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let's start with lisa, happy easter to all of you who celebrate. let's get a look at our forecast. : we have had plenty of sunshine but a chillier start this morning as we look at live doppler seven. high-pressure offshore, bringing us a sea breeze leader today and morning fog. temperatures in the mid 40's downtown, mid 50's in san jose. there is a look at our fog where it will dissipate and bring us more sunshine around the bay today but a little below average. 40 in santa rosa. seven to 15 degrees colder than yesterday. a lot of sun and numbers in the 60's by noontime, upper 50's bayside. mid and upper in half moon bay. we will look for a milder day tomorrow but we are also going to see a chance of rain increasing by the evening hours, we will detail that and more rain in the week ahead coming up. liz: developing news, police back east are investigating to mass shootings hours apart. the first at a mall in south carolina that sent shoppers running for cover and the latest in pittsburgh with at least two people losing their lives. ellen though pez has the latest on both shootings.

kumasi: let's get to lisa. lisa: the wind has been up through the overnight hours as a cold front has pushed through. as you look at live doppler 7, you can see a batch of clouds there, and that isthose -- thatm alive with those gusty winds. mid-40's and the north bay, so upper elevations have seen winds over 50 miles per hour, mount tam at 47 miles per hour, and it is gusty iil. that ithwind advisory is with us through the late morning hours. by 8:00, all in the 50's for the most part. sunny skies, 11 :00, temperatures in the upper 50's through the low 60's. by the afternoon, upper 60's inland today. kumasi: thank you, lisa. now to the case in the south bay, the suspect accused of helping kidnap baby brandon are in court today. emotional words from the baby'sd safe, and she feels better now they are reunited. kumasi: amy hollyfield has more on the clues coming in this case. amy? amy: police have not said the motive behind the kidnapping and the mother says she also doesn't know why her baby was kidnapped. here

lisa: let's say that that doesn't even have to go as far as some think.lds go higher simply because the weakness in the yen, euro, the fact that foreign buyers will have a harder time buying u.s. debt on a currency adjusted basis? tom: we believe yields can go higher. the 10-year, we are looking at three to three" or. the problem is, to get to three and 3.25, you need to have a lot of short-sellers come in, and that is unstable. when you see 10's start to peek out, you have rabbit reversals lower. we had one overnight in japanese trading hours last week, and then they reverse rapidly lower. we think 10s can push higher from this level but we are getting close to that ceiling that is close to 3, 3 .25. lisa: will you be big buyers of duration? tom: right now we have a duration underway in the funds that we manage. we've been talking to our clients about closing their own generation gaps. i wouldn't become a long-duration buyer unless we get above the .25. we peaked at around 3.27 in 2019. we could get above that on oversold conditions, let's say 3.30 and a

lisa: let's talk about what aid the u.s. is sending on that front. $750 million.re are they drawing the line on what they are willing to send? annmarie: annmarie: annmarie: fighter jets. president zelenskyy asked for fighter jets. he is for a no-fly zone. this does seem at the moment the line the u.s. is drawing in terms of the equipment they are planning to send. although we don't have a readout. this is based on reports. we don't have a readout on what is going to be detailed in that $750 million worth. that is something we will be watching today and the rest of the week. tom: on the tragedy in new york, the east of brooklyn, you basically live there. the president will be asked today what you will do about violence, crime. i saw one statistic of the homicides over three years in chicago up 49%. whatever the numbers are, doesn't matter. someone will say, what are you going to do about it? how will he respond? annmarie: the president said he does think gun violence and crime, especially gun crime is endemic in american society. he recently spoke about this. two d

lisa, let's talk about this warm up we are about to have. lisa: the coolest day of the week.s are going up as soon as tomorrow. this is what you would expect to see in april, a cold front to the north of us. clouds moving into the north bay, but that will clear. we have fog in pacifica. 51 in oakland. 24 hour tempat change, five to 12rees win thebay. 's by noon time. breezy all around the bay. low 70's inland. still,0's at the coa developing, sacramento police are offering a $1000 reward for information leading to the suspects in a mass shooting. kumasi:

lisa: let's talk about process here. do you just basically come up with a list and a dartboard?is the process here? michael: i like to work from the inside out. my first choice was kansas to win the whole thing. i started with kansas, and then i started going on down. i had duke and kansas in the finals, and then unfortunately for coach k, he went out with north carolina. by the way, what a brilliant career for coach k. i had a chance to meet the guy one time. just a brilliant gentleman. tom: jon from the united kingdom emails in and says let's speak the truth, ferro defeats keene. that works out as well. paul sweeney and i lock horns on this every day on bloomberg radio in the 9:00 hour. the new media, the new technology, does march madness get bigger? how does it change? michael: as long as we don't have another covid era, it is going to get bigger and bigger. and give a shout out to the women's ncaa. tom: that's where i want to go, south carolina. is it getting momentum? michael: yes it is. that is growing at well. and all of this i attribute to online gambling because now yo

alright lisa. let's get a check of the forecast. it's going to be dry today.es are slowly climbing out of the 30s and our inland valleys 45, san francisco. is 45 in san jose as well as half moon bay and from the beach here in the low 40s still with a lot of cloud cover but temperatures in the 30s in the north bay with 42 by the delta livermore still at 39 so a much colder morning out there 15 to 16 degrees colder in the north bay, and we're looking at highs today with a lot of sunshine mainly in the low to mid 60s the coast of that seabreeze. so cool 58 there with upper 60s in san jose 67 livermore at 68 in the accurate 7. cast rain returns tomorrow in the north bay a level 1 system on tuesday, wednesday and thursday more rain and wind. all right lisa. thank you this week with george stephanopoulos is next and we'll see you at 9. have a great day. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of stu

lisa: let's not. tom: thank you, lisa. [laughter] lisa: i will give you an out. an: a picture of tom keene in the evening after a long meal and a lot of drinking. tom: my word. did you hear that mom let's not? it was a certain tone. [laughter] let's not. jonathan: the alpha price, $54.20. tom: let's quote the dow. jonathan: let's not. tom: let's not. [laughter] jonathan: this is bloomberg. ritika: keeping you up to date with news from around the world, with the first word, i'm ritika gupta. bloomberg has learned twitter is on track to reach a deal with elon musk on the $43 billion takeover offer as early as today. still the talks are set to be fluid and a deal could be delayed or fall apart. twitter had previously considered supporting that attempt. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin met with ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy in kyiv sunday night, the highest level visit since russia invaded. the u.s. promised ukraine more military aid and said they cannot attempt a repeat of the war. in france, voters have given emmanu

lisa, let's talk about this warm up we are about to have. lisa: the coolest day of the week. temperatures are going up as soon as tomorrow. this is what you would expect to see in april, a cold front to the north of us. clouds moving into the north bay, but that will clear. we have fog in pacifica. 51 in oakland. 24 hour tempat change, five to 12rees win thebay. 's by noon time. breezy all around the bay. low 70's inland. still,0's at the coa developing, sacramento police are offering a $1000 reward for information leading to the suspects in a mass shooting. kumasi: six were killed and 12 were injured outside of a bar downtown. we spoke to one of the mothers of one of the victims. >> this morning, police searching for the shooters that killed six people and wounded 12 blocks from california state capitol. >> we need another 5, 10 officers. >> gunshots rang out after a large fight in front of a row of nightclubs. a 29-year-old and her son, a father of two young daughters, two of the people that lost their lives. >> he was full of life, happy-go-lucky. always there to help some

lisa: let's say the idea here is perhaps you don't believe the fed has to go quite as quickly as somee hawks out there. i do wonder how much you have to reassess when you see things like housing prices continue to climb or housing continues to climb beyond expectations, despite the tightening we are seeing in financial conditions. >> to be clear, my baseline is 50 basis points in may and june. i think it is pretty clear they are signaling two moves, not just one. i think that is appropriate. the mortgage rates, they have gone up. mortgage rates are up to percentage points. it is clear there is some of this i will buy now before prices go higher, so it will take a little while for us to see the cooling and jay powell cannot print houses. we have a big problem and we have had a big problem for decades of affordable housing and under billed. maybe this is a wake-up call to build houses. lisa: what do you think would be a restrictive policy rate? >> i would not -- at the fed, i don't think they will do this, if they really start running out of the gate, i know jim bullard was putting out

lisa: hello. good to see you. amna: so let's talk about that plan from the biden administration. h democrats and republicans who are expressing concern about this? lisa: i have to say, talking to a lot of lawmakers and also top democratic sources in particular who have had problems with the title 42 kind of plan to lift it, there's a lot of silence today. and i think that doesn't register well for the dhs secretary, the biden administration, which was hoping to say, we have a comprehensive plan. there are still some doubts. it is a 10-page plan. it is not very long. it's something that some lawmakers have told me, i don't think this is corehensive. we're not sure this solves the problem. and i want to remind folks what we're talking about -- this is something that democrats have been saying for a few days. re's an example from senator joe manchin of west virginia. sen. manchin: 42 should not be done away with until we get an immigration policy or until the cdc basically says, we do not have a health crisis. lisa: and he's not alone. in the senate alone, there are 10 or 11 other de

while in emmanuel crohn's headquarters, we have dw lisa lewis and in marine, the pens ponti, where barbara vsl is now standing by for us, let's start with lisa micron is expected to win, but i imagine many people are on edge of their seats now wondering if there will be a surprise tonight, especially with a large number of undecided voters. absolutely. as you said earlier, this, the report was saying earlier, you know, my call has been delayed in the to suppose by here at the election venue of am i my cause. you can clearly sense a feel as sense of tens expectation. it doesn't look like a done deal behind me to participate my. my calls are slowly flowing in and you can feel that they are nervous. they will be looking at their results that can come out at 8 o'clock at night. as you said, one factor that could play a role is extension and polling institutes here are predicting a record abstention. and for this 2nd round of voting. so it could, it might well go down to the wire here in france. and also in paris we have barbara, this is the 2nd time that micron and le pen are facing each other on in this run off. what's different

lisa, let's get a check outside. lisa: winds will be picking up during the day. 45 in santa clara. sunshine. hi in the low 60's. low to mid 70's inland. liz: thank you for joining us. the news continues w before treating your chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more, you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start, with about 10 minutes of treatment once every 3 months. so, ask your doctor if botox® is right for you, and if a sample is available. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions and medications, including botulinum toxins, as these may increase

tom: i will let you -- lisa: i will let you do that, but i want to go back to what frances donald wasing, that you do think inflation is going to roll over. that you think there's a transitory nature to this that was prolonged by the pandemic moving to the crisis, and that that is what is really going on with the crisis driven inflation we are seeing. do you also think the fed will not be able to raise rates nearly as much as people are pricing in before they get concerned about growth concerns? kathy: we have been in that camp all along. or i guess i should say i have been in that camp all along. i think the fed now has to come out guns blazing declaring that they are going to conquer inflation because that is their job. i am sure they mean it. but when push comes to shove and we get the slower inflation -- the lower inflation and slower growth, will they really be able to follow through on that? will they need to follow through on that, or can they slow down the pace? you add in qt, which i think is being underestimated here, and we've got a lot of tightening in liquidity coming int

lisa: let's take you to the east bay.rd, looking at more wet weather. it is beginning to break apart in the north bay. into the south bay, looking at more wet weather for you and later returns toward saratoga. as you look at the past several hours, it is cutting off in the north bay but more showers through the next couple hours. we will look at the breezy wind up to 20 and 30 miles per hour, visibility at about a mile. we are into sunshine with mid and upper 60's today. tomorrow is easter and it will be sunny and mild inland. mid 60's around the bay and by monday increasing clouds. a stronger system wednesday. a stronger system wednesday. liz: the news continu with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? hide my skin? not me. dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema, with clearer skin and less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as ey

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lisa, let's see if we can get the black hawkers. to vote on our existing plan and we'll make a deal with they don't know our plan. we'll give them these majority black districts. and we won't run anybody in these districts. we won't help anybody run against them. in perpetuity they bought that to the black caucus i said we're going to double your number and state houses. we're going to give you majority black congressional districts that will double your number in the congress. what do you say they said you got a deal? so the republican party pulled out the black community. black democrats came in and for 30 years they've heard nothing but lies. because we don't fund the candidates that run down there whether they be black white is irrelevant if you go down in south carolina and run in general jim clyburn's district, you will not get any funding from the rnc no matter how good you are. they dry up the funding and so now for 30 something years. you've had a people down there that heard nothing but lies. it's like lincoln said in this

thank you very much lisa loosen. now let's check in on some of the other global business stories making news. friends, prosecutors of issued an international arrest warrant for carlos going, formerly ran reno and miss sam goen is accused of funneling millions of dollars of reno funds through a car distributor in oman for his personal use, including for the purchase of a $120.00 foot yacht and us treasury secretary, janet general, has warned europe to be cautious about imposing a complete ban on russian energy in ports. something the e u is actively considering. she said, such a move would dent global growth and probably would not have a major impact on the russian economy. it's been a terrible week for the newly merge entertainment company. warner brothers discover which owen's plans, like hbo and cnn, their stock price losing 15 percent. that after it announced the scrapping of cnn plus the news networks, digital subscription service, which costs $350000000.00 to set up. and which started just a few weeks ago. well, the perso

. ♪ lisa: keeping you up to date with news from around the world, i'm lisa mateo. let's to first word news. president biden has broad support from congress for a massive $33 billion ukraine aid package. lawmakers could finish work by may 9, but if democrats assist on attaching funding for coronavirus vaccinations and treatments to the package, action could be delayed indefinitely. officials in china are defending the covid zero strategy as the best way to fight the pandemic. they say the outbreak is coming under control with cases in shanghai showing signs of turning around. the lockdowns have been criticized for existing -- exacting heavy social costs. potential money laundering case at deutsche bank. the prosecutor's office says it relates to trades made by the bank. cathie wood's ark innovation fund is heading for its worst month. the etf is down 26%. the fund has declined almost 70% from its all-time high last year. key holdings like zoom and teladoc tumbled from there pandemic records. the fracking boom is turning texas into the earthquake capital of the u.s. west t

they are going to fight in london until complete victory and the final over moscow, listen to lisa we don’t let'se hangs in the balance, but let's face it, if putin succeeds, there will be unspeakable misfortune across europe, so we must be prepared for the ordeal. we must double our aid to ukraine let's face it, the architecture that was supposed to guarantee peace and prosperity failed ukraine . the economic and security structure that was developed after the second world war and the cold war is no longer in shape, while they rather untied their hands they restrained russian aggression . we need a new approach that combines military and economic security, one that recognizes that geopolitics is back britain has always stood up to bullies. we have always loved taking risks. so we are ready to resolutely use our strengths defense diplomacy economy and our will to go. at the head we are already doing. it is in ukraine ukraine is our war. this is a war of all, because the victory of ukraine is the victory of the strategic imperative. for all of us, heavy weapons. tanks planes must look deeper into

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lisa: before let you go, maria, i want your take on what the latest is with respect on oil and gas, embargoesrussia given the fact poland was among those in bulgaria that got their oil shut off by russia. has there been any cohesion with the allies in the eu about how to proceed from here? maria: i think there are two things, we will not see anything until mid-may. poland and bulgaria have specific cases. it is a warning shot by the russians on what they could potentially do but i do not see -- think we will see the same with italy or germany until mid-may. that is in the new rule payments are due and in terms of possible embargo as well, biden is weak -- cn of the week there will be a light embargo on russian oil but the question, and this is very much the issue, is the gas. this is not an oil story, the gas story. for the time being and there's a lot of confusion in terms of will that flow, should the european union cut it off before they get cut off and how do you favor this? the head of the european commission says if you pay rubles, that is in breach of sanctions and you could be in a bi

why was it gonna say in for lisa arjun? let's talk about this. we're being spoiled on this sunday.we have plenty of sunshine temperatures are going to be above average for seasonal and here's a look a live a live look in san jose and we're looking. 101 but look at the color of the sky just gorgeous some yellows and oranges out there. we're starting off with some partly cloudy conditions temperatures in the 40s and 50s for the next hour to and by lunchtime plenty of sunshine. there's a beach hazard statement in effect throughout the day, so be careful for strong rip currents and some sneaker waves, but temperatures will be a little bit warmer. so in the 80s for some inland areas around the bay low 70s and at the beaches near 60 sunsets at 7:53. i'll let you know how long this warmth will hold. all right. thank you so much francis an announcement made from ukraine's president saying he'll meet today in kiev with the us secretary of eight and secretary of defense so far the state and defense departments are declining to comment and have not confirmed the news but if the meeting happen

now from for more, let's talk to lisa louise, our paris correspondent is the, thanks so much for joining us. how are lupin's proposal going down with voters while money? very, to feel that she is indeed the candidate of increase spending power. that's how she has been trying to the picture self over the past few months when she's been campaigning through france, going from market to market and town to town. talking to people. however, since the 1st round of a thing happen, many people seem to have her look a closer look at her program. and although she's putting forward that topic of spending power, actually when you look at her manifesto, it's very much still very in a phobic diesel measure. she's putting on the table, she's planning on financing them through taking away money from foreign nationals. she wants to install a so called national preference, giving priority to french nationals when it comes to job housing, to social services. and i think many people have now realized that she is still the person she used to be when she took the took the party over from her father. he was con

lisa louis was that mother let pens headquarters. she said her supporters were optimistic going into the 2nd route. i talked to some people here who said no, really happy about this resolved and we believe that we can win the 2nd john of a thing. now when you look at the other candidate and the couple of them have actually expressed the outright support for moving the pen, that includes an exam more from the very, very far right. and that kind of the candidates together early gather about 10 percent of the base and really pen and to support us. we'll have to do more work and gather support from other candidates. for example, supporters of my belly, big from the center, right? republican party, who said that people should vote in favor of my call, but obviously marines at people. i want to convince their bay to, to rally that also. and marine, the pen is a pre hoping to, to find some people among space that have they do full far left. he wanted me all shawl to date in her favor in the 2nd around the voting. but when you look at the ot

hello phil let's meet lisa is my classmate. i'm staying at her place tonight, you know it's philip.meet you. kat listen, i have to go. come on, we'll call you later. yes, sure. bye. this is my guy, your wow, an outstanding kid, athlete. yes, a very capable hockey player, they wanted to take him to the moscow club, but i don’t ask for a lot of competition there. yes one of these days be how long. thanks to our guests. i can't even believe it's you. have you changed a lot here? the cottage had to be completely rebuilt. hello hello this is my daughter liza this is my old friend larisa she arrived from moscow today and her car was stolen right away. well, we have a city. i invited her to dinner. i hope you don't mind. will you show larisa house? nice dress thank you let's check out the tour with pleasure. on which one to go to moscow, all the girls dream about it. thank you very much dinner was wonderful. your girlfriend doesn't want to eat. she said she was tired and would sleep. larissa since you decided to stay here in your hometown . i would like to offer you a job in our company. i

liz: let's get a check on the forecast. lisang temperatures that have been above average, maybe not. we want the rain but have not seen the rain. active in the pacific northwest at the next few days but for the bay area high-pressure sits offshore and we have had patchy fog. temperatures are mild. you can see the haze and high clouds. 52 in the city, 55 oakland, 58 mountain view, 54 san jose and santa clara, 50 two half moon bay. the sea breeze kicks up throughout the afternoon keeping temperatures on the cool side. while we had mid 70's on the peninsula redwood city had temperatures coming up. 51 santa rosa, 54 petaluma, napa 55 in livermore at 56. 67 at the shark tank. mid 70's today even out by the delta. pushing 80 with upper-level north wind allowing for that warmth to bring the valley temperatures 10 degrees above average. partly cloudy today, tomorrow, monday. the wind will kick up tomorrow. cold day monday and then we are heating up quickly as this system passes to the north. high clouds in the upper elevations that will

lisa: before we let you go, you were talking about conversations with clients.are the biggest concerns for clients right now? what is their biggest worry that they present to you? elsa: i think there are number of questions on topics on people's minds. clearly you are looking at the situation in ukraine and everybody is looking at the fact that it could worsen materially at very short notice. it is a political decision expected on the sanctions imposed and that political pressure to change. beyond that, i think people are a little perplexed, looking at the relative strength of equity markets for example and in their heads trying to figure out where that is coming from. granted i'm talking to macro investors, they are probably a lot more comparable with that. there's a lot of anticipation or weakness further down the line. jonathan: elsa lignos, thank you. onto next week on the 12, we get cpi, then on the 13th, j.p. morgan earnings and on 14th, the ecb. tom: i strongly agree with you that we are already shoved into next week. you know i'm death on friday because

mike: let's hope they start picking up the pace a little bit sooner than inflation. lisawe were looking at what that number would be for ppi final demand. it did come in at 11.2%. the expectation was 10.6%. we are seeing markets respond somewhat in the way you would expect with yields up slightly. not a massive reaction but s&p futures the rays gains. we are looking at a market with new inflationary dynamic affecting the pipeline. 11.2%. can you put that in perspective? mike: it is the most since 2010, which is better than the 1981 number from yesterday, although they changed the ppi calculations around that time so we don't go as far back. it does suggest there are still pipeline pressures which does not surprise anybody given the fact that we are seeing all kinds of interruptions to supply lines, interruptions to agriculture from the war in europe. a lot going on that pressures prices. one other number i wanted to mention today, the mba mortgage applications is not something we follow on a daily basis. it is very high frequency data. down another 1.3% last week. what is

lisa, if you're still there, let's talk about some of the policies that many of the french rogers are looking to see to be continued or to be implemented going forward. well, somebody just from the center right, obviously want him to continue his market orientated or from, you know, the, the idea to increase the pension age to 65 instead of the current 62. that was actually one of the most important measures for my call in the election. combine obviously that scaring of left wing voters, but it's pleasing right wing or, you know, send to right, voters. he said he would be the country that the president to get the country back on track to increase it and bring down an employment to make sure that everybody can make ends meet. on the one hand, he would continue these market orientated reforms, but he will also do some carry out some other reforms you know, to improve the me bills, it's spending power. that's what he has been debating about with marina penn. in the tv debate ahead of the 2nd round of fighting, and he promised that he would also be the candidate of increase spending power

lisa: i would love to. let's do it. ♪ at xfinity, we live and work in the same neighborhood as you. always working to keep you connected to what you love. and now, we're working to bring you the next generation of wifi. it's ultra-fast. faster than a gig. supersonic wifi. only from xfinity. it can power hundreds of devices with three times the bandwidth. so your growing wifi needs will be met. supersonic wifi only from us... xfinity. jonathan: good morning to you all. kicking off a brand-new pudding week stateside. futures are negative by a quarter of 1%. following last week's losses of 3%-ish points, bank of america is up around 1% bank of america is up around 1%. , a little soft -- their stock has struggled. today, positive by 1%. only one day this month they have traded positive. tom: we will have all that coverage for you. thank you for your comments on their coverage on thursday from the pre-meetings of the international monetary fund. there is so much going on. at least jon and i in transit felt like we had to get out in front of the spring meetings. when you have juergen and

lisa: but what happened to underscore that? let's talk about cpi, for example.f you look at the main components, rent and major issues that people are focused on, they are skyhigh. yes, auto prices have come down, but is that enough to see inflation come down for consumers? brian: no. and i think that the fed has changed its tune. we have more focus on the balance sheet now. so what michael said before, that we priced in as much as we could for a while, that is standard, by think the problem is the same, the fed has to stop the psychology of inflation from getting more ingrained. that's difficult to do when everything seems to be getting more expensive and it is still way too easy. lisa: they st. louis fed president came out and highlighted the pressure, saying there is fantasy in policy and a neutral is not putting downward pressure on inflation, it's just keeping things from putting upward pressure on inflation. how to get the sense that we are seeing a response, even the perceived tightening of fed policy, to give us confidence that we cannot go up that far w

if you read it, if you all do something, let's go to the w lisa louis standing by at microns election night, open air headquarters at the eiffel tower. what will his biggest challenge for the new term be lisa? well, i think the biggest challenge for him will be to be a real centrist president. he has to walk this really fine line between some center, right, some center left policies, what he actually promised 5 years ago. but seemingly, he hadn't really managed to fulfill this promise in his speech. he said, you know, i want a human, an equal, a social, a liberal, an ecological, and a france actually for the coming 5 years. and that is really difficult to obtain because he, he has to talk to days, waiters on the center, right, that have waited for him. but also today's vote is on the center let that have actually voted for him. someone holding as sometimes holding knows, actually, but thinking, you know, we have to vote for him to prevent marina, pardon marina penn from coming to power in the far right. so many votes this time around with their pen getting more than 41 percent of the

and from hi lisa lewis, they're competing with a lot of chanting behind her. we'll let you leave it there. thanks very much for the latest. from the pens headquarters. i'm back in a studio now with me. is it a little hoarse bonding manual shares with the bigger picture? i feel a little bit like we're having deja vu to borrow a french expression. 2017. we saw pretty much the same thing. how does this election in 2022 stack up to what we saw in 2017? well, i think these are like 100 friends. we see the banter of having the rights come into power a bit closer and you see the margins between the candidate narrowing of the selection. and this is a worry that we've seen here in germany with the last 2 elections with the a i d party, the party, the right thing, party here in germany. and it's, it's interesting to see how this was perceived back, then aware the rest of europe and especially in france, everybody was panicking was seeing that the far right was entering the german parliament once again, knowing that the last time was actually before world war 2. and actually when

let's wait for lisa a few days later she arrived.n with big beautiful eyes. elizaveta glinka always took a direct part in all rescue operations. she's under took out sick and wounded children from the donbass with bullets so that they could get help in the best hospitals in moscow and st. petersburg. and when i went into intensive care, there the children were already being prepared for being sent to the station, and the windows were very large, they were wide open to nastya, what can i say. is it possible so? here, she says, so she says it is better if now, from the wave of the explosion, the windows can break and the fragments will fly into the children. a terrible diagnosis of a tumor of the brain stem divided the life of the family, murich before and after in his native donetsk, little maxim did not could help because of the hostilities in the city there was no unnecessary equipment, no specialists. maksim's mother elena turned to dr. lisa for help . so, as always, she did not remain indifferent. this year we are here. she took u

let's get the holiday forecast. lisa: it is looking good. if we look at live doppler seven, cloud cover to the north, high-pressure off the course -- coast allowing for the temperatures. santa rosa at 37. the 24 hour temperature change pretty dramatic, anywhere from seven to 18 degrees colder. you can see the camera shaking, wind in the higher elevations over 20 miles per hour. plenty of sunshine. upper 50's, bayside. by the afternoon, in the upper 60's. plenty of sunshine this easter sunday. we will talk about rain being back into the bay storm for thee week. liz: two people have died after 11 people shot at the home in pittsburgh. police say the mass shooting happened at an airbnb rental property where there was a large party going on. people were seen running a way from the home. others were injured while jumping out of windows to escape the gunfire. it is no information on suspects at this time. we will keep you updated as it develops this morning. a terrifying scene at a south carolina mall, shots ring out leaving within a dozen people

lisa: oh, you would, okay, then yeah. >> kelly: you all planned it, you're like let's show up and do something. >> lisa: we were asked, becauseso i went to where i was like i don't know if i can do that, really? it sounds like a lot of work. and then someone showed me pictures of this pink sequined tuxedo and i went, well, i can do that and mirror can wear blue suit, and she did. >> kelly: you look fantastic! it is awesome! so you have the attachment to these characters that you play and we love and for you all to do that is really cool and nostalgic for everyone. is it true that you originally did not even want to do acting? he wanted to be a doctor! i never heard about that. we too, i was going to be a doctor too. and then i was like i guess i will sing. >> lisa: you are taking a shower and then you're like -- >> kelly: that's amazing, not many people are like i'm going to be a doctor. >> lisa: my father is a doctor and my brother was in med school. so not out of nowhere. i found it fascinating. i loved biology. i did biology and i was like this is it for me. >> kelly: how did that shift happen? >> lisa: this is a little we

let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. lisa: starting up a little bit warmer in parts of the south bay and we are looking at temperatures in the 40's and it was a warm one yesterday. the numbers were well up into the 70's and even a few 80's as we look at satellite and radar composite. there are clouds to the north and we will have partly cloudy skies but otherwise upper 40's in dublin right now. there is our warmer start, five to six degrees warmer for livermore. sunshine at 9:00. low to mid 60's bayside. upper 60's inland but the wind will kick up at the coast and it will be quite gusty. we will look at a week system tomorrow. we will talk about what that means for the rest of us coming up in a few minutes. liz: sacramento police are investigating a shooting with multiple victims. this is happening right now. the conditions are not known at this time. this happened in downtown sacramento, about two blocks from the state capital, just a couple blocks away from the -- center. gunfire is heard in the background. we are not

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lisa: you did not even let him respond. lee: it is being english and an economist. it is a deadly combination of english economist. the most pessimistic combination you can get. jonathan: definitely. lee ferridge there. lisa: that is why you like to tweak to me because you personally emphasized clearly because you are also british and you favor economics. there you go. jonathan: getting exposure to the lee ferridges of this world. it gives you that worldview. equities down 1% on the s&p. on the nasdaq 100 down by 1.6%. tom: i'm going to take your point of two big days back to back yields. one would be enough but off the move yesterday, today, nine basis points on the 10 year yield and this is a lift to the curve, a complete reset off of qt. jonathan: lisa asked the right question. she always does. we have gone over it a couple of times, haven't we? the bait -- the debate is divided on that. lisa: the question is do yields have to go up first and then come back down when the turmoil takes place. jonathan: coming up, catching up with senator bill cassidy, the republica

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lisa: selling a five dollar plastic eiffel tower i will taped to my window. [laughter] tom: sunday night, france decides. jonathan: are you getting to fly out there? tom: i am hoping. jonathan: let's go to bramo's. lisa: i will have an eiffel tower. jonathan: tried to sell that to mrs. keene. lisa: i will provide the wine. ritika: up-to-date with news from around the world. and ukraine officials say a missile attack on a railway station filled with refugees has killed thousands of people and we did at least 300. the station is on the eastern flank of the territory held by ukrainian forces. the war is entering a new phase. it is likely ukraine has just weeks to acquire and deploy new weapons for fighting in the eastern part of the country. the european union has targeted russia's crucial energy revenues. the block agreed to ban russian pole imports and japan will follow. the biggest round of sanctions since russia invaded ukraine. the band also includes a ban on russian traps and ships from entering the eu. the russian central bank unexpectedly cut its key interest rate. that is seen as a sign of confidence the central bank can reverse some of the monetary tightening imposed after

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