. >> lisa lewis of their in paris for us with a very developing situation. police officer shot in paris on the champs-elysees. we will come back to you later in the program. we will continue to monitor this story for you throughout the program. we are going to turn with some business news. the world of finance is turning its eyes to the u.s. capitol. >> the head of the international monetary fund christine lagarde says of that perspective for the global economy is actually very good. that group hopes it will be sustained longer-term. that is if one key element is not disrupted, world trade. the imf is upbeat about global growth prospects and is predicting 3.5 percent growth prospects followed by an additional 10th of a percent next year. she called trade a major pillar for prosperity. >> we certainly will be looking at how we can participate in that. how we can continue to support the growth of trade and how it can be done in the most efficient, fair and global way as possible and that implies clearly a level of distorted measures and no protectionist measur

lisa, thank you very much for having me here. lewis: good afternoon everyone. trying to eyeball everyone. -- i am gratitude filled with so much gratitude. i am already fired up. and thank you so much, mayor. i appreciate the real talk. the straight talk. the only way we are going to get to some real solutions that go deep into our communities, families, workers, for our future -- that we are talking about the present and the future , is to have real and honest conversations about how we feel and how we can fix it. so, thank you mayor for starting a soft with some challenges. and laura, we go back a little bit. i appreciate your work. and i feel like we can do gratitude rounds all day. that is not a bad thing. thank you. because this is the first of several. i am completely amazed at the energy that is popping up to make sure that we make some transformative change. to really do something that is right in this country. i want to thank every one of you for showing up and continually showing up. that is how we win. that is how we change. thanks to all of you. a --

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