lisa abramowicz, i am jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: keeping up-to-date, i'm lisa mateo. of living for consumers has gotten worse. prices rose at the fastest annual pace since 2011 reported by the british retail consortium . the war in ukraine is accelerating inflation. price inflation was two present this month. the official rate is already above 6%. keeping you up-to-date with news from the u.s., the capital of kyiv remains under threat despite promises to scale back military operations. the pentagon called the russian move a repositioning, not a real withdraw from the area around the ukrainian capital. moscow is likely to focus on taking control of two eastern provinces. u.s. investigators are headed to china to help determine what caused the china eastern line boeing 737 to crash. the group includes experts from boeing, the faa, and the national transportation safety board. the jet plunged from its cruising altitude of 29,000 feet. three key indicators of the russian oil industry declined in the second half of march according to data by bloomberg. the average crude ou

first, they look at the weather with lisa. lisa: good morning.cattered showers. a cool day on the way with the briefing northwest wind as the front sweeps through the bay area. there is live doppler 7 where most of the activity is offshore. you will notice that the north bay is looking at some returns but the activity is there just off the coast. as you look at our storm impact scale, here is what you can expect. light rain and gusty winds, chance of a thunderstorm with possible hail. 50 in one a clear -- walnut creek. 45 santa rosa. 46 in pacifica. the golden gate bridge is dry.

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lisa? lisa: is that what -- jonathan: is that what they do their? you don't pour it out into a bowl? lisaa lot of those little boxes, you can open up so you can pour the milk in. jonathan: i didn't know that. lisa: it is inadvisable. jonathan: can we talk about the range in this bond market? 1.25%, the low of the month on tenure. that is the range on the month. let's talk about the range on the session. you get the equity market push-up a bit more, up 0.2% on the s&p. on the euro stoxx 50, up 1.9% to a nice rally, picking up over on the continent. tom: it is a correlated mass within the regime change. it is real simple. the bloomberg total return series, logarithmic. we did that last week. jonathan: is this week's data about whether we need to move 50 or whether we should not move 50? lisa: or is it about whether or not -- as the consumer faces some of these headwinds? jonathan: futures up 0.2%. still thinking about camp lisa, tk. ♪ jonathan: i think we are all looking at the same thing, they relationship between the equity market in the bond market, and asking if there is one. the equity

lisa abramowicz and kailey leinz. the price action once again and the bond market. lisa: shocking to see where we were last year and now we are looking up toward perhaps a 2.4% 10 year yield and looking at a 2.2% if you round up to year yield. how much are we bringing forward fed hikes and how much can the fed respond? jonathan: lisa, what do you make of the bunching up in the yield curve? to zan tends down to 18 basis points. lisa: if the fed can get back to normal inflation and is a better -- i bet we are going to get inflation and a couple of years, not eminently. how much will that get traced as we see the fed take action? it sounded like jay powell yesterday was not only -- citigroup just said not only willing to go 50 basis points, but likely. jonathan: back to back, perhaps, as well. that is what goldman was looking for. back to back 50 basis point hikes. mohamed el-erian coming out swinging on bloomberg opinion this morning. kaylee, the fed being pushed into a developing economy can dashcam. kailey: what we are realistically talking about with goldman sachs is 100 basis points higher on the federal funds rate over the course of just two meetings. this is akin to moves you see in emerging markets like brazil. really drastic action to get inflation under control. question is if we see aggressive action at th

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lisa, you say you have friends that have done and enjoyed it. lisa: big-time swimmers, you have to be into it. liz: it feels so cold. lisathe seals bump up and met you, the sea lions. anyway, we are looking at a non-atmospheric river, but a storm system that will bring pretty good rain coming our way late tomorrow into monday. it is about time as we look at live doppler 7 out in the pacific, still forming. as we g notice the changes with the breezy wins at the coast, increasing clouds. as we look to the golden gate bridge, we have fog. not only low cloudsn rosa, napg the coast. 49 in san francisco, 45 in oakland. 43 and mt. view. san jose checking in at 47 with 41 in santa clara and half moon bay. from the east bay hills camera, visibility is good. temperatures ranging from the upper 30's in santa rosa and petaluma to upper 40's in fairfield and concord with 40 in livermore. exploratorium camera, san francisco looking at more clouds today, pretty much for everyone. rain arriving tomorrow, it will be offshore most of the day. by about dinnertime, we will see advancing. we could see mist and drizzle along the coastal hills

lisa: lisa: when he was looking at -- lisa: when he was looking at what the real rates were, the facthat inflation has not moved more than 25 basis points, we have to keep her mining ourselves just stopped buying bonds and their balance sheet is near record highs. to give a sense of how easy on a terry conditions are seems to be underpinning some of the optimism in the equity market. jonathan: let's just say expectations have changed a lot through this year into 2023. crude is the move you need to look at. the bpi -- wti around $100 with a big move lower of about 6%. a story we put out your at bloomberg that this administration is considering a monster reserve release. a lot of people reacting to this, including bleakley advisory. "when something doesn't work, just do more of it?!" tom: may a little harsh. jonathan: that's what he said, tom. not me. [laughter] tom: i know. i've got a radel in my desk chez radel -- a rattle in my desk today. what is this, pile on tom day? jonathan: what are you doing with your microphone? tom: vet bill is under here and his kennel is vibrating. bring y

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lisa: something else. tom: thank you, lisa. lisa: absolutely. are concerned about the oversight and the integration of hong kong into mainland china, and they are concerned about the financial passageways being frayed, so they are using singapore instead of hong kong. you are seeing this sort of trickle that has accelerated as people get concerned about the lockdowns that are imminent. jonathan: the ceo of credit suisse said not taking any decisions yet on russia. the bank is reviewing the situation. it will exit several emerging-market businesses. they will have to look at russia and east europe. be interesting to see how this develops. the banks are moving much more slowly, for obvious reasons. it is taking a wild to get definitive answers for them. futures up zero point 1%. big turnaround in crude. wti, $94. yes, that's right, 94 dollars $.50 on wti, down more than 8%. ritika: keeping you up to date with news from around the world, with the first word, i'm ritika gupta. ukraine's president valletta mayor zaleski -- president volodymyr zelensk

lisa. lisa: you actually are seeing signs of demand destruction with people buying fewer gallons of gas. there is some anecdotal data so perhaps they are altering. jonathan: tom wants to know is people will drive smaller cars. lisa: no, that is not the american way. we have learned that time and time again. jonathan: electric? lisa: let's hope. tom: we cannot demand destruction and brandy melville. is that possible? brandy melville. jonathan: good stuff. futures up 0.1%. crude down by more than 6%. $101. from new york, this is bloomberg. lisa: the biden administration is weighing in on massive release of oil from u.s. reserves to fight inflation. one million barrels of oil per day may be released for months for up to 180 million barrels. president biden will speak today on efforts to reduce energy prices. opec is refusing to engage with the energy crisis triggered by the war in ukraine. the opec-plus coalition is expected to stick to its schedule of gradual oil output increases. that plan was released last july and has been followed ever since. saudi arabia has prioritized its relationship with russia which cole leads the opec-plus alliance. the white house says that the russian president has been misinformed by

lisa argen. lisa: we have a cloudy start out there and temperatures are mild in the 50's. there is rain offshore. live doppler 7 confirming that. you will notice that there are a few returns. maybe a little drizzle started to happen around napa, moving into vallejo. the main activity is still well offshore. it is a level 1 system. we will see scattered light moderate rain today with gusty winds moving along the coast. a slight possibility of a thunderstorm embedded. low 50's in oakland, san jose, and concord. as we tracked the rain through the 8:00 hour, it is scattered from the north bay to the peninsula. by 11:00, a few east bay showers around half moon bay. the winds picking up by 1:00. heavier downpours over into san mateo and hayward. as we get through the 3:00 hour, the range shifts to the south and east where we could see a thunderstorm. we will clear out tonight. it will be a cold evening and we will talk a big warm up coming our way in a few minutes. liz: the war in ukraine is entering week four with attacks increasing. ukrainian president zelensky says more than 180,000 ukrainians have been infatuated. christine sloan has the latest. christine: as russia's war on ukraine enters its fourth week, the russians firing missiles at leveev hundreds of miles away. martha raddatz is there. martha: the russians are sending a powerful message. lviv has been a critical place for refugees trying to get out of ukraine and a critical pipeline for humanitarian aid and supplies. those strikes just as president biden met virtually with china's president for almost two hours. russia has asked china for military or economic help and the u.s. says china will pay if they assist russia. >> china has to make a decision for themselves about where they want to stand and how they want the history books to look at them and view their actions. >> the u.s. and nato are increasingly worried russian president vladimir putin may turn to even deadlier tax including chemical, biological, or even small yield nuclear weapons to gain the advantage. >> these are smaller weapons but they carry lots of radioactivity and they are still a big step along the scale of escalation to strategic nuclear war. >> ukrainian president zelensky remains defiant, telling the russian government that it is time to talk. otherwise, russia will suffer huge losses that "several generations will not be enough to rebound your toe -- enough to rebound." in lviv lined up symbolizing 109 people. liz: them dies. talk is hosting a fundraiser. it will be donating -- an isp shop is hosting -- ice cream shop is hosting a fundraiser. making it easier for travelers to check-in hands-free. the agency is introducing facial recognition that airports across the u.s.. this is video from lax. the technology is also being tested at sfo. it allows travelers to check bags, pass through security, and board flights by matching facial features through a government issued id. >> i feel like it is a lot safer that way because we do not have to touch anything. >> i was surprised at first because i did not expect it or see it before. liz: tsa will feature for 90 days and it could expand nationwide. it is nothing new for bay area homebuyers but housing prices are out of control, higher than they have ever been. while it is a story we have been hearing for years, experts say this spring will take prices to a whole other level. dustin dorsey explains. >> being a first-time homebuyer is a stressful experience. >> with everything being as high as it is, we have to make the decision between do we pay $3500 re than 45% of leastes areellina $100,000 over asking. while the median income in san jose is $93,000, home values increased more than an average of $229,000 over 2021. >> we have gone through crazy markets before. this one seems to be a little bit different. dustin: this year is off to a record start but the springtime is typically the best time to sell your home. high demand from a low supply. the question is will this selling season be the craziest ever? >> it will be the craziest spring. it was the craziest january i've ever seen. dustin: this means experts say it is a great time to sell but when will be a good time to buy? interest rates have gone up and that will not dip costs. >> when you get up to $1800, $2000, to $2500, the market will subside. dustin: what is the best advice to homebuying? >> you need to be in a position where in your mind you are thinking, i will not lose because the wins are people who will not lose. they are not somebody who has a good offer. >> you will be able to get into a property. it may take you a lot longer than typically. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. liz: still ahead, winemakers getting the smoky flavor just right after years of wildfires. it is not just about the taste. now there is a test for it. we are counting down to oscar sunday. tonight at 8:00, there is a special edition of on the red carpet that takes us into an exclusive oscar luncheon. it is all on the academy award nominees. and look at the transformation this year's nominees made to get into character and the top 10 list of the best dressed men on the red carpet ever. the red carpet team is handing out awards of their own. the countdown airs tonight at 8:00 right here on abc7. as we head to break, a look outside at the san francisco skyline. 6:36. in new york city there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? 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lisa argen. meteorologist lisa: if you -- let's get over to meteorologist lisa argen.

the latest on the crash investigation in a moment but first, a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. lisag out there. we have a dense fog advisory along the shoreline. the highlighted area until 9:00 and that is where we are looking at some particularly tricky driving. you can see the low cloud deck and the sun coming up. beautiful with 45 in the city. 42 in oakland. 46 santa clara, half moon bay. 43 and half moon bay and from our crews camera, another nice view with low 30's in santa

lisa, let's get a check outside right now. lisa: it is cold right there -- out there. skies are clear, the rain is over and we have a warming trend heading our way. 61 today downtown but we will see 70's in the not-too-distant future. we will talk about it and things changing by the end of the week as well, next. liz: also, saint mary's oaks to continue their ncaa tournament run. could they get past ucla and advanced to the sweet sixteen? chris alvarez will have the post game highlights coming up in sports. everyone remembers the moment they heard, “you have cancer.” how their world stopped... ...and when they found a way to face it. for some,... ...this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda—a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced melanoma, which is a kind of skin cancer where keytruda may be used when your melanoma has spread or cannot be removed by surgery. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer... ...but can also 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it's tru. keytruda from merck. see the different types of cancer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. liz: here is a live look this morning out over the white tower. let's talk sports. tonight, the warriors are back in action closing out a four-game home stand. tipoff is at 5:30 at chase center. yesterday, saint mary's faced ucla in the second round of the ncaa tournament. here is chris alvarez with the highlights. chris: good morning. what a year it has been for saint mary's. earning the school best number five seed taking on number four seed ucla. a win would advance them to their second sweet 16 in the modern era. the gaels trying to keep it going against the bruins. the gales with the early lead. gales down seven at the break. tommy cousy, he had 11 points. off the glass, has parents like seeing that. the gales cut it to one point several times but they struggle to make the shot. there great season comes to a finish, 72-56. >> our story should not have ended here. unfortunately we did not play that great of a game but in these arenas and situations, you have to play good to win these games. >> it stinks losing. you want to fire your best shot and we don't feel like we played well. i don't think we should. we were always trying to do things right. >> the guys sacrifice every single day for one another. super proud of our guys. our story does not end here. chris: top-seeded gonzaga fans not know what was going on. they were trailing behind tennessee in the first half. second half was a different story. andrew added 21. their seventh straight 6 -- 7th street sweet sixteen, they were take on arkansas on thursday. saint peter's and murray state, the peacocks guard, the big triple goes. the man with a mustache becoming the face of the tournament. saint peter's who upset kentucky in the first round wins 70-60 to make the sweet sixteen. the nba playoffs begin in less than three weeks now and it has been tough on the warriors on the injury front. james wiseman's return has been pushed back due to more swelling wot py inod's ge. the warriors lottergolden statee west with just 12 games left in the regular season and there is no official timetable as a return for the wiseman is the warriors play the long game. >> he is 20 years old. he's got his whole future ahead. we have to be really cautious. the main thing is we can't make a sad -- make a decision based on the playoffs. every decision should be made around james's career. chris: that is your look at sports. have a great sunday. liz: let's get a check of the forecast. we are bracing for a heat wave. lisaight now, 35 on top of mount diablo. certainly some colder air in the upper elevations while here, we are in the 40's and 50's. certainly colder than it was yesterday but a big ridge of high pressure is offshore and builds and for the first half of the workweek and that will allow for a big warming trend, a modest one getting going today. it is going to be breezy and cool, 40 in half moon bay, 46 in belmont with mid 40's in hayward down towards fremont. a little rain yesterday. the north bay not so much. much of the peninsula picked up. as you look at our 24 hour temperature change, look how much colder and you probably feel it out there already, so bundle up. we are on our way to temperatures above average. these upper-level gusty winds will stay in the upper elevations, except it will get breezy at our beaches. 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts on mount diablo. that is why the camera is so shaky. clear and cool this morning. spring has arrived with milder temperatures today and even out to

lisa lisa, let's just start in on coinbase where the proponents would say just wait until they launch the nft platform. they have a lot of big things coming what are your reasons for liking the stock here >> yeah. coinbase is a diversified platform play in the crypto economy. so basically if you're a believer that crypto technology will develop in a number of different areas, of course, in brokerage and exchange, but also as a method of payment, as a store of value, in nfts, et cetera, if you believe in any one or more of these coinbase's positioning itself as the sort of platform play that creates the unramps and onramps into the crypto economy as the regular western version of that. in our view, that's a one of a kind asset where you can get in on the ground floor. it's unpredictable in the near-term, but in our view, this is one of the most attractive entrypoints to a unique story. >> if s your price target still 600? >> it is, yes. and i would say right now it's only getting more attractive in the sense that coinbase, their 2021 performance was ast astonishingly strong they're generating interestingly for a company of this maturity level. over $1 billion in gap net income in 2021, and they're now trading at price to sales multiple of less than five times. by p by comparison, even shop by is still at ten times, double the valuation. and many other companies are much higher. we view the current level attractive and that $600 price target is one-year price target is only about 11 times price to sales on a one-year basis and in line with many of the other comps >> why do you think it is that b bitcoin has held up wem. why is it that coinbase stock has been so much harder hit than the crypto price itself? >> yeah. it's -- look, there's no question there's a few different dynamics going on that we'll have to work through over time. there's the regulatory uncertainty. so far the fed is generally coming out reasonably positive looking for an overarching regulatory framework pretty supportive of stable coins. but there's big uncertainties still about how crypto tokens are going to be treated. securities, commodities, et cetera that's a big regulatory uncertainty that just makes some investors uncomfortable investing in coinbase ahead of the clarity around those types of decisions there's also other factors like the fact that coinbase is a one of a kind asset actually it would help coinbase if other players in this space like an ftx, like a cracken, for example, went public and there was more disclosures and a broader investor community, kind of understanding and educating themselves on the space, because coinbase still suffers from a basic lack of investor education and comfort in investing in this stock relative to other options they have in tech >> fascinating again, that would be more than a triple from here lisau for joining us we appreciate it lisa ellis >>> we have a news alert on apple. steve is here with the story >> some apple services are down this afternoon this includes stuff like the app store, the i tunes store, streaming on apple tv plus right now apple status page is saying most or all users are experiencing the problems, but i will say these are typically a blip and come back relatively quickly. if this does become a widespread outage like with other services, it's something to watch. >> apple shares are in negative territory as the market moves lower this afternoon >>> up next, shares of disney have dropped more than 27 % over the past year as they work to find their footing in a post covid world. and there's a lot at stake personally for ceo bob chapek. we'll tell you why next. ok, this is a miss. it's a fork. i got ten forks right here, baby. a toilet? we're not animals. we go outside like humans. nobody's going to the moon, ever! why not? it's too far! it's far. like i was sa

lisa, from afar. lisa: this morning, temperatures were cool, but warming up to 50 in oakland. the sunny view of san francisco, great visibility. temperatures near average here, but the winds will be a factor in the city along the coast, and in the upper elevations. but we'll talk about our warm-up and the end of the week, which looks even moreifre tn . ryksoonnu: lisaurnamtls gt ucla and advance to the sweet 16 in chris alvarez will have the highlights and postgame reaction, coming up. people with moderate to severe psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the way they exaggerate the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not an injection or a cream it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. docr mastop tre. trt io or suicidal thoughts or

lisa: lisa, we have to do a data check. let's be quick here. euro below 1.10. lisa, 1.089, the biggest move since march 2020 as people are looking at the nato conference. the general secretary saying the responsibility is to prevent a full-fledged european war, but that is the discussion. how much are we looking at a complete version -- fight divergence between the u.s. and europe? tom: the old-school dxy index, mostly 54% euro, is going to reach up to 99 here. the bloomberg dollar index, maybe not showing quite the move. right now on the equity markets, gina martin adams joins us, equity strategist. my interview of the week on american wages was targeted $24 an hour is what they need in selective geographies. however wages for the corporations and what it -- what will it do to their margins? gina: we are starting to see wages creep up, him particular in this consumer sector. this is where we see the predominance of margin pressures emerging. the consumer staples up a's in particular. as well as the consumer discretionary companies. a little bit peripherally in indu

lisa argen. meteorologist lisa: if you -- let's get over to meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: the wintry mix over mount hamilton. you can see around the santa cruz mountains. temperatures in the 20's around mount hamilton and mount diablo. in danville, 36. 38 in livermore. awfully cold this morning. 35 in napa. it 40's on the peninsula and east bay. heading from two to 22 degrees colder. with the winds, a brisk date. along the coast and upper elevations, it will be parisi -- it will be breezy. a slight chance of a shower. partly cloudy, breezy, and cool today. liz: ukrainian president zelensky is denouncing nato after it infused -- it refused to impose a no-fly zone over ukraine. russia cracking down on media outlets. >> you kane -- ukr -- president is criticizing nato after the alliance refused to impose a no-fly zone over ukraine. he called them week and say they would be to blame for any's additional -- any additional civilian deaths. secretary of state antony blinken defended nato's decision saying it could lead to shooting down russian planes and a bigger conflict. t

good morning, lisa. lisay day. not quite a warming trend yet, with the winds backing off, it will be warmer than yesterday. you can see the ridge offshore from mount tam, the sun comes up at 6:32. chile, 35 in santa clara and 36 and half moon bay, 35 in mountain view. as we look from the roof camera, skies are clear edge temperatures around freezing from fairfield to santa rosa. livermore dropping to 31 degrees. five to six degrees colder there, as we look out toward 280, nothing but son today. 50's coast side, low 60's for the rest of us. a warming trend at this time next week, the sun will be up an hour later and setting an hour later. liz: developing updates on the wharton ukraine. a third round of talks between russia and ukraine is set for tomorrow. the russian president is

lisa, do you think that brings the epic -- the equity market some comfort? lisa: does it? not to be bearish. jonathan: look at the marketplace -- market price. lisa: and avoiding a recession, because we are not seeing a recession priced into credit, we are not seeing a recession priced into many stocks. yes, they are seeing a frontloading, but not necessarily disrupting the trajectory some material to derail the equity story. wondering how this is the case, especially -- even chair powell delighted the harrowing aspect, the harrowing path some sort of soft landing. jonathan: you don't sound bearish. lisa: i'm not making a call. jonathan: of course not. point -- up .25 on the nasdaq. these moves in the bond market, 234 on tens. crude lower, down a little more than 2%. big move in dollar yen. that currency pair, up by more than 1%. lisa: if you take a look at the bond market, it is the widest going back to 2019. if you look at two year yields versus two-year german yields, today at 8:30 pm jim bullard will be joining bloomberg surveillance. i'm curious to hear how he categorizes what we heard from jay powell yesterday. perhaps we are not seeing a r

lisa, i know that you are talking to people all day long on the hill. picking up any sense that something could avail this? because going in, the sense was she was going to be confirmed. lisa: lisahat actually opposes her says, no, we don't think she's being derailed. 263 questions for this woman today so far. judy: so, nothing. marcia, as we think about tomorrow, another round of questions, what more do you think we could hear? marcia: one area that i think the republicans want to ask has to do with her recusal -- stepping aside from certain cases. they are very focused on the next supreme court term when the court considers an affirmative action case involving harvard and her relationship with harvard, whether she would step aside om that case. also i think we will hear more about other types of opinions that she has wrien on environment and labor, it may be some political ones involving the trump administration as well. judy: 200-plus questions to go and many more to go. marcia coyle, lisa desjardins, thank you both. and for more insight on today's hearing, i am joined by now by a law professor at the university of virginia, and a former clerk to justice clarence thomas. and

lisa abramowicz and jonathan ferro. lisa shalett of morgan stanley 20 minutes away. futures lower. this is bloomberg. ritika: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world. a top aide ukraine's president zelenskyy says talks with the russians are going on but the pace is slow. he spoke with bloomberg's maria tadeo. >> any talks should take place in terms of cease-fire, which is not the case currently. ritika: he says a cease-fire should be implemented immediately. u.s. intelligence experts warned vladimir putin is likely to make threats to use nuclear weapons if russians invasion of ukraine drags on. that is part of a summary from the defense intelligence agency. the report says ukraine's resistance would trade russians traditional military strength. madrona has asked for approval for a second booster -- there is been a debate over whether repeated shots are necessary. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> nato has a responsibility to prevent this conflict from escalating further. that would be even more dangerous and would cause more suffering, death, and destruction. this is vladimir putin's war. he must withdraw his forces and engage in diplomacy in good faith. lisa secretary-general on this key moment of talks about talks as well as the talks about 10 minutes away with xi jinping of china and joe biden. lisa abided -- lisa abramowicz and kailey leinz here. a softer tone to markets reflecting the web saw in respect to commodities and a fed that is more hawkish even if the market has not gotten that message. let's turn to russia and the bond payment that has been made, maybe? kriti gupta looking doll things russia with the chart of the day. kriti: we have to talk about these bond payments that seems to be the highlight when it comes to can russia make the payments? it seems like now they are able to but when the will they the bond total. that is my chart of the day. we are looking at the five years spread. it seems like a very muted timeline the past 10 years and then a massive spike on the back of the invasion. what is most notable about the chart is the fact you are starting to see, even as the spikes come back down, they pair some of the spike.

lisa, let's get a final check on the forecast. lisa: just a little bit of a drink of rain for the plants and the farms because we have had one wave move through. more offshore but only a level 1 system. along monterey and the central coast more impressive cells. anywhere from 2/10 and less in the north. hopefully one third along the coast. this winds down quickly after 5:00. clear and cold tonight with a sunny day to start spring. into monday, tuesday and wednesday temperatures rapidly warm beer cooler by the end of the week. liz: thank you. and thank you for joining us on abc7 mornings. i am liz kreutz with lisapacked day of sports ahead. next at 10:00, first round ncaa women's tournament action from the bridgeport region. mercer takes on uconn. at noon in the wichita region buffalo faces tennessee. and then abc7 news continues at 4:30 followed by 5:00 hockey on abc. the rangers face off against the tampa lightning. busy day. have a great day. we will see you tomorrow morning. ♪ nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. >> announcer: the following is a special presentation of espn on abc. >> pam: paige bueckers' second home is storrs. uconn tips off their turnovourn with mercer. villanova shocked the world and tip on espnu. byu -- maddy siegrist. it's brought to you by capital one. you know the one seeds went off gas pedal, gas pedal. three double digits on the

lisa: all about the taste. reggie: the taste is there. if the buzz is right -- [laughter] jobina: lisa what did you say earlier? we all love a -- what? something being fermented? lisa: yes, fermentation. that was 5:00. [laughter] jobina: sorry, it has been a long time. lisa: but i agree. good morning, everybody. we are looking at a cool afternoon. spring-like conditions, always looking for rain. that is not happening though we have a dry cold front that will pick up the northwesterly winds. which cloudy skies, a milder start. 51 in santa clara. temperatures near 42 with a little bit of fog. there is san francisco, temperatures in the upper 50's by noon. bayside, 60. santa rosa should be in the upper 60's. mid 60's on the east bay. reggie: a critical part of building a better bay area, understanding the differences and our experiences and biting for social justice. california's first in the nation reparation task force will meet at the table to look at the historic harms against black americans. jobina: the task force first met in 2020 and talked about what compensation could look like. gloria is live with the details. gloria: the big question has been who will be e

i'm lisa court -- liz kreutz with lisa argen. between the warriors and lakers tipoff is at 5:30 at crypto.com arena. joint larry beil after the game at 8:00 p.m.. that's all for us for now. have a great day. steven, did you know a turbotax live expert can do your simple tax return for you? hmm. for free. it's true. for a limited time turbotax is free for simple returns, even when an expert files for you. jeff: today, on "wildlife nation", we take flight with the majestic birds of north america. we'll watch condors soar over the cliffs of california. north america's largest flying bird. we'll travel to alaska to help a bald eagle return to the wild. let's do this. we'll journey to new england to help save the saltmarsh sparrow. oh, one's gonna go in. and we'll witness the spectacle of these feathered wonders along the way. ouch. very strong and nibbly. [music] jeff: i'm jeff corwin and i've

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lisa: i could not deal with those flavors. reggie: the doughnut? lisa: if you put something on you do not like, how'd you get it off? [laughter] lisa: wait for the younger set. good morning, everyone. we are looking at a nice-looking day, warmer and brighter than yesterday. high pressure is offshore. we are drying out the atmosphere slowly, that is a good thing. 49 in oakland and 46 in union city. not very much fog. the front that pushed through yesterday dried things out. we are looking at warmer air, just slightly as high-pressure sets offshore. tuesday through saturday of next week, we have talked about the warmth coming our way. we are talking 80's and 90's. there is a pretty good chance by the time get to monday, we will see temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average. today, upper 60's in san jose. as we get to work, 70's. very pleasant through saturday. a weak system bumping temperatures down into sunday and monday. tuesday, we begin the recovery. wednesday, into the 80's. highs today, pleasant. 66 in oakland, 70 in napa. 71 in concord, 67 in palo alto. high clouds with us. the seven-day forecast, warmer on friday, saturday.

lisa, jobs day on friday. lisa: how much are we looking for a strong number being a strong sign and how much of concerned about the market. jay powell says the market is likely overheating in certain areas. i keep going back to the misses in the inflation calls from economists from the u.s. to europe that we saw this morning. tom: the momentum is extraordinary on inflation. nominal gdp in america, fourth quarter, 14% plus. stay with us. mr. kaufman of goldman sachs will be on television with jonathan ferro. michael mckee this morning. >> the joint masters 1000 event hit top gear tuesday at hard rock stadium. raining u.s. will be in champion medvedev to reach the quarterfinals. the 26-year-old can return to world number one if he reaches the final four in the sunshine state. >> what i remember the first time i saw him was rushing him. he is a great player so i knew it would not be easy. i am trying to do the same as him. >> naomi osaka coasted into the semi's with an impressive win over daniel collins. the four time

lisa argen. lisa: most of the fallen below the radar. in between just trace amounts. lowlowlow 52 in mountain view. showers, hit-or-miss out there and drizzle before sunrise which is officially at 7:23 this morning. we will be left with partly cloudy skies with mid-60's for the warmest locations. we will talk about our next chance of rain in a few minutes. liz: we begin with the latest developments on the war in ukraine. 35 people were killed by russian airstrikes in western crane at a military training facility near the polish border. 134 others were also injured and taken to the hospital. authorities say more than 30 missiles were fired from planes. talks between russia and ukraine could take place this week. a bipartisan group of u.s. senators will meet. they say they will reaffirm the u.s. commitment to poland, ukraine and other allies. president biden has authorized more military aid to ukraine as ukrainians continue fighting back against russian forces. he's karina mitchell with more. >> more people are leaving ukraine. evacuated saturday. a defiant volodymyr zelensky morning the russians they will have to carpet bomb kyiv and all of its residents if they want to take the city. ukrainians unwavering in their resolve. >> we will fight from every basement. they will lose tanks every street, every block, every crossroads. >> russian tanks bombarding residential areas. this apartment building hit in this hospital corridor. anastasia losing one of her children, holding the one that survived. i don't know where to run to, she says. president biden authorizing another $200 million in military aid crane including small arms and large weapons. vladimir putin chemical weapons attack. the humanitarian crisis continues to grow. neighboring countries of hungary and moldova. >> i can't speak without tears. i'm sorry. i'm really sorry for my country. liz: john kirby will talk about the fighting and ukraine has a widens its attack and president biden's warning to putin over using chemical weapons. the bay area are continuing to assist those in need in any way they can. tim johns spoke with one san wi francisco-based ukrainian chef using her talents to support her country. >> 6200 miles away from her home , she has watched the war unfold in her native ukraine in horror. a san francisco-based chef decided she had to do something. so she joined cook for ukraine, a global movement of chefs, bakers and others in the culinary world using food to raise money and show support for the eastern european nation. >> we will donate all the proceeds to world central kitchen which is feeding our refugees. >> she will be hosting a sold-out fundraising dinner. her way of supporting her homeland. >> i don't want to be a cook in the united states who will pay for if the culture. i want to develop the culture. i want people to be able to go there and experience the culture and ukrainian hospitality. >> the by the san francisco cooking school. several members of which are also volunteering. >> to help and contribute. >> it has brought her comfort in a difficult time. >> i'm smiling for the first time today because they have something to do. >> she is planning on hosting more in the future. >> it will just grow and i hope it will contribute and help other people, not only ukraine liz: we have a full list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations and supplies to refugees on our website. the santa clara county sheriff's office needs your help to identify a woman who stole a $4000 bottle of liquor from a restaurant in san jose. this happened at the grandview restaurant. surveillance video shows a woman grabbing a unique spirit behind the bar. the woman and other individuals are wanted for felony grand theft. anyone with information is asked to contact the santa clara sheriff's office. the investigation into thursday's crash in san bruno continues. federal investigators turned tht scene back over caltrain. caltrain is running on a normal weekend schedule. passengers who left belongings on the train involved in the crash can pick up their items this weekend. now to our efforts to build better bay area. a san francisco nonprofit is pushing for more transitional and permanent housing for women. tara campbell has the story. >> kayla is on the verge of living on the streets. she has been there before and doesn't want to go back to >> my worst fear is being on the street with a tent. >> not enough. >> are not being dramatic when i say women on the streets will die. >> living on the streets women die in their late 40's and that more women only shelter and housing options are a must. >> there's about 2700 women who experience homelessness in a given year in our city and there is only 99 shelter beds and 157 housing units that are gender specific. to live on the streets over going to shelters where they don't feel safe. facing homelessness are also experiencing trauma. >> 90% chance she will have experienced violence or abuse in her lifetime. and that's probably are being real. >> that's why the nonprofit is petitioning support to buy 120 unit building just for women. >> this would be a safe space for unhoused women can access drop in day services, shelter and permanent supportive housing. >> what would be most helpful about having a place to stay where there's only when? >> it would be helpful because i would be able to just be myself. >> providing stability for women like kayla. i had a place of my own before and i loved it. lisa: a little damp out there. we have seen a couple hundredths of an inch of rain. not only one more chance of rain and it's looking interesting in the extended outlook. liz: scary moments at the new york moma. the museum closed after a stabbing left two people injured. >> happy st. patrick's day. welcome back san francisco. liz: the st. patrick's day liz: the st. patrick's day returns as the city comes back age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe 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lisa argen, you are working on tracking the storm. lisa: finally bringing in a solid area of rain to the bay area just around sunset in the north bay, winds kicked up this afternoon from san francisco to upper elevations of east bay hills. here is the area of low pressure aiming on the santa cruz mountains, they will see the heaviest rain south of santa cruz from watsonville and big sur. 52 in oakland, 53 in fremont. upper 40's in the north bay. that brings temperatures up as much as 12 degrees warmer by the delta. of one system on the way with the drizzle and missed throughout the afternoon along the hills, otherwise it is this evening. sunday night into monday, rain moderate at times. gusty wind through early monday morning. we've got a mixture of clouds and sun for the east bay, south bay. tracking the rain by 5:00, 6:00. talk totals and look at wind gusts coming up. liz: breaking news. police are investigating to shootings within one block of each other. there is one victim in the first shooting just before 2:45 this morning at east end carla street and south 4th street. the second shooting was a minute later involving a police officer . street closures are expected to come officers have not released any details. we will bring you updates as soon as we get them. developing this morning, ukrainian president zelenskyy is emphasizing ukraine's need for more weapons, especially planes and tanks. he said the west needs to supply those things so his country can defend itself against russian forces. reporter: as as as as as of ukraine continues, president joe biden with choice words for russia's president vladimir putin. >> he is a butcher. reporter: those remarks as to missiles rock the western city of lviv, hitting an oil depot. >> this is an oil depot, you can see the flames burning. the city was meant to be a sanctuary for thousands, now it feels like the war has come to them. reporter: president zelenskyy continues to stress, his country needs more weapons, calling for 1% of nato's arsenal. saturday's attacks on lviv less than 50 miles from ukraine's border with poland, president biden wrapping up his trip on saturday, visiting warsaw and sitting down for his first meeting with ukrainian officials since the russian invasion began. he also reassured poland's leaders, seeing the u.s. has an obligation under nato to defend its allies. >> a sacred commitment that relates to every member of nato. reporter: he spent part of the day meeting with refugees before addressing a large crowd and issuing a warning to putin. >> don't even think about abouto to one single inch of nato territory. this man cannot remain in power. reporter: the white house try to clarify the remarks, saying the president was not calling for regime change in russia. abc news, new york. liz: in the east bay, a polish school is showing support for ukrainian children who fled the country. we went to walnut creek to capture students in action as they put together messages of hope. >> we love it, it is beautiful. reporter: from toddlers to teenagers. students at the polish school in walnut creek are getting behind the children of ukraine. >> we are writing we are with you, take care. we are on your side. reporter: the plan is to send these messages to poland to the children who fled ukraine. >> made lots of arts and crafts, we got these. reporter: there are more than 130 students enrolled at the polish school. they learn everything from the language to traditional dance. >> all of us, we have family in poland, some of us friends or family in ukraine. reporter: she is a member of the school board and says teachers are focusing lessons on ukraine. >> we need to talk about it because it is important. reporter: students are eager to learn and help, like this nine-year-old. >> today, we learned about poland stands with ukraine and about how we can help. reporter: every letter carefully crafted, every lesson listen to. how does it make you feel to know there's a war going on? >> it makes me uncomfortable because maybe the next time russia attacks it might be our country. reporter: feelings of fear and frustration. these drawings expressing a wide range of emotions. >> i feel really angry. because, why would someone start a war? reporter: doing all they can to support the children of ukraine, even asking to send this message right now. abc 7 news. liz: musicians gathered in san francisco this afternoon and yesterday for a benefit concert for ukraine. ♪ musicians performed blood ukrainian songs and of the pieces of hope and peace at st. mary's cathedral. this was a fundraiser for nova ukraine, it will send all money to refugees. if you want to help the people in ukraine, we put together a list of resources and nonprofits sending donations and supplies. you can see it on abc7news.com /takeaction. the economy is an issue we focus on to build a better bay area. one community is finding unique ways to draw people in. why you needed a passport to check out local shops and restaurants in san bruno. >> we are going to check out here for lunch. reporter: they are on a mission to eat and shop their way through downtown san bruno on san mateo avenue. >> just wanted to build community and to show support to san mateo avenue. reporter: they are taking part in the san bruno stroll comment event created to help local businesses that have struggled during the pandemic. for starters, everyone gets a passport with 40 shops and restaurants they can visit. >> we are going to eat and walk it off. reporter: it has perks like free sliders. the owner is thrilled to see new customers. >> it has been tough. we weathered the storm. we are doing ok. this is the first of many hopefully to come to be normal again, the new normal. >> you need to stop at these three on this block first. reporter: it was the idea of a local realtor and native, karen cunningham. >>herereombunees that have been here over 20 years that some locals don't know about. there are some new ones that have popped up that could use attention. reporter: some say san mateo avenue is a hidden gem off the el camino royale. some people do not even know this business district exists, covid it made that even more challenging. >> businesses everywhere are struggling out of the pandemic. we are doing everything we can to support local businesses. an event like this is wonderful. reporter: he was treating his family to lunch. he says he wants his hometown to thrive. >> hopefully it is a start of something strong for san bruno. we need it. >> let's go down to the bar. reporter: a stroll on the avenue is a good start. in san bruno, abc 7 news. liz: lisathat looked like a good time. the weather cooperated. lisa: i would say this weather is cooperating, we needed rain so bad. some is on the way, we will see evening rain. the day will be dry. if you're headed to the coast, it will be windy and some sprinkles and showers are possible. i will detail that with the full seven day forecast next. liz: i, oscars oscars with a twist. the san francisco theater that is hosting a watch party with surprises. >> we are hours away from hollywood's biggest night. i have the very hi, i'm mike holmes. i'm here with ivan from agm renovations america's kitchen and bathroom renovators i'm excited to introduce agm's 3d creator. it allows you to create your new kitchen or bathroom online, and get an exact quote in minutes. 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lisa m: keeping you up to date with news from around the world, with the first word, i'm lisa mateo. president biden will propose what the white house called the billionaire minimum income tax. it calls for a minimum 20% tax rate that would hit the income and unrealized capital gains of households worth more than $100 million. progressive lawmakers have complained that the tax code does little to tax the richest americans. president biden is trying to clarify his stunning comments that vladimir putin should be removed from office. he says he was not calling for regime change. european allies raised concern about the remarks and critics say he was further inflaming tensions with russia. the u.s. says a revival of a nuclear deal with iran may not happen soon. iran has made a number of requests recently, include in that washington remove the islamic revolutionary guard corps from its list of terrorist organizations. the agreement limited iran's nuclear activities and returns for sanctions relief, including the oil -- including on oil exports. shares of tesla higher in premarket trading. the electric carmaker will ask shareholders to authorize additional shares in order to make a stock split possible. tesla has been trading at $1000 a share. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm lisa matro -- i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the negotiation does not means that ukraine is ready for surrender. the negotiations mean that there should be a solution and diplomatic pressure to stop russia. jonathan: the ukraine ambassador to the united states on nbc over the weekend. from new york, good morning. futures positive on the s&p and on the nasdaq, up 0.2% on the gnostic 100. up a little more than 0.1% on the s&p. the move in the bond market fades through 2.50%. now down to 2.46%. can we call it chaos six hours ago? tom: it was a bit messy. the pulsing on the bloomberg terminal is definitely calmer now. with the uproar over president biden and the trip, we thought we would talk to the adult in the room who could actually give perspective. wendy schiller at the taubman center for american politics at brown university is definitive in the span of american history. obama, 2008. i know that i don't look like the americans who previously have spoken in this great city. obama

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"the great british baking show," a fan fave. kris tell pa rare ra is standing by with carrot cake pancakes. that recipe is ahead. >>> first, the top headlines. the parents of slain 22-year-old gabby petito filing a civil lawsuit claiming brian laundrie's parents knew about their daughter's murder and said nothing while trying to help their son get away. the petito family saying after they stopped hearing from gabby in august, the laundrie family never mentioned brian had returned home without her. the family is asking for $100,000 in damages for pain and mental anguish. >>> this morning, multiple spring breakers overdosed near fort lauderdale. authorities rushing six males and one female college student from new york to nearby hospitals. investigators finding the deadly synthetic opioid fentanyl on the scene. west point confirming that five of those who overdosed are students at the military academy. >>> and a texas judge has stopped state officials from investigating parents seeking gender transitioning care for their children as child abuse. this comes after state officials declare some gender reassignment therapies child abuse last month and said parents allowing them could lose custody. >>> let's shift gears now. the "boy meets world" class reunion. we have the stars together again. first, let's take a look back at the show that had all of us saying thank goodness it's friday. ♪ when this boy meets world ♪ millions of americans tuned in to tgif when the hit '90s sitcom "boy meets world" ran for seven seasons. >> you're the coolest guy in class. you have to be invited. >> yeah, well, looks like i'm not. >> premiering back in 1993, it the show followed corey matthews navigating life's up and downs. >> little bro, life is tough, get a helmet. >> guided by their teacher and mentor, mr. fieny. a generation grew up along with # corey, shawn, topanga and the gang as they graduated high school, and headed to college. we even watched them walk down the aisle. >> talk about a walk down memory lane. here they are reuniting live on "gma." welcome danielle, right fielder, trina, matthew, and will. you guys, congratulations -- i'm saying congratulations. congratulations to us for having you guys here. we're so excited. danielle, you were the mover and shaker behind the famous hair-cutting scene. how did that come about? >> well, it came about because i had, like, never cut my hair since i had been 3 years old, and i was sick of just having super long hair. so i really wanted to cut it, and i wanted to cut it during our hiatus. michael jacobs said, please, don't do, that let me write an episode about it. he wrote the episode and i got to cut my own hair. >> is there a boy band on your shirt? >> i'm wearing an 'nsync shirt. i'm only wearing '90s clothes this weekend, so today is 'n sync, tomorrow will be dillon from 90210 and yesterday was a paeb doll dressed with dock martins. >> doc martins have come back. rider, can you take us behind the scenes of that amazing couch moment? >> oh, yeah. well, there was this moment where we were trying to get through a scene and will was hiding in the couch. that was what his character was doing. >> yep. >> and we actually could not finish the scene because we kept laughing so hard. they ended up using the outtakes as the end of the episode, that was the tag of the episode. the funniest part about this is this is what every week was like on our set. this ended up being the show, that episode, but really, this is the show every week for us. constantly making each other laugh. >> looking at the clip as you're explaining it, you can see that chemistry coming through on the screen. trina, i wanted to ask you, because you were in your 20s when you were cast as a high schooler, bringing a little bit of your own personal experience to the role. what was that like? >> it was really surreal playing a high schooler, college freshman. i really would go home to three kids and demands and dinner and breakfast. i was actually real -- it was a nice getaway. i just feel like i watched them grow up, i watched my kids grow up and, you know, i love them. >> watching along with everybody else. matthew, is there a "boy meets world" group chat? and do you all exchange gifts of yourselves? i know you get together all the time. but when you're texting, what's that like? >> i'll tell you what it's like. matt, matt, what are you doing? matt not responding. >> constantly going, isn't matt on this chain? >> i'm not going to say who the person is who doesn't respond on our chat. we have one as well. >> there's always one. >> it is not a true reunion without mr. fien, your so we've got a surprise for you guys. take a look. >> i can't believe it's been almost 30 years since we first started "boy meets world." i hope you're all doing well and that you continue to believe in yourself, dream, drive, do good. you know, i still love you all. class dismissed. >> oh, my gosh! >> what do you think of that? >> well, thanks for making me cry. hello. >> we see bill a lot, so it's nice to have a chance to see him again, though. he could come on, it's great. we love him to death. >> i wanted to ask you something else. we know you have a podcast called literary disco. will, you're joining the podcast club this week. what's that about? >> i actually dropped yesterday, our first episode with christy carlson romano. she and i did a show together called kim possible back in the '90s and we actually interview all of the best voiceover actors in the country. so you get to hear all the voices of all the cartoons you grew up, all the new cartoons coming out, the youtube. sensations, it's a ton of fun. >> that sounds so cool. having you all on with us is nostalgia that we didn't know we needed. this was so much fun. matthew lawrence, "mrs. doubtfire" is one of the best movies ever made. thank you guys for everything. >> oh, yeah. >> "boy meets world" is streaming on disney plus. the cast is at 90s cop in hartfo hartford, connecticut, all weekend long. so much fun. >>> coming up, spring into fitness with workouts for two. pair up and get moving. we're showing you how it's done. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones i could've waited to tell my doctor my heart was racing just making spaghetti... but i didn't wait. i could've delayed telling my doctor i was short of breath just reading a book... but i didn't wait. they told their doctors. and found out they had... atrial fibrillation. a condition which makes it about five times more likely to have a stroke. if you have one or more of these symptoms irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue or lightheadedness, contact your doctor. this is no time to wait. contact your doctor. nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? 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>> well, of course it's extra fun. there is more accountability. and who doesn't like a little friendly competition? >> oh, i like competition. >> i always win. >> always wins. always wins. >> even when she doesn't, she does. >> and he better let you win, exactly. the first move we're going to talk about is super popular. the plank. talk us through it. >> yes. each exercise we're going to be doing today, each partner will be working 45 seconds at their respective exercise and you'll switch 15 seconds in, and then you'll go again in the opposite role. so partner a is going to be down on the floor in that plank position, lining your elbows up underneath your shoulders as the partner b is going to jump over those heels. make sure your feet are together. you're going back and forth, getting that heart rate up a little bit. if you need to make it easier and less dynamic, partner a opens up their feet as you can see tracy and ryan to my side is running over the heels as if they're hurdles. and here a harder progression is simon will drop down next to his partner and bet some burpee action in between each hop. after 45 seconds you switch rolin roles and you repeat on the other role. >> whit was just stretching out his knee. we don't have to try this one out here. >> burning calories just watching. >> we're upping the ante. what do we do here? >> here we're going into our nordic hamstring curl. partner a on their knees, partner b holding the heels down nice and firmly, and partner a is going to slowly, as slow as possible, lower their chest towards the floor while keeping those hips through. where are you feeling this one, hollis? >> in my hamstrings. >> that's right. back of the legs. partner b is going to be knees on the floor or if you need that extra core challenge, knees are going to elevate off the ground. again, 45 seconds here, and then you're going to switch and repeat. >> a little bit of chest action there too. >> yes. >> i can see why this would be better -- feeling good in the back. excellent. i can see why this would be better with a partner or, you know, somebody or a spouse or something than just a stranger in the class, you know. might get a little awkward. right? >> oh, yes. >> so finally -- >> there's definitely some closeness here. >> that's part of the fun, right? so nothing works muscles like a squat. what's your go-to move on the squats? >> so, with the squat, partner b is going to be standing with their feet above partner a's shoulder. and the first partner going to be a little bit of coordination here. lower body push and upper body push at the same time. squat down, push the legs away as you explode up from the ground. communication is very, very important in any type of relationship, right, so it's very important to communicate with your partner if you're giving enough resistance. hollis, how is that feeling? >> too easy. >> all right. here we go. make it harder, throw it side to side, little oblique action, a little more force, just having fun with it. >> that's exhausting right there. the lower abs, the obliques. i don't know if you heard me counting back but i did well over a thousand. tuesday is arms and back. hollis and lance, thank you so much, guys. we appreciate it, you're troopers and the whole team in the back for making us sweat through it this morning. for two more of their workouts, check out "gma" instagram so you can get the workout in. thanks once again. >>> let's held over to rob marciano, another check of the weather. rob, what's going on? >> nothing like you channeling your inner anchorman. well done, whit. i channeled my inner whit johnson this week, got to go into the bird snowboarding prototype facility there in burlington, vermont. this is a me with a guy named thunder, believe it or not. i took it on the hill to test it out. that's always an interesting thing because i'm more of a skier. but check out some of this video that we were able to shoot of me hitting the terrain park. i got things under my feet pretty well. what do you think? >> i got to say -- rob, i'm really impressed. >> that's not you. that's his stunt double. >> all right. okay. show the pictures. >> once he hit the rail, i was like, okay, hitting the gnar on the rail, i was like nope. >> >> we have to fact check that. >> that's colby sears and thunder. >>> coming up, we've got to eat. how to make the breakfast of your dreams right after the break. >> especially after that workout. out. ♪ get over you again and again ♪ ♪ because because it's over doesn't mean ♪ your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true,with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so, remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments from a retina specialist that may help protect against vision loss. visit noweyesee.com and take charge of your sight. i lost 26 pounds and i feel incredible. with the new personalpoints program, i answered questions about my goals and the foods i love. i like that the ww personalpoints plan is built just for me. join now, pay later. workout. hurry! offer ends march 14th. your kindness outshines your highs and lows. your strength can outlast any bad day. because you are greater than your bipolar i, and you can help take control of your symptoms - and ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs, once-daily vraylar is proven to treat depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. full-spectrum relief for all bipolar i symptoms. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles or confusion which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements which may be permanent. high cholesterol and weight gain, and high blood sugar, which can lead to coma or death, may occur. side effects may not appear for several weeks. common side effects include sleepiness and stomach issues. movement dysfunction and restlessness are also common. you are greater than your bipolar i. ask about vraylar. >>> don't mind me, i was just eating. >> yeah, fitness for your mouth. back with easy eats with simple step with dessert for breakfast sure to be a showstopper. a great british show and fan favorite crystal is joining us from across the pond. can i just tell you first i loved you on bake off. i was cheering for you. okay. >> that's very nice. i feel like the u.s. are massive fans of the show, so that's fantastic. >> we love the show. we want to talk about these carrot cake pancakes. they are amazing. >> yes. >> what are the first steps to pancake perfection? >> so first we're going to start with our dry ingredients. i'm got some all purpose flour. we're going to add in some baking powder. we've got some light brown sugar as well. and then we have some toasted and chopped walnuts, a bit of texture. we're going to add those in. the best part are the spices. i've got here lots of cinnamon, so we're going to add in our cinnamon and also nutmeg. i think my top tip is do not skimp on your spices. you want the flavor and you want them to balance out with the ginger we add in. that's the dry ingredients. we're just going to give that a nice mix. and then we're going to go on to our wet mixture. so for our wet mixture, we've basically got here some raisins, and oranges. to this we add in the star of the show, which are ginger beer. so we're using ginger beer instead of milk, and it's going to create a really frothy tex dhur a texture. we're also going to add in some orange zest for a bit more flavor, a touch of maple syrup for a bit of extra sweetness, and finally you want to bind everything together. we crack in our egg. that goes in. then one more whisk. >> this is a ginger beer that helps with the fluffiness? >> yes. the ginger beer because it's got all those bubbles in it. so unlike a regular pancake with milk, the bubbles in the gingerbread really lift up the pancake. and also you get that lovely fiery ginger flavor, which is fantastic. i've got my wet ingredients here. what i'm going to do is create a well in the center of my dry ingredients and then slowly whisk in all my lovely wet ingredients. i've got the ginger beer or the orange zest, the raisins. and then we're going to give this a nice mix, just until it's all well combined. and then ideally, you want to leave your pancake batter to rest for at least 30 minutes because that's going to give you a lovely fluffy pancake. while that's resting, you can make your cream cheese frosting because obviously pancakes are not complete without cream cheese frosting. i've made a cream cheese frosting here. and that is basically is icing, sugar, cream cheese, butter, honey, vanilla and a binch of salt. so i'll give this a nice mix. that's lovely and smooth. that literally takes a few minutes to put together. >> all about presentation. >> yes. it's all about presentation. so once your batter has rested, you want to put in your carrots -- >> forgive us. we are out of time. but we are loving the pancakes. >> sure. i'll let you go. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? 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lisa, the only time you have to wear a mask is when you get into a taxicab or uber. that is basically it. lisa: my building just lifted the requirement for masks. i walked into the elevator mask less and there was another individual mask less and it felt wrong. is this ok? are you all right with this? i keep it in my pocket just in case. there is a lack of direction. tom: i still have the mask in my pocket, that is true. jonathan: are you telling me this about social etiquette now? are you serious? lisatotally serious. you don't ever feel that way? jonathan: about being rude for not having a mask? no. tom: we will be like japan, where there is a lot of people in japan way before the pandemic that wore masks. jonathan: that is fine. tom: they're going to be a lot of people wearing masks. that is all. jonathan: that is fine if you want to. i don't feel rude at all. futures down .25% on the s&p. on the nasdaq we are down .4%. i will look at the schedule in the commercial break. we will do that at the top of the next hour. that will go really well. we will talk about the games of the weekend. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. that's virtually ever

lisa: couple words. tamara: covid. lisa: yes. tamara: i know that it's over, but it's not over. amy: right. tamara: and it still is an issue. and i think 's going to have ripples in ourolitics this year and beyond. lisaat a great conversation. tamara keith, amy walter, thank you both. amy: you're welcome. tamara: you'elcome. judy: almost 30 million americans will have an eating disorder in their lifetime. during the pandemic, the number of people seeking treatment has jumped. but as amna nawaz reports, eating disorders are often overlooked in people of color. a warning -- this story discusses the behaviors associated with these conditions. amna: for years, tre brown hid her disordered eating from her family. tre: it's a stigma to have an eating disorder in my community. one of my cousins made the statement, black people don't have eating disorders. that's a white person disease. we know how to eat. amna: when most people hear the phrase eating disorder, what do you think they picture? who do they think of? tre: i think they picture a caucasian female. amna: it's a widespread stereotype. sara: in my head, it's always like a like a white girl, like a young white girl. gloria: in the media, it's always

lisa _ that it could end. lyse, many thanks, lisa do _ that it could end. lyse, many thanks, lisa do say _ that it could end. say reporting from kyiv. while we are on the air, president zelenskyy is addressing the us congress by video link. president biden is expected to announce details of more military aid to ukraine following his speech. our correspondent nomia iqbal is in washington. can you give us a flavour of what he is saying? can you give us a flavour of what he is sa in: ? , , , can you give us a flavour of what he issa in? , , ._ is saying? yes, this is a really historic moment, _ is saying? yes, this is a really historic moment, addressing l is saying? yes, this is a really| historic moment, addressing a is saying? yes, this is a really - historic moment, addressing a joint session of congress is generally seen as a rare thing. presidents do, prime ministers, popes and even a former ukrainian president has but to address congress as a foreign leader, a us ally, from inside a country as war rages around you is extraordinary and mr zelenskyy is hoping to use that extraordinary moment to change us fo

lisa fairfax. >> my name is lisa fairfax. i am a professor of law at the university of pennsylvania school of law. prior to my academic career, i worked at a large law firm. but before that, i was roommates and a very different at harvard of coalition builder. we knew early on she could be anything she chose to be, but also that she seemed destined to be a judge because of her ability to see all sides. our group of friends also knows that there is more to ketanji beyond her brilliant mind. there is her sense of humor, gift of storytelling, heart of gold that shows from the first coat you make for advice to the first knock you hear on the door after learning your diagnosed there. above all, ketanji is humble enough not to pretend she knows how to have it all, but she does know how to give it all. what she gives to her family, her friends, she also gives to the law and this country. a testament of her character is all the people of different background stand beneath -- beliefs who understand that essence of ketanji. we have seen that from endorsements. we will see it in the history she will make. she is honored and humbled by this moment. not for what it means for her, but for what it means for our amazing country. confirmation of the idea that america is a place in which all of us could get a sense of belonging and can reach our. potential. while challenging, i would summarize nearly 30 years of project in this way -- highlighting her faith in god and country, her intellectual grace, and a work ethic that makes her perfectly suited for the serious task of serving on the supreme court. it is with love, pride, gratitude for her willingness to serve introduce to you my friend and exemplary of america's promise, judge ketanji brown jackson. >> thank you. professor fairfax and judge griffith, i am sure judge jackson and her emily appreciate you being here today. i want to add senator doug jones , who has introduced jeb -- judge jackson to many of us. doug, thank you for serving in this cause and helping the president and judge jackson. we are not going to move to the next phase of the program. that is to hear from judge jackson. if we can set up a table -- before you sit down, judge, i am going to ask you to take the oath. please raise your right hand. do you affirm that the testimony will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> let the record reflect that the judge has answered in the affirmative. you make now proceed. -- may now proceed. >> chairman at durban, ranking member grassley, distinguished members of the judiciary committee, thank you for convening this hearing and considering my nomination as associate justice of the supreme court. i am humbled and honored to be here. i am also grateful for the generous introductions that my former colleague judge tom griffith and my close friend professor lisa fairfax have so graciously provided. i am also very thankful for the confidence that president biden has placed in me and for the kindness that he and the first lady and the vice president and second gentleman have extended to me and my family. today will be the fourth type i have had the honor of appearing before this committee to be considered for confirmation. over the past three weeks, i have had the honor of meeting each member of this committee separately. i have metmy parents also instie and my rather the importance -- my brother the importance of public service. after graduating from howard university, my brother started out as a police officer. after september 11, he volunteered for the army and eventually became an infantry officer, serving two tours of duty in the police he is here today, providing his love and support. speaking of unconditional love, i would like to introduce you to my husband, dr. patrick jackson. have not got that without him from that by my side from th

judy: and i want to turn quickly to our lisa desjardins, who was in the chamber during this speech. lisa? lisaat's right, i'm talking and texting with congress. no surprise there is a partisan divide and reaction but an unusual one where several offices are telling me that they are in the process of or have rewritten their planned process after this supreme -- speech. democrats are rewriting statements because they're more pumped you have by in speech than they expected to be. there's a moderate member of congress telling me that this was the speech they wanted to hear last year. pragmatic, specific. not just buzz words. on the other hand, some republican offices, someone who is also pragmatic telling me they completely scrapped their statement because they were disappointed. they felt the speech was too partisan and did not achieve as much. on the way to this location, i passed about two dozen members of the national guard as opposed to a year earlier where i was standing in the same spot watching rioters. no problemsed to. -- tonight. judy: very good. good to have a bit of good news. quickly