lisa good afternoon. what's new with you? good afternoon, tatyana, the garden of memory appeared at the borisov council and was dropped off the best high-altitude rescuers on the traditional obstacle course. more details on our live. thank you at 17:00. see you. boxing in tashkent, one of the leaders of the belarusian national team will miss the planetary forums due to a leg injury. also, participation in the championship in uzbekistan, dmitry dishkevich, who did not fly to the training camp in sochi with the team, remained in minsk to heal the injuries of dionov at the moment, and also the breadwinner and alferov, the last two climbed the podium at the world championships in serbia 2 years ago. that is, how other athletes looked at us, that is, they watched us. and after the world cup for 21 years, they will still be intent, because they will perform under the national flag. in case of winning gold, the anthem of our country will also be played, the planetary forum will be held from may 1 to 14, in total 640 athletes from 10

lisa good afternoon. what's new good afternoon tatyana difficult weather conditions in the capital and the region due to snow and slippery surfaces have increased the number of accidents. and creative navigators with colorful landmarks and folk craftsmen of the minsk region joined the creation of the map cultural heritage of belarus what brands and crafts will get into the project answers on our air. thanks, we'll see you at 5:00 pm. see you soon. alexandra sosnovich at the tournament in charleston, fighting for the exit, in the second round with the mistress of the kurts sofeyka nin, the belarusian rival occupies the 142nd line of the world ranking. while our tennis player is in the forty-ninth position of the american, she took the first sex at 6:1 without any problems, but, in the second, on a 7.5 tiebreak, sosnovich pulled out a victory and turned the match into the third the decisive game, which with a score of 1: 1, the duel was a courier the meeting will continue today, we will remind charles about

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

lisa good afternoon. what news in the minsk region? ia good afternoon, we started the days of st. petersburg in minsk, we will tell you about the course of us, the rapprochement of the northern capital and russia. well, at the start and easter joy, the orthodox festival will continue until the end of april, which will please the guests this time on our air details. thank you , elizabeth, you watch the news of your region immediately after the sports review. see you at 17:00. belarus national ice hockey team the leadership of the new commander-in-chief dmitry quarterly continues to prepare for the may series of friendly matches. trainings are held on the basis of the minsk arena. the guys are divided into several groups, the players of dynamo minsk and other teams are called.

lisa: good morning. we have some changes. some mist enters along the shoreline. the fog is deep at the coast. as we go in closer visibility impacted towards the golden gate bridge and the richmond san rafael bridge. the bay bridge little bit but we are looking at temperatures cooler this morning. 47 at santa rosa. 56, palo alto. visibility at a mile in the north bay. two miles at half moon bay. the 24 hour temperature change anywhere from a degree to at least seven degrees colder by the delta. there's a look at sfo and the low cloud deck. the plan today will be for 50's to near 60 through 9:00. low clouds peeling back to the coast. partly to mostly sunny out there. another one-day day inland with temperatures into the 80's. we will look for the bayshore winds to keep us on the moderate side. liz: authorities investigating in the cameron fire that spread to a warehouse and send plumes of smoke into the air last night. this happened on the 700 block of bayshore boulevard in san francisco around 10:30. nobody was hurt. the fire captain says the flames are burning fo

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and lisa. good morning. let's get a check of the forecast. >> all right, liz, good morning to you.ittle sun out there, lots of fog. the view from sutro showing that deck of low clouds about 1500 feet. and we have very breezy winds right now. it is 49, downtown, 53 in oakland, 53. also in san jose. and the bridge is cleared out there, 47 santa rosa, a much cooler day, increasing clouds 50s and 60s for most very windy, maybe 70 inland and some showers and thunderstorms ahead. all right, lisa, thank you. >> thanks for joining u >> with the 259th pick in the 2023 national football league draft, the los angeles rams select deswan johnson. >> you see the shirt. welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. a defensive end out of toledo is this year's mr. irrelevant. that's the title given to the player who's the last pick in the nfl draft. johnson does have big shoes to fill, though, after last year's mr. irrelevant became quite relevant as the star player for whit johnson's 49ers. >> i was just going to say, you're mr. mri. >> me and brock purdy hung in there, right? mr. irrelevants sti

lisa good afternoon. what's new with you good afternoon tatyana, motorcyclists are in control, whether bikers ride according to the rules, check the traffic police of minsk trampoline complexes swimming pool with electric boats - 5d cinemas about well house in the capital's amusement parks i will tell you on our air thank you, but we are again on the air 17 hours until the meeting. dmitry quarterly in the new head coach of dynamo minsk, the club's management has reached an agreement to conclude a contract. with the specialist, the agreement period is for 1 year . as a coach. dmitry kvartalnov is famous. as a hockey player, as a head coach at severstal siberia, cska-lokomotiv and ak bars , dmitry kvartalnov is a european world champion and a bronze medalist of the world championship as part of the ussr national team over the years of work in the league. uh, managed to prove themselves as competent specialists who are able to lead teams to high results and interact well with young people, these qualities. i

liz: good morning and thank you for joining us. lisa argen, good morning to you. what is it like out there? ok a coa38 at redwood city. 42, fremont. low 40's at livermore. a little cooler for oakland, hayward, santa rosa. we will be looking at some sun. san francisco starting out sunny. the north bay, clouds invading by the afternoon. only upper 50's. it will be mild in the southbay with low 60's. into the east bay we do have a couple of systems that will traverse the area today, tomorrow, keeping temperatures down and the winds up. we will talk about that and look at the more springlike seven-day forecast in a few minutes. liz: now to the latest on the indictment of donald trump. he h reportey enpending much of the lastou call citol . he'ki fupport tiinforwd for the w h 2024.rachel scott . rachel: no sooner was h indicted that he picked up the phone and started pushing top republicans to defend him. kevin mccarthy quickly responding, tweeting the manhattan d.a. has damaged our country in an attempt to interfere in our presidential election. mccarthy has also said

good morning, lisa. before we get to that story, let's get a check of the forecast. good morning to you, liz 6 44 the officials

lisa good afternoon. what news in the minsk region? afternoon, although spring will please minskers with the weather this week , turn off the heating in the housing stock until the batteries in the houses are planned to switch to heating mode. and from strings of beads , wooden and metal straws, there are almost 1,000 easter symbols in the egg museum. we are on our air thank you elizabeth watch the news of your region immediately after the sports review. see you at 17:00. fans in zhlobin they created, a stunning full house witnessed the fiasco of their metallurgist. in the third match of the final series for the president's cup, the most productive was the second period of the meeting, when neman, already seeing in the score 1:0, scored four more unanswered goals, the final victory over the still reigning champion of the country metallurgist 5:0 in the series 2.1 benefit, grodno the fourth match tomorrow and here at 20:10. start of the game and live broadcast on belarus 5, finally in the russian premier league teams of the top position

that is some good news and also good news for us and for these business owners and the weather will be nice. lisa: puts everybody in a good mood i think. temperatures just as warm today, we had low 80's yesterday from kentfield to redwood city, livermore and concord, mid 70's in oakland. today, the onshore wind in 50's. 62 yesterday at half moon bay and we have about 1.25 mile visibility along the shoreline. there is a marine layer that gets well-established into tomorrow afternoon due to a feature to the north of us that will act to cool us down for 48 hours or 72 or so before a warm back up to the second half of the upcoming work week. the golden gate bridge, nice and clear here where temperatures are in the low 50's from san francisco, oakland, palo alto, half moon bay, the fog at 50. it is 55 san jose and slightly cooler from novato to santa rosa. the high clouds from our roof camera, 53 napa, 55 concord, upper elevation wines are quite gusty, 20 to 40 miles an hour. then there's a look at the deck of low clouds, creeping into san francisco so temperatures near average in the low 60's. elsewh

liz: rain is good luck, lisa, so that might be good for the warriors. 30. it will be followed by "after the game."they got this, lisa . lisa: potentially a whole week of good luck, because we have pretty implement weather heading our way. this area of low pressure will be allowing for the windy, much cooler, and weather conditions as we get rain for the first day of may, the last day in april, moving in this morning on windy conditions already. but what a pretty shot here. the sun coming up in about 25 minutes. it is 49, san francisco. 47 palo alto. we have mist and drizzle at the coast. you can see that there are areas of clear sky, though, here, from the golden gate bridge, and the winds being transported, that cooler air through the delta. this morning, you see the temperatures, colder, 46 novato, 47 in santa rosa with a live look from our exploratorium camera, you can see the fog on top of the building. foggy coast, partly cloudy, windy, and temperatures as much as 5 to 10 degrees below the last day in april averages and then belowr several days this

lisa good afternoon. what news in the minsk region? yulia good afternoon, we started the days of st. petersburg in minsk, we will tell you about the course of our rapprochement with the northern capital of russia. well , at the start, the easter joy of the orthodox festival will continue until the end of april, which will please the guests this time on our air details. thank you elizabeth, watch the news of your region immediately after the sports review. see you at 17:00. the belarusian national ice hockey team under the leadership of the new commander-in-chief dmitry quarterly continues to prepare for the may series of friendly matches. trainings are held on the basis of the minsk arena. the guys are divided into several groups called by the players of dynamo minsk as well as other khl teams there are representatives of the mhl vhl and an extra in total in the clip, 41 hockey players the day before the team played a two-sided match the reds played against the whites the duel ended in a convincing victory for the reds with a score of

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

and lisa. good morning. let's get a check outside. od morning to you. >> we have plenty of fog out there while it's sunny in walnut creek, we have fog in livermore. this is vollmer peak. and you can see the deck of low clouds there, 49 in san francisco. this is sutro and we are at 50 with the southwest wind by the delta that's going to transport the cooler air across the bay. 68 in oakland, 75 in fremont, low 80s inland. >> all right, lisa, thank you. thanks for joining us. the news continues right now with good >> rolling fork was a small town, good town. everybody here know everybody. family, friend. that's what we are looking at to build incumbent. bigger and better than ever. >> welcome back to "gma" on saturday more. mississippi devastated by last month's ef-4 tornado. i was there back in march. coming up in our next our, robin roberts visits the town takes a look how residence there put generous donations to good use. not too late. still use qr code on your screen to help out yourself. >> amazing how many people have are to come

. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with john team, jonathan arrow and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning, everyone. a monday before a jobs report, a monday about equities, bonds, currencies and oil. opec with a bit of a surprise. lisa: a sudden surprise move out of their meeting today talking about possibly cutting production by one million barrels or more. in response to a lack of demand, clearly they have a price point that is very different from joe biden's. tom: 69 on west texas intermediate. edward morris of citigroup says there can be a price overshoot right now. lisa: here's the question --how much does this reduce the narrative we heard about disinflation driven in part by the commodities sector in the face of slower growth? how much can they unilaterally change that narrative at a time when this administration is basically said in the u.s. we can no longer refill our spr in response to prices that are probably potentially going to overshoot to the upside? tom: he was previously booked and now he has something to really talk about. over the weekend, your bond observation?

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good morning, thanks for joining us. first, let's get another check of the weather with lisa. lisa: good morning.oking at live doppler 7 where we have clear sky and parts of the bay area but temperatures have dropped in the north bay. right now, 45 in foster city. upper 40's closer to the bayshore with low 40's in the north bay. that is where it is about three to five degrees colder. the differences come today with cloud cover and breezy afternoon wins. through the morning hours, it is full sunshine. after 8:00. through 11:00, we are in the 60's. by 4:00, you will notice the winds and some high clouds in the north bay. temperatures a few degrees er. 50's at t's elsewhere. we are starting the cooling trend and we are going to talk about much colder air in the next couple of days. liz: this morning, new information coming to light about the leak of classified documents. the washington post reports some of those files repealed -- revealed he tells about chinese surveillance. reporter: the world watching back in february as the u.s. shot down that chinese spy balloon off the coast of south carolina.

this story in a moment but first, lisa, good morning and let's get a check outside.e 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

all right, lisa, arching. good morning to you. let's go check out the forecast.where it's a little hazy 51 palo alto 48 half moon bay, where we have a half mile visibility so that fog is with us, allowing for some low sixties late today in san francisco, 51 santa rosa 54 in concord, so mix of high clouds sun low clouds pulling back to the coast. 59 half moon bay, 78 in san jose with low eighties inland. bringing us the news continues right now, with g m a. have a ♪ >> i got this no problem. >> i cannot see this trailer without seeing gio with super nintendo as a kid. super mario bros. movie", heist releasing in 2023. spector the top $839 worldwide box office as we can. coming up, morgan's from yesteryear coming for combat. move made by atari. >> what? >> atari? >> i thought that was nintendo, too. >> take a look at big stories we are following on this saturday morning. happening right up, lawyers for president's son hunter biden set to be with prosecutors in delaware next week. discuss ongoing irs investigation into overseas business ventures. the case is whether

lisa, good morning to you. happy easter.rom hawaii. i found myself so immersed in my screen the entire time that i ended up going like did i just have a vacation. i didn't feel like. that's what a lot of americans are feeling like also. so yeah, kona village, this will be reopening in july and this is one of those resorts thats takes you back to the g giligan's islands kind of days. you're not you roughing it but you're going with a technology disconnect. it's going to be a beautiful rosewood property when it opens up. tvs will only be available on request and that's intentional. people are paying through the nose to get away from technology as they should. room rates here by the way will start at about 3,000 bucks plus. so not a cheap ride. people are willing to pay to get the full disconnect. but that's one resort that is absolutely going to knock it out of the park when it reopens. >> that's not cheap but it does look beautiful. i get the screen usage notification, it's pretty depressing. we've got big sur, california. te

lisa: good morning. what a special day to be with you.

lisa: good morning. we are looking at increasing and because of that there is drizzle at the coast. otherwise the clouds spreading in land for the time and then they will thin out. as a look at temperatures in low 50's from hayward. 49 on the coa there at 2 miles in santa rosa. we are from a degree to 7° cooler's this morning. you can see high and low clouds. mostly sunny today except at the coast. low 60's san francisco. 80's inland. cooler sunday. >> authorities investigating a fire that spread to a warehouse. this happened on the 700 block in san francisco around 10:30. nobody was hurt. fire captain says the flames were running for over an hour and a half before firefighters were able to get the fire contained. the warehouse exterior merely impacted. community pain the respect to a 24-year-old victim shot in a walgreens thursday. doesn't showed up held for them last night. -- doesn't showed up - showed up for the vigil held last night. reporter: as candl and bloom sit outside of walgreens, friends more the -- more the person they knew as banko brown shot in the store thursday. th

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let's see what' lisa: good morning to you.morning with some breezy winds and you can see the marine layer here. still a bit above average in some neighborhoods. looking at sunshine, clouds at the coast. so today and tomorrow, the numbers will trend a little bit cooler and then much warmer tuesday, wednesday, thursday, especially inland. and that fog will fade away. today, 57 half moon bay. look for 70 over in oakland with low 70's in the south bay. >> that's your forecast. can we run it back a little bit. these gas prices, did you know there was a summer blend option? >> no. >> you don't get to choose the summer blend. the summer blend chooses you. [laughter] >> run back winter. >> my 5-year-old keeps telling me i need an electric car, but he has no money. thank you. >> to the nba playoffs now. sports janai is in the building. three teams today are in position to take commanding three-games-to-one lead in their series. the nuggets are one win away from sweeping the timberwolves. overnightt nl.>> i frogame thres grizzlies and l

lisa: interesting. good job, will.ith your translation earlier today -- will: with the latin? joey: yeah. my mom used to tell me, and i don't know if this is true or not, that the egg kind of brings it back to christianity because it represents the holy trinity, the shell, the white and the yolk? will: i've never heard that. jee e jee my mom was like you've got to bring with it back in. we'll celebrate the pay began side but only if it's on the christian side. lisa: you guys brought some interesting tidbits. will: there's three more hours to the show. good of you on this easter. let's get to some news. texas governor greg abbott is calling on the state's board of pardons and paroles to recommend a pardon for army sergeant daniel perry. perry was convicted on friday for murder of a black lives matter protester named garrett foster. this was during 2020 the, the massive blm protests. this protest in austin. abbott says he was working as an uber driver -- i'm sorry, perry was working as an uber driver when he encountered

lisa: good question. everyone is watching consumer credit balances carefully.e back now to above pre-pandemic levels, but the delinquency rates, while increasing slowly, are still well below pre-pandemic levels. benefits consumers saw from all of the stimulus over these last few years is still helping them, still sitting in bank accounts. so while it is creeping up, it is not yet concerning. guy: the chinese are just getting back to traveling. when they do, they are likely to do so in a big way. how much a tailwind will that the? -- be? lisa: pre-pandemic, international travel and online buying internationally was about 23% of revenue, very lucrative. it is still only about 18% of new. we have still got about five points to come back in. we were expecting 20% growth this quarter. that number could be closer to 30%. the big part of that delta we are waiting for is coming out of asia. it is china and southeast asia where folks are still getting back out there post-pandemic. alix: i you are that injury consumer confidence data that we got dashed into consumer conf

lisa: good morning. what a special day to be with you. : i put my best easter tie on, i even got permission from will to the wear linen, it feels great. lisa: it looks great, joey. will: in italy pope francis delivers his easter blessing from the balcony of st. peter's basilica. he hasp given his easter mass sunday this sun, but he plan -- this sunday, but he plans to give the blessing at any moment, and you will listen in live to that message. in fact, let's take a moment right now as i think the pope is about to take to the podium. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [background sounds] [no audio] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: -- that means passage, for in jesus the decisive passage of humanity has been made, the passage from death to life, from sin to to the grace, from fear to confidence, from desolation to the communion. he is the lord of time and history. i'd like to say to everyone with heartfelt joy, happy easter to everyone. people responding to the holy father who is seated today. [cheers and applause] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator:

lisa, good morning thanks for being here. for days now there was speculation what was going to be in the intitle, the indictment finally unsealed yesterday at the arraignment. give us some of your top take-aways >> my top take away obviously speculation was feverish among the chattering class and particularly among lawyers one of the things many of us were looking for is what is the underlying crime these business records were falsifying. not only does the indictment not answer that question definitively, it doesn't have a separate charge for many of those other crimes, and i think many of us thought particularly after all this time we would see some underlying charge like a scheme to defraud as alleged in this accompanying statement of facts or a conspiracy charge that's not there in the actual counts of the indictment we have 34 charges of falsification of business records as a class b felony. >> there's no conspiracy charge. so this has been ramped up from a misdemeanor to a felony. does that point to the weakness of the c

lisa abramowicz. jonathan: what a fantastic week full of brilliant conversations. live from washington dc, goodance." alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz. co. you down to retail sales in 30 minutes from now -- counting down retail sales in 30 minutes from now. breathing some life into the bullish view on the equity market, equity futures this morning a touch negative off of the bank of -- back a bank earnings. bank earning so far, so good. jp morgan out of the gate getting to want to a great start. the stock up almost 6% in premarket. citi out moments ago. lisa: bidding pretty much -- beating across the board. one point $3 trillion of deposits. we will get the comparisons here year-over-year in a minute. you are in the extension of the gain in citi shares is once again the big banks are the port in the storm and were seeing them consolidate their power and that perhaps is the story of the morning. jonathan: if you look at these names would you have we had a banking crisis in the last month? tom: no. they're going to do everything they can to underplay this. they're going to pay homage to th

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i was shocked and lisa was a nice person. she was a goode was good wife. >> for someone of that muc beauty, and that much giving o herself, to just be taken from us like that is just too much. >> finding out that the foster daughter - and it up committing her murder, only added to the collective pain and suffering >> the trail is the perfec word for what happened somebody hurting her, that she had taken and i can't even imagine what you must have bee going through. >> as detective -- worked the case, he learne there had been growing tension within the knoefel home righ before the murder. and the source of that tension was sabrina. >> she got along great wit kevin, and she did not get along well at all with lisa. >> he discovered lisa ha become frustrated with sabrina 's behavior towards kevin. >> she was fascinated with keven, she seemed a little vivacious in my eyes flirty like flaunting herself >> and detectives learned on text on lisa cell phone that sabrina's flirty behavior ha begun to take its toll on lisa and kevin's marriage, sabrin

to logistical burdens but joining us now is former litigator and msnbc legal analyst lisa ruben lisa, good and what do we think the former president's defense might look like >> let's start with walking you through the case, because, john, this isn't the case that folks probably think they know the case being tried today isn't based on trump's denials when he was president. it's based on a truth social post that he issued in october when he lost a ruling in this case he was seeking specifically to try and pause the action in this trial and prevent his own deposition and then he had a tantrum on truth social and reiterated all the prior denials that he assaulted e. jean carol, much less new her, that this was a complete hoax and a con job, et cetera, et cetera. and it's because of that e. jean carol has a new lawsuit which she coupled with a battery claim under new york state law that allows some adult sexual assault survivors to bring claims that otherwise would have expire for a one-year period of time. in terms of the former president's defense here, john, your guess is somewhat as good

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good morning, lisa. before we get to that story, let's get a check of the forecast. good morning to you, liz 6 44 the officials sunrise. we have plenty of clouds out there now, but no rain. there'ss erdale i are 3esooler this morng compared to yesterday. the rain has gone but we will look for the cloud cover to stick around for the first half of the day for fifties bayside to near 60 by noontime, mostly cloudy and then partly cloudy skies. with mid sixties inland, low sixties along the bay shore. the coast will stay cool that sunsets at 7 38, and as we get into a clear night will be starting out with more sun for your sunday we'll talk about, uh, the start of the warmer work week and see if it less talk about that coming up. all right, lisa, thank you. cyclists are on san francisco are calling for changes following the death of ethan boys on tuesday afternoon. boys who was a nationally recognized an award winning cyclists died after a collision with a car in the presidio, abc seven news reporter tim johns was at the vigil held for him were literally dying out here. i'

good. we are back with lisa countrymen, chief strategic officer and we welcome back rosenbaum, the directorf health care programs. welcome back lisa and welcome to backup. what are the health care programs at jdi diaz? >> we have a diverse portfolio and our programs serve people already licensed or certified and those that don't have health care experience but want a foot in the door. we work with medical assistance, dental assistants, lpns, rns and medical contributing high demand in the bay area with good entry level wages. the refresher programs are designed for people that already have a certificate and are licensed but people have taken time off or gotten a license or certificate and weren't able to find work in that field. we have targeted and short-term trainings to refresh clinical skills and get that confidence up and to practice soft skills we know employers really want. they go to a work-based learning experience with them or earning a wage and practicing skills and then we support them in finding a job afterward. the other training programs are for folks not certified or trained

joining me now is lisa ellis good to see you, lisa. -- what message do you take from amex right now? how much do you like this stock? >> i love amex right now it's one of our top picks, mainly because it traded off some over the last six months, sort of in sympathy with the mid-size bank crisis but if anything, they might be an opportunistic beneficiary they pick up some incremental business with small businesses but their results this morning were remarkably strong business up 16% year on year, revenues up 23%. and it's being driven by strength in the consumer, particularly their millennial gen-z cohorts, as well as their international segments, still recovering post pandemic so, you know, a really strong result out of amex, with the exception of expenses, which surprised a bit coming in a little elevated, putting pressure on stocks today >> lisa, i don't know if you caught that discussion we were having it wasn't very upbeat, unless there are some fed rate cuts to come when you listen to that, as somebody who is dialed into what we a

oh my goodness was the weather nice yesterday. lisain concord, 81 in livermore, 72 in san francisco. certainly temperatures well above average. and today, very little change out there. will get the changes later on today. the winds are going to kick up along the coast and allow for a better formed marine layer as we get into the latter part of the day and into the second half of your weekend. changes will come from a system to the north that's going to allow for a little bit of cooling. there's live doppler pretty mild compared to the way it's been the last few mornings. 53 in dublin and pleasanton, 56 in concord, 54 in san carlos with upper 50's in the south bay. a live look outside, where it is pretty nice already in the city. we will call it partly cloudy and not as cold this morning. looking at a warm temperature forecast inland. once again, some 80's forecasted. cooler beaches. gusty winds there. temperatures trend lower for sunday and to start the work week, but not too much colder. there is a look at the day today where we are l

lisa shenise clingman. good, erica polygamous depend on that. are i'm as for him each and you see him one in the station which you animate when you ask a great couldn't he just said death squads made of, of ukrainian nationalists record killing hundreds of 1000 of jews, poles, partisans, and russian orthodox church priests. the shogun in the welling, especially good order will pro, to for the previous token, just gets here. cribs, witness reachinig of genie abuse. a years later been darrow, we considered a hero and his followers, ukrainian nationalists, supported by us intelligence agencies, were returned to politics. and once again, demand special rights for the ukrainian church law. all of the job in winter 2013. these are protests that will lay to evolve as my dan ukrainian uni. a church made no small part in these events with awe needs to come to the russian state patrol. never unfortunately, no santini, diva king all sons, and that for me, it within the 55 when okay, so 9 is 25 and speaking. when else calls with little van in the european u

immediately after the news of the minsk region in my colleague is already in the studio lisa than to share. goodon, lyudmila, new green dictators, the fox week continues in minsk eco relay area is the logoisk forestry. well, in the capital of the eco transport season , i’ll tell you about the infrastructure for fans of bicycles and electric scooters of emotions on our air, stay with us. thanks bike very interested. and we'll see you at 17:00. nine boxers will represent the national team of belarus at the world championship in tashkent today the national team held the final training in flocks before going to the training camp in sochi, where russian athletes in our cage will act as sparring partners aleksey alferov yevgeny kormilchuk, as well as participant of the olympic games in tokyo alexander rodionov but vladislav smyaglykov heals microdamages. however, the player forum should recover, we are looking forward to hoping that it will quickly recover. well, for now, there are problems. no, we do not carry our entire category. we have four weight categories no, the world championship in tashkent

hi, rachel. >> rachel: good morning, lisa. >> lisa: rachel, this is a sad state of affairs. >> religiousof this country. it's needed to live in a free country. i mean, this is concerning. >> rachel: yeah. thank you for having me, lisa and happy easter to you. >> lisa: you too. >> rachel: ironically this was done to ad insult to injury right before holy week when it's the busiest and holiest time of year. it's deliberate and part of a bigger trend that we see in government, in general. in this administration. and it's a greater dilemma. , it's a growing dilemma. for the catholic church. you see the biden administration shut down churches during covid and fbi plan was uncovered, lisa, showing that they planned to infiltrate, you know, the they labeled traditional catholics as violent extremists and planning on infiltrating them as if they were a terrorist group. all of these things were happening. and do you notice that the catholic church has not been very vocal about it. part of that reason is because they have other more lucrative contracts with the federal government with hhs with, you

lisa arjun. good morning. let's go check outside.good morning to it looks a little bit like summer, doesn't it from the golden gate bridge with that compressed marine layer local louds and fog he, littleit ofe looking f sun declare partim the coast right now it is 50 to san francisco 58 in palo alto, already 60 in san jose with about a mile visibility half moon bay 48. you can see the sun here on the peninsula the airport 55 looking at 61 napa that 55 up in the north bay. notice the onshore flow influencing communities closer to the shore line, but today still very warm inland with low eighties there. alright lisa, thank you up next time is ticking. what we're learning about the looming strike for oakland teachers and vacate. two vibrant or vacant to vibrant program now in place to help revitalize certain parts of downtown san francisco will explain that abc >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> our governor has responded with what i think is going to be some tremendous support and he

good morning. i'm gloria rodriguez. we're starting this half hour with a look at the was a we have lisa argen with us this morning. ittle bit of mist and drizzle. temperatures in low 50's on the peninsula. you can see the fog bear. 50 degrees in the city. as we go through the morning hours, the fall because the pill back in by 11:00 still lingering on the peninsula but we are sunny in the 70's inland. we have been talking a minor cool dn and it will be that, minor today. breezy wind keeping it call in the city. look at 5:00, we are still in the 70's. a little more narrow of a spread. we take 80's out of the forecast and spread more 60's and low 70's 70's across the bay today. we talk about a cooler monday as well. gloria: developing news out of sudan where united states has evacuated everyone from its embassy in the capital. it comes as a cease fire order has fallen apart. thousands of americans are on the ground as the country enters its second week of fighting. abc seven news reporter has the latest. reporter: as the conflict intensifies, a pentagon official says the department of defense is considering using dro

lisa arjun, let's go. check out the forecast. goodt of us influencing our weather today will be on the back side of it gusty winds on the way. but right now it's sunshine and milder from the east foothills camera. you can see some of the clouds there. 50 oakland, palo alto and half moon bay. elevation winds are quite gusty . here is mount tam. you can see the fog. they're blowing even a little bit of precip with some drizzle. perhaps along the way today, 11 degrees warmer in san carlos. this afternoon. breezy winds you can see already up to 40 miles an hour on top of mount diablo, so partly cloudy skies a passing shower, perhaps windy along the coast, mid and upper fifties, but check out the accuweather seven day forecast. we stay cool for several days, then by the middle of the week, it's getting more like spring. the end of the week. much warmer. alright lisa. thank you . thanks for joining us this week with george stephanopoulos. is right now have a great day. >> announcer: "this week with george stephanopoulos" starts right now. >

lisa argen joins us. it looks like another good day to go outside and spend time outdoors. isa: despite the fog and some of you love it, it will scatter into parts of the bay area but staying close to the coast today and tomorrow in advance of a system to the north of us that is aligned for slightly cooler air. the feel of the week ahead is going to be more summerlike for sure as high pressure builds in strongly today. we have the area of low pressure to the north, and we will be looking at patchy fog around the bay. the wind is kicking up and that will make it feel cooler. 52 in half moon bay. oakland in the low 50's. san jose, 57. lightly warmer today, in the upper 60's. we have had the blanket of fog over parts of the bay area this morning and this begins to scatter out and we are getting a bit of a breeze. the breeze is allowing for the temperatures to be slower warming today. areas of clouds and fog today. slightly cooler today and tomorrow and looking at northerly winds and high pressure bringing a warm up tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, well above average. winds inc

that doesn't look good. lisae fed was going to cap and all of a sudden, we are heading right back to zero. seriously, people were talking suddenly in a completely different light. that is the reason that these whipsaws, the most deep and liquid market out there. have we truly reset? are some of the pressures truly disinflationary enough to remove inflation from the picture? jonathan: you got some doubts about that. lisa: i think there is an increasing breach between people who believe the fed has to go further and those who think asian hold. that unspoken reality is more comfortable with inflation remaining higher for longer and those who what -- want to see it come down more rapidly. tom: we've heard this from a number of our guests this morning. you can take a statistics and make whatever you want from them, but i think a lot of americans right now would say you know what, there was that moment, that glimmer of substantial, nominal wage growth. it is vapored in the last three months. jonathan: we will be with y