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kumasi: a check of our forecast with lisa. lisa: we do have low clouds and fog.doppler, eggs are going to clear up quickly. mount tam, you can see how hazy it is. palo alto with clear skies. 50 in san jose.

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lisa: took a minute. liz: thank you. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. for liz kreutz and lisaa good day. >> everyone is here, so excited. >> what happens to all of this snow? what do we do with it? >> this is a community that has learned to stick out. everyone has done their part. >> we are sticking with the story on our 24/7 being livestream. >> after months, they are seeing signs of progress. >> every day at abc 7, we are building toward something better. >> a better bay area. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symptoms of oab: leakage episodes, urgency and frequency in adults. do not take if you have a known allergic reaction to gemtesa or its ingredients. tell your doctor right away if you're unable to empty your bladder or if you have a weak urine stream. tell your doctor if you're taking medicines that contain digoxin or if you have liver or kidney problems. side effects may include headache, common

lisa argen is tracking the forecast. i'm thinking about those runners gearing up for breakers. they may need some extra layers. lisa: it is certainly cold, only in the low 50's, drizzle. they like that thing. cold weather, for one don't know about the drizzle making the pavement wet. give yourself some time if you are headed out, low clouds and fog up and down the california coast. from the pacific northwest, a trough is allowing low clouds and fog locally but moisture in the form of thunderstorms in the sierra nevada. once the system shifts, we will see changes, high-pressure pushing overhead today and tomorrow. more sun and slightly warmer temperatures. walnut creek getting ready to break out in some sun. 52 half moon bay with visibili . clouds about 200fe county andunny and warmer afternoon. 54 in novato with mid-50's inland. you would think that would warm up the coast. low clouds and fog dictate how warm we will get when it pulls away, the sea breeze allowing for a cool day but getting into some afternoon clearing and for your monday. cloudy with mist and warmer for the valleys and inland day, mild to warm. we will look for the warmth to peak bang tomorrow -- to peak tomorrow and the cooler weather but maybe not soon enough for you right along the peninsula. ur numrs for monav got more 60'e city, 70's around the bay and look at the 80's and around 90 init goes away on tuesday, back into the 70's inland so it is pleasant, but cool and breezy around the bay and the coast. it will be one of those weeks where you don't see a whole lot of sun after tomorrow. highs from the upper 50's half moon bay, 75 in fremont. partly cloudy skies. the high clouds and the seven-day forecast looking at temperatures warmest tomorrow and a cool down for tuesday. low clouds and fog, temperatures near or below average for the rest of the work week, and the early call for memorial day looks to keep the cooler temperatures with us. stephanie: emphasis on the many warm up. -- miniar get it one day. thank you. just ahead, passenger protection. what the government is proposing if you get caught in flight delays or for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. ♪ ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm tastin' ♪ ♪ nos gusta mezclar ♪ ♪ como malteada ♪ ♪ aqui hay lugar ♪ ♪ yeah we livin' in the golden state ♪ stephanie: u.s. air travel hit a new pandemic era record on friday. they screened more than 2.6 million people nationwide. that number represents a 10% increase over the same date last year. the record sets the stage for what is expected to be a busy memorial day weekend travel period. aaa predicts air travel will be 11% higher than the same weekend in 2019. it is not just for memorial day. experts predict record high aire corner, travelers are wondering if they will face the same crazy delays like last year. as 7 on your side's michael finney reports, the questions, as the government proposes more consumer protections. >> it is never this crowded. it is crazy. >> luckily i was not stranded in austin. michael air travel was chaos for : millions of passengers last summer. >> i've flown a lot of times in my life but i've never had an experience like that. michael more than a quarter of : u.s. flights were delayed and 3% were canceled, stranding passengers and upending travel plans. >> at the last minute southwest , called us and said the flight was canceled. michael: >> then, a computer meltdown at southwest airlines stranded thousands more last christmas. >> it is total pandemonium. >> we are scrambling around, trying to figure out how we will get our home. michael memories of that chaos : still linger. >> a lot of folks wondering is my flight going to get delayed or canceled the way it did to kick off last summer? the way it did certainly over the christmas-new year period. michael scott of the travel : site, improve. airlines have been ramping up capacity and staffing over the past year. still, summer will be a tough task. >> there is potential for it to be the busiest air travel summer on record. michael yes, the busiest ever. : more than 260 million passengers took to the skies from january through april this year, setting a new record. the travel surge comes as the federal government is considering new protections for air travelers. most major airlines have now agreed to compensate passengers for some expenses if the airline causes a long delay or cancellation. stranded passengers can be reimbursed for things like meals, hotels and taxicabs. so far, those commitments are voluntary. the feds want to make it law. and the proposal could go even further. >> the second thing this proposal could do which is groundbreaking is requiring airlines to provide compensation. michael: he says there are no specific proposals but it could mean payment for inconveniences caused by delays like missing a tour or a business meeting. >> they lost time, some amount of their vacation. certainly a headache when those delays or cancellations happen. michael i am michael finney, 7 : on your side. stephanie: the compensation would only apply if the airline caused the delay or cancellation. airlines are expected to push back on these proposals. 7 on your side's michael finney is following this story. you can check back on abc7news.com/7onyourside for updates. still to come on abc seven mornings, netsn the debt ceiling. who the president says he will call today following stalled debt talks. then, four day work week. which bay area city is still seeing success in the workplace with one less day of work. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. president biden i am willing to : cut spending. i proposed cuts in spending of over $1 trillion. but, i believe we also have to look at the tax revenues. stephanie: now at 6:30, president joe biden calls out republican negotiators during the g-7 summit. what he has planned today amid debt ceiling talks. good morning. we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather. it comes with a drizzly start. let's check in with meteorologist lisaway over the east bay hills. a great sky in san francisco, drizzle. 57 in san jose. it is cloudy everywhere. the clouds peeling back on the east bay. ballmer peak 52. we will work on the sun throughout the day, but high clouds will be moving in so it is partly cloudy. temperatures warming quicker around the bay and inland with 60's and 70's. by 4:00, we are in the low 70's. notice the band of low clouds. cooler at the coast and warmer downtown for monday. stephanie: new this morning, president biden wrapped up his g-7 summit trip with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, who says a ukrainian city has not been seized by russia. russia says they have claimed the city. the president announced a new $375 billion security aid package will be sent to ukraine. chuck severson reports. truck: -- chuck and volodymyr zelenskyy meeting overnight in hiroshima, japan at the g-7 summit. the meeting coming at a crucial time in ukraine's fight against russia. the g-7 was once the g8 but russia is n

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lisa, how long is this supposed to be? lisa: not the warmest all year long. we did see some 90's a couple weeks ago, but yes, 90 inland. that will be 10 to 15 degrees warmer than average for our inland valley. we look at live dop heat up be. a nice day on the way today. coastal fog forming. for mount tam, can see that right now it is 52 in the city. a gray sky for the bay. the golden gate bridge. partly cloudy elsewhere. winds have been up to 24 mph through the delta. it will be breezy again today. it is five degrees milder along the bayshore. not only is it breezy today throughout the bay, winds build into thursday. we are getting warmer but will still be pretty windy on thursday. if you are planning the rest of the week, the heat wave in our inland valleys, here it is. up or 80's by saturday and sunday. the changes come closer to the bay sunday and things could get interesting next week. we will keep you in that. good morning, jobina. jobina: we are going to go to area has cleared, but the backup is past 80 and into cordelia. two gold hill road is the problem spot. we also have a stalled big rig, westbound for past said marco. this is near bay point. i do want to bring in the drive times. to concord, still around 25 minutes, which is average for this time of morning. we will wrap up with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, where metering lights came on at 5:36. kumasi: ginger zee is live with what is coming up on gma. ginger: good morning. nice to be with everybody this morning. coming up on wednesday, writer e. jean carroll is talking about winning her civil case against former president donald trump after the jury found him liable for sexual abuse and defamation. we also have an exclusive, linsey davis sitting down with the mother of the six-year-old boy who shot his teacher. and could the birth control bill -- pill soon be available over-the-counter? what is on the table for the fda. best in show live in times square. buddy holly, the dog, joining us after making history in westminster. and we celebrate national walking month. put on your sneakers and join us. kumasi: we are right by one of the best places to walk, the embarcadero. reggie: true. kumasi: it is lovely. ginger: you walk. you grab an iced coffee. reggie: help me out. have you heard of this? ginger: anecdotally within my life, i have to agree with you if i look around. yes, i see iced coffees and a lot of my friends. reggie: a.k.a. gay men. ginger: correct. reggie: there is a correlation. i don't know what it is. i'm part of the community. i am not part of that subset of the community. but we embrace it. ginger: anybody who gets ice in the middle of cold weather -- our stage manager does it. samantha does a lot of ice and is often cold. i don't know. i'm always getting the hot. 95 degrees, i will take the hot one. reggie: i'm with you. kumasi: i think it is about swirling the ice, hearing the ice. reggie: the sound. ginger: i don't want that. get a refresher, you know? reggie: this is why it works. thank you, ginger. you are right about everything. see you at 7:00. ginger: see you then. reggie: say hello to the like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symptoms of oab: leakage episodes, urgency and frequency in adults. do not take if you have a known allergic reaction to gemtesa or its ingredients. tell your doctor right away if you're unable to empty your bladder or if you have a weak urine stream. tell your doctor if you're taking medicines that contain digoxin or if you have liver or kidney problems. side effects may include headache, common cold symptoms, diarrhea, nausea, urinary tract and upper respiratory tract infection. ask your doctor about gemtesa. more time here, less time there. reggie: east bay mud wants to bump up water bills to pay for billions of dollars of infrastructure upgrades and repairs. under this proposal, a single-family customer water bill would go up by $.19 a day. that starts in july. osen cents go up an nexyewastee da stain in july. ld gp bynoer s cer.marinom pingwi nen beach. the town of about 500 residents is the most vulnerable to the rising seawinter storms damaged, flooded roads, and washed away tons of sand. projections show habitats and major roads could be underwater by 2050. the plan includes building sea walls, elevating homes, and restoring dunes. the plan is to explore project funding options in 2024. at 6:30, the federal public health emergency is about to end. what that means for you and getting free tests. narcan vending machines -- the first university in the bay area to add the life-saving medicine for free on campus. a live look outside. >> building a better bay area. this is abc7news. reggie: new measures to manage the border. what new guidelines the biden administration is implement for migrants crossing the border unlawfully. kumasi: former president trump found liable for battery and defamation. what his accuser is saying about the outcome of the civil trial this morning. reggie: on the picket line the fifth day. oakland teachers and school district making progress, that a deal yet to be reached. kumasi: it is wednesday, may 10. reggie: we are going to check on the forecast. lisa weather? reggie: yes, please. lisa: not yet. we will break out to mostly sunny skies, but partly cloudy here. 53 in oakland. 50 in san jose. there are the clouds on the peninsula. we will stay with the san mateo county coast for a wleenle. re is the plan. i 11:00, we are mostly sunny. low 60's inland. by 2:00, upper 60's. cool conditions, breezy wind at the coast. about 62 in oakland today, with fog tonight. we will talk about the warm up. jobina: good morning. we are going to start with a live picture from the san mateo bridge. for the most part, blocking issues have cleared, what you are looking at heavy traffic in a couple areas, the usual spots. the commuter alert we want to talk about his with capitol corridor. martina station is closed due to a hazmat situation that started yesterday. trains at the martinez station stopped near old station depot and use the ferry street road crossing until further notice. kumasi: governor gavin newsom is declining to publicly say whether he srtr

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lisa desjardins has been tracking it all on capitol hill and joins us now. there has been lots of action on the house floor already today. ring us up to speed on what happened. lisa: as many people know, the delivery process can be complicated in some instances, and that is the situation here now. this was a critical moment in the lifespan of this debt will. it had to get pastor hurdle allowing it to even come up for debate on the house floor. usually what happens is the party in charge decides which bills come to the floor, and they all vote to make that happen. but as we have been talking about, there were two dozen plus republicans who opposed this bill and wanted to block it. so what happened? a slew of democrats in the middle of the vote changed the vote, tsitsipas of them, in order to help this debt deal continue to move forward. it was a bit of quick drama, but the democrat said we needed to do this, we felt like this is too important for our country. it shows that what happened today, number one, this is a very high wire act that both parties are trying to conduct here. and number two, it is in fact bipartisan, that this bill moving through, it's survival depends on both parties. geoff: so we are a short time away from the big test, which is the houseboat on the bill itself. are the votes there, lisasa: i been checking in all day with folks who were undecided yesterday and this morning. i will say in just the last hour, one republican and two democrats have said they are now voting yes for this bill. that seems to be the way the momentum has gone over the past day. it hasn't been easy for either side, and we do think this vote will matter for kevin mccarthy's leadership. we will be counting how many republicans vote yes. he needs a clear geordie of his conference, or else his job could be at stake as well. geoff: remind us of the major issues, the concerns that republicans and democrats have about how this bill will affect everyday americans. lisa: that's right. on thing about this is first, the reason so many people are undecided is because they are thinking about those mistakes. i want to first lay the sound of two of the leaders of both sides showing how bipartisan this was. neither side is exactly ecstatic about this, but both are saying that they have to move forward. here is

liz: let's get a check of the mobile day we can forecast, lisa. lisaco, oakland. we have been shy of that. in the mid and upper 70's. if you're looking for warm weather, we have a slight bump in the temperatures today. maybe again on monday but overall a system here dominating our weather, bringing us widespread low clouds and fog. it's an upper-level trough. when this moves through, another is right behind it. there's a look at the fog all across the bay area. we have breezy conditions. look at the gray sky. emeryville, low fog and a couple of miles will . mid-50's for oakland, palo alto and mountain view. there is a look at the shark tank with the gray sky. 551 time is sunrise -- sunrise. mid-50's for much of the north bay, except for santa rosa. it has been cool. we look at the north bay from mount tam. high pressure begins to slightly try to build in a bit as the trough shifts to the east. we are getting more the way the widespread fog pushing further down on the surface. it is bringing the mist and drizzle. sunshine in the afternoon for most of us

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lisa a.: ugly. lisa a.:inflation -- it is sustained ugly. lisa a.: inflation, 109%. at a certain point. you cannot fight 109% inflation by hiking interest rates. people are not using the currency anymore. jonathan: the black -- tom: thank you patrick gillespie and buenos aires. one bar chart showed here is how much christina gore gave a has given argentina, and here is how much she has given everyone else. jonathan: we usually laugh off the i word but what happens in argentina is often a do syncretic. tom: i agree, culturally as well going back to the 20th century. i have been told i am an amateur at this big time, and i have been told it is cultural. lisa a.: at what point do you get fiscal discipline, if no one believes you and will elect you anyway? i remember that. it was the era where no one could default, and it was free money for forever. jonathan: i think it was i will hold it now, but ultimately i will get rid of it to someone else for a better price. lisa a.: the short-term is more difficult because they will not get paid back in the short-term. ♪ ♪♪ at morg

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lisa abramowicz. lisa: it is cpi wednesday, 30 minutes away from that inflation report. does anyone care? this is bloomberg surveillance on radio and television. tom keene, jonathan ferro, lisao reset, understand a catalyst for some sort of conviction in an otherwise conviction wa -- convictionless market. tom: inflation front and center here today. mario remembers three or four times. lisa: it goes to the pricing question when you talk about stock selection and picking. you cannot get a clean narrative on a macro sense. people will look at today's cpi report. people will shrug it off and say it is one month end people trade, but that stockpicking is at a level we have not seen since the financial crisis. tom: i would suggest -- mario studied under the guidance of philip at pioneer, who said inflation is a bright light giving way boosted revenue outlook that is always underestimated. revenue doing better. lisa: a bright light that sheds some information on who is the winner and who's the loser. it will be interesting to hear from him in terms of consolidation of market share at a time when you see bigger companies to better and smaller companies worse. tom: a headline from t

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lisa: he had the luxury of rates that went nowhere. jonathan: i also think marriott drug -- mario draghi have the chops to do that. td securities is coming up shortly, from new york -- was i diplomatic? lisa: you almost were. 1 jonathan: this is bloomberg. lisam around the world with the first word. nouriel roubini is warning the talks to avoid u.s. default could drag on with failure to agree on a debt ceiling likely to hit markets and damage confidence in the dollar. in an exclusive conversation with bloomberg at the economic forum in doha, he said he believes the u.s. and china are headed down a path of confrontation after a g7 summit in japan. >> i would say there is mike i be any thought between the west and china. they say others are ganging up against china. but this will get colder. lisa: he signal the threat of a geo the political depression facing markets, pointing the fallout of russia's invasion of ukraine and the possibility of escalation between iran and israel. florida governor ron desantis is set to make it official and announces 2024 presidential campaign. he will join a twitter space livestream with elon musk at 6 p.m. this evening wall street time. the announcement would end months of anticipation and set up a bitter confro

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lisa has things to say. i will assume the position. you describe it on radio. lisa: [laughter] tom: lean back. jonathon: non-two the face -- not to the face. tom: it's called the chicago tilt. you are like this. lisaondering whether economics, as a profession, has become more politicized, with people on one side having a bent toward one thing and people on another side having a bent toward another thing. to say there is no political interference is a difficult thing to draw. this is my point. it's almost like an illegal profession. there is the conservative school of thought, the idea of originalism in this federalist society, versus the idea of a living document, etc. there is a similar kind of dissidents in economics profession, with a political bent to professions. i wonder how we can parse that out. tom: i would suggest a long-term moving average of gdp in the nation has declined some 30% and that angst is the political debate. jonathon: the question for you, sir, who is mr. potter in your analogy? who is that? we want to know. inquiring minds. lisa: et, mr. potter, who is next? you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fu

lisa burn back. >> lisa, who testified today, is likely the most important witness in this case, except for jean carroll herself. it's lisa- that jean carroll called moments after alleged rape happened, she gave an account at that time that was remarkably consistent with what she said on the stand in court this week. last week. so, lisa burn balk corroborates that it happened then, it happened the way jean carroll has described it. and the notion that she would have fabricated this back in 1996 and then kept quiet about it. until 2019, when she wrote her book, boggles the mind. so, if you think that she actually that it happened, and she totally told lisa birnbach and that lisa birnbach honor the promise that she made to jean carroll in that conversation on the day that it allegedly happened, to keep quiet until jean carroll wanted to speak about it on her own, it's very, very powerful. also, the details that lisa birnbach gave, remember the conversation, she remembered that she was giving her children dinner around 6 pm. her recall was very specific, it made the testimony, i, thought seem quite credible. >> on the trump

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lisa >> lisa, we love you thank you for delivering your daughter to us today, and we're so happy to seeey were married for 50 years they were a source of fascination on screen and off. this collection promises to tell more of that story their daughter is with us right now. good morning to both of you lovely ladies. >> good morning. >> now, what is it like? you are standing here amongst these treasures that speak to this history of your parents i imagine it is an emotional moment. >> it is an emotional moment but, you know, my family felt it was time to share some of these belongings with the public >> did you realize all the treasures that were there? >> six storage units no. >> and how is your mom doing >> she's doing as well as can be expected under the circumstances. >> yeah. well, it is fun to walk down memory lane. i assume you think this is -- these items will be highly sought after. >> absolutely. these are some of the highlights of the sale which we think will be particularly interesting. >> we're standing in front of joanne's wedding dress did she sew this herself >> no. it was

lisa abramowicz said may 8 at the end of march. lisa: that will come back and people will say it does not matter. jonathan: chairman powell hannah reed on that already. lisaed. this is gradual tightening from the rate hikes. we are also looking at single names. there been earnings coming out throughout this week, including tyson foods. this tells you something about the economy. shares down 8.3% in premarket trading, cutting its outlook from each a up -- for meat sales. consumers are switching to cheaper foods. to say consumers can absorb higher costs, can they? which items do not have pricing power? dish network is down 1.7 percent after missing estimates for earnings sales and showing subscriber losses. they talk about a hack that made things more expensive. i wonder how much cybersecurity will play in this. pack west shares searc 39%. tom: i will do the bath to be responsible to our audience. i will do the resistance math. lisa: i wonder have we seen the worst of it? is this recovery enough? or is this persistent feeling that something has changed and it seems like that is what is baked into the market? jonathan: i thought we had found stability about

lisa: lisa: sales online. do you expect them to close stores in response? >> i don't think they will close stores. the retailers can do a bunch of things. there's things like digital monitoring in terms of video, they have scans they can do in terms of goods going out the door so there are a lot of technology solutions but it takes time to deploy them and utilize them to their full capacity. lisa is this the dominant narrative at a time when there is a complicated picture underneath that they are not talking about. how much of the results point to a general weakening in their strategy and structure and sales that goes beyond something that is very much a policy issue? >> target does have greater exposure to discretionary spending than some of the other big-box retailers. there is a concern that the underlying consumer behavior, as it shifts, it has a larger impact on target. as we see consumers shift into more consumables and shift away from discretionary, because of targets product mix, that naturally has a bigger impact on them. the real question we talk about earnings today is margin. all of this conversation about schrank and a move away from discretionary really comes down to what will happen with margins today. lisa: do you think they will say that margins will keep shrinking not necessarily because of schrank or organized crime but because consumers are pushing back? >>

lisa ruben. lisa, you were inside that room. you saw the former president on the zoom. tell me what the judge said. tell me what the president said. >> let's start with the president's demeanor. he looked dour and unhappy as i've seen him in a long time. the judge said the march 25th, 2024 trial date is firm in the hush money case is firm. he expects all parties and counsel to clear their calendars and at that point, donald trump went like this and scowled. that was what provoked his greatest eyre during the hearing. the judge also reviewed the terms of the protective order with donald trump but not line by line. he asked him if he had a copy of the order and asked his counsel, have yu reviewed this with your client? does he have any outstanding questions about the terms and most importantly, does he understand this is my mandate and if he violates it, sanctions will be containing criminal contempt. >> that is a very big deal. when talking about the protective order, why would they need one against trump? >> because donald trump used information or misinformation to his vangs whenever he can. here, the protective order prohibits him from even talking about the contents of those materials on his truth social account or other social media. he's also not even allowed to maintain his own copy of a certain subset of those materials. if and when he sees it, he has to in the presence of his lawyers because he has shown time and again that when left to his own devices, he will talk and talk and talk and not always with the truth in mind and sometimes in a way that intimidates witnesses or puts people's health and safety at risk including that of the judge in the courthouse behind me. >> so march 24th trial date. smack dab in the middle of primary season ahead of the presidential election. lisa, that's going to happen. let's talk now about e. jean carroll. we were wondering if she would file another lawsuit after what donald trump said about her at the cnn town hall. she said she was weighing it. now she and her lawyer say yes, they're going to do it. explain that to us. >> i will. we, you and me and people like us, are really focused on what donald trump said at that cnn town hall but e. jean carroll has had a case that is open since 2019. having to do with donald trump's initial denials of her allegations of sexual assault. and that case has been waiting for a decision largely because trump was president at the time and there's been a bunch of legal skirmishes about whether he can be held liable. carroll yesterday told the judge of the southern district of new york, not only does she intend to bring that case forward, but she thinks trump should be liable for punitive damages to her because after earlier this month about a jury verdict, he then went on cnn, repeated those

lisa has got a very good point, the margins — her. lisa has got a very good point, the margins are _ her. lisas are thinner _ her. lisa has got a very good point, the margins are thinner on - her. lisa has got a very good point, the margins are thinner on value i the margins are thinner on value lines. _ the margins are thinner on value lines. the — the margins are thinner on value lines, the own label lines, the bottom — lines, the own label lines, the bottom end of the price range. if they are — bottom end of the price range. if they are going up, quicker than the bland _ they are going up, quicker than the bland prices, that is concerning but i think_ bland prices, that is concerning but i think it's — bland prices, that is concerning but i think it's important to say i am probably— i think it's important to say i am probably of a generation in the industry— probably of a generation in the industry that remembers the last time we — industry that remembers the last time we had inflation of this nature in the _ time we had inflation of this nature in the 705 — time we had inflation of this na

lisa birnbach said about what happened that day. lisa birnbach was the most important witness supporting e. jean carroll's testimony. this is how lisa burn box testimony began under questioning from e. jean carroll's lawyer. question, for how long have you known ms. carroll? >> answer, about 30 to 33 years i think. question, did there come a time when ms. carroll told you about an encounter that she had with donald trump? answer, yes. question, when was? that answer, i believe it was in the spring of 1996. question, could you describe in just a sentence what mrs. carroll told you about that encounter? answer, she told me that donald trump recognized her outside or right in the doorway of bergdorf goodman, asked her to help him shop, and assaulted her upstairs in a dressing room. did she tell you this in person or on the phone? it was on the phone. how long after the assault had happened disney did ms. carroll tell you about it? i would say 5 to 7 minutes. lisa birnbach went into much more detail about the description of that assault. that she heard from e. jean carroll in her testimony. here is how e. jean carroll's attorney, after

lisa rubin. lisa, i am going to start with you. you were in the courtroom. set the stage. i understand there were lots of large american flags. >> there were lots of large american flags and that's because the former president was making his appearance by videoconference. he was in florida, we believe, at mar-a-lago with his attorney todd blanche, and they basically were blanketed with american flags behind them as if to wrap themselves in the protective mantel of the flag or the trappings of the presidency and what i saw today was the stripped down donald trump who has been basically taken the security blanket of the presidency away from him. he only had one lawyer with him and one lawyer in the courtroom. his lawyer joe tacopina was not present today and the judge issued on the record the issue of whether tacopina can represent trump is still on the table. why? because he consulted with stormy daniels well before this case ever began and his lawyers allege that presents a conflict of interest for him. >> lisa, did donald trump, just looking at that screen seem to understand or did he acknowledge, did he nod in agreement indicating that he understands what the judge was telling him he is not allowed to do with evidence? >> it's interesting, joy, because the judge said he was not going to do a line by line recitation of the protective order. he said he's never done that in a case before with any other defendant, and he wasn't going to do it here. instead what he did was ask a series of questions designed to put on the record that trump did so understand and he asked trump if he had a copy of the protective order and those were the only three words trump spoke the entire time, yes, do i and he asked todd blanche, his lawyer, have you reviewed this with your client? does he understand that this is a mandate of the court and that violations can lead to sanctions including criminal contempt? you need to advise your client of that to which he said i understand. joy, one of the things i want to po

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lisa lisa trass spent a five-day visit there. i met lisalled foreign minister of the island, joseph. for which he received a portion of sweetness for his rebellious taipei ears, saying that taiwan, like ukraine , is right now at the forefront in the struggle for freedom for democracy, democracy. as you know, it should be from dubin a. even better with the american missile, pentagon chief austin said in this regard that russia's success in ukraine will push china to invade taiwan, therefore the island needs to be armed immediately right now. former british prime minister leaf rhinestones arrived in taiwan , foreign minister joseph met the track at taiwan international airport. she arrived on the island for a five-day visit. she plans to meet taiwan officials and give a speech. last year. the trust served as prime minister. just 49 days , the shortest time in history, she said she came to the country to help protect freedom we know that taiwan is a paradise for freedom freedom of speech entrepreneurship, but we know that a free society is now

lisa rubin. lisa, when oath keepers were convicted on similar charges last year, the washington post ran a headline i want to show you. it says, right wing white men are not usually convicted of seditious conspiracy, which highlights the significance of these newest convictions. not that you have the leader of the proud boys convicted alongside several members of the group, what message does that send legally speaking to other white extremists? >> it sends a really harsh message, alicia, two other white extremists. the washington post's headline that you just quoted that set white men are not usually convicted of seditious conspiracy -- people and general are not usually convicted of seditious conspiracy. it's a statute that has been used very rarely and successfully to prosecute crimes for this. the fact that this is the third trial in which the department of justice has held white nationalists accountable for their actions on january six should have people standing up in attention in terms of thinking about their future conduct, as well as folks who have not been held accountable for the conduct on january six. this suggests that the most serious of charges can stick, even after a 15-week trial, which jurors attentions were certainly dry. >> we'll talk about those in a minute. frank, you have these ongoing trials related to the insurrection, and yet, you still have the proud boys showing up at abortion clinics, showing up at hospitals, other public spaces with assault rifles. i wonder, because i come to you to sober things up, you think the outcomes of these trials actually deter these groups? >> this is a great question and one we can actually talk about from an intelligence perspective and from a historical perspective, we apply the international terrorism model with al-qaeda and i.s.i.s.. when you take off leadership, right, and you eliminate the leadership. in this case, with the proud boys were talking about, some of these defendants facing maybe 50 years in prison, maybe taking a last breath with all of the combined charges in the federal prison. that clearly is having a glittering effect. you can look back at the manhattan appearance of donald trump in the hush money case and calling for protests but never generating protests, let alone violence. the chatter among the extremist groups is, hey, i don't want to get arrested. there's been over a dozen people arrested for generous six. combined the conspiracy charges with the proud boys and oath keepers, and you have a chilling effect. here's the problem, there's also a bad outcome here for a reason of caution, and that is a decentralized leadership concern or no leadership concern which makes the task of law horsemen all that much harder, as they try to identify loan operators. for people going local, there's this phrase that we are going local, but under suits, go to the school board meetings, run for office and paid your maga extremists movement there in local movements. the challenge for law enforcement is virtually impossible. >> lisaset in your first answer about others. there is the biggest mother of all, former president donald trump. how might these convictions complicate's legal was? >> i think these convictions certainly involved in the special counsel's office to persevere with their investigation. one of the things that i thought was interesting about this trial was that prosecutors made the point that this was no spontaneous uprising. these weren't people who were just sort of motivated to violence and a random and spontaneous way, but that this was part of a plan. then you have to ask yourself, who is on the other side of that plan? who engage in that plant with them? who motivated them to violence, if not in a spontaneous way but one that was well orchestrated over a number of weeks. the answer to that is donald trump and others in his inner circle. i think if i am jacks mitt, i feel very good about the outcome that the department of justice obtained here, and i feel even more secure in the continuation

into this with congressional correspondent lisa desjardin and npr senior political editor domenico montanaro. so lisa, crisis averted. we can all go home. lisag has been that easy for years, and especially not with congress. it is actually going to be a dramatic couple of days here, figuring out especially if the votes are there for this to pass in the house. it's exactly what you just mentioned. not clear that enough house conservatives will back this to combine with enough democrats. let's talk about the conservatives a glaring siren first. went out on twitter this morning from a couple of conservatives, one of them especially, chip roy. i want to show you something that he retweeted from another conservative senator, rand paul, writing about the de. "this was fake conservatives agreeing to fake spending cuts." chip roy has been on this program. our viewers know him well. he's important for a few reasons. he's a thought leader among conservatives. he was one of the holdouts with mccarthy when he was trying to become a speaker. but he also sits on the house rulecommittee. he and if two others join him, and there are two others who may not l

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tom: the smartest thing i heard today, lisa brock -- lisa abramowicz, on airlines. lisas. given nvidia and ai and tech giants never left for dead and suddenly revised their greatness -- do you think this is a last -- a lasting trend for jobs and gross domestic products? jay: absolutely in the way i think about is ai is a potential productivity game changer. i don't want to get too dramatic but industrial revolution, maybe it is not that but it is kind of like when we first went to the networking of consumer -- computers and the internet. it is even bigger than that. the issue is not only is it a productivity game changer, it has profound social and political implications and that will last for years. tom: thank you for joining us. jay bryson of wells fargo. thank you to our washington team for the reporting on the massachusetts claims fraud. the easy answer is nvidia and the nvidia 100, i like that. nvidia 100 up 2.05% to two point 05% and the demands we are seeing is almost 1.44 22 -- two year yield, the twos and attends final spread finally moves to a vegan. 70 basis p

lisa desjardins has been following the story. lisa, walk us through these charges and the congressman's response of far. lisaederal charges. the largest number of charges, seven of them, are on wire fraud. that has to do with what prosecutors said was fraud committed to donors representing that money was going to a campaign because when they say was going straight to his pocket. three counts on money laundering. two counts of making false statements of the house of representatives. that has to do with his income and how he reported that falsely. one count theft of public funds. this is something we have not talked about with george santos before. let's look at the indictment and what they are talking about. here is some of the language. for the period of on or about march 2020 through april 2021, based on false application, the defendant received approximately $24,744 in unemployment insurance benefits. what the claim is hereby prosecutors is that george santos while he was running for congress, and while he was employed by a financial firm, applied and received unemployment benefits through the covid relief

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lisa a: and lisa abramowicz in for jonathan ferro. 30 minutes away from the start of trading. we can see -- the countdown to the open starts right now. announcer: everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is "bloomberg: the open", with jonathan ferro. lisaa pause.

lisa: it sounds like he's sick of the bills he's paying at home depot. jonathan: have you been to a home depot yet? tom: no, there is one down below us. lisa: you've never been? you haven't done any home improvement? jonathan: he's still never been. lisa: pictures? jonathan: no, the stock is down by more than 4%. hr denny research is about two hours away. from new york, this is bloomberg. lisa: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world with the first word. president biden meets with house speaker kevin mccarthy and other congressional leaders again today to try to avoid a default. mccarthy says the two sides are nowhere near a deal to raise the debt limit. the standoff has been roiling markets as investors bet whether an agreement can be reached. ukraine says the air defense system defeated what it called an exceptional russian missile blitz overnight. the attacks included six hypersonic missiles that were aimed at the capital city. ukraine says it destroyed 18 russian missiles. global oil demand will rise more than expected this year because of china's post-pandemic rebound. that's according to the international energy agency. it says world fuel consumption will rise by 2.2 million barrels per day to a record 102 million

lisa desjardins. william: in just the time it took lisa to tell that story, the u.s. slipped nearly $10 million deeper into debt. and each passing second brings the country closer to a first-ever default. lisant the day chasing down lawmakers and now joins us to bring us up to speed. terrific report on the debt there. back to these talks on capitol hill. we are right at the precipice here. what is the current status of negotiations? lisa: i was on the hill with our producer. this is where we are. talks are at a standstill. speaker mccarthy today said talks had broken down. there are -- there is some agreement over many areas, but they are not making any dissents over two big areas, work requirements which republicans want to add more of for some benefits, and the other one, you see the white house lawmakers coming in for the morning meeting. republicans also say they are -- there is speaker mccarthy, simply too far apart when it comes to spending and funding. one dynamic we have seen today is speaker mccarthy coming and talking to reporters. republicans feel like they are winning the public argument. we are seeing democrats starting to speak to us more. i think now come the houses expected