thank you, lisa let's take a look now at some of the headlines from around the world. at least one person has been killed and more than 50 hers in an explosion. spock by a fire at a filling station in romania, a second's last injured 5 bytes is betting the blaze beat solutions habit at a liquefied petroleum gas station. north waste of remaining as a capital book or as a man has shot, the 3 people in florida and what police say was racially motivated to attack the shoot to enter the stall with a hand gun and an assault rifle painted with swastikas. he then shot 3 black people before killing himself. so coaching staff from spain's world cup winning football team have offered their resignations in protest against federation. president louise will be unless he's been suspended by the fed during the review of his conduct for kissing the play of jenny her. most of off to the final, she says the case was not consensual. dozens of pays. both women and men have said they would not play unless ruby alice resigns. c 5 suspension removes would be on his form soccer for duties for

announced inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the murders and attempted murders of babies by lisa letnurseill be a statutory requiring -- inquiry. it will have greater legal powers to force the people who might have been able to stop her from attacking babies to give evidence. following the case of lucy let b, judges will begin the power to order an offender to attend a sentencing hearing including by force if necessary or face more time in jai richie sunak confirmed plans to introduce a new law when parliament resumes but labor says it should have been done earlier. a man and charged with conspiracy to commit burglary after breaking in the home of the chelsea football or raheem sterling during the qatar world cup. the player left the england squad to return home to his family after the incident last year. the 23-year-old from sx has been remanded in custody to appear at guilford rand court next month. you are watching bbc news. the uk foreign secretary james cleverly has defended talks with chinese officials in beijing, saying it would not be credible to disengage. he is the first br

welcome to lisa. let's start with the charges on the evidence against the president are well filled in a surprise and it's one of events. i. d as a june sally to june said space president came up last night on national tv in the country. i've seen it, they've got evidence uh to charge the i'll send you that my, my basically what they've called the, you know, treatment of hide freezing and the national security issue is that process but has made a mistake. he's off with them. so he's communications to, with the following mass knows that international bodies, he likes of anthony blinking as we know, as meant in some sort of consistent communication with basically even though he's still being held in captivity that i thought you and that that's a t 5 guitar that expresses, i'm concerned i communications with uh, based on his also it seems like he's meant in constant communication with the he's the alphabet cabinets. some of them are not the one in the country, some of them in front of different places. so it d

let's call it 4.30. new highs for the cycle, new highs for this year. lisa: people are wondering how long can it continue given so many people have said let's buy. retail cell yields in focus, walmart is coming out. tapestry about 15 minutes before walmart. this is the irony of the moment. we are talking about china dragging everyone down, this feeling of inflation and people moving away from sovereign debt and u.s. consumers keep spending. 8:30, we see jobless claims come out. when do we see the jobless rate tick up? it has been steady around 3.5%. do we need to see a tick up? the economics and dexcom's out. it has remained so high relative to history. the data is coming in above expectations more reliably than it has in a long time. what does that mean about how much people are feeling negative about the economy and how that is not reflected in the data? jonathan: compare that to europe. it is ridiculous. we have a lot of earnings, walmart later. the target cfo came out yesterday and he said something like student loan repayments would strain already strai

lisa, let's start off by defining what a protective order is in this case. >> a protective order, josÉis something that governs discovery in a civil or criminal case. discovery is essentially the evidence that the government would be relying on whether that is statements by witnesses, texts, phone records and the like. before they produce any of that to former president trump they want to guarantee that certain materials are going to remain confidential until they develop a plan for how they will use them at trial or in motion practice, and as former president trump who is fighting back and saying, no, i want an opportunity to be able to discuss these, to reveal them, and to be able to tell the american people why it is that these documents don't support a charge against me, much less a conviction, josÉ. >> is this something -- i mean, nothing in this case has precedent, but is this something you normally hear about in a case like this? >> yeah. forgive my life for a second, but protective orders are standard in a criminal case like this. perhaps what is not as standard is the broadnes

. >> and lisa, let's go back to the trial date now that was proposed by the department of justice, that january 2nd date, not even two weeks before the iowa caucus. what's your read the judge will grant prosecutors that date, or is she willing to take the prosecution's arguments in mind? >> you know, john, i probably think that not unlike judge aileen cannon in the southern district of florida, she's going to try to meet the parties in the middle, but it might not be the middle exactly. and in particular here the department of justice wants to start trial on january 2nd. that doesn't mean select a jury on january 2nd. they actually want to do jury selection before christmas starting on december 11th. my guess is she'll look for a time in the spring. manhattan d.a. alvin bragg earlier this month has signaled a willingness to forfeit his own march trial date in the manhattan d.a.'s hush money case in the event that the department of justice or others need a sooner trial date for crimes alleged against donald trump that are more serious. >> and we just showed that packed calender of trump'

joining me now, msnbc legal analyst, lisa rubin, so lisa, let us start with the most recent news, thatth saying, hey, i want this election interference case to be tried in january. >> yeah, that's somewhat of a surprise that he wants it to be tried this soon. on the other hand, we see donald trump and his social media posts and in his public appearance saying joe biden's crooked doj waited two and a half years to charge me. they could have done this sooner is the implication, well, now they're saying, hey, if you knew everything that was in the indictment already and you're saying we should have been prepared to do this much sooner, surely you must be prepared as well. >> there's going to be a hearing on the protective order in that case tomorrow. a judge will be deciding whether or not to impose one and if so how restrictive it will be. could we also hear them debating a trial date in that hearing? >> we won't. and here's why. trump's team has until august 17th to submit their own brief, not only on a proposed trial date but all of those intervening deadline, and then we'll probably h

. >> so when we talk about severing cases, lisa, let's talk a little more about what we're going to see on monday, the possibility of a case or more moving to federal court, but also what you're going to be watching in the days ahead. >> one of the things i'm going to be watching, chris, certainly is for anyone who comes forward and wants to have a plea hearing. the financial burden with defending yourself is enormous. we saw jenna ellis this week take to a christian go fund me site. she raised in excess of $95,000, but that doesn't go very far when you're a defendant in a rico case. i'm doing to be looking for signs of cooperation. in terms of monday and the hearings, not only am i interested in whether judge chutkan makes good on her promise to expedite the trial date if donald trump doesn't comply with his conditions of release, which include not intimidating witnesses, not talking to others who are defendants of the case about the facts of the case, but essentially not obstructing justice further, and whether she thinks they have crossed that line, and looking to see what kind of ev

. >> known as a tough on crime prosecutor, lisa, let's talk about donald trump's own words and the wayt he has gone after not just fani willis and the judges and witnesses potentially, but one specifically today after geoff duncan. he is said to be testifying today in front of the grand jury, according to the agc, a day early. here he is going after him. he shouldn't, he says, he shouldn't be testifying. can this be considered in the future witness tampering if he were to do so again? >> it looks like the epitome of the georgia witness tampering statute, which is also a predicate crime under georgia's rico statute. one other thing that i want to point out to our viewers that's unusual about georgia's rico statute is it also encompasses attempts to commit underlying crimes, and not just competed crimes. so if you attempt to intimidate a witness or you attempt to solicit someone to commit election fraud as with, for example, the brad raffensperger call, where you don't succeed, but sure as heck make a good faith, or not a good faith, but a good try at doing it. that's part and parcel of

lisa lisa well, let 's just talk about the song.a premiere on the air, or rather the premiere of the video, including this is also very chic. entrance, when we can not only hear, but also see, but to be ourselves what is this song about who participated in its creation? maybe you yourself had a hand in this too. it's simple beautiful song. honored artist of the republic of belarus valery shmat wrote how to be himself, but we went to his classes with my parents in order to somehow prepare a song and consult to choose a melody for me, a note, a note, uh, here we are. only at first we wrote a chorus and a verse like this they changed the tune all the time. eh, i really wanted my song to have not only a strong , bold part, but also some kind of chorus there, perhaps, which will be some kind of quiet, in order to accelerate there before some high note. so we did it in the song. i'm very happy. in fact. this is a very important song . why? because with this song you participated in the finals of the national selection for the internationa

lisa, let's call it for 11. ainst people who say a soft landing is in the books. andrew is the best guest to talk about this. given the fact you are seeing some of the input prices. the fact it is not just food and energy. it's when you strip that out. the revisions indicate that perhaps on a rolling basis, this will average its out. food and energy was revised downward 1/10 of a percent. maybe this will be a wash in the end. jonathan: the price action looks like this, equities down a quarter of 1% on the s&p 500. yields a little higher. the 10 year, back up a couple of basis points. dollar is stronger, the euro almost unchanged on the day at 109.88. kathy and john and jay levitt coming up. mike mckee is back. tom: i remember m1, m2 and m3. there was a .20 or 30 years ago where the world stopped for ppi -- there was a point when 20 or 30 years ago, where the world stopped for ppi. i thought you did great there. jonathan: thank you. tom: it was a toxic brew of inflation. jonathan: not my first rodeo. i'll see you

it's going to be a hot one today for a let's check in with lisa.etty shot here, stephanie. we are looking at the view from mount tam. 76 degrees. relative humidity is up 40%. that is why we are looking at the elevated fire danger today. be careful out there. we will talk about widespread 90's in the north bay. couple digits i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. h

nvidia "after the bell" talk about a big stock to watch, let's bring in wealth management senior vice president had a public markets group lisaa, i know working to get kohl's at seven but nvidia is really going to be a true market mover because of the weight with the s&p, what are you expecting. >> overall we are monitoring the remaining earnings report, if you go back and look at what's happened to date, second-quarter overall has been a nice reprieve from some of the concerns of where we might head because in general most companies have b expectations both in terms of number as well as the actual amount of expectations. so as we look forward, the big question to your point can the momentum continue and some of the concern has been can the a.i. continue to come out in a way that has been expectations. hopefully as we continue to get some of the expectation numbers over the tech area and terms of a.i. demand as well as consumer spending, that will help clear out what is to be for the second half. >> let me bring on adam johnson, nvidia is the story for wall street. >> it sure is, the stock that was 175 less than a year ago ma

let's bring in lisa rubin, who has caught her breath. thank you, we appreciate it. let's talk about rudy giuliani addressing reporters. if you're his lawyer, and it's unclear who his lawyer will continue to be? what do you want him to say. >> nothing at all. anything he says at this point is ripe to be used at this proceeding or a number of other ones that could face him on the civil side. ideally, you want him to listen to his lawyers. >> this video is him leaving his manhattan apartment earlier. this is not him at the courthouse. let me ask you about mark meadows. in the time since i have seen you, i looked on my phone and there was a response from d.a. fani willis from mark meadows' request to delay his arrest or move the case entirely. i did not have a chance to read it because we were talking about yevgeny prigozhin. >> i had a chance to scan it. one of the things fani willis says, she's asking for a judge to immediately remove his case to federal court, and fani willis and her team say no can do. the statute requires an evidentiary hearing. the judge has set th

let's check in with lisa to see how it is shaping up for tomorrow.will see a bit of a cooldown. today hot in oakland in the 80's. you don't normally see afternoon highs in the 80's. we will be three to four degrees warmer than yesterday today for sunday. as we go to our back to school forecast for oakland unified, you noticed temperatures will be cool in the morning. 7:00, 50 degrees. low clouds and fog returning for a breezy afternoon revealing mostly sunny skies and highs in the 70's. that is more like it. we will lose five to seven degrees for monday afternoon in oakland and many communities around the bay. the northerly winds are with us again. that is going to allow for a quick warm-up. high-pressure has built in from the south. as we look live from our emeryville camera, it is clear and we have haze. moderate air quality throughout the bay area today. with the northerly wins, a little bit of haze being dragged down reducing visibility in the morning hours with a little bit of fog. overall, the air quality from the heat is allowing you to notice

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darren >> thanks very much, lisa. let'spics. rishi sunak has postponed his eagerly anticipated cabinet reshuffle , but many of his reshuffle, but many of his critics are now claiming that this shows sunaks weakness to act decisively with the tory party conference just around the corner and the conservatives still polling well below labour . is this the right move for the prime minister? well, joining me to discuss this is chief political commentator at the independent, john rentoul . john, independent, john rentoul. john, thank you very much for your time. i mean , this does suggest, time. i mean, this does suggest, doesit time. i mean, this does suggest, does it not, that rishi sunak isn't exactly awash with talent in the conservative party otherwise it would do this in a heartbeat, would he not? >> no. >> no. >> mean reshuffles are something that should be used sparingly , that should be used sparingly, andifs that should be used sparingly, and it's very difficult for a prime minister to comment on them. >> but if he coul

lisa: let's talk about the specifics that have come out, macy's in particular.s they reaffirmed guidance, and now shares are lower as they are looking at mark downs being insufficient to declare inventory. is there a larger story about price tolerance, about the middle tier retailers and how tough it is for them to move their materials? chuck: i think the bottom line for macy's is that some parts are really good, and i think generally speaking inventory levels continue to be healthy, that there is definitely a weakness across certain parts of retail. there is no one-size-fits-all right now. we continue to watch the trend and we will see how some of the data points come out. lowe's, he wouldn't expect to see that with rates moving higher, but they continue to be healthy. lisa: people are renovating their homes. i do want to talk about dick's sporting goods. shares plunging after they missed their forecast. talking about theft is one of the biggest reasons. how much more have we heard about theft among all the retailers, particularly over the past two years? chuck

let's get a check or your forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. to be warm for those folks going outside? lisa: the warming will come inland so we are not going to see a lot of changes at the coast. we have the dense fog and a couple reasons behind that and we will have sunshine into the afternoon today and more so into sunday. as we look at live doppler 7, still monitoring this feature to the south of us, an area of low pressure that is really going to keep the low clouds and fog situated along the coast until this once to get out of town. also allowing for showers and thunderstorms in the sierra nevada. otherwise, a warming trend really getting going with above average temperatures in our inland valleys today. the north bay, far in the north bay, inland valleys in the east bay, we will feel the difference today. and the next several days. here's a look at the fog, very dense from parts of the bridge there and we will be looking at that threat for an hour. 59 in sunnyvale, 60 in campbell, so we are looking at slightly warmer temperatures around t

let's get a preview of your saturday weather with lisa.. getting brighter. advertise in the low 70's. we will do that again today. a breeze in the afternoon should keep it nice on the peninsula. it is warming up, feeling like summer in the inland valleys. until we hit the triple digits. when that happens and how long it lasts, coming up. >> also, bruce bochy back in the bay. the rangers taking on the diamonds at oriole park. sports anchor larry beil has highlights coming up. well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls... and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now... you won't believe your eyes! [laughter] the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! [laughter] gloria: in sports, the oakland a's are on the road to even up the series and washington, d.c. giants are looking to break their three-game losing streak after welcoming back an old friend last night at oracle park. sports director larr

so lisa, trick wilma in lagos, nigeria let's catch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. the japanese island of okinawa is bracing for the arrival of type food come noon. the storm is already battering the island with rain and strong winds. authorities are urging hundreds of thousands of people to seek shelter. indigenous groups and argentina are demonstrated to reclaim their land and natural resources. the protest uh, in the capital with us iris is directed against regional authorities in the countries north. the rally followed a 1800 kilometer march from the bolivian border. now so says it has picked up signals from the voyager to deep space pro. and it's sending new commands and it's direction to try to restore control. contact with the spacecraft was lost when an incorrect command. misaligned it's in tenants. 4 inch are launched in 1977. is now nearly 20000000000 kilometers from our craft to expand man census sports. know that the women's world cup group d has come to a close england put in a dominant performance in their $61.00 wind over china. the l

well, let's take a peek outside. how's it looking, lisa ? >> well, we're starting out with a little bit less of a marine layer. here's a look from our roof camera where temperatures mostly in the 50s, we had a beautiful day yesterday. still some haze, but we'll continue to see the warmth head our way. stay tuned. my accuweather seven day forecast is next. >> lisa thank you. and still to come on abc7 mornings a racially motivated shooting. that's what authorities are calling a deadly incident in florida. what we're learning about the suspect's last messages, that's coming up. >> then from the office to the stage, how a marine based group is making sure working adults have time to dance. >> we'll be right back. >> if you think a tin shed can hold up like a tuff shed, you're in for a big surprise. see what a difference a tuff shed building can make in your backyard. >> tuff shed built tuff since 1981. >> i can afford to follow my dreams. i can invest in myself and my future. >> i can get free money for college to help me achieve my goals. >> i

let's check in with lisa. checking out zephyr temperatures in the 60's. 80's later on with the cumulus clouds building over the mountains. that will last for a couple days as we are locked into the current pattern stephanie: a beautiful shot. at look at all the fog rolling in. in sports, to san francisco favorites made appearances on the diamond. on the football field, a preseason opener. chris alvarez has your morning sports. chris: good morning. the giants honored the 1993 team last night. barry bonds was introduced, a cool moment bringing out the skipper from the rangers dugout. the 1993 team won 103 games but failed to make the playoffs. we are here. brandon crawford, the last giant from those championship teams, loaded the bases. giants get nothing. austin slater ground out in an inning ending double play. frustrating. runners in scoring position, frustrating. top of a four. rba single up the middle. texas scores three to take the lead. giants up. another double play to end the inning. 8 men left on base

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and let's get a preview of that weather right now with lisa. good morning, lisa. >> hey there, gloria. emeryville socked in with the low clouds and the fog. temperatures in the upper 50s. but it burns back at 10:00 hour, so maybe sooner air and we'll look for temperatures warmer in the 70s here today. it's going to be a nice weekend . it's going to be a hotter week ahead. i'll explain next. all right. >> thank you, lisa. and also next, a big trade by the 40 niners. a team giving up on trey lance. abc seven sports director larry beil has the details after the break. >> wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life except the hours that you're sleeping. >> so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed for a next level. >> you, my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythm. >> plus, it's not a competition. >> i know, but i'm still winning . >> so it is a competition. >> say 50% of the sleep number limited edition, smart bed, plus 60 month financing on all smart beds. shop now on

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damian sassower here with me to fill in while tom, jon, and lisa pratt. let'smething damien knows about china, unveiling new mortgage policies aimed at halting slump in its residential property market including more support for homebuyers as they look to revive the world's second largest economy. you are well versed in this because emerging markets is your wheelhouse, your specialty for the eye. what you think about this? damian: i am the chief income mortgage strategist in my day job. the pmi data comes out next thursday which will be weak and the fact they just cannot get the consumer moving in the right direction domestically. household are in trouble, they are highly geared toward the property sector which is in a funk. today we find out if country garden, once the largest private property developer, is able to come to terms with creditors in the verdict is out but ever grand in some of those passed before and we are waiting to see. matt: it is key to markets and we continue to read your excellent research to find bloomberg intelligence. i want to talk abou

let's check in with lisa. how is it looking? >> certainly warming up. upper level winds out of the north. temperatures above the inversion, well into the 70's. i may have felt the warm up, but more today and sunday. that will be the warmest day out there. we have a marine layer as we look outside. it is patchy in spots, in the east bay. 55 in san francisco and pretty warm in oakland. 59 in san jose, and we will have an afternoon series that will work to keep us comfortable at the coast, but that will scatter out and reform along the shoreline. we are not going to get hot at her beaches. tomorrow, warmer. 50 in nevada with 5 fairfield and 60 in concord. there is the golden gate bridge. we are looking at visibility reduced in spots, so be careful out there. the warming trend is continuing tomorrow. above 100 degrees, but the ages will stay comfortable, we are looking at another five degrees of warming as we get into sunday afternoon. our fire i pete frates today. that indicates a moderate level to the east bay, south bay. tonight, temperatures will be mil

well, let's get a check of your forecast right now with lisa. good morning, lisa. >> hi there, gloria. a stacked up clouds here at the airport, but still on track. on track. i can speak for 5 to 6 degree warmup. all across the bay area today. so it's going to be a beautiful weekend. sunday included. and then the heat returns. i'll tell you about it next. >> sounds good. thank you, lisa. and still to come, service denied. what a san francisco bakery has to say after an officer claims that one of its employees refused to serve them. plus, overdose prevention. how a bay area mother is making it her mission to teach others how to save lives. and the meaningful story of why she's taking action . >> martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can, but with my moderate to severe eczema, it can be tough. >> my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. >> now i'm staying ahead of my eczema. >> there's a power inside all of us to live our passion and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key sourc

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let's check in with lisa. good morning. >> good morning. it's pretty out there.in the 50s, but even some mid 60 s. so the view from emeryville shows the blue sky. moderate air quality today, 64 by the delta light wind and we'll see temperatures near 100 inland stuff. thanks, lisa. >> the news continues right now with good morning america but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com >>> not sure she could have done that any better. >> will: welcome back to "gma." thank you for being with us on this sunday morning, and that's

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lisa: thank you for that. tom: let me do a data check. tronger with the euro well under $1.10. equity markets, standard & poor's down 0.7%. lisa: you mentioned the story out of goldman sachs that john rogers who has been chief of staff is handing his role to russell horowitz, a compatriot of yours. what's interesting is this comes amid the slew of departures we keep reporting as an overhaul in this column, it talks about how david solomon is conducting an overhaul of the bank. i don't know what the connection is to some of the departures but it is interesting to see the key strategist is also having a change of hands. tom: i don't know the story on john rogers. within a large firm like this, you have staff, operations, people doing speechwriting and scheduling. i've got five events to go to so which one of the best value to the firm and that's with john rogers brought to the table as well as all the philanthropic work goldman sachs does. john rogers provided huge leadership theirs. lisa: he is 67 years old and is not leaving the company. i

well, now let's get a check of your forecast with lisa. arjun, good morning, lisa. >> hey, gloria, good morning to you. a live look outside view of the city here. we do have fog. temperatures yesterday in the 60 soquel's. it was a nice day, but we have a warm up about five degrees warmer here today in the low 70s and that's going to translate across the bay area. so we'll talk about the warming trend and when it really gets going coming up. >> sounds nice. thank you, lisa. well still to come, service denied. what a san francisco bakery has to say after an officer claims one of its employees refused to serve them. plus overdose prevention. how a bay area mother is making it her mission to teach others how to save lives. and the meaningful story of why she's taking action in. elegant, easy with 389 horsepower. >> it's electric with an edge. >> get 2.99% financing for 36 months on aria. when you smell the amazing scent of gain flings, time stops as lovers get and you realize you're in love. >> steve with a laundry detergent game flames seriou

lisa rubin. good morning to you all. let's dive right now as we begin with a start date now set for donald trump's federal election interference trial. district court judge tanya chutkan ordered jury selection to begin on march 4th of next year. that's just one day before super tuesday. prosecutors had asked for the trial to begin in early january of next year, while trump's lawyers proposed it begin in april of 2026. yesterday, judge chutkan said neither of those dates were acceptable, but, quote, this case is not going to trial in 2026. that decision was met with pushback inside the courtroom from trump attorney john lauro, who was cautioned twice by the judge to turn down the temperature when he was speaking. lauro claimed it was the violation of the oath to do justice that the former president be tried so soon, arguing he would not have time to prepare his client's defense. judge chutkan dismissed the concerns, noting that trump has been aware since last year that he was the focus of jack smith's investigation and could ha

the other tens of thousands of cases that her office handles. >> lisa, i don't know fani willis but that would be my guess as well. letu, lisa, to pick up on something carol leonnig, when carol leonnig describes a vibe it usually precedes some blockbuster reporting she and her colleagues are working on. let me ask you -- let me just pull this thread a little bit. is there a scenario where the legal interests diverging in terms of timing leads to a divergence more profound than timing? >> yeah, i think that's absolutely right. and we're starting to see that already. and carol didn't name names, but, for example, jenna ellis who was one of the president's former lawyers, has taken to twitter and other places very publicly this week to complain. they even have hur gts complaining on her behalf that her legal fees have not been paid. she raised at last count by me over $94,000 on a christian equivalent of a gofundme site, but that's hardhy going to be enough to sustain a full defense and a trial here. so i do think that for monetary reasons, for reputational reasons, and otherwise there are a number of people who either a

let's get a look at your weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: we are looking at a warm-up that will not be across the entire bay area. there is a system offshore that would keep the dog in tact -- the fog intact across the shoreline. a depth of low clouds as close to the ground and there is dense, low coastal flog. low 70's on top of mount tam. 62 in san jose. look at pier 39 where we are just beginning to see sleepy sea lions relaxing. 58 in santa rosa, 59 in napa there is the fog. our summertime friend through nine. temperatures in the 60's, five at the coast and 80's by the middle of the day. the death toll from the catastrophic wildfires is now at 80. authorities believe the number will go up as crew search for more than comes. before hawaiian authorities announced the new numbers last night, and another spire -- fire sparked up last night. it is now 100% contained but inspired more evacuations. the lahaina fire is now 80% controlled. records show the state of hawaii misjudged wildfire dangers. some residents say they will have to wait

lisa is our guest face. good womb in your hands. let's show the whole country. here she is silver and bronze.ld be playing here right now, so that it would be plowed, yes, liza we, of course, congratulate you and congratulate you, of course, a wonderful team. it was indeed a very spectacular spectacular performance. no, which medal did you think was more difficult from those presented? here is silver or bronze gold. maybe i'm saying, i don't know it. i think, yes, probably bronze, because, well, the team championship, of course, is also very important, the whole team fought for this a medal, but still bronze, right with some kind of struggle i took it, but in general, on the eve of the performance, i had a feeling, intuitively, purely feminine, everything will definitely be with me a medal. i don’t know how he dignifies, but he will probably not. i just did. i just worked, i knew that if you work, it is difficult to be rewarded. well, liza, you said that such was a personal struggle, including with me . as i understand it, yes, here's how to deal with emotions, maybe you can suggest some kind

let's talk more with lisa rand. renato maieriotti is a former federal prosecutor. good to see both of you. perhaps it was established early on after the georgia presidential votes were called for biden that top gop leadership in georgia was not going to bend the rules or break laws for trump. and then this weekend, a former lieutenant governor, all the way to the chief operating officer in the georgia secretary of state office, they are ready they say to appear before the fulton grand jury. >> my lawyers have said i can't talk about this too much one way or the other. if i'm call, i will tell the truth, answer honestly. >> i have no expectations as to the questions. i will certainly answer the questions put in front of me. i don't want to go deeper than that to jeopardize or compromise the investigation. for me this is a story that's important for republicans to hear, americans to hear. let's hear the whole trul p truth and nothing but the truth about donald trump's actions and the surrounding cast of characters around him. >> lisa, why does it seem so many top gop

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thank you very much- — let's go live now to lisa minot, travel editor for the sun newspaper.e good news finally, the issue has been found and resolved but the story is far from over because the delays will persist a little while longer? delays will persist a little while [on . er? , . delays will persist a little while loner? , . a longer? very much so. as your re orter longer? very much so. as your reporter said. _ longer? very much so. as your reporter said, this _ longer? very much so. as your reporter said, this was - longer? very much so. as your reporter said, this was the - longer? very much so. as your. reporter said, this was the busiest weekend of the uk, the busiest since october 2019, weekend of the uk, the busiest since 0ctober2019, pre—pandemic. any weekend of the uk, the busiest since october 2019, pre—pandemic. any kind of impact which will seriously affect air traffic control is always going to have far—reaching consequences. that means they are not having to be logged manually, the airspace is now opening up and they can accept more flights but there is stil

meet lisa this is your fiancé's father. et you a hero, let the girl go.s through the village, it will take you to the krichevasku track, there you will catch a ride. at you're family. get my phone out and let me try to fix this problem. how are you okay? may i ask him? not worth it. i suppose you know who i am, of course, mrs. vera is glad to meet you, what were you doing in seversk, my friend nikolai grishnov made a visit to the north and invited me to admire the local beauties, admired. but you had a meeting with yakhontov and not one, what we talked about with him. i remembered where i saw him, he was the driver who met us at the airport, but the transfer was ordered by mister grishnov. i saw him then the first and last time you gave him the order to kill yakhontov. this is clearly a misunderstanding. i was also shot, you yourself were a witness, as far as i understood? your friend is seriously hurt. and sent out of the country within 24 hours understand, of course. steppe wolves tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv cardazonbank with free service it is profitable

lisa. now let's get stuck into today's hot topics.st heard wagner boss yevgeny prigozhin has been formally identified as one of the ten people who perished in a plane crash earlier this week by russia's investigative committee . the identities of all of those on board confirm to the manifest following genetic testing and wednesday, prigozhin's private jets crashed just northwest of moscow , killing all ten moscow, killing all ten passengers since the incident , passengers since the incident, the kremlin has vehemently denied of course, any wrongdoing , despite much speculation . , despite much speculation. well, let's see what my panel make of this. this week, i'm joined by political commentator , the hard man with a soft centre for matthew stadlen and social policy analyst. good pal of mine, dr. rakib ahsan. good afternoon you gents . let's afternoon to you gents. let's start on this topic , matthew, of start on this topic, matthew, of this mysterious plane crash, which of course the kremlin weren't involved in. but if it's true that

let's see what's happening a little closer to home. lisa: good saturday morning.weekend. pier 39 waking up slowly. we have coastal fog that is dense. but a warming trend. it is very subtle around the day today but as we get into the next few days, we will warm up everywhere except the shoreline. the king at 82 in fremont with low 90's inland >> janai: it is >> janai: it is time for "binge this" and summer r-r-rewind edition. we're catching you up on the hottest summer movies so we'll kick things off with a movie that came out the same day as barbenheimer and got a little overshadowed. "the beanie bubble" and i'm going to say, this is worth checking out if only to see zach galifianakis, how he looks without a beard. >> will: was that him? >> janai: unrecognizable. it's streaming on apple tv plus, a dramedy did the beanie baby phenomenon of the '90s not that i was completely roped in and -- >> somara: that and giga pets. >> janai: it's in the same vein as other movies we've seen recently like "tetris." they give us a behind the scenes look at the business that we're

now, let's get a check of your weather with lisa. arjun, good morning, lisa. cooldown this morning. temperatures back to where they should be in the 50s and 60s. less humidity due to our air conditioner and natural air conditioner that has made its way all the way over to the east bay hills, but already retreating. it is 60 in san francisco, 63 in mountain view, 59 half moon bay and at the oakland airport, pretty gray out there. another hour or so till we get the sun over the bay shore. it is 58 in napa, 61in concord. so feeling much better out there. but we will be looking at a reversal in these temperatures, rebounding to above normal reading. so today, we'll have the 60s with partly to mostly sunny skies in san francisco, partly cloudy along the coast. upper 80s to low, 90s inland. >> gloria all right. thank you, lisa. and up next, new details in the purchase of the travis air force base with the i-team has learned about a meeting between an investment firm and congressional leaders. as abc7 news at 8 a.m. is next. >> my late father in law lit up a room, bu

let's get to meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning everyone. waking up to plenty of sunshine unless you are right at the shoreline. live doppler 7 shows all the fog along the coast and high clouds coming in from this sierra nevada. santa rosa has been a bit as well as half moon bay and the golden gate bridge. this view from our former peak camera is beautiful. air quality moderate east bay. upper 90 santa clara valley. low to mid 90's at a fire danger index brings us to a moderate level as we get into the warmth today. the upper elevation, the hills, very, very dry brush. warm temperatures will last for another for days or so. from our tower camera a pretty view of san francisco, 61 there, 71 san jose. the sh low 60's santa rosa. 70's entered the inland valleys. san francisco beautiful today. 80's around the bay and heat just beginning in the inland valleys with upper 90's today. ended with a car fire in the east bay. this video just in shows multiple sideshows that happened in vallejo and oakland overnight. people are seeing getting dangerousl

joining me as promised, msnbc legal analyst, lisa rubin, and deputy chief in the southern district of new york, kristy greenberg. thank you for being here. let's. lisa, i read it, i'm not a lawyer. don't have a law degree, and ken was talking about the covering language as he has in there. when i read it, it didn't scream this is illegal to me because there was so much of na. that. can you explain from a legal perspective what was out of lines? >> one of the things that jumps out to me is how kenneth which he has -- kenneth chesebro is telling saying one of the things this will accomplish is to buy additional time for pending litigation. we know on december 14th, the deadline to certify electors, there was no pending litigation, much less any litigation of any type until six minutes before that deadline in new mexico. new mexico is not among the states included here, and yet we know from paragraph 64 of the indictment, they eventually advanced the fake elector plot in new mexico as well. >> why is this memo being called the missing link for jack smith? >> you have a paper trail, the first memo they called the wisconsin memo in the indictment.

to lisa courting at the other, 55 may or may not be in the let's remember that all of this when you are they ask you a question. the bullying is asking you a question. you know that your potential know that i'm not supporting the special miller transportation can lead to a ras can lead to administrative, administrative punishment, and so on and so forth. so you really have to be quite a quite courageous, but also in actually tell the story elsewhere it's, it's a silent majority and that's what i mean by silent majorities that you go into the bookstore. there's old is buried petri arctic books of how great russia is. and you know what not, and then of the middle of the, this incredible display of pictures and you'll have a george orwell mark sitting right in the middle of it and says the and the level of good bread, the thing that it said that she and this month, so i buy this month because i'm thinking how, what incredible thing and then i come back a few days later and then there's another george orwell. mark. so somebody took just a random month. that was put, there was, it was for, t

states and around the world and they sell to nasa believe it or not is a remarkable story let me bring in lisaions, ironically you're from the northeast, new york, could you have managed to accomplish what you have here in the northeast? >> i cannot imagine i'm from new york and my husband is from new jersey and i'm grateful were here in georgia were a business friendly state and a lot of great resources for manufactures in the state. stuart: you are hoping to expand? >> i am challenges to inflation and right now were busting at the seams and for us to expand we need to double our size, three times the price right now and with expansion comes at additional workforce and right now were really struggling to build high skilled jobs and right now machinist or one of the jobs that are hard to fill and were fortunate to have the workforce that we do we have a lot of great skilled workers. stuart: fantastic also the problem the job shortage even in georgia booming and a lack of affordable housing, no way for people to actually live. >> that is so correct, right now there is so much expansion going on