.

lisa a: a good portion is big tech. i wonder what your take is in the fact that the market has outperformed even as people are talking about outgoing rate hikes. >> tech is obviously the lead engine of the post financial crisis are very good reasons. tech provides growth globally. qe illiquidity gave us free write for technology. what most people do not understand is technology in u.s. technology was actually cheap relative to the rest of the markets on a free cash flow basis during an entire 12 year period. it is no longer cheap. the u.s. declares free cash for as the s&p. if you look at the nasdaq 100, the bigger tech stocks, their meeting and free cash flow yields relative to rates average -- relative to two-year rates average hiebert are now zero. can go into the markets and get a yield pickup for over 10 years but now it zero. the text conversation is more complicated. at times like this, you want earn companies but because we have high rates andy risk is different, it is more complicated. maybe it is comparing ban

good companies. the appetite out there for bonds, stunning. lisa: if you're reading the perspective, did you already -- also read the base book? i am just curious. jonathan: no, i just go to the orange book that bloomberg invented that is more informative. tom: the last several minutes i avoid. jonathan: you actually watched the testimony yesterday? tom: that is good. jonathan: kristen is going to join us from goldman sachs in the next hour. yields down about a basis points. 3.9796. this is bloomberg. lisa: president biden will target billionaires and rich investors in the budget request he unveils today. billionaires will be hit with a 25% minimum tax. income taxes on wealthy americans will be raised and the capital gains tax rates for investments will be doubled to 39.6%. jerome powell softened his tone slightly. he said policymakers will wait for new jobs and inflation data before deciding how much to raise interest rates latest -- later this month. he repeated his message that the fed is likely to take rates higher than anticipated. in israel,

good point there. we really appreciate your analysis. lisa, we'll talk to you again soon. >>> still ahead here, former president trump ramps up his criticism of florida governor ron desantis in a new interview. >>> plus the latest from israel, as prime minister netanyahu pauses a plan to overhaul the country's judiciary. those stories and a check on sports and weather when we come right back. [ ominous music playing ] [ engines revving ] here we go! ♪ ♪ want a worry-free way to kill bugs? zevo traps use light, not odors or chemical insecticides, to attract and trap flying insects. they work continuously so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. i've never been healthier. shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingrix. fa

systemic risks. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with tom keene, jonathan ferro and lisa abramowicz. jonathan: good this is bloomberg surveillance alongside lisa. equity futures unchanged on the s&p 500. it sounds like a simple decision, it is so much more complicated. lisa: we just heard that it is not going to happen 25 or pause. it is going to matter is where they see the terminal reach. if they increase that, what kind of message will that's into the market if they have already been in turmoil? jonathan: we are going to get the press conference. the tone of it. i think a lot of people out there at the moment, even if they are at a hike or a pause they think it will be unchanged. lisa: that will be a change within itself. we were dealing with inflation that was harder than people thought. if they take that back, they will have to explain that. jonathan: alicia levine is alongside us today. powell has no good choices today. i will be for the price action and we will get her box on it. equity futures unchanged. we talked about the journey of the two-year since the fed last met. lisa: i feel bad fo

good morning, thanks for joining us. let's start with a look at the weather. it was a nice break while we had it. lisa: perhaps most of you slept through it, which is good news because it was coming down good for a time. this is a level 1 system. it has been rainy and breezy as we go in closer. you will notice it is widespread, the rainfall from the north bay as we take you into san francisco you can see the bayview, the sunset it breaks up on the peninsula and south bay. towards the east bay, we picked out -- up about half an inch of rain. as we go in closer, you will notice visibility anywhere from a mile to half mile on the coast. this is going to stay with us throughout the day. the light rain shower today. it will be crazy right now, gusting to 29 miles an hour right now. in oakland, you can see the coast. upper elevations, it is gusty or. if you are thinking about going out and about the later half of the day, the second half looks better. a look at how it is outside with low 50's. we are going to talk about the rest of the week which includes an atmospheric river and how much rain we are going

lisa a.: it is the good news of no news. nothing blew up! tom: dollar weakness there. bel of germany saying higher rates is something that makes sense. adam posen next. ♪ lisa m.: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, with the first word. the fdic's says first citizens bancshares has agreed to buy silicon valley bank more than two weeks after its collapse. the firm will purchase all of their deposits at about $72 billion --- and about 70 $2 billion of svb's loans. credit suisse faces disciplinary action. switzerland's banking regulator told a newspaper that they are considering options. she says credit suisse had a cultural problem that led to a lack of accountability. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is considering a delay in his plan after a night of demonstrations. netanyahu fired his defense minister for criticizing his plan to reduce the power of the supreme court. in germany it is a day of travel chaos. workers are demanding bigger pay hikes because of inflation. in france unions are planning a 10th day of strikes over emmanuel macron's choice t

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it is a good thing to know. lisa: when you take a step back, you ask a question that is fascinating, the risk assets to better or worse when rates are high? what is the answer? brian: we have not been at these guilt levels for so long as we had a selloff. -- guild levels for so long as he had a -- we had a selloff. there's a perverse part, the funding costs being higher is working for corporate probability. there is a cost to it. as far as your question, investors come in when yields go up. this is the first time in years. tom: explain, morgan stanley's plans right now, the permanence of these higher interest rates. it is not that there is a wistfulness to get back to lower interest rates, maybe there is deafening of rapes so much lower. -- it's rates so much lower. brian: we went through this inflationary period where no one believed inflation was possible. we are sitting right in the middle. people who think the fed can go back to zero and make this easy for risk assets are mistaken. jonathan: brian weinstein of mo

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let's get the good news first, nice day. lisa: lots of sunshine and temperatures, though it will be cool, getting a win area, the sun feels good. try to find one and i have. 47 oakland in palo alto, 40 eight half moon bay and what a gorgeous view here, upper 50's later, the winds kicking up, especially along the coast with low 40's now. 41 livermore, could see this the bay. it took slow climb in mid to upper 50's 1:00. by the afternoon, maybe if you high clouds, perhaps a few 60 degree readings and then a frosty night tonight so get prepared for that and heavy rain and wind coming in tuesday. i will explain in more details in a few minutes. liz: developing news out of mississippi, nearly two dozen people are dead after a tornado ripped through the state overnight. meteorologist rob marciano is surveying the damage left behind. rob: the sun is coming up in mississippi were a massive tornado came through around 8:00 last night. and it just completely demolished this entire town. you can see it is unrecognizable what was here, some

lisa. arjun good morning to you. let's go check out.is level one system workinight o moderate rain while you were sleeping. here's a look at live doppler seven, and the timeline shows the rain holding onto the north bay just a little bit longer, the second half of the day, upper fifties breezy winds but will dry out through the evening. alright lisa. thank you. and thanks for joining us, the news continues right now, with good morning america and we'll see you in a ♪ ♪! ♪ >>> you remember that. welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. that is the '90s hit, "slam" by hip-hop group, onyx. coming up in our "play of the day," the slamming hit that sealed the deal for team usa at the world baseball classic. i love the way we start with music videos. >> that's right. >> i love the music, whit. tell us about it -- >> that was my jam back in the day. onyx. >> listening to it before the show. >> let the boys be boys -- or not. >>> okay. we got a lot to cover this morning. let's take a look at the other big stories we're following on this su

lisa: you raise a good point.ow do you disregard the now because it is a rapidly knowing -- moving scenario. we don't know and we have talked about this. we don't know where the neutral rate should be in a economy that was flooded with money and is moving at a robust pace. jon: neither does the fed, and for sickly now given that they are saying the timing and lending standards is a substitute for rates. that gets you in a bind quickly. lisa: you will hear from them trying to make sense of this. jon: have you done march madness? have you made a bracket? lisa: i missed it because we had a different kind of march madness. jon: too much quality time. my producer, jamie, what do my bracket traditionally and it is terrible and this year, we did not do one. steve pagliuca has someone in -- has done one and he has done well. hopefully, we will talk more than that. >> with the first work, i am lisa matteo. in russia, reporter for the wall street journal has been detained on spying allegations. according to the federal secu

it's a good take over the last 15 days. lisaople took a look at the banking crisis that did happen and that seems to have subsided and they said it will cause the fed to cut rates but the economy is still doing well so risk on. tom: we will have to see. to me, it's a mystery off of economic data. lisa: the question is whether we have gotten past the banking crisis. we are not going to be in washington dc at these hearings going on today and they will have a hearing with a number of different dignitaries and officials including michael barr who is the head take a listen to what he said. how much can they draw a distinction between these as specific events having to do with bad management versus broader stress that could be born out through less lending and potentially additional failures? tom: the challenge with these beginning hearings with discussions in washington, what actually happened in the last 10 days. gregory vallier joins us now. you and i have seen this before. we've had for life -- once-in-a-lifetime events since 200

lisa: good morning, frosty start. the possibility of a little black ice, be careful.dway. "back to the future," the musical begins june 30th. joining us now is the co-creator of the film and the book writer for the musical, mr. bob gale. welcome to "good morning america." we are so happy to have you. thank you for bringing us that joyful story. >> thank you, thank you, lara. i'm really happy to be here. >> i like your ride too. bob comes in style, everybody. you're not joking around. >> you know, i'm never late when i'm in this, right? >> that's right. let me ask you a hypothetical. so, if you could pop into the delorean, go back in time to your young self making that iconic movie, what would you say to yourself about the journey and about the impact that it's had on pop culture? >> i would tell my younger self, bob, you're not going to believe this, but 40 years from now you're going to be standing on broadway and this is going to be a musical. and my younger self would say, get the hell out of here, old man. whatever you're drinking, i want some. >> i love it. i lov

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those that did will come out in a good spot. lisamoment to the s&l crisis we saw back in the 1980's? devin: every crisis is different. there is always some similarities. the sense of fragility right now. when you have an announcement like what occurred over the weekend, that is destabilizing to markets. ultimately that brings risk profiles in. people will be conservative in the near term. investors we talk to move to the sidelines when there is headlines every day, every morning. to try to keep up with it is exhausting. in a lot of cases it doesn't have anything to do with a stock portfolio. it's a challenging time. as i said, we feel good. with the fed and fdic did quickly was important to stabilize the broader system. now you can start to focus on individual names. where are credit risks? what are the effects of lower interest rates? that is the direction we are going. there's a lot of factors here. jonathan: thank you for being with us. devin ryan, thank you, buddy. first republic down 27.6%. that is the story in the premarket for

lisa. alright christine. good afternoon to you. hi, everyone. we've been watching live for seven. fill in with all the radar early this afternoon. another winds are cranking. so we're really getting into this storm with waves of light to moderate rain throughout the next several hours of we look at live doppler seven. right now. you can see that stream of moisture all the way back into hawaii about 2000 miles away, and right up here is an area of low pressure. so two systems linking together to bring us some of this heavy rain. there's a look right now you can see the loop here showing you the yellows that indicate the moderate rain going in closer to the north bay, just south of pen grove highway one there, look at westward into west marin around marshall. some very heavy rain, and as we get down towards 101, a solid deck of light shower activity from richmond and then offshore their inverness, you can see the heavy rain and more to get into light rain. livermore fremont winds have been quite gusty out of the south san jose looking at the green, and so we will be seeing this turn

lisa: who knows exactly what chairman powell will be facing. jonathan: good morning, for our audience worldwide, equity futures with a bouts of .6% on the s&p 500. the latest on the banking crisis, this according to our reporting, u.s. officials are studying ways they might temporarily expand the fdic coverage on all deposits, one step further. lisa: without legislative backing, this raises the issue, why now? will this work, does this work to stabilize -- we've already seen stabilization in a way we had not last week. jonathan: jp morgan and jamie dimon has a plan, my question over first republic, why is it so important to these big banks in america? 11 banks coming together to help out a competitor in some ways, putting $30 billion, depositing it in the institution did not help friday, down aggressively yesterday. what kind of plan solves this problem? lisa: my question is why do the big banks want to help this institution? is it because stability in the banking sector benefits them or because there are crosscurrents between clients, commercial real estate

lisa, welcome. good to have you with us. in your words, you are cautious on u.s. equities. why?t's the biggest factor making you so? >> we're really cautious on the back of tough, overall factors both in the economy as well as with what's going on policy wise, so if we just break it down briefly when we look at our trend indicators across the u.s. as well as globally what we see is the activity remains muted and we're not seeing much pick-up in trends. if addition while inflation has come down to some degree it still is valtsed and that's really -- elevated and that's leading us to the tough spot in terms of policy where fed officials in need to be biased towards tightening and watching the impact on some of the financial stresses that we've had lately. >> if i buy your case and want to play cautiously in the markets today, what is a solid sound way to do that? is it to go with defensive equities or is it to tilt more into t-bills and treasuries? what's the more savvy way to do it? >> we're really recommending that clients look at a diversified source of cash flowing investment

lisa: looking good for the parade and temperatures will be mild in the upper 60's.ne with clouds increasing and we are seeing some of the high clouds. san jose and half moon bay up to 50 four and at the golden gate bridge you can see the clouds and traffic. 47, livermore. a mild start leads to a mild afternoon. notice the clouds increasing and we will timeout the rain when we see you again in a few minutes. liz: thank you. up next thousands are waking up without electricity in the south bay. the efforts as pg&e races to get power back. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> i garbage and i think it is dangerous to the people of california. liz: prison plan pushed back. why some californians say that the project to transform san quentin prison will not work and what it means for the prisoners currently there. good morning, it is saturday, march 18. thank you for joining us, we will get to that story in a moment but first let us start with a look at the weather with lisa who is on the roof for us today. lisa: the cloud

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