we'll begin up here on the riser. we'll then go to the audience. microphone stand is up, so get in line. we are going to try to get to as many of these as we can. and the line starts to intimidate you, feel free to send in social media on twitter, snapchat, facebook and instagram, your questions and we'll try to get as many of those as well. so the first question will come from the riser. and it will be haley grande. hi. >> hi. >> i really like what you said about how values unite us. and i was wondering if the dislocati democratic party had a specific message from the midterm election coming up? and if you do take back the house, what kind of message would you primarily promote then? >> thank you, haley, for your question. getting back to a better deal, better jobs, better wages, better future. it is about fairness and justice. fairness is a value that everyone shares in our country. fairness of opportunity. fairness. and so under that rubric, we will be putting forth some legislation, as you asked, about what we do when we win. in 2006, the last

for the early risers this morning, some mist and fog patches to watch out for, particularly western walesour weather today because the area of high pressure is still there that it's drifting a little bit further eastwards. the warmest air still across east anglia and south—east england but otherwise the air is increasingly blowing in off the atlantic and that will bring some cooler conditions to the uk. now, weatherwise, the early morning mist and fog patches should clear out of the way widely and most areas should see lots of sunshine again. there will, though, be a few showers for western scotland but most of these will be across the western highlands and really for the northern half of the uk, temperatures a few degrees down. still feeling pleasant if you're out and about in the sunshine but the warmest air more limited to east anglia and south—east england. highs of 27 in london but i wouldn't mind betting that somewhere like in gravesend, it could even get warmer than that, 28 or maybe even a 29. friday night, we do it all again. clearing skies, a few mist and fog patches forming but

for the early risers this morning, some mist and fog patches to watch out for, particularly western walesough the bristol channel as well. there will be some changes in our weather today because the area of high pressure is still there that it's drifting a little bit further eastwards. the warmest air still across east anglia and south—east england but otherwise the air is increasingly blowing in off the atlantic and that will bring some cooler conditions to the uk. now, weatherwise, the early morning mist and fog patches should clear out of the way widely and most areas should see lots of sunshine again. there will, though, be a few showers for western scotland but most of these will be across the western highlands and really for the northern half of the uk, temperatures a few degrees down. still feeling pleasant if you're out and about in the sunshine but the warmest air more limited to east anglia and south—east england. highs of 27 in london but i wouldn't mind betting that somewhere like in gravesend, it could even get warmer than that, 28 or maybe even a 29. friday night, we do it a

. >> i know you are neither an early riser or drinker but part of me imagines you in a bathrobe with a glass of red wine watching that happening. it was built for you. it's amazing. >> i'm hoping no other day starts for me that way. i'm hoping that was the last of those. >> thank you. >> thank you, rachel. today one of the president's most trusted add visors told him, we're running out of time. with new york city prosecutors tightening in on michael cohen and robert mueller tightening in on paul manafort as paul manafort approaches a trial in a few months and with rudy giuliani making no progress with robert mueller on monday in his first discussion with the special prosecutor as one of donald trump's defense lawyers and with the trump white house reaching crazier levels of chaos than anyone imagined under the reince priebus run, this time last year, the president's trusted adviser has had to tell him something today that he has never told him before. >> mr. president, we're running out of time -- >> senior adviser to the president who delivers his advise every morning from his seat

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for the early risers, frost patches to look out for in the rural areas of scotland. of thick cloud. most areas of cloud could be thick enough to give us a few spots of light rain on and off through the day. the best of the early morning sunshine again through western areas, but slow—moving showers will form again, particularly in northern ireland. later in the day we will see a band of rain moving in from the continent, bringing some wet weather to end the day across south—east england, with strengthening winds here making it feel particularly chilly. that wet weather will continue to extend across south—east england and east anglia as we go on through sunday night. 0n into monday. we are going to get this area of low pressure moving up from the near continent. the rain gets more extensive and the winds get colder and stronger. this is what is in the forecast on monday. heavy rain, a windy day with gales around the east coast, and it's going to feel cold, more like a february day than one in late april. so the wet weather is there. a bit of uncertainty as to how far

we are seeing early risers out of tracy this morning, looking at about a 45-minute drive over the altamont pass. i'll tell you what the purple means along the coast in a few minutes. >>> a mysterious phone call that has neighbors wondering. >>> oakland ready to cut a deal to sell the coliseum to the a es. the negotiation is about to get easier. >> we're already over 800 animals. >> the wildlife >>> let's talk about the state real quick. still 100 in palm springs. 76 in fresno. you get to the 630s in the northern part of the century. rain in eureka for sure. 8:00 this evening through 8:00 tomorrow morning. winter weather advisory, snow level dropped down to 4,000 feet. up to ten inches of powder is possible. here is a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. turns over to scattered showers for thursday. rain and snow sunday and possibly even heavier snow monday. >>> someone wants a soda tax in san jose. the mystery tax, who? the media reporter says she wants to ask a few questions about the potential future ballot initiative in san jose. so far it's unclear who funded the poll. the mayor

for the early risers, frost patches to look out for in the rural areas of scotland. the day. the best of the early morning sunshine again through western areas, but slow—moving showers will form again, particularly in northern ireland. later in the day we will see a band of rain moving in from the continent, bringing some wet weather to end the day across south—east england, with strengthening winds here making it feel particularly chilly. that wet weather will continue to extend across south—east england and east anglia as we go on through sunday night. 0n into monday. we are going to get this area of low pressure moving up from the near continent. the rain gets more extensive and the winds get colder and stronger. this is what is in the forecast on monday. heavy rain, a windy day with gales around the east coast, and it‘s going to feel cold, more like a february day than one in late april. so the wet weather is there. a bit of uncertainty as to how far west this band of rain will reach. there is the chance of seeing a few snowflakes mixed in with this and some slee

for the early risers this morning, some mist and fog patches to watch out for, particularly western wales be some changes in our weather today because the area of high pressure is still there that it's drifting a little bit further eastwards. the warmest air still across east anglia and south—east england but otherwise the air is increasingly blowing in off the atlantic and that will bring some cooler conditions to the uk. now, weatherwise, the early morning mist and fog patches should clear out of the way widely and most areas should see lots of sunshine again. there will, though, be a few showers for western scotland but most of these will be across the western highlands and really for the northern half of the uk, temperatures a few degrees down. still feeling pleasant if you're out and about in the sunshine but the warmest air more limited to east anglia and south—east england. highs of 27 in london but i wouldn't mind betting that somewhere like in gravesend, it could even get warmer than that, 28 or maybe even a 29. friday night, we do it all again. clearing skies, a few mist and fog

for the early risers this morning, some mist and fog patches to watch out for, particularly western wales channel as well. there will be some changes in our weather today because the area of high pressure is still there that it's drifting a little bit further eastwards. the warmest air still across east anglia and south—east england but otherwise the air is increasingly blowing in off the atlantic and that will bring some cooler conditions to the uk. now, weatherwise, the early morning mist and fog patches should clear out of the way widely and most areas should see lots of sunshine again. there will, though, be a few showers for western scotland but most of these will be across the western highlands and really for the northern half of the uk, temperatures a few degrees down. still feeling pleasant if you're out and about in the sunshine but the warmest air more limited to east anglia and south—east england. highs of 27 in london but i wouldn't mind betting that somewhere like in gravesend, it could even get warmer than that, 28 or maybe even a 29. friday night, we do it all again. cleari

for the early risers this morning, some mist and fog patches to watch out for, particularly western walesme changes in our weather today because the area of high pressure is still there that it's drifting a little bit further eastwards. the warmest air still across east anglia and south—east england but otherwise the air is increasingly blowing in off the atlantic and that will bring some cooler conditions to the uk. now, weatherwise, the early morning mist and fog patches should clear out of the way widely and most areas should see lots of sunshine again. there will, though, be a few showers for western scotland but most of these will be across the western highlands and really for the northern half of the uk, temperatures a few degrees down. still feeling pleasant if you're out and about in the sunshine but the warmest air more limited to east anglia and south—east england. highs of 27 in london but i wouldn't mind betting that somewhere like in gravesend, it could even get warmer than that, 28 or maybe even a 29. friday night, we do it all again. clearing skies, a few mist and fog patch

for the early risers, frost patches to look out for in the rural areas of scotland.s of cloud could be thick enough to give us a few spots of light rain on and off through the day. the best of the early morning sunshine again through western areas, but slow—moving showers will form again, particularly in northern ireland. later in the day we will see a band of rain moving in from the continent, bringing some wet weather to end the day across south—east england, with strengthening winds here making it feel particularly chilly. that wet weather will continue to extend across south—east england and east anglia as we go on through sunday night. on into monday. we are going to get this area of low pressure moving up from the near continent. the rain gets more extensive and the winds get colder and stronger. this is what is in the forecast on monday. heavy rain, a windy day with gales around the east coast, and it's going to feel cold, more like a february day than one in late april. so the wet weather is there. a bit of uncertainty as to how far west this band of rain wil

for the early risers, frost patches to look out for in the rural areas of scotland.uth under this zone of thick cloud. most areas of cloud could be thick enough to give us a few spots of light rain on and off through the day. the best of the early morning sunshine again through western areas, but slow—moving showers will form again, particularly in northern ireland. later in the day we will see a band of rain moving in from the continent, bringing some wet weather to end the day across south—east england, with strengthening winds here making it feel particularly chilly. that wet weather will continue to extend across south—east england and east anglia as we go on through sunday night. 0n into monday. we are going to get this area of low pressure moving up from the near continent. the rain gets more extensive and the winds get colder and stronger. this is what is in the forecast on monday. heavy rain, a windy day with gales around the east coast, and it's going to feel cold, more like a february day than one in late april. so the wet weather is there. a bit of uncerta

for the early risers, frost patches to look out for in the rural areas of scotland.ld be thick enough to give us a few spots of light rain on and off through the day. the best of the early morning sunshine again through western areas, but slow—moving showers will form again, particularly in northern ireland. later in the day we will see a band of rain moving in from the continent, bringing some wet weather to end the day across south—east england, with strengthening winds here making it feel particularly chilly. that wet weather will continue to extend across south—east england and east anglia as we go on through sunday night. 0n into monday. we are going to get this area of low pressure moving up from the near continent. the rain gets more extensive and the winds get colder and stronger. this is what is in the forecast on monday. heavy rain, a windy day with gales around the east coast, and it's going to feel cold, more like a february day than one in late april. so the wet weather is there. a bit of uncertainty as to how far west this band of rain will reach. there

amanda crew set in the new york and the new yorker that normally in pulitzer history disruptive john riser often only raw. actively knowledged usually decades after their commercial and creative scene at the country club are want to pulitzer prize in an era which rap music is alive and as pervasive as of as an adverb and what does this mean. moving forward that it's it's one of the rare times in history where john and artists are finally being recognized while they're making the music not fifty years later when they're ninety because we're yeah you know who was a. bob dylan didn't get recognized until like a couple years back my pilates or for all the work that he's done over the years it's happier game and i just would be recognized for a while it's happening you know to me it means with next. to me because smart people young progressive people are starting to get these positions and somebody was in a rut like no you need to listen to this and somebody in a room went to the gatekeeper who's probably sitting there with like accident of his or her and almost want to go to a less leg and the

amanda crew set in the new york and the new yorker that normally in pulitzer history disruptive john riser often only read. actively acknowledged usually decades after commercial and creative zenith but i want to pulitzer prize in an era which rap music is alive and as pervasive as of as ever been what does this mean. moving forward it's it's one of the rare times in history where john and an artist are finally being recognized while they're making the music not fifty years later when they're ninety because we're you know who's a. bob dylan didn't get recognized until like a couple years back by pilates or for all the work that he's done over the years it's happier game and just to be recognized for a while it's happening you know what i mean it means when next thing you know yes you know because part p.p.o. young progressive people are starting to get these positions and somebody was in a rut like no you need to listen to this and somebody in a room went to the gatekeeper who's probably sitting there with like accident because i'm. going to go to a less leg and they went out today and the

if you are an early riser in the silicon valley, the traffic is good. this is a look at northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. it is moving along very nicely. if you are driving at the bay bridge, that is a little different. there is a bit of a backup. the metering lights are on. >> what time do they wake up in the silicon valley? isn't it later? >> usually. if you wake up early and you are a silicon valley guy or gal, you get a good commute. >>> if you are traveling and many of you do, i hope it is warm in chicago, but it is not. if you did not hear about it, there were some locations in the last 48 hours that had about 30+ inches of snow. near green bay, milwaukee, unbelievable amounts. the up mag -- in wish -- in michigan is cold. atlanta is 37. that does not happen very often in mid april. charleston, south carolina is 44. that is a cold one. for us we were cool yesterday. livermore should be about 70 one this time of year. they were 54 yesterday, they will be 62. san jose will be 64, san francisco will be 60 today and santa rosa will be 66. the s

that people who stay up late are more susceptible to diabetes and psychological disorders than early risers. they also had a 10% greater risk of dying. overall, the researchers want to change the night owls sleep schedules to see if their overall health actually improves. >>> some incredible new video out of yosemite showing exactly why was necessary to close down the valley during last week's big storm. check that out. some roads under several feet of water here. one ambitious group to try to get by on bicycles. heavy equipment plowed through the floodwaters to clean up the mess and get the valley back open to torres. >>> this spring has been anything but typical. >> not average. we had so much snow in march and then a lot of the snow melted because of the atmospheric river that we received a week ago. it has been a strange month and it is not getting on strange anytime soon. looking at the temperatures outside, we are already in the 50s. some of you will drop into the 30s. we are clearing things out and it should be a beautiful sunset at around 7:45. >>> oakland down to 46. fremont 45. 48

. >> if you're up at this hour you're probably an early riser and that's good news for you. >> nightls have 10% higher mortality risk. the study published in the journal followed nearly half a million adults in the u.k. for six years. people that stayed up late were more likely to have diabetes, psychological disorders, stomach problems and respiratory disorders. night owls need to be especially vigilant about eating right, exercising and getting enough sleep. >> another reason to wake up with us on abc 7 mornings. >> new this morning, another report of a secret deal involving president trump during the 2016 election. >> a bay area school getting creative to try to shelter students that don't have a permanent home. >> abc 7 celebrate friendship and beyond at the first ever pixar fest with all new fireworks and your favorite park parades. only at disneyland resort. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you.

been austin is the author of the recently released high risers in thhigh-rises inthe face of amerc housing published by harper and on sale and they will be signing books afterwards. he was born and raised in chicago as a former high school english teacher and fulbright scholar to south africa and a former editor at harper's magazine. for the past decade and he's been a journalist whose work has appeared in harper's, "new york times" magazine, gq and the atlantic among others. his book has received praise, and i would like to add it to the accolades this book is a beautifully written biography of a place describing with exceptional clarity the rise and fall. but the heart of the book is the intense stories of human people who lived and breathed the community. they are dolores wilson, kevin cannon, annie and william fleming. jr joins us tonight and today he is a seasoned community leader and human rights defender who actively worked on housing issues with the chicago coalition to protect public housing and the center on housing rights and evictions. in 200 2009 when they dreaded tk force of

silicon valley risers will add to demands at the community meeting. we're told community leaders will present those demands outside google headquarters at 11:00 this morning paragraph thanks so much. it's 5:32. happening in san francisco, an update on how the city is combating car break-ins. they will share their response to the epidemic. more details now. our investigative unit reporting earlier this year in 2016 there were 30,000 auto break-ins in san francisco. that is three times 2010. arrests made in two out of ten cases. our exclusive hidden camera video at nbcbayarea.com. >> 5:33. several people witnessed a violent robbery near san leandro station. police say a man tried to snatch a woman's purse yesterday morning. that suspect knocked the victim on the ground and kicked her until he got her purse. san leandro arrived quickly and arrested the suspect on his run. the victim suffered minor injuries and she did get her purse back. >> it is 5:33 right now. happening today linebacker san francisco for reuben foster may learn if he will be criminally

utilities, including the water supplying piping, guest service piping, ensure piping, like the gravity risers and like that above deck for the future tenants with better connections, with better improvements to all the future service -- that's in the back of the ship. once a tenant occupied the front part of the belt line building in the bucket area. at belt line building, in order to make the belt line building's current sewer system pump station independent and try to -- and also eliminate all the sewer piping, long shore piping underneath the pier, so we are going to cut and abandon the existing under pier sewer line currently connected to the pump station in front of pier 29. then, we will route with the new sewer -- shorter, new sewer line, gravity sewer line to the city sewer in the embarcadero street. again, the purpose is to improve the reliability of the system and also the building with the visibility. here is the engineering cost estimate. for pier 29 utility upgrade, we estimate approximately 660,000, and for belt line building sewer project, we estimate approximately 220,000. plu

the first question will come from the riser. i really liked what you just said about how values unite us. if theondering democratic party has a specific message for the 2018 midterm election, and if you do take back the house, what kind of message would you promote than? representative pelosi: thank you for your question. getting back to better jobs, better wages, a better future, it is about fairness and justice. fairness is a value everyone shares in our country, the fairness of opportunity. we willr that rubric, be footing forth -- will be putting forth legislation when we went. the last time we had the bully pulpit, because for eight years we had president obama and the white house. in 2016 was the presidential race, so it was all presidential from 2008 to 2016. now it is our turn to make the distinction, and it is a very clear one. mayever it is that you agree or disagree with president trump on, and his issues, whether it is immigration, guns, economic unfairness, my characterization of it, for the republicans in congress,

when they brought up the subject of fake news, the people jeered and looked over here to the press risers, in our direction. it is a lot of what you anticipate with a very supportive trump crowd and people i have talked to here say they were fans ever since the big elevator ride. >> it is interesting mike you can probably tell is with us on a telephone there. he's transmitting from the rally. that's why the signal is breaking up a little bit. mike, the only thing that judy and i didn't talk about as a possibility and just popped into my head for president trump tonight is james comey as well, after all the comments that we saw this week, right, mike, that's something that obviously could come up, but as you said earlier, just about anything could come up. >> it seems that the comey thing is under the president's skin, and as we have seen here in these campaign style rallies, in fact i was at the last one in ohio, and he spent, i would say for the whole -- [inaudible]. >> we're losing mike's cell phone a little bit. i'm sorry mike to cut you off. we will try to come back to you in a minute

all this year for rate risers. no reason at this moment to change that view.o a focus on shrinking the balance sheet. the recovery there is building more legs. have non-payroll data on friday. wages are seen to be accelerating. that is another reason for the fed to slowly had to the exit. the recovery in most economies are led by the consumer, maybe rolling over here in the u k in the terms of most countries it is the consumer that is leading us. anna: thank you very much, david owen, chief european economist, jeffries international he stays with us. we will talk about europe next. italy's president meets with parties leaders this week. how long will it take to find a government, to form a new government for the country? that conversation is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." -- 2:30 in tokyo. the asian session has been mixed. dip, a lovelys a line, asian traders are waking up. navarro advises the president. nasdaq, down. we have a huge recovering rally in amazon, which is a cracking story. amazon, we will talk about that la

patches to ta ke skies, a few mist and fog patches to take us into tomorrow morning and the early risers with over parts of central eastern england, some light drizzle but by the end of the day it turns to be wet and windy. temperatures below par. sunday night into monday, keeping a close eye on this, the area of low pressure into central europe is set to bring an unseasonably wet and windy day across of england. if you're on the move keep a close eye on the forecast. some heavy rain, strong winds blowing some debris around, rough seas, likely to be some travel disruption, a day to be indoors. the rain is heavy and persistent, slowly edging its way westwards and across other parts of northern england, the midlands could turn to sleep on the tops of the hills. temperatures were you have that only four or five degrees. by contrast scotland, northern ireland and the farther west of england and wales will the sunny spells, the best of the temperatures. through the week, things gradually start to turn warmer, monday will be the cold est of turn warmer, monday will be the coldest of the week a

frost free in the south east, early risers and commuters, still a bit of cloud. in temperatures, milder than recent days across scotla nd milder than recent days across scotland and northern ireland. it stays fine into the evening, cloud increasing in the west, all linked into this area of low pressure out in the atlantic. that is good to bring wetter conditions in the far uk and ireland. in eastern areas: dragging up southerly winds. thursday will be a breezy day, good, sunny spells around in central and eastern england, and at times in eastern england, and at times in eastern scotland. temperatures in the teens, 15 across south—east england. rain on and off in northern ireland with bright spots, but wet end the day, and that weather front will push eastwards through friday night into the start of the weekend. mild air in the east of it. avoiding the mildest conditions. separating us from that will be the weather front in easton in gun. a bit of rain to stop the day, easing off into showers in the afternoon. we could see highs of around 17 or 18. elsewhere, isol

early risers across northern ireland may see some wet weather but that will quickly move out of the wayccasional rain across scotland. north—western parts of wales and cornwall staying cloudy, occasional rain or drizzle at times, some dry moments that further south and east, particularly towards east anglia, the sunniest conditions throughout. highs of 19 degrees and the sunshine and warmth will develop more widely later this week bringing some of the warmest air we have seen since august last year. the full forecast coming up with fiona bruce on the bbc at six next. the government is forced to apologise for what it calls its appalling treatment of windrush immigrants. the home office admits some who arrived here from the caribbean from 1948 onwards have been wrongly threatened with deportation. frankly, some of the way they have been treated has been wrong, has been appalling and i am sorry. some who've been here most of their lives have already lost theirjobs, lost benefits and been detained. ijust think she was mixing me up. unfortunately they were mixing it up, it was not me there w

i think that the concerns -- line riser andor the trump administration has articulated about china'scies and intellectual property issues, those are legitimate issues of concern. they are not new. the question is how china will react. we will get some early signals here today after president xi jinping's speech, but more importantly, something has to be initiated between the two countries. reporter: part of the first ising from president trump restricting chinese investment in the u.s.. i would like to hear an exclusive interview we had regarding building factories in the u.s., supplying auto parts to the u.s. industry. this is what he had to say about .he potential trade war >> chinese private companies are really not that concerned with china-u.s. trade disputes, because another americans don't buy from the chinese for any other reason that they do have strong needs. the u.s. still does not have a full supply chain on its own soil, so they have to come to us parts.hase our products are cheaper compared to suppliers in japan and korea. imo businessman, and the terrorists the tariff