lisa. lisa: yes, that's right, zach. as we look at a soggy highway 101 in san jose. the activity is spotty but it's going to be a damp start to your weekend, a sunny and warmer finish. stay tuned. i have the details, next. zach: the dubs are coming to a fork in the road. what will the team do with gary. -- gary pay in the second. nexgard is the #1 vet-recommended flea and tick protection. it protects for a full 30 days, prevents the infection that causes lyme disease... ...and is safe to start protecting puppies as early as 8 weeks. but your vet doesn't just prescribe it to her patients... ...she trusts nexgard to protect her own dog. and she knows its delicious beef flavor makes it #1 with dogs. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. ask your vet about nexgard, and why it's #1 with pretty much...everyone. washed all day without heavy perfumes? try downy light in-wash freshness boosters. it has long-lasting light scent, no heavy perfumes, and no dyes. finally, a light scent that lasts all day. downy light! zach: welcome back. we are coming back with a shot from the golden gate bridge cam. cannot tell if that's rain or graininess in the shot but it's a beautiful shot nonetheless. there was an unexpected turn for the warriors in a season filled with distractions. what will the team do with gary payton ii? larry beil has all the details in this ms sports. larry: gary payton ii was in the warriors' facility yesterday, all seemed right in the world until he failed the physical. the dubs have some decisions to make, go through with the trade or blow the whole thing up, hate reverse. he did not play for portland until last month, back for 15 games, played 22 minutes against the warriors. league rules save the trade cannot be modified so he did the whole thing is off or the dubs take payton back as is. one report indicated gp2 could be out for like three months. the warriors think that's an exaggeration. coach steve kerr met the media. coach kerr: yeah, i'm not liberty to talk about anything with a trade until it's finalized, so i cannot talk about anything. to go home. larry: does not -- doesn't it feel like the giants with carlos correa all over again? hard to imagine any scenario where james wiseman returns you never know. the warriors will decide this weekend. best guess is they go through with it and hope his injury is not that serious. speaking of the warriors, warriors versus lakers tonight. tip-off 5:30 on abc seven followed by after the game with highlights and interviews. we are counting down to super bowl lvii. andy reid facing an old eagles team. he used to coach the eagles for years. reid did not retain nick sirianni in 2012. jalen hurts been dealing with a shoulder injury, patrick mahomes got the sprained ankle but moving pretty well. jalen hurts knows these opportunities are special. >> any individual out there that puts on a uniform, has this opportunity to play this game, put so much work into it, everybody wants to be the best and is only a select few. take those steps and take advantage of these moments and opportunities, and definitely work hard for moments like this and opportunities like this. >> it's going to be a great matchup. the eagles are great on defense. they have a great team in general. they have one of the historic defenses in the way they are able to get to the paster. it's going to take our best effort ends going to start everywhere. i have to make sure i am getting the ball out of my hands and relying on my to mix. it's going to be. a great matchup you cannot ask for a better team to go up against in the super bowl. larry: tom brady has made it official, sending his retirement papers to the nfl. the 45-year-old san mateo native retired and on retired last year, but this time it feels final. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i am larry beil. zach: from weather to sports, we are now going to get a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa: good morning to you. area of low pressure, that counterclockwise rotation, you can see it from live doppler pushing through there's been a pretty good dumper from american canyon around vallejo, highway 29 and around serious point, highway 37, crockett, 80 out there. we are showing you this vantage point because you can see the shower activity spotty from novato but a mix of rain and snow towards mount st. helena, looking at half moon bay, highway 1, montero into the peninsula, redwood city, foster city, highway 1 down to san carlos. as we cross over into snow, 680, pushing out of fremont looking at the wet weather. down around campbell, santa clara, spotty showers from cupertino. that snow already on top of mount hamilton, where temperatures are about 30 degrees, so certainly chilly out there. we are looki anoonliert hre afoobubr wents 32, freezing degrees around mount diablo. temperatures milder in the upper 40's, warmer than yesterday. we will do a 180 for your sunday morning went

lisa: lisa: -- lisa: but you have to think that, market rates with other costs immunized, i'm just wonderingnt that it could have the opposite effect. jonathan: something to talk about because i don't thing we a clue. lisa: i think that's correct. jonathan: i wonder if the fed even has the tools to bring it down without smashing the economy to pieces. lisa: a lot of people are wondering what it's going to look like. tom: tomorrow the pce deflator, .4, .1. i do a quick three month annualized. that's how you get it. what's the value right now of a three month annualized review by guys like you when the chairman is wedded to month month year-over-year. is there a value to looking at 90 days over? matt: absolutely. a lot of it is being inflated that's where the revisions are important. in february they thought the core three -- cpi was 3.1% annualized. they found out otherwise and they got a pickup and inflation on top of that so you have completely changed the trajectory and -- projection. jonathan: i don't usually stay this long. i am staying the extra 10 minutes for matt. lisa: he really did.

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lisa argen tracking the forecast. is it going to be a nice super bowl sunday, lisa? lisa: it is going to be great. enty of sunshine outside and temperatures are really mild. yesterday, we did manage a lot of sun, but it is on the cool side, only in the low 50's in san francisco. today, we should make it about five degrees to seven degrees warmer. as you see live doppler 7 jaime, you will notice the spin in the atmosphere, about 1/10 of an inch of rain here locally. around big sur and monterey, they picked up 1/3 of an inch. behind it, we have gusty winds arriving in the hills. on top of mount diablo, wents are gusting to 56 miles an hour, so that compressional heating with us today, that air sinking and warming and that will clear. temperatures in the low 40's in hayward, union city, good morning to you, a couple of 30's from fremont, 35 in pleasanton with seven in santa rosa. at that wind arrives, that will help some of the temperatures from bottoming out tomorrow morning, but after that, we are talking perhaps record lows into wednesday and thursday morning. there's a look at the gusty winds. 40-

lisa. things for joining us on abc seven mornings. i am zach in for lisa -- liz kreutz.coming up at 12:00 a.m. and 12:30. later you can catch the doves when they take on the leaders at home in chase center. tip-off is 5:30 p.m. and then stay tuned after the game around 8:00 p.m. because the news continues at 11:00 p.m. hope you have a great rest of the day. ♪ as i was saying earlier in the meeting, i think it would... hey sharon, did you know triscuit is crunchy on the outside yet incredibly wholesome on the inside. just like me. you forgot salty. i'm not salty. triscuit. unapologetically wholesome. >> announcer: this is espn on abc. >>> what a huge day of hockey in the nhl. we have 14 games in all. seven in the afternoon. nhl assist leader nikita kucherov and the bolts in big "d" against the first place dallas stars. a team with stanley cup aspirations as the lightning coming off that impressive win over tomorrow colorado. now they face another team who they played in the stanley cup final, the stars back in 2020. steven stamkos, what a year it's been for him. a thousan

lisa a.: [laughter] tom: bloomberg surveillance, jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz, and tom keene. how many fed speakers today, lisa to give their 2 cents. tom: williams of the new york fed will speak. we will do one better. joining us is william dudley. he is a former new york fed president, proceeding john williams. he writes for bloomberg opinion. we are proud of that. he has led a cogent debate about how we need to get used to a more sustained inflation and do something about it. bill, what do you make of the cacophony of the last 10 days, an open question to a former official your follow -- your follower is following yuan a couple -- is speaking you in a couple of hours. william: any disagreement between the market and fed will be resolved by the economic data. friday was a good example of that. the market has now repriced to meet what the fed has written down. market is now pricing in a 25 basis point rate hike in march and may. that is what fed officials have been promising. we are pretty much in alignment now. tom: what is the character of our disinflation? the textbooks you studied at berkeley would say "

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we don't really know who lisa, lisa, united states for america. it's, you know, sometimes we think it's fine, but as you say, he's so checked out cognitively and it appears to be someone else. and so we didn't elect, you know, we like to joe biden to be a president, and yet he lacks the ability to serve. so i've been calling for his recitation, or is a removal from office by impeachment or other means 25th amendment. clearly we need, we need a more rational actor here or the last, i mean, i would argue that a bind as much work in a rational actor based on his decision in his actions in the course of door and ukraine. and specifically, not avoiding the word you created the 1st place when, when all of the russian president was asking for essentially was a written guarantee from the u. s. the nato, that ukraine would never join data in their support for the needs to the courts, which up until i think february 22nd of last year, president couldn't state it should be the basis for a peaceful coexistence between russian ukraine. and that was a, that was

i am gloria rodrÍguez along with lisa kreutz -- lisa argent.. >>> good morning, america. mystery in the skies. a u.s. fighter jet shoots down a newly spotted unidentified object over canada. the incident just 24 hours after the u.s. took down a high-altitude object over alaska and a week after that chinese surveillance balloon was shot down off the coast of south carolina. the urgent search for the debris, and answers. >>> race against time. heroic rescuers risking their lives as they search for survivors after that massive earthquake. knowing that chances are slim as the hours tick by with more than 28,000 confirmed dead, and fears that number could double. still, they

lisa. lisa what do you think of this, do you think it's unfair to single out democrat mayors like we always do or is this just pure coincidence. >> lisaas someone who identifies now as a texan because i moved there, i'm not offended because houston is kind of a dump. but there are lots of dumpy towns in texas and in other states and i think generally most of them are these liberal-run cities. and whiffs looking at the list when it was talking about emissions and pollution and things that you can't really grab on, and i'm wondering if some of the other cities, like san francisco or new york or la got like the carbon credit to like get themselves off the list, something like that. >> greg: that's possible. because, you know, sf is known for producing a lot of poop. and not in a good way. not as compost, piers. i think it's fair to say that a criminal does not keep a clean house. so do you think there's a correlation between treatment of the environment and the treatment of others? >> piers: yeah. i also think there's the classic hypocrisy of the left, which is getting more prevalent. for example, if you see someone's twitter bio and it

lisa: i agree. that necessary. -- not necessary. jobina: what you do if you are in sonoma square and you see that? it is going to rain today. [laughter] reggie: that is the right outfit for today. lisa: one track mind. you know about it and the rain coming down, is filling in and live doppler seven, this is a level two because it is impacting your commute and we have heavier downpours and gusty winds on the north they. --bay. bear heavier cells embedded from fairfax and highway 1 through mere beach and as we look -- from marinda and danville, sam around -- sam around -- maroney. look at palo through a honda. as we go to that the next several hours, look at the pockets of the heavier rain that continued to push through south and east and it is 1:00 and there -- the sun breaks but it is active as the cold weather and the remnants through the system push through that south -- the south and into the santa cruz mountains. rainfall amounts may be a third inch, we could see three quarters of an inch and the blizzard warnings through tomorrow. an additional 30-6 feet of snow and in the sierra valley, anywhere from two feet and maybe three feet and our own snow levels above 3000 feet over a but below, we have seen a slushy mess --mix. we are featuring a couple dry more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo boom! sound of paper balls landing in bins office workers cheering music stops why do we shoot baskets with paper balls? for the same reason we play scratchers from the california lottery. because a little play can make your day. logo scratches on jobina: what -- his younger butter as their final witness. -- younger brother as their final witness. >> the jury one step closer to deciding alex murdaugh fate -- murdaugh's fate. the defense team resting after calling murdaugh's brother as the final witness. >> i have a hard time talking about paul. >> alex's brother breaking down, describing finding his nephew for posh -- nephew's remains. >> no mother or father or aunt or uncle should never have to see or do what i did that day. >> this as the defense presented a theory that there could have been two shooters. legal expert dan abrams ways in life -- live. district is raising concerns about the potentially harmful mental health impacts of social media on their students. [inaudible] -- [no audio] are harming young people with social media addiction. they say schools -- are suffering from anxiety and depression brought on in part from those platforms. >> the dangerous of these -- can have a devastating impact on anxiety -- goes up and depression goes up. jobina: meta developed more than 30 tools to support teens and families and tiktok says it prioritizes the safety and well-being of children. the santa clara county board of supervisors will consider a measure to increase funding for gun buyback events and it would also improve messaging and incentive for a program that allows people to turn in guns 24 hours a day at the county sheriff's office. >> the numbers are clear. our annual cost of -- cost of gun violence is $1 billion. fees reflect -- jobina: last year, buyback programs in morgan hill collected 700 firearms despite -- but despite the politics -- popularity, studies have questioned their effectiveness. the national bureau of economic research issued a statement saying there is no evidence the programs reduce gun crime. uber and also discussed -- discussed what they say is a crisis of unfair and arbitrary deactivation, which is when fire -- drivers are higher. uber and lyf clear processes for deactivation and this comes -- six dollars and $.20 -- $6.26 an hour they will hold a virtual news conference to announce their report. a cheerfully restaurant in salina has people talking and they have a new policy requiring anyone under the age of 18 to have an adult with them to dine in. the lord -- will change comes after management says there has been a lot of issues of teens treating employees poorly and vandalizing bill restaurant and some local teenagers are witnessing the behavior. >> we have problems with kids vandalizing stuff so that it is -- so that is a good idea. i have seen that before. jobina: management says teenagers are still welcome to use the drive-thru. new at six, comedian chris rock is finally ready to talk about the implements -- and permits -- information oscar slap. he is reportedly going to air out the laundry and this comes out week before the oscars and it is unclear how much of his standup material will be about will smith and the smack -- slap and smith celebrated his first major award since that big moment. he is banned for a decade from attending the oscars and speaking of the oscars, we will have you covered and catch you up on all things, especially those who are nominated for films. the awards will be held on sunday, march 12 on abc 7. at 6:30, airlines their flight schedules and you may be impacted. even the two fairy is impacted by inflation. how much more a tooth is going to get you this year and as we had to break at 626, -- 6:26, here is a in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart... efficient... agile... and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just $39 a month, with no contract, and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest, reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: treacherous that reach the sierras look -- yet again. more snow is coming there way and ran his -- rain and wind is coming our way. jobina: that has core in the land set to discuss student loan forgiveness. reggie: the scooter driver who survived near disaster by just seconds. jobina: well, good morning. reggie: we will get that rainy forecast from lisalse is new. a level two system and this is building in rapidly, the rain. as we are getting closer, there's a solid deck of rain in the north. -- they --bay. some heavier downpours through union city, 880 in free will -- in fremont. look at that line from the coast to santa cruz mountains, there is more offshore and a level two system to get going. rain is heavy. snow over the hills and looking at possibility of gusty winds with thunderstorms take new -- taking you through the next few hours. we get a bit of a break but not for long and more rain coming in. there is a break for several days. jobina: we want to get to the breaking news we have been tracking out of daly city. a gas line fire has forced evacuations for some homes. lena howland joins us live from the scene and you can see the flames going behind her. lena: good morning and this fire is actively burning and if you take a look behind me, fire officials told me that this has continued to burn through the night since about 11:

lisa's immaculate disinflation. lisa: is that really what it is? tom: i think it is a duration play. lisa: cross rationalization. e of months ago. it has rallied so hard since then. how dare you try and overspend in a rising interest rate environment? and they came back with massive cuts. lisa: we haven't addressed the existential questions. there are still some of these hanging over questions but our cost cuts enough to cut to growth? jonathan: where is the stock now? that is 7.7%. it's been a rough morning for them, has it? lisa: it's been a tough time. jonathan: 2020 three is a write off, see you in 24. tom: points are clear and hugely detailed. jonathan: huge mess. stocks down 7.7%. ♪ >> keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world with first word, i'm lisa mateo. ukraine's president is in brussels. as he did in london and paris he is seeking more military aid for the war with russia. allies should consider sending long-range missile systems and fighter jets to ukraine. the death toll has gone over 16,000 from earthquakes that struck turkey and syria rescue crews were still finding survivors more th

guy: is this also a play on the ira, lisa? lisasome of the companies in that sector can pick up the inflation reduction at. -- act. we have seen nice pickups since that legislation was moved through the legislative process in terms of being able to benefit in terms of climate change and increasing focus on esg goals. guy: great to catch up. enjoy the weekend, enjoy the game. thank. alix is going to sleep through it. still ahead, lyft shares shrinking. it is planning to cut prices to attract customers. details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is time for the bloomberg. i am ready to boot up. bloomberg has learned fox has turned down offers of more than $2 billion for its tv streaming service. lachlan murdoch wants to keep it because of its fast growth. it is a free ad supported service and bringing in the viewers these days. apple is under less pressure to slash jobs because it hired more efficiently in the first place during the hiring bench. apple added fewer employees than other big tech. the company generated more revenue per ne

lisa: more room to grow. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. geoff: our thanks to lisa desjardins.e will have more results from our poll tomorrow including views on some of the biggest issues facing congress like debt limit and aid to ukraine and you can read more of the findings on our website, pbs.org/newshour. amna: as we approach the one-year anniversary of russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, a look at the ground war, and the frontlines. ukraine and the u.s. say russian forces have launched offensives in three areas of ukraine's eastern donbas region. with support from the pulitzer center, nick schifrin, and videographer eric o'connor visited all three parts of the front. starting at one of the most southern points on the frontline, novosilka. and a warning, some images in this story are disturbg. nick: the road to ukraine's first tank brigade frontline position is bumpy, and tense. we're escorted by a sergeant who tells us to stay low, and move >> let's go. nick: trees provide the best cover. our guide calls ahead our position, using codewords. they refer to us as "ants"

ed: i am lisa matteo --lisa: i am lisa matteo. ey are expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points at the end of their today meeting today. jerome powell is likely to keep rate hikes on the table while leaning against bets that the fed will cut later this year. nikki haley plans to announce she is running for president. she would become the first republican to officially challenge her boss for the nomination. she was ambassador to the united nations under donald trump and the former president raised less than $10 million after he announced he is running. that is seen this -- as disappointing. the coo going it -- coo -- ceo of boeing says it is a matter -- being developed for the military will eventually come to commercial jets. >> you will have -- we have an application for an autonomous airplane and that application is in and the faa will work with us today on building a certification program for autonomy and -- lisa: he spoke at the event and making the final delivery of up 740 -- eight 747 -- a 747. global news, 24 hours

lisa. lisa: starting here, the wet weather moving into the pacific northwest, we are taking rain and ended -- ending up dry. we are looking at some more dry weather. good thing we had rain over the weekend, 38 in mount diablo with gusty winds. 40 martinez, 35 in dublin so a little bit of a wind chill in the north and east part of the bay area. we are also looking at the fog. santa rosa 35, winds have been gusty around mount diablo, 30 six in mountain view and we are featuring not only sunshine in the morning but high clouds do the afternoon. mainly clear sky now, increasing high clouds, sunny and warmer weather for the next several days and looking at cooler and cloudy days for friday, here is a look at the veil of thin, high clouds through the day. increasing and sweeping out through the afternoon. highs in the upper 50's to low 60's, by thursday our warmest day, upper 60's to near 70 in some locations. three to six degrees warmer through the next several days. the next 10 days featuring rain in the pacific northwest, maybe less than a 10th of an inch here. 60 in fremont as well as napa. overnight lows getting just milder every day with warmer days and warmer afternoons ahead. jobina: thank you, we are starting here with a live look at walnut creek showing off 680, so far for this commute, really different from what we have seen maybe last week or even yesterday. but no crashes to report. no blocking issues of any kind, no advisories. amazing if you do need to travel this morning. in oakland, our 880 at the coliseum camera for your reference, those headlights are traveling southbound. traveling southbound. tracy to dublin at 58 minutes, everyone... i'd like to raise a toast... to that classic, ritz cracker taste... in a crunchy, toasted chip. 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cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. ready to treat your hiv in a different way? ask your doctor about every-other-month cabenuva. with every-other-month cabenuva, i'm good to go. kumasi: this morning, and urgent search for survivors in turkiye in syria after the earthquake in the region yesterday. more than five thousand people are confirmed dead and there is an international relief effort underway. jobina: yes. officials say more than 6000 buildings have collapsed after the shaking. rescue crews are hoping to find survivors in the rubble. harsh winter conditions adding to the urgency to find people who might be trapped. there's also a health crisis as tens of thousands of injured are overwhelming hospitals in both countries. many countries are sending help including the u.s., japan and china, and a search and rescue team in los angeles is deploying with medical teams and search dogs, joining another team from virginia. >> they train tunneling, lifting heavy objects, getting concrete off of people. the dogs you see behind me are d rescued a thousand people. the hope is that will continue to grow. turkiye is in one of the most active earthquake zones in the world, monday's quake was the most powerrsl . reggie: news of the massive earthquake in turkiye raises questions over what the bay area would look like if an earthquake of that strength hit us. gloria rodriguez in the newsroom with the answer, hopefully we don't have to find out for a very long time. >> exactly, none of us want that. experts with the u.s. geological survey says if an earthquake of that size struck here, it would not be as bad as it is an turkiye but casualty would still be a major risk. monday's 7.8 magnitude earthquake leaving a point thousand --nearly 8000 dead. some one in the a foundation in the bay area and says several people have been impacted and are rushing to do whatever they can. >> are on the ground to check for their loved ones. cooks we have had building codes for a long time that have led to construction that is resilient to earthquake shaking. we would not see the widespread destruction here. >> that is --california would be luckier with fewer overall deaths and destruction. we have had similar here and then enter an -- 19 061 in just the one in 19 kumasi: more concerned about the government reaction to the surveillance balloon from china. the senate and house are such a hold classified briefings on the balloon on thursday. the pentagon says there were at least three other incidents of surveillance balloons in u.s. airspace, those stayed off the coast for a short period of time. >> they were off the coast and very brief. but what is frightening about this is the u.s. military had no idea of the incursions happening until afterwards. kumasi: the japanese government says it is looking into the possibility of similar balloons being flown over japan in the past. reggie: someone on the coast is waking up a multimillionaire, winning numbers drawn last night matching a ticket sold in the state of washington. here are the numbers in place you have a smaller prize. five, 11, 22, 20 three, the power number is seven. i'm excited about channel seven. anyone willing thousand dollars can own a piece of sports history. someone on ebay is auctioning off a bottle of sand taken from where tom brady made his retirement video in north miami. a user by the name gadgetgs claims he elected it just hours after brady posted the video. the bids have gotten as high as $99,000. kumasi: in arizona for the super bowl. for the second time in a decade, glendale is hosting. neighbors love the energy around their homes on game day and are looking to cash in. they are renting out rooms, the entire house, parking spots. that was erica mercer, two miles from the stadium and she is planning to rent out her parking spots. >> either five trucks or cars available, one, two and three, and in the rv area you have to park at least three depending on how long vehicles are. kumasi: she says the parking spots are going from anywhere from $269 reggie: the nerve. kumasi: she is planning to a day charge for 100 $75 a day. and she will drive people to the stadium. reggie: i don't like this. kumasi: if you've got people all behind your house, get your money. it happens at all of the big games. i'm paying to park in people's yards. >> they don't have to drive you though. kumasi: sometimes they do have a golf cart. >> giants games can have pricey parking. the weather is free, the sun is free and we are looking at some changes today as high clouds will invade our skies later on. the rain staying well to the north. we want more of it. the pacific northwest looking at some showers, with the bay area seeing high clouds to mid-level clouds later this afternoon. temperatures right now, 30 nine in foster city, 40 in belmont, 41's and carlos and fog in santa rosa at 35. air temperature 30 eight in livermore, the little wind making it feel like it is in the mid 30's. if we skip ahead to tomorrow, we have more sunshine and with the sun, that will warm us up to the mid 60's in concord, mountain view. 66 in san jose, could even see upper 60's close to cloverdale and on the coast, low 60's taking it a step further into thursday. 60's in the city, point raise, and close to 70 at the north end of the bay here. this is thursday, the warmest day of the weekend we will look for the cooldown to come in time for tht dropng here -- highs as much as 10 degrees and that will take us through the weekend. the storm track the next several days into friday, that is what cools us down, you can't really bring is any rain but as we get into saturday, maybe a few sprinkles. enter early next week, the storm track stays close. but it does not look too promising as of right now. 50 seven today with high clouds in richmond, 60 in fremont as well as napa and the accuweather seven-day forecast. milder tomorrow into thursday, cooler, cloudy friday, saturday cooler and we were back up next week. reggie: one of tv's most popular shows might be ending because of scheduling conflicts was the star. -- with the star. kumasi: it is sad. first beyonce, now another celebrity t history,he record lebron james could make. reggie: they --some cat would rather spend valentine's day with her for a companion and they are shelling out big bucks to do it in style. [laughter] reggie: do it, but let's not brag about it. kumasi: that doll. reggie: everyone... i'd like to raise a toast... to that classic, ritz cracker taste... in a crunchy, toasted chip. 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lisa desjardins takes stock of where the race stands. lisa: that's right. as president biden readies every election campaign potentially, his would-be republican opponents are figuring out which voters could back them. it's the focus of the new pbs newshour mpr marist poll. our correspondent at npr is here to walk us through some of the results. great to see you again. guest: good to be back, lisas start with president biden who is reconsidering his campaign, or not? what these numbers say? >> everyone expects he is going to run for reelection. that has had an effect with the first time, independents are saying that their best shot in 2024 is with reagan and not with someone else. you can see his approval rating is up to 46% after the state of the union address. he is up to 49% with registered voters. 46% is the highest he has been in the year. 49% is the highest he has been since the afghan withdrawal. so good news for president biden as he is heading into what is expected to be a campaign of reelection. >> how is he doing with independence? >> that is his one big vulnerability. this is a group he won in 2020. he only has a 36% approval rating with independents. it is why you heard in the state of the union address a message that was so targeted seemingly to the center. lisa: let's talk about the other reelection candidate, former president donald trump today was in east pales

lisa wants super core straightaway. [laughter] lisa: i cannot take it seriously. jonathan: do you remember when chairman powell said there isfor nuance another is? lisajonathan: we did that when people said it was transitory. lisa: the bottom-line is inflation has come down but it has not come down that much. i think that is the take away. now the issue is does the fed have to be more aggressive in the pushback? tom: i m looking at year-over-year super core and it tells the story. 0.9% to 6.43%. it is dramatic. jonathan: equity futures up one third of 1%. your inflation report is four minutes and 13 seconds away. futures up any yields in. cpi data, coming up next. ♪ lomita feed is 101 years old. when covid hit, we had some challenges. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because we focus on real foods in the right balance to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. so you get the results you want. when i tell people how easy it was for me to lose weight on golo, t

lisa? >> lisa: and back, back in the game. >> ari: and approve my appearance before i'm off of the bench. the point i was trying to make is that you also look at the fact that in 2018, democrats had i think something over 300,000 more democrats than republicans in the state. now today republicans have 400,000 republicans and democrats. governor desantis delivered florida into the red category. it is now officially a red state winning 20 points every single county and every single demographic in the state and what that means is you got 30 electoral college votes no longer up for grabs. in the 2024 election. so i think he is wasting his time. but you know, go ahead and waste your time mr. president. >> kayleigh: waste your time exactly, we republicans are fine with that. coming up a democratic strategist makes racially charged claims about republicans who called out biden's misleading claims. that is next. ♪ ♪ it can never die in our hands." true then. true now. let rosland capital help put gold and silver in your hands. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira and silver brochures. with rosland, there are no hassles, no gimmicks, and our shipping is fast and reliable. the most perfect medium. make gold your new standard. call rosland capital today at 800-630-8900, 800-630-8900. that's 800-630-8900. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and just imagine where a healthier heart could take you. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart failure. entrust you heart to entresto. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: welcome back. democratic strategist james carville resulted to name calling to bless the republican party. we have heard this before. over the booze and heckling of president biden state of the union address. >> you know, white trash trilogy, and you so real white trash on display. let me say something, marjorie taylor greene dresses like trash. she needs a consultant. i recommend george santos. he can do a good job of dressing up and doesn't announce her white trash. >> kayleigh: yikes! attacking a woman's clothes? i think this is not a good look. >> marie: i knew this was coming to me. >> kayleigh: i was debating. it's marie. >> lisact. >> marie: the reporter, i would not have use this language. there is plenty to criticize marjorie green taylor over and her colleagues during the state of the union was embarrassing. i wouldn't have used that term but the kind of things republicans have called my party doesn't make it okay, but the pro collection is a little much when people say my party like hates god and hates the country so like politics should be better. i wouldn't have done this. marjorie taylor greene was embarrassing. >> kayleigh: let's take a walk down memory lane and republicans have been called by democrats. >> the last thing we need is neanderthal thinking -- >> domestic terrorist cell at at this point. >> they start to look like jihadist. not a political party, fascist threat to our nation. a party of knuckleheads, a party of wu freaks. you can put half of trump supporters into the basket of deplorables. >> that backs donald trump, that wants to think that donald trump is the smart one. [laughter] you l

lisa: that was horrible. tom: team bonding. lisa jumped into kumbaya and i teared up. jonathan: singing at the bar? [laughter] lisae was a fake fire in the middle here. jonathan: at camp fire. [laughter] [crosstalk] tom: we all go kumbaya. jonathan: what was that thing president had with the saudis? lisa: when things were going well it turned white. tom: did it change colors? lisa: yeah. [laughter] tom: annmarie has one in her living room. jonathan: we are done. [laughter] jonathan: up next, a surveillance balloon -- tom: are we revisiting that again? jonathan: the line of the morning from the chinese government, we are gathering and verifying the facts. we hope the relevant parties will handle the matter in a coolheaded way. the surveillance balloon drifts across the country. [laughter] that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world with the first word. i am lisa mateo. the u.s. labor market continued to moderate at the start of the year. wage growth and historically low jobless rate are expected to keep the fed from lowering interest rates for some time. today's jobs

lisa: [laughter] this is -- >> for a change in in methodology? lisa: put this out there. tom: it's gone. [laughter] i mean come on, lisa,. trains were completely efficient. everything is working. tom: we are going to pause before we get to christine lagarde. i will not mince words with out of respect to bridgewater i'm baffled by their third co-chief investment officer. tell us about it. >> it is a great story. now this is the post era it is a 37-year-old first woman to lead this post. kos cio at the largest hedge fund. it is a pretty remarkable rise it is at a very challenging time. tom: she's out of princeton and i get it she a co-chief investment officer like is compared to rebecca patterson. what is her investment ability? >> she needed more data. this is a big win for a research across wall street. she came in in 2006 and worked closely with ranson and ray dalio within two years of college. she was most recently that several she took over in 2021 and launched a new fund to capitalize on the energy transition. she doesn't just focus on sustainability and her and her co-cios have been hinging on this idea that the 197

lisa. [laughter] lisa: we are looking at this area of low pressure spinning off the coast and bringing a showersing. it's a level 1 system for the next few hours, anywhere from a couple hundreds to .2% and looking at a sunny, breezy, and warmer sunday into monday. we begin to cool off and it gets windy and valentine's day is much colder and will last the rest of the week. zach: thanks so much. i will run to get hot tea. i'm zack littell along with lee sergeant. abc7news continues at 9:00 a.m. have a great day. you've put your dreams on hold. remember this? but i spoke to our advisor, and our vanguard investments are on track. “we got this, babe.” so go do what you love. thanks for being our superhero. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor—you're an owner. giving you flexibility to follow your dreams. that's the value of ownership. >>> good morning, america. high-stakes shootdown. u.s. fighter jets intercept an unidentified object over alaska. officials say it was the size of a small car. now, the race is on to recover the wreckage. the urgent questions this morning. where did it co

lisa: there is a little computer here. jonathan: it's already in our world we do things on the print side with automation. tom: but that's not gaining inflation. lisa: is a tool. how do we use it as a tool to make it more efficient? jonathan: i agree they have to adapt and adjust. lisand a knowledge of the sentiment limit theorem. jonathan:jonathan: and you explt to us? futures down 6/10. this is bloomberg. >> keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world with first word, i'm lisa mateo. the federal reserve's most hawkish policymakers saying they pay return to bigger interest rate hikes. cleveland fed president said she saw a compelling case for a 50 point hike. that was echoed by st. louis fed president. president biden to speak with xi jinping about the chinese alone shot down by the u.s.. he hopes to get to the bottom of this. he said he makes no apologies for taking down the balloon. he highlighted just how fragile relationships are between the u.s. and china. in northern ireland it is prime minister told politicians that significant progress has been made toward agreeing treaty agreements for the region. there is no deal yet with the european union an agreement would resolve how a good move between the region. the trial of ftx founder is threatening to

lisa: thank you, peter. >> steve: we should point out lisa boothe joins us today. >> lisa: what a day to be here. >> steve:residents' day the president is out of town. >> lisa: there you go. so great to be with y guys. >> brian: almost a year ago we thought ukraine was going to be invaded we were told by all the experts it was going to last three days. he thought that zelenskyy was going to be like go handy of afghanistan and just take the money on hop on a choppy and be gone. remarkably conversational talked about that exchange and the bravery in which the ukrainians have fought and the utter definition of heroic. they have bombed over 600 hospitals and clinics. they are aiming for civilians, they're kidnapping children, taking them into russia, and adopting them into russian families. the horrific things the russians have done would make most nations cower, the ukrainians have stood up and are more determined than ever georgia would be absorbed. when they line up troops it will be to take poland. when they take poland we have no choice by treaty we have a to fight. to almost everyone's advantage except c

lisa nandy- _ people across this country. labour is lisa nandy. let's _ people across this country. labour is lisa nandy. andy. let's get all - people across this country. labour is lisa nandy. let's get all the - is lisa nandy. let's get all the sports news now. good afternoon. manchester city could reduced arsenal's lead in the premier league to just three points later before the two meet on wednesday. arsenal's dropped points yesterday have given the champions a chance to tighten the title race against aston villa later. that's one of two games today. the other one is the second meeting of leeds and manchester united in the last four days. after their draw at old trafford on thursday night, they're drawing again. chief refereeing 0fficer howard webb has contacted arsenal and brighton after what have been described as �*significant errors' in the var process at their games in the premier league yesterday. at the emirates, brentford striker ivan toney�*s goal stood after a var check by lee mason, even though there was an offside in the build—up. while human error also blamed for brighton incorrectly havi

lisa, the snow. lisa: level 1 system from to 1 inch. snow levels of 3000 feet, then lower tomorrow.derstorm late. liz: thank you for joining us. the news at 9:00. >>> good morning, america. historic storm. california battered by torrential downpours. the swollen santa clara river swallowed up motor homes and trees. up to 10 inches of rainfall with more than 100,000 customers without power, and more than 6 feet of mountain snow. plus, another storm system on the way. our weather team tracking it all. >>> bloody battle. ukraine's desperate fight to hold a key eastern city. as russia retaliates against poland for supplying leopard tanks to ukraine. plus, china's latest move at the g20 summit. >>> cleanup concerns. the epa suspending toxic waste removal from the ohio train derailment over contamination fears as

lisa lisa was born, like my son, on may 2. nikita we have taurus taurus what color are lisa's eyes? t down on the sofa. hello, come in. hello katya liza, what do you call your grandfather? glory why where did it come from? probably from birth since childhood? we also call our grandmother simply tanya and the other grandfather on my mother’s side, grandfather vova , because he always said it like i would be grandfather, that’s all, that is, on the contrary, he wants to have the status of a grandfather. yes, that is, this slime, and that grandfather noticed what word was the status of grandfather katya in what grade you study, in the sixth you bring home lessons, no, i study at fourth five how slava reacts to this praises well, i won't say that he is particularly interested in your grades. he is more interested in music. and so, but with music. how are you doing well with music? you have already decided who you will become yet, what you have not decided yet, but i want all professions to be so relevant lisa and what do you do? i'm currently studying in college enrolled in the legal pro

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lisa can report the tuitions cpi is anchored. lisa: is it? tom: they are putting a chain around men and women's legs. lisa have been tracking that closely. maybe that is my problem. michael: you are more fun at parties then other people. lisa: [laughter] michael: to know why the cpi is going down is a nerd thing. a lot of people on wall street are going to look at that because they want to figure out why this is happening and there bets are going one way or another. the average american cares about the year-over-year. lisa: [laughter] jonathan: let me tell you something. not talking about markets or inflation. i need to tell you about used car prices right now. michael: used car prices have gone out -- up a little bit. inflation nerds are worried about this. lisa: that is my point. they were falling for a long time, a couple months people were saying this is the big this inflationary push. now they are going back up because there is not the same supply left over from the pandemic era and lack thereof of people buying those fleets of cars. it matters to people's lives who want to buy cars. michael: here is

lisa darshan -- lisa desjardins joins us. where else are we seeing election denier's run?andidates are different. christina in michigan, this was saturday night she was elected and a contentious election. look at kansas. mike brown is a new party chairman elected a week ago. he ran ads last year and his secretary of state bid questioning the 2020 election and raising the dominion voting idea which was part of his failed campaign for secretary of state and he is now the party chairman in kansas. two others are not outright deniers but they have raised doubts or allow them to fester. in florida, the new republican chairman, kristen zigler is a one that says he wants to move past 2020. he was at the january 6 rally in washington. in arizona, another swing state, jeff dewitt, a former top trump official was elected party chairman tree weeks ago. he beat outright election deniers. in some places this is a question of how far right you are. host: tell me more about christina in michigan. she lost her race for secretary of state. reporter: these are important races because of the

lisa argen and her pink this morning. lisa: a little late for valentine's day. liz: you can celebrate it all month. lisa: it is cold. even though our temperature change shows it is warmer, still looking at frosty readings at high clouds passing to the bay area. temperatures in the mid 30's from livermore to santa rosa, and fremont at 36. palo alto a chilly 35. compared to 24 hours ago, we are running from a degree to five degrees milder. there is a look outside. it is clear. we are on our way to plenty of sunshine and temperatures through the 40's. noontime, near 60. a few high clouds with highs in the mid to upper 60's. by 4:00, numbers slipping to the 60's. we have a clear night tonight, so two days of mild weather before some really cold air moves our way. details in a few minutes. liz: a family, including two children, is recovering after a car slammed into a home in the oakland hills. no one was seriously hurt but neighbors say they are concerned the suv struck a gas line, which sent flames shooting into the air. ryan curry was at the scene and found out what could have led to the driver losing control. ryan: su

fraudulent means. >> lisa reuben, thank you for bringing us to present day and projecting us into the future. you can see episode two of one truth, is not truth. that is 10 pm tonight, lisaer boss facing legal liability on a variety of fronts. including his involvement on the capitol attack, we will explore. plus, president biden revises an immigration policy first proposed by the trump administration. with many advocates concerned for the future of this country. future of this country boost your team's productivity with samsung's fastest processor yet. switch and save up to $1000 on the new galaxy s23 ultra. now that's epic. on the network america relies on. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and just imagine where a healthier heart could take you. don't take entresto if preg

lisa, let's get a final check of the forecast. a chilly day ahead but maybe warmer later today. lisa: i am still looking it -- thinking of that lasagna. liz: it did look good. i like cold, leftover lasagna. lisaice, mild day today but freezing. mid-60's are the warmest locations. sunday and monday, almost as nice for president's day. colder tuesday. we will see wind. a colder, wintry mix wednesday into thursday and staying cold into friday. looks into early march. liz: thanks for joining us are at abc seven mornings. at we continue at 9:00 a.m. and good morning america is next. have a great day.

lisa, we have to dive forward. we are all staggering in after watching the super bowl. you said monday was a waste of time, to paraphrase. lisa: the dado was a barren wasteland of nothingness. -- the data was a barren wasteland of nothingness. tom: speaking of a barren wasteland, the denver broncos! lisa michael: this is deliberate. i am wearing the new york mets colors and my boston red sox cufflinks because football season is over. lisa: you got decked out. michael: it is baseball season. let's go! lisa: that is our public service announcement for baseball. there could be a surprise to the upside in a way that people are not counting on. michael: it could be a surprise to the upside. we know energy and oil prices have gone up. we know used car prices have gone up. what is really going to affect it are a couple statistical changes. the new seasonal adjustment factors have been applied already. they have revised the december figures. december cpi fell a 10th of 1%. that has been revised to a gain of 1%. we are looking at a core rate that was revised higher as well. right now, it looks like anything that comes on top of that could push things higher. they are also changing the weights. the idea in the longer run -- tom: they change the rules and everything of the game. lisa: they are c

lisa: there is are more to it than that. kumasi: you are a game of thrones fan? you watched all 10 seasons? lisa: i did. kumasi: [laughter] lisave been so many that have not made it past two and three. reggie: you made a point about the flight attendant. lisa: good morning. it pacific northwest is getting the rain this week. today, high was coming into play later this afternoon, but we will get some sunshine to start early and then those high clouds sweep out later. wrigley at 40, as well as oakland upper 30's on the peninsula. 36 in mountain view with fog. in santa rosa at 35. upper level winds gusting to 20, 40 mph out of the north. here come those high closer the afternoon, but with temperatures is still on the mild side, we will be right around where we should be, which is in the low 60's in santa rosa. upper 60's the forecasted high on this day. upper 50's in oakland, partly cloudy today in oakland as well as in san francisco and concord. mid 60's on the way for our inland valleys as we get to thursday redwood city will see five degrees of warming. the next couple of days, the closest we get to the storm track is friday.

i think everybody who will watch will want to extend their love to lisa and caroline , of love to lisa of course, will approach the ministry of justice to get their response. but give them all our love on what must be a very difficult day after the most impulse possible six years. thank you . thank you , lord thank you. thank you, lord murray, and the government as a whole remain steadfast in our commitment . the families whose commitment. the families whose lives have been devastated by the senseless attack at manchester arena, currently after an inquest. all details be provided by the coroner alone . provided by the coroner alone. any change to the law would need to consider its wider impacts , to consider its wider impacts, including how it would affect those bereaved families who do not wish to provide information to register the death . they have to register the death. they have already provided this to the inquest . we acknowledge the inquest. we acknowledge the seriousness , the matter and are seriousness, the matter and are committed to seeing what can be done via non legislati

i think everybody who will watch will want to extend their love to lisa and caroline , of love to lisaof course, will approach the ministry of justice to get their response. but give them all our love on what must be a very difficult day after the most impulse possible six years. thank you . thank you , lord thank you. thank you, lord murray, and the government as a whole remain steadfast in our commitment . the families whose commitment. the families whose lives have been devastated by the senseless attack at manchester arena, currently after an inquest. all details be provided by the coroner alone . provided by the coroner alone. any change to the law would need to consider its wider impacts , to consider its wider impacts, including how it would affect those bereaved families who do not wish to provide information to register the death . they have to register the death. they have already provided this to the inquest . we acknowledge the inquest. we acknowledge the seriousness , the matter and are seriousness, the matter and are committed to seeing what can be done via non legislativ

lisa: airpods. jonathan: airpods? toasters? people eat bread. lisa: i eat bread. [laughter] jonathan: poisonous stuff. looking at 106 early on. i know. 100 1033. tom brady doesn't eat bread, does he? lisa[laughter] jonathan: what greater man is there to aspire to be? lisa: i like bread, i'm sorry, i won't apologize for it, especially fresh and good. specific names that are moving this morning. bed, bath & beyond, downgraded to zero dollars from one dollar because they are a possibly careening into bankruptcy but they are coming up with a plan to have a financing situation to avoid chapter 11. shares are responding by dropping already .4%. baidu, this is really interesting, the american depositary receipts of this chinese company surging more than 13% because of the rival to chat gpt. this is all the rage. if you look at the tech companies in the u.s., cloud computing unit -- cloud computing -- cloud computing units are looking for robots to replace us and all search engines. jonathan: up 80% since the lows of october. the chinese names have rocketed. lisa: you wonder how much it is because of reopening and how much it is because of certain kinds of reevaluation within the tech space of

lisa: yes. jonathan: bowtie should absolutely fit under that category. it might be stable for you. tom: tang is not discretionary. lisa: when it comes to discretionary, how much i with community resurgence in travel and experience and supporting the discretionary spending? jonathan: casinos, cruises, those crazy people -- on both 40 week. [laughter] lisao resurrect that. jonathan: the idea of being stuck on a boat. with you guys? sure. with strangers? no. some people have heard this rent before. tom: we have chris verrone back with strategic us -- strategas joining us by phone and now. you mentioned it was a challenging trend. you don't kill it with target which we all agree is a well-run company. what sector shows signs of life? what sectors can we be comfortable owning given the moment? chris: what is notable is how the market, despite the rally off the low, we should not call this move monolithic. there are clear areas of strength and clear areas of weakness. on the positive side, we have to tip our hats to the strength we have seen from the industrial. industrials whether it is in europe or japan have been absolutely fantastic. i think they are telling us something. leadership last year in difficult year and leadership so far this year, that sounds like something that is trying to communicate a secular story to us. i want to respe

lisa, thank you lisa erickson. head of the public markets group at u.s. bank wealth management thanks, lisa> when we come back, charlie munger speaking out at the daily journal annual meeting about a lot of different topics. the cnbc cameras are the only ones to bring it to you. we have what he said up next we will talk about his take on a.i. and tesla and elon musk and more >>> as we head to break, let's get what munger called venereal disease and rat poison bitcoin up since tuesday we'll be right back. luxury exemplified. innovation electrified. with apple music seamlessly integrated. the all-new, all-electric eqs suv from mercedes-benz. see your dealer for exceptional offers on mercedes-benz electric vehicles. ♪♪ ♪ a bunch of dead guys made up work, way back when. ♪ ♪ it's our turn now we'll make it up again. ♪ ♪ we'll build freelance teams with more agility. ♪ ♪ the old way of working is deader than me. ♪ ♪ we'll scale up, and we'll scale down ♪ ♪ before you're six feet underground. ♪ ♪ yes, this is how, this is how we work now. ♪ i was born on the south side of chicago. it has been a l

lisa. what happened to you? so antonina vladimirovna everyone has their own problems. so it is. well, why think about it now to remember? this is all? the main thing is that lisa is healthy. i really want lisapy. i also want this. tell me do you still love her? yes, i love her very much. and i want her to be happy and do everything for this, i say for sure. well, i'm just me, well, why did you have to come? why was take lyudochka for novikov? well, of course , do not write about bruises. so the rescuers from the car dragged me by the shoulders until i left him. lyudmila, well, what are you starting? well, it doesn't look like her husband beat her, he's a great caring guy hanging around here every day. hold on, uh-huh let's go excuse me, where's the doctor? i think that in the staff room, and thank you, keep literally here are the recommendations. yes, yes, yes, you know partially memory loss. yeah , hiding information from her doctor, take well, i asked your wife to find out the truth fine? maybe i know better what is needed in my wife, it can be a catalyst, and then she will remember everything. and if not, listen, you don’t want us to return to her memory such trials. tell me what you're

lisa has the forecast. we are talking more rain today and a little bit of snow in the higher elevations. lisa: the snow levels will be lowering. today is the first system. you can see scattered showers pushing through the bay area. go to the north and you can see highway 29, a light shower in san rafael, mill valle pescadero, west of 280, some showers in the santa cruz mounds, so you can see snow around mount hamilton. this is a level one system come anywhere from -- anywhere around a half-inch of rain today. we will see some sun later on with onshore winds, temps keeping them in the mid 40's. so the plan throughout the day, scattered showers increasing through 9:00 a.m. then it will clear out in the north bay. and we will talk about another system getting ready, a stronger one, the come on monday. liz: mount diablo is still covered in snow. many people have been going to check out the beauty of it, but if you hope to play in it the entrance gates are closed. conditions come from that rare snowfall that hit the bay area on friday. as lisa mentioned, the rain is another concern on top of the already dangerous road conditions. a stretch of highway 29 is closed because of those conditions. the closure is in napa county from tubbs all the way to the lake county line. conditions were sent after that mix of rain and snow, leading to multiple car accidents. the weather is not enough to stop families from going to the fresh snow in the sierra. if you have plans to travel there, chains are required on 80 and 50. crews the roads in and out of this year. >> we will make it, then leave a soon as we can. liz: there is a lot of fresh powder for the skiers at tahoe ski resorts. mount rose, snow piling up yesterday and more is expected today. they received 8-10 inches of snow since friday night. at alpine meadows, skiers enjoyed pristine conditions. the palisades said they got more than four feet of snow last week. also, you might need to reconsider travel plans if you are heading to yosemite. yosemite national park will be closed unt

lisa - programme? well, thank you very much for having me, lisa marie, l much for having me, lisa marie, and admirablehe chinese do have a comprehensive surveillance programme that includes satellites, listening stations, and balloons, both high altitude balloons and some that are not in the stratosphere, as we have seen over the last few days. and i think what we have seen is that they fairly brazenly operated these around the world, as we have gone back and look through radar data, we have been able to re—examine things and we have an understanding that they have probably flown over a0 plus countries across almost every continent and they have done this in a way that violates their territorial integrity of almost every country involved. now, you have mentioned there you have gone back over some data and there is potential they could have been around a0 of these objects but why is it just a case of finding more stuff now? has it always been there? ~ , stuff now? has it always been there? 3, ,, . ., stuff now? has it always been there? 3, , ., there? my suspicion is that these balloons _ there? my sus

lisa: the conundrum wrapped in an enigma is a butchered version of winston churchill. tom: are these elements of 39? lisa: that's the question, right? a moment of potential pivotal changes and hopefully not the same kinds as 1939. tom: we will continue with ed hyman, our annmarie hordern mint -- annmarie hordern didn't is in warsaw throughout the day. lisahe release of the federal reserve minutes are likely to show how much support there is for larger interest rate hikes. wilmore officials consider a 50 point hike? the tone could hint at how policymakers are interpreting recent data on inflation. the european union cutting the natural gas demand this winter by 1/5, meaning a voluntary 15% goal to help survive the winter was met. finland saw the biggest drop. usage was cut by more than half. tesla is prioritizing battery sales reduction in the u.s. over germany because of the inflation reduction act including manufacturing tax breaks. fueling concerns that europe will fall behind in the race to attack production of electric vehicle components. china, authorities have urged state owned companies from using the four biggest international accounting firms, concerned about data security, including pricewaterhousecoopers, ernst & young, kpmg, and lloyd. how would you like a touch of olive oil in your cup of coffee? it's happening at starbucks

lisa arjun this morning, lisa how's the super bowl forecast? looking looking really nice glory. you can see all the sunshine here. san francisco little chilly on the peninsula 36. there are also in santa clara. look for mostly sunny conditions in the sixties. all right. thank you, lisa. the news continues right now, with good morning america. wow! it's been 38 years since we were here. back then we could barely afford a hostel. i'm glad we invested for the long term with vanguard. and now, we're back here again... no jobs, no kids, just us. and our advisor is preparing us for what lies ahead. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor you're an owner. giving you confidence throughout today's longer retirement. that's the value of ownership. ♪ all the single ladies ♪ l the single ladies ♪ ♪ all the single ladies ♪ ♪ all the single ladies ♪ ♪ all the single ladies ♪ ♪ all the single ladies ♪ ♪ all the single ladies ♪ ♪ put your hand up ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma" this sunday morning. super bowl sunday morning. this year's team of performers hoping to give us many more amazing moments to look back on. we're just hours away from finding out who this year's super bowl champs will be. what moments from rihanna's halftime show we will be re-watching for years to c