. >> with the first word from i am lisa mateo. lisa: amazon cutting more than 18,000 jobs in the round of layoffs and at the corporate ranks. most of the jobs at human resources. the company has 1.5 million workers worldwide. on capitol hill, kevin mccarthy and republican still have not reached a deal to make and the speaker of the house. he has been defeated in six rounds of voting. 20 hardline conservatives are blocking his bid. there has been a lot of process late negotiations, still no resolution. federal reserve officials have reaffirmed their resolve to bring down inflation. they warn investors not to underestimate their wealth to keep interest rates high for some time. the u.s. is edging closer to send armored vehicles to ukraine. on wednesday, president biden acknowledged that fighting vehicles may be a part of another military aid package. the bradley is a true carrier a quick we anti-missiles. france said it will write write ukraine with global --. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by

i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. this is ge aerospace, advancing flight for future generations. ♪ welcome to a new era of flight. >> we take this very seriously. the president takes this seriously. he was not aware that the records were there. he does not know what is in the documents. again, classified information. classified documents. he takes this very seriously. when they were discovered, and this is the right thing to do, his lawyers reached out immediately to the archivist. >> the president finds himself in a little bit of hot water. that was the white house press secretary. live in new york, our next attention switches to earnings in america. on wall street, citi, bank of america, all coming in the next couple of hours, going into equity futures unchanged on the the i've hundred. -- s&p 500. the longest daily winning streak since november. it's been that long. yields are up by basis point. 3.4540. >> is a new feeling out there. the gloom clue -- group -- crew has been silenced. >> how about the 10-year? that

i'm lisa mateo.usiness and consumer spending plunge in december and more disruption as likely in the coming months as covid infections surge across the country. activity in china services sector felt in almost three years. ukraine struck a russian military facility killing at least 63 troops. it's one of the deadliest losses acknowledged by moscow russia says the facility was hit by four u.s.-made rockets. the u.s. is in talks with south korea to keep kim jong-un's regime from using weapons. south korea is seeking a greater role in managing atomic weapons on the korean peninsula but president biden says he is not discussing joint nuclear exercises with south korea. the national football league tamara hamlin suffered cardiac arrest he is in critical condition. teammates surrounded him while he was being treated by doctors and paramedics. the game was postponed. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am lisa mateo, this is bloomberg. ♪ >>

i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i know the president said he didn't want to have any discussions, but it is very important that our whole government is designed to find compromise. i want to find a reasonable, responsible way we can lift the debt ceiling and take control of this runaway spending. we haven't been this place of debt since world war ii so we cannot continue down this path. jonathan: speaker kevin mccarthy speaking over the weekend. a big week ahead. on the s&p 500, features down 9%. tough time for chinese tag. -- tech. bond market yields going into the yield. euro-dollar, positive by .3%. spanish cpi came in hot. german gdp came in soft. we are looking for the ecb to go 50 basis points at the meeting thursday and maybe again at the meeting after that and perhaps again after the meeting. pushback this morning. max had this to say, it won't take much to prompt the short-term setback for risk assets, talking about bank meetings. one said, let me be clear about max, we came into the

i am lisa mateo.his is bloomberg. ♪ this is ge aerospace, advancing flight for future generations. ♪ welcome to a new era of flight. >> we do not have different rules for democrats or republicans. there are rules for the powerful and powerless and the rich or poor. we apply the facts and the law in each case in a nonpartisan manner. that is what we always do and that what is weird doing in this case just and that is what we are doing this case. tom: he is more average than the average attorney, merrick garland speaking on documents and the treatment moving forward. for all of you worldwide, we will revisit that. the governor california simply calls it tragedy upon tragedy. what i've noticed in washington is we have peru's the papers and listens to the politicians and anne-marie, thoughts and prayers are out the window. nobody is talking about thoughts, nobody is talking about prayers. we have had multiple mass killing within hours. they happen to be of an asian persuasion and its one and all the same.

i'm lisa mateo.his is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ welcome to a new era of flight. >> from one side thinking the other is responsible for the debt. at the doing point trillion dollars -- $31.420, that is not accurate and -- at 31.4 trillion dollars debt, that is not accurate. >> if you are going to use the debt ceiling for anything but theatrics, we will pass the debt ceiling. you are correct. it has to pass. tom: mr. manchin on meet the press. thank you for the sunday talk shows for their effort. part of it is, getting together or not. senator manchin deep in that. let's go to something i think over the weekend was there, which is the trade idea that if we are not going to trade with china, who are we going to trade with? capital economics talking about is the next china mexico, vietnam and poland as well? leaning in on the davos trend on what is the next globalization looking like. what did it look like? lisa: china, full stop. you have auto manufacturers. not just with respect to manufacturing but with selling

i'm lisa mateo. 12,000 jobs. that is more than 6% of its global workforce. google has been dealing with a slowdown in digital advertising, plus it's cloud division trails amazon and microsoft. in germany the u.s. and allies are meeting to discuss more military assistance for ukraine. the u.s. has unveiled a new aid package that includes 90 stryker-armored personal carriers and 59 bradley fighting vehicles. meanwhile, pressure is building on olaf scholz to deliver leopard battle tanks. president biden says he has no regrets about his handling of the disc -- of the discovery of documents. he protects an investigation will find no wrongdoing. the president told reporters he is cooperating and there is no "there there." global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is ge aerospace, advancing flight for future generations. ♪ welcome to a new era of flight. we all have a p

i'm lisa mateo. bloomberg. ♪ 1-800-233-4145 __-- ♪ ♪ 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. advancing flight for future generations. ♪ welcome to a new era of flight. >> most large corporations plan out there hiring and headcount a year, 2, 3 years in advance. then they adjust. i think what is happening is the weakness became more pronounced and concerns about corporate margins became more announced in the fourth quarter in the middle of that planning process. if you look at ceo confidence in the economy six months out, it is at an all-time low. tom: drew manus with metlife, great to see him yesterday. i thought he was very good about some of the optimistic trends out there and a warning data check suggests economic slowdown here. the yield space is important, 4.15% yields coming in lower on the two-year space come out the 10 year was 350. over two days, seven basis points, 3.43%. two stands gives ma

i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> people know i take classified documents seriously. they found some documents in a box in a locked cabinet, or at least a closet. as soon as they did they realize there were several classified documents in that ox bama, and they did -- box, and they did what they should have done. i was surprised to learn there were any government records taken there to that office. but i don't know what's in the documents. jonathan: the president in a touch of hot water. live from new york, good morning. about 26 hours away from a cpi report in america. the fed speak, pretty quiet today. your market pretty quiet too. equity futures positive a little more than .1%. yields have come down four or five basis points. crude, watch out for this. we are up .4% on wti. watch for stockpile data later today, tom. some evidence perhaps the stockpiles have been climbing. tom: i agree. i have brent crude rounded up to $81 a barrel. even though the moves are small, they continue the trend of

i am lisa mateo. there will not be a tax cut anytime soon in the u.k. the chancellor spoke to bloomberg tv in an exclusive interview today. >> we do not have the headroom for major tax cuts. but if i was going to prioritize where i would like to see tax cuts, it would be business tax cuts. what businesses want even more instability. and inflation is a fundamental threat of instability in the economy, a worry for households, stops them spending. and it puts off businesses from investing. lisa m: push back against u.s. and european plans to subsidize green industry which threaten to divert investment from the u.k. vladimir putin is planning a new offensive in ukraine. the russian president is also preparing his country for conflict with the u.s. and its allies that he expects to last for years. the kremlin wants to show its forces can regain the initiative after months of losing ground. it is hoping to force ukraine and its backers to agree to some kind of truth. the international monetary fund is consi

i am lisa mateo. the u.s. jobs report will determine whether -- what the federal reserve does next. estimates are that there are fewer jobs than last month, that indicates a cooling labor market. that will reduce rate hikes, but the data released thursday shows the job market is still resilient. inflation the euros earned -- eurozone has returned single digits for the first time since august. that is fueling hope that the blocks worse consumer prices have peaked. prices were up 9.2% from a year ago. slower growth in energy costs was a big reason. republicans are making history on capitol hill. dissidents have blocked kevin mccarthy from becoming a speaker the house on 11 different ballots. that is a post civil war record. the standoff has left republicans fractured after they reclaim the majority. mccarthy has offered concessions but has not been able to get enough votes. the clock is darted on vladimir putin's 36 hour cease-fire in ukraine for the russian orthodox christian holiday. the ukraine has d

i'm lisa mateo.et yellen schip -- sat down with her chinese counterpart today in zurich. it is her first face-to-face meeting with liu. ellen said misunderstandings must not make relations with the countries worse. inflation in the u.k. in december. consumer prices rose 10.5% from a year earlier. inflation is five times higher -- then the bank of england's target. the central bank has raised rates nine times in a row since december 2021, and another rate hike is likely next month. in ukraine the country's was among those killed when a helicopter crashed. 18 people died and 29 were injured. no word on what caused the back crash. microsoft has joined the ranks of tech giants scaling back. bloomberg learned of the company plans to cut jobs in a number of engineering division today. the layouts are said to be significantly larger than another round of reduction in the past year. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 12

i'm lisa mateo.rg. ♪ this is ge vernova, helping generate and move the energy that our world needs. ♪ welcome to a new era of energy. >> we have had some positive forward-looking conversations over the last few weeks. i am hopeful that we will be able to build upon those conversations to do the right thing for the american people. clearly we are going to have strong disagreements at times but we can agree to disagree without being disagreeable. that is what i believe the american people would like to see. jonathan: that right there was the house democratic leader speaking to nbc over the weekend. good morning to you. your equity market building on the gains from friday. yields are high by three basis points. 3.5911 in friday's session. wage growth came in a little bit softer. your next big stock for this market chairman powell tomorrow we hear from him at 9:00 a.m. eastern time and it is cpi thursday a couple of days away. tom: cpi thursday is a huge deal. we launched right into the earnings on frida

i'm lisa mateo.his is bloomberg. ♪ >> we may have peaked on inflation but it doesn't mean the central banks will not further increase rates. i think they are very clear in terms of what they want to achieve. they really want to get the structural inflation down and that could come along with a real deceleration of growth. jonathan: the ubs ceo they are. let's touch base with the price action briefly. equity futures are negative a half of 1% on the s&p 500. a sizable gain of the s&p 500 like 4.5%. yields are unchanged on the 10 year. euro-dollar $1.08 and spanish cpi came in hot. german cpi was delayed. why is it delayed? i'm shrugging my shoulders. lisa: if you look at the prices paid index on some of the data that is come through for germany, it's coming hotter than people expected so we are seeing upside surprise on the heels of energy prices that are starting to climb again but it doesn't matter. jonathan: 50 basis points after christine lagarde, do we get a repeat of their last meeting? tom: do t

i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. at booking.com, finding perfect isn't rocket science. kitchen? sorted. hot tub, why not? and of course, puppy-friendly. we don't like to say perfect, but it's pretty perfect. booking.com, booking.yeah. >> this is a good signal for inflation in 2023. >> that was jim bullard of the st. louis fed had >> he said exactly what chairman powell said in the news conference, which is we are getting closer to sufficiently restrictive. that is precisely what the chairman had said in the news conference that market will do its thing. equities are unchanged. good morning. the s&p 500 is going nowhere. unchanged on the session. yields are up basis point. 370 253 on a 10 year. just to break it, 105 for now. 10497. we are negative a quarter of 1%. a problem in the euro zone even if cpi is fading. what's the story in europe? let's get to southwest. pulling a number on things, the stock is down. we expect a net loss in four q. a pretax negative impact with $75 million with operational disruptions throug

i am lisa mateo.his is bloomberg. ♪ >> i've been saying this for a long time, the expectation on the part of russia is that we are going to break up and not stay united but we are fully, thoroughly and totally united. tom: the president of the united states going from tank to tank. at some point, the tanks will get to ukraine. you can see the allied set up here as we tried to get ourselves out of this winter. i guess ukraine did not get the memo about no war in winter. lisa: there is also a need to keep the nato alliance firm and agree on supplying tanks and the question of whether by an it to providing tanks in part to support olaf scholz in keeping the alliance together. tom: it will be interesting to see, to say the least. i will work off the new york times. i thought the article was just brilliant, we know the democrats are a mess but we never talk about the republicans are a mess and they speak to 100 80 or so members that will be out in california anointing a new rnc leader. from mack brown of k

i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the first thing we have to do is the plan to have inflation. that is going to require discipline. when we are able to, no one wants to cut taxes more than i do, but we have to recognize that this is the priority for business, as well as consumers right now. tom: he is the chancellor of the exchequer of the united kingdom. his name is jeremy hunt. particularly for a waking america, how do you know him? he is the gentleman that made the best olympics in ages work. he is the guy who did the london olympics. he is an expert at organization. also an expert at organization is anna edwards. let me just start with a basic view from 60,000 feet. with your coverage of downing street, the bank of england, you are truly expert at this. how is that exit thing going? is the chancellor happy with the experiment of brexit years down the road? anna: he was not one of the people who voted for it. morning. he was one of the voices who warned against it, but he has turned his view

i'm lisa mateo.is is ge aerospace, advancing flight for future generations. ♪ welcome to a new era of flight. >> whether or not this is a recession, something that smells like it is not quite one, whatever it is, we need to get it started from an equity market perspective. markets cannot handle that will we, won't we. they just want to rip off the band-aid and get back to business. jonathan: that is the message from rbc capital markets. will we get there this earnings season? jp morgan reporting numbers this friday. before that, cpi on thursday, chairman powell later on today. equities turn lower by .7% on the nasdaq. on the s&p 500, softer by half a percent. crude holding onto $75 a barrel. tom: interesting day. wrapped around all of this is loyal. a lift in the last two weeks, getting up to 81 on brent crude, we are almost there now. tom: an odd start to the year. the calls are coming in more optimistic again off of the china reopening story. tom: we are with ellen wald, senior fellow from the atla

i'm lisa mateo.ng in a town ukrainian military for officials say russian attempt to capture solid are are failing. it is located from the -- a strategic city. the u.s. and japan are taking steps to counter the growing challenge posed by china and its ties with russia. they announced plans to strengthen defense cooperation on land, sea, space. they want to reorganize sources to deter and respond better to increasing regional threats. more than 7000 striking nurses it to new york city hospitals were returned to work today after reaching a tentative deal. union leaders say workers will see pay raises and improved working conditions. the strike began monday morning after performance of contract negotiations fell through. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomgerg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm lisa mateo this is , bloomberg. tom: "bloomberg surveillance", an eventful morning to say the least. lisa on assignment. ferro getting ready for the

. >> keeping you up-to-date with this around from the world on lisa mateo. the u.s. jobs report is out in less than 20 minutes and it will help determine with the federal reserve does next. the estimates are that employers added fewer jobs indicating the labor market is cooling and a higher rate hikes aren't needed. the data released shows the stock market is service again. republicans are making history on capitol hill. they blocked kevin mccarthy from becoming speaker of the house on 11 ballots that is a civil war record. it leaves republicans fractured. so far, he hasn't been able to get enough votes. sweeping changes on the way at the center for disease based harsh criticism for its delayed and inconsistent response to the pandemic. the cdc will require all employees to be ready to deploy to combat a national health crisis. the clock has started on vladimir putin's cease-fire. ukraine has dismissed the troops as a ploy president zelenskyy called it a bid i moscow to get a break in the fighting to step toward. holiday travel meltdown is prompting southwest airline

i am lisa mateo.his is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is not going to be an easy one for the bed. currently, market is pricing 4.9%. 5% terminal rate. i think you could reprice a bit higher. the fed has become a far maturing thing. we are getting closer, driving global expectations. this has been reignited by the chinese reopening. this is what is driving the markets. tom: of citigroup looking at the international ramifications of speculation of foreign exchange in this earnings season. lisa and i are looking at the foreign-exchange effect for multinationals. i am going to say so far it is 4-ish. it is in between-y. lisa: it is in between-y because of the hit people took last year and the tailwind they will get this year. it is a wash. people can look past. in effects, hundreds of millions of dollars. tom: the rule of thumb, 2% or 3% is normal. last year, it was 5%. saw some 7%. you've got a foreign-exchange effect of 4%. it is in between-y. this is a joy. we did this on short notice. we have done so many surve

i'm lisa mateo.r is stepping down in a shocking moving new zealand prime minister says she will resign ahead of a general election in october. she told reporters she doesn't have the energy needed for a third term in office. the labour caucus will vote on a new leader january 22. another powerful weapons system to ukraine, about 100 striker armored vehicles will be included in a $2.5 billion package. it will be unveiled as part after broader announcement by western allies of new harper for ukraine. in brazil the president is down playing the importance of an independent central bank. told global tv it's silly to think an independent central bank governor would do more than what he was appointed by the president. he also vowed to see those who rioted against him earlier this month are brought to justice. apple plans to take on amazon and google expanding its smart home lineup. there will be new displays and faster tv set top boxes. that comes after apple relaunched its larger home pod speaker. the new

i am lisa mateo.saw his longtime ambition of being house speaker slipping away after a humiliating showdown with the conservative minority. in three rounds of balloting, he could not get the votes he needed to be speaker. he will try again today. the fed is going to shed more light on white is worried strong inflation may linger. they will publish minutes of the fed policymaker's meeting. they expected inflation would end 2023 higher than thought. easing price pressure throughout the euro area. consumer prices rose 6.7% from a year earlier after record increases of 7.1% in october and november. that is a relief for european central bank policyholders who opted for a smaller rate hike. russia raised the death toll from a ukrainian rocket attack on its troops new year's day. the kremlin says 89 soldiers were killed, the largest loss it acknowledged. they blamed the mobile phone use for exposing their location. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg. powered by more than 2700 jou

lisa moderate rainfall for stan mateo and south san francisco. when it speeds are picking up. we do have a wind advisory for today. these panels not too bad, but still some breezy conditions for napa gusting to 24 miles an hour. some stronger winds for the higher elevations and you can see san jose gusting at 39 miles an hour or so we've been talking so much about the doll and trees with these strong winds, and unfortunately we're talking about some breezy to windy conditions for today with the wind advisory in place here is a live camera looking out toward emeryville. still some slick roadways. still some rain showers nearby. once again today is not a major storm, so i guess it depends on how you look at it right? if it would be great to not have any rainfall for today, but if we get it, we're not talking about extreme downpours, but still a soggy forecast, especially up in the north bay for today. so this is your wednesday, four o'clock and then into this evening. still, some scattered rain still up, especially up in the sonoma county, napa county. but later on tonight, fina

mateo who says she would b the generosity of others. >> i remember lying in my hospital bed and thinking, my time is not done. i have too much to live for. >> reporter: lisa nash is harvesting fruit for a meal at home as a break from her work as deputy mayor of san mateo, something she loves and would not be able to do without the gift of life saving blood. >> if that blood had not been available to me, i would have died the day i arrived at the hospital. >> reporter: nash was in an accident that resulted in burns on her body. today she is a dedicated mother in public servant . her only lasting injury she says is a hoarse voice and she attributes her time today to the willingness of others to give blood. >> i am a proud b negative . we are one of the most rare cases. i can only receive what from people like me who have similar blood types . it is even more important that everyone donates whenever they can. >> reporter: the recovery process was gruesome . she underwent several surgeries and two years of the physical therapy but she quickly chose to spend her healthy days in the service of others. >> after my accident, i made a vow to myself. i said, whatev

. >> reporter: lisa nash is harvesting fruit for a meal at home on a break from her work as deputy mayor of san mateo. one thing she loves and would not be able to do without the gift of life-saving blood and >> if it had not been available to me, i would have died the day i arrived at the hospital. >> reporter: in 2005, she was in an accident that resulted in second and third degree burns on her body. she is a dedicated mother and public servant. her only lasting injury is a hoarse voice. she attributes her time today to the willingness of others to give blood. >> i'm a proud the negative. we are one of the most rare cases. i can only receive blood from people like me who have similar blood types. it's even more important that everyone donates whenever they can. >> the recovery process was gruesome. she underwent several surgeries and it to years of physical therapies but we chose to spend her healthy days in service of others. >> after the accident, i vowed to myself , whatever i do going forward, i want to make sure i can see the impact of it and that it is something good for my community. i becam

san mateo county is considering building housing units and providing resources for farm workers. and lisaing to you. let's go check outside. all right, let's get morning. too high for one we do have are dense fog advisory through nine o'clock in the visibility down to nothing. hayward, livermore mountain view napa and novato. so the oakland airport an eighth of a mile or less sfo a quarter mile. so do be careful out there. you can see from our live camera. it is very foggy. san francisco 44 in oakland, palo alto with 43, a half moon bay. and above the fog . salesforce there we have, son on the way. it is pretty cold, though. santa rosa 33 39 in nevada with 40 in concord, just 35 in livermore. so later on today, we've got some sunshine, but the winds are going to be picking up along the coast across the bay in advance of a cold front that will bring much colder weather headed our way. so tonight it's going to be cold in the north bay clouds thicken up in the south bay in our level one system arriving. tomorrow alright, lisa. thank you. thanks for joining us. the news continues right now, w

mateo said she wouldn't be here without the generosity of others. >> i remember lying in the hospital bed and thinking, my time is not done. i have too much to live for. >> lisa nash is harvesting fruit for her home. >> if that blood had not been available to me, i would have died the day i arrived resulte second and third-degree burns on her body. today she is a dedicated mother and public servant. her lasting injury is a hoarse voice. she attributes her time to the willingness of others to give blood. >> i am a proud b negative. we are one of the most rare cases. so, i can only receive blood from people like me who have similar blood types. so, it's more important that everyone donates whenever they can. >> reporter: the recovery process was gruesome. she underwent several surgeries and two years of physical therapy. she chose to spend her healthy days in service of others. >> after my accident, i made a vow to myself, whatever i do going forward, i want to make sure that i can see the impact of it. and that it's something that is good for my community. so, i became much more focused on my community as opposed to my global community. >> reporter: she gives

liz: lisa argen will have her accuweather forecast in a few minutes. happening today, and h inauguration in san mateo county. sheriff elect christina corpas will be sworn in after bringing in more votes than her boss in last year's election. on her website, she says "i am so honored to be your san mateo sheriff elect, the first female sheriff elected in san mateo county in the first latina elected sheriff in california state history. the fda is giving the green light to a promising new alzheimer's drug with an 18 month clinical trial showing that the drug showed the rate of cognitive decline by 27%. that is considered a major breakthrough for those suffering from the disease. >> there is no reversal. it is not a cure that a person's decline slows. i will prescribe the drug in a carefully monitored way. liz: the treatment involves an iv infusion every two weeks. experts say the drug reduces the amount of plaque in the brain with the person with the disease but it carries risks, including brain swelling and bleeding. it is expected to cost over $26,000 per patient, per year. for the first time in his p

. >> reporter: lisa nash is harvesting fruit for a meal at home on a break from her work as deputy mayor of san mateo she loves and wouldn't be able to do without the gift of life-saving blood. >> if the blood was not available to me, i would have died the day i arrived at the hospital. >> reporter: in 2005, nash was in an accident that resulted in second and third-degree burns on her body. today she is a dedicated mother and public servant. her only lasting injury is a horse voice. >> i'm a proud b negative, and we are one of the most rare cases, and so i can only receive blood from people like me, who have a similar blood type. it's even more important that everyone donates whenever they can. >> reporter: the recovery process was gruesome. she underwent several surgeries and two years of physical therapy. she quickly those to spend her healthy days in service of others. >> after my accident, i made a vow to myself, i said, whatever i do going forward, i want to make sure they can see the impact of it and it is something that is good for my community. i became much more focused on my community as op

. >> reporter: lisa is harvesting fruit for a meal at home on a break from her work as deputy mayor of san mateo. this is something she loves it would not be able to do without the gift of life-saving blood. >> if that blood had not been available to me, i would have died the day i arrived at the hospital. >> reporter: in 2005, she was an accident that resulted in second and third degree burns on her body. today, she is a dedicated mother in public servant. her only lasting injury she says is a hoarse voice. she attributes her time today to the willingness of others to give blood. >> i am a plowed recipient of blood. we are one of the most rare cases. i can only receive blood from people like me. they have similar blood types. so, it is even more important that everyone donates whatever they can. >> reporter: the recovery process was gruesome. she underwent several surgeries and this was two years of physical therapy. she quickly chose to spend her healthy days in service of others. >> after my accident i made a vow. i said whatever i do going forward, i want to make sure that i can see the impa

drove his car off a cliff in santo mateo county, as we mentioned earlier this week has been arrested, and we're gonna get a check of the forecast now with meteorologist lisact, exclusive to abc seven. our storm impact scale, which shows you the shower activity from the coast here at pescadero we've seen about 7 1/100 run la honda, ben lomond and loma pria. to san jose, picking up some showers as well as sfo. look at that dramatic view from our exploratorium camera 47 downtown 48 in palo alto. now these numbers are actually the milder part of the day. emeryville talk about dramatic, right 30, santa rosa, freezing to the north, and temperatures are just going to drop throughout the later morning hours, already quite gusty from the city to oakland, the peninsula upper elevations near 40 miles an hour. and we will get into a wind advisory in the north bay for the second half of the day. here's a look at how much rain you can expect not very much a couple hundreds than the freezing cold tonight. we're dropping off to below freezing in the north bay for us advisory san francisco the peninsula highs today. barely in the fifties was spotty light rain and cnd cold

lisa: we are welcoming all the sunshine but cold. the storm track deflected well to the north and that means another sunny day. we are below freezing in livermore, san ramon. 37 in oakland and san mateo chile at 36. 10 degrees colder in san francisco, 14 degrees colder compared to yesterday for livermore. freeze warnings until 9:00, temperatures from 28 to 30 degrees. temperatures will take the mild warm up to the 50's and a breezy sunday. liz: we are expecting to hear from oakland newly elected mayor to talk about the police chief laurent -- action for a sergeant who ripped off a bumper in a hit and run. abc news will stream his comments around 10:00 on our streaming app and we will have much more coming up in our next half-hour. in berkeley, a jewish nonprofit group says two billboards were defaced in just a couple days. the police department is investigating it as a hate crime. as tim johns reports, this comes as documented reports of violence against jews are at the highest. tim: you might see billboards like this one in hot pink with messages designed to grab people's attention and fight back against anti-semitism. >> we have jewish resources and education for people who want ti

thank you, a huge sinkhole causing part of highway 92 san mateo county to be closed indefinitely, the latest on this major traffic disruption plus. lisa marie presley, dead at the age of 54. we'll tell you about the tributes coming in for this singer songwriter and the only child of elders. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. almost the weekend. hi, everyone . i'm frank bellicose friday. the 13th superstitious? no no, no, actually, like friday, the 13th too. but if you're spending thei have a feeling isd also into the weekend. it's just friday for me. we can stop right there. right there. don't have to add that 13. friday. system is inching closer. we'll have rain on the way it will be heavier towards the coast and also northward. some pretty good cells already. they're aligning parallel to the coast. this is all part of the system, which put on the air brakes lifted northward yesterday allowed us to really warm up, but it's going to open that door again. so finally a friday and here we go cloudy mild in the morning, but rain is on t