. >> john involved he had been involved in a dating relationship with stephani lazarus. >> stephanie- that was the other name on the shor list of suspects. nuttal pressed ruetten for more o their relationship which had started when they were bot students at u.c.l.a.. they dated on and off until john go engaged to sherri. but eve then.. >> even though you're convince the relationship that john had with stephanie lazarus overlapped with th relationship he had with his wife >> we know from john that ther was at least on one occasion where he was engaged that he was intimate with stephani lazarus. there was a lov triangle and stephanie lazarus had deep feelings for john ruetten, and may have had motive to harm sherr rasmussen. >> was sherri's killer a scorned lover or a jealous coworker >> we had two women on the lis who, in our opinion, had a motive to harm her >> debra, the nurse, and stephanie lazarus? >> correct >> a few weeks later, cops i northern california tracke down debra and secretly scoope up a sample of her trash which contained dna. it was sent t the crime lab in l.a. fo an

stephanie has the latest. stephanie: an ordinance that is set to bring more equality for asylum-seekers and san mateo >> i double punishment for immigrants. >> when a person who is a child rapist, murderer, is released from prison, we will have no ability to work with i.c.e. in order to go ahead and deport that individual. stephanie: the san mateo county from using county funds from cooperating with i.c.e. without a judicial warrant. supervisor ray mueller was the only one to have voted against it. he would have supported the order with three exemptions, for murder, rape, and child molestation. why did you support this for those convicted of murder, rape, and child molestation? >> when it comes to those sort of crimes, you are exactly right, that we were not going to cooperate with i.c.e. why should there be double punishment? stephanie: but the question, supervisor, is why did you not support those three exemptions? >> the answer to that question is, we took it on its totality, stephanie. we heard from famili

>> stephanie: since 1985, and -- >> i won't ever have to hear about her again. >> stephanie: -- she hasivating fans as the mysterious spy. >> to get to play someone who sees to everyone else and who is tough and strong and as soon as i put on my outfit, i'm like, there she is. the show will go on. speak with the nurses bowl is bigger than all of us. >> i remember watching with my aunt and my mom and it was always on and they were so into it. what do you think has given that soap opera so much staying power that it has been around for so long? >> i think you just said it, stephanie. because it is multigenerational and i hear so much from people that i sit on my grandmother's lap and i became a fan. >> there been so many storylines in the last couple decades. you have a favorite? >> my daughter gets kidnapped. i have to go looking for her. ♪ ♪ i jumped out of the van and we did it only in one take. and was just for me, a really iconic moment because i remember being so full of emotion. >> give me time to make arrangements. for a new place. >> with half of my life, i don't know many actors

stephanie: the v.a. that if sites were prepared ahead of time for developers they could speed up , the process. they've already spent $70 million on things like leveling land and adding underground utilities to make sites build ready. keith: that's why it looks like a rush. this is the way it should have been happening all along. stephanie: the agency is aiming to complete 1200 units by 2030. whether one of those units is in lavon johnson's future remains in doubt. for the pbs newshour, i'm stephanie sy in los angeles. ♪ geoff: two republican-led state legislatures. two strict anti-abortion bills rejected. in both cases, republican members helped feed the measures by one-vote margins. in south carolina, five women in the state senate, three republicans, a democrat and an independent, joined forces to block a near-total abortion ban. republican senator sandy senn argued her gop colleagues were blindly following the majority leader. >> the only thing we can do when you all, you men in the chamber, metaphor

stephanie a thought on that? -- >> -- i wish i had insight into that i do think obviously, we are going to see a o slowdown at high end, as well, so, i guess i am not surprised, in that regard. but, yeah, i i mean maybe that is you know high end people all high-tech layoffs -- >> good point. stephanie: people previously paying quite a bit twitter facebook big tech jobs in unemployment line. job claims making over 200,000 have begun to increase cheryl has more. cheryl: i want to pick up on a couple things from earnings picture this morning, you know we heard from are american from southwest air also, both airlines saying planes are packed prices are higher, and southwest in particular was saying that their going to be cutting capacity through the end of the 2023 holiday quarter fourth quarter pretty if you are a consumer you are looking to spend money elevation season coming that means there is going to be higher prices paid, hey, great for earnings for the airlines, but another kind of rough hit for u.s. consumer

>> look, stephanie, that is not going to change my mind. stephanie: we reached out to supervisor canepa again to shared information and request a follow-up interview, but we have yet to hear back. tomorrow night, the board will hear public, before a final vote. we will of course keep a close eye on it. dan: thank you. ama: if you have a story for stephanie and the abc 7 news i team, called the number on your screen or go to abc7news.com /iteam. alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. w t u? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. dan: san francisco bay's first republic bank is set to slash nearly one quarter of its workforce. the bank says it plans to cut 20% to 25% of it

keri and stephanie, welcome to you both. happy to be here.ou were set on a korean theatre, but there's a plot twist when hollywood came calling. tell us about what happened. that was a very early plot twist in my career. i was coming out of college and i was going to go work at a theatre, and i had a a friend who was working at hbo, which at that time was a very start—up network, a long time ago. pretty start—up network. and she said, "well, you are going to go work in the theatre but there is some guy coming who's going to be making plays for television on hbo, you could maybe be his assistant," and so i got thatjob as a secretary at the very bottom, starting out a long time ago. they don't say secretary any more. they did back then! i had to take a typing test! and then i was very lucky to be hitting a company like that at the time where my rate of growth and knowledge, really, the company was growing at the same pace so i was able to move up there and just learn so much about making film and telling stories, still working with a lot of pla

stephanie, you agree? i agree. trump does _ the us. stephanie, you agree? i agree.mp does a really good 'ob agree. trump does a really good job framing for his supporters how— job framing for his supporters how they— job framing for his supporters how they should think about any trouble — how they should think about any trouble that he is in. he wanted _ trouble that he is in. he wanted to double down on some of those — wanted to double down on some of those messages that he's talked — of those messages that he's talked about before, that's why he was — talked about before, that's why he was talking about the fbi raid. — he was talking about the fbi raid, why he was talking about those — raid, why he was talking about those perfect calls. he frames it and — those perfect calls. he frames it and repeats it and repeats it and repeats it and repeats it until — it and repeats it and repeats it until his supporters are willing _ it until his supporters are willing to basically regurgitate those same lines to anyone — regurgitate those same lines to anyone who will listen

>> stephanie, first this is no a legal.this is a flood. this is a set of documents tha was probably circulating the pentagon to be, clear i've not seen the documents. i haven't received classifie briefings about them my sense is that this hour stephanie, the pentago leadership and intelligenc community leadership are tryin to analyze whether an inside put this out, what protectio was the person's motivation, o was this potentially hacked by an outsider. what was the method of exfiltrating this information? where these hard copies that were walked out of the buildings in somebody's bag in the photographed and taken unemployed to the web? or was this information someho circulated to a wide range o people and somebody got hacked. i don't think we know that yet don't know the motivations don't know the source. and that is making a very hard at this moment to determine th damage because we do not know whether or not for example that ther could be other shoes to drop >> if this is a flood, shouldn't our government have damp where

i'm stephanie ruhle. one day after the deadly mas shooting in louisville kentucky, that city has joined communities all across the nation, pleading for an end to our gun violence epidemic. on monday, a shooter kille five people at a bank in downtown louisville. this afternoon, official released the disturbing body cam footage of officers rushin to the scene to stop the gunman nbc's maggie that spot has the latest >> tonight, a firsthand look a police - seven minutes of horror playin out inside the kentucky bank police body camera and cel phone video showing louisville metro officers you monda morning as they raced to confront a lone gunman investigators say cono sturgeon, seen here on surveillance cameras, was arme with an ar-15 rifle, which h bought legally from a loca dealership six days before the massacre, adding the 25-year-old was a curren employee at old national bank, and knew the colleagues he targeted meanwhile, dispatch audi indicating the shooter may hav tried to warn a friend befor the attack

stephanie day. thank you. >> san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened just after 01:00pm saturday on golden gate avenue. and this is video you're looking at now from the citizen app. officers responded to the scene and found the victim suffering from gunshot wounds. >> he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. >> and now to the latest on a pair of burglaries happening just minutes apart. targeting one shop in san francisco's chinatown, gayle ong czar, rather kron four's gayle ong spoke to the owner of the business who is sharing this surveillance video with us in hopes of getting justice. >> the owner says she was looking forward to more foot traffic with a sunny and dry weather after slow weeks during the storms. and now she's dealing with the aftermath of the burglaries just after 04:00am thursday. this woman casually walks in love t through a broken glass door. she empties out the tip jar then goes behind the counter straight to the cash register. >> then ta

stephanie — welcome. great to be here. stephanie allain _ welcome. great to be here.anie allain is - welcome. great to be here. stephanie allain is a - welcome. great to be here. stephanie allain is a film i stephanie allain is a film producer and writer and the newly elected copresident of the producers guild of america, the producers guild of america, the first woman of colour to hold the position. stefanie served nine years as vice president in women in film and runs her own company, homegrown pictures which focuses on creating content by and about women and people of colour. terry and stephanie, welcome to you both. kerry, you were set in a korean theatre, about what happened. in a korean theatre, about what happened-— in a korean theatre, about what happened. that was a very early lot happened. that was a very early plot twisted _ happened. that was a very early plot twisted my _ happened. that was a very early plot twisted my career. - happened. that was a very early plot twisted my career. i - happened. that was a very early plot twisted my career. i was . plot

we stephanie rawlings—bla ke. we know stephanie rawlings—blake.ext court date is in december. what happens to now and then for donald trump? his happens to now and then for donald trump?— happens to now and then for donald trump? his team will be comilin: donald trump? his team will be compiling all — donald trump? his team will be compiling all of _ donald trump? his team will be compiling all of the _ donald trump? his team will be compiling all of the defence - compiling all of the defence and the prosecution will be doing theirjob on their side as well. it is unlikely that we will hear very much from this case but there are three other investigations ongoing into the former president and it is possible that between now and december one of those may come also back with an indictment against him and most of the lawyers that i speak to think that all of those three cases are actually more serious, potentially, carry more jeopardy for donald trump, then this particular case around the house 20 payments stopped and it is even possible that one of t

let's get to our guest stephanie zwick this half-hour stephanie zwick, -- guest this half-hour, stephaniewick at fisch asset management. have you changed at all how you are looking at this equity market? stephanie: the big topic had been big tech outperformance. that is something which is here to stay actually. we have seen big company strongly outperforming year-to-date. they have also implemented a lot of cost-cutting. this should stabilize operating margins on these companies, and help them trade above target averages. in addition, we see monetary relief which is definitely positive for interest rate sensitive tech stocks. and we have tracking risk, because big tech companies make up 22% of s&p, so investors want to track these indices and step into these tech companies. that is a bright spot to state invested. dani: mike wilson at morgan stanley is not known for being the most optimistic, so perhaps you take this with a grain of salt. but he said gains in tech are not sustainable, it is a safe haven but tech is more pro-cyclical and bottoms coincide with the broader market bottoming i

>> that is tonight's last word the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now >> trump indicted -- the first ever crimina indictment of a former president of the united states >> it's the first time in hi life that the guy is actuall being held accountable for his own dirty deeds. >> did you think that this day would ever come for this man >> karma is a big pitch. >> we don't know what -- but what we do know is that th republican party has decided i not going to take an off ram once again >> give the president some money to bite this bowl [bleep -- >> so demanding that da brag essentially hand over all of his evidence - >> you have no jurisdictio here >> it will require them to b pro-hush money payments to por stars, pro insurrection, pro classified documents sitting around at mar-a-lago >> - arrested me for so many things oh, those prosecutors. >> this is a genuine test of how much war we are as a democracy that believes in liberty under law. and i don't know how we ar going to do. >> good evening once again i'm stephanie ruhle, back at msnbc headquarters in new york city donald trump

. ♪ stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with newshour west. here are the latest headlines.ht over indicting former president trump escalated sharply as a new york prosecutor sued a republican congressman. manhattan district attorney alvin bragg -- a democrat -- obtained the trump indictment in a hush-money case. his federal lawsuit today names representative jim jordan, who chairs the house judiciary committee and is now investigating bragg's investigation. the suit calls that a transparent campaign to intimidate and attack the district attorney himself. it asks a judge to quash the committee's subpoenas. south korea today cast doubt on information in those apparently leaked u.s. intelligence documents. one of them -- posted on social media -- appears to show the u.s. may have spied on south korean officials. but today, the south's top security advisor questioned parts of the material. >> after the issue was publicized, we evaluated it internally and the u.s. is conducting its own investigation. much of the disclosed information was fabricated, and ment of it is asthe tent.

i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday, april 8 and we've got a lot of news for you today. start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr the morning day. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and were battling considerable amount of clouds going on here today, first like there's a shot of the golden gate bridge in kind of a. >> a layer of stratus going on here, right on top of us will see some late day clearing out of this. don't expect a whole lot that we're going make up for easter sunday. looks like pretty nice there with a nice bump in temperatures. we're at a 2, but here's the shot again, golden gate bridge. kind of like a just a layer of that cloud cover which will thicken in thin throughout the day. a little bit. we'll pricey some late day clearing. but still, this is got to play its way out later on this morning into the early afternoon. 47 at this hour for any off. 49, meanwhile, up to santa rosa. you don't see the 30's going on. here is pretty much upper 40's near about 50's. w

stephanie: there is a link. private debt for example, typically you are lending directly to the company. and so, you can step in and try to find a solution a lot easier. where, if you are just buying a bond, it is tougher to enact change in that manner. so, you can get a lot higher yields than you are getting in the public markets. they do not mark their value quite as often. so, for our clients, whether there is volatility on a day-to-day basis in the public markets, because you don't see those marks but quarterly, it helps investors to kind of sit for the long term and clipped those coupons that are higher than the public markets. so, it has been a real win for our clients. tthis point in the cycle. alix:u lean into it? what is the best set up for that? stephanie: there are some funds out there called interval funds that do provide private loans to private companies. that is an easy way for the everyday investor to access that. there are also private partnerships that take some qualifications. you have to be a

i'm stephanie lin. thank you i'm stephanie lin.st. dave, how's it looking out good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're still dealing with a lot of that to fog and overcast, as you can see at the coast, same kind of deals going on. >> at the golden gate as well, ultimately for most of the bay, this going mix out. but some problem areas will be san francisco, the coast and southern marin for today's tomorrow should be a better clearing job, even though it will be much cooler. so here's a look at those winds, by the way. and they're also going to be relatively benign compared to tomorrow. we've got a little bit of a spring breeze working today. it's kind of nice, refreshing breeze tomorrow, different story, much cooler. it will be a cooler wind in a stronzer wind at that 2. even those guys will open up nicely. 69 already for antioch. lot of 50's for the east bay 50, both for san francisco in half moon bay with a chilly 49 up there to santa rosa at the ballpark. as the oakland a's host the cincinnati reds 107, game t

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but, stephanie link, retail sales worse than expected. not horrible sentiment higher than expected one year inflation expectations, though, high and then you have larry fink a couple hours ago sitting right here on this set, inflation is going to be stickier for longer, and what cost from all of the things that you hear about from the leventhals of the world, at what cost? how are we assessing what this means, the fed and the market? >> the fed is not done after the data this week from the cpi at 5% and that, by the way, included a double digit decline in energy prices which we now know are back to last november's levels. the number next month likely goes higher, i think that is a problem. core cpi ex-shelter also was stronger than expected retail sales, i take exception to that being a really horrible number, not that you said it was -- >> i said it wasn't horrible >> some people that are saying it's terrible. i think you have to look at retail sales on a three-month average basis or six-month, a little bit longer because it's so lumpy a

i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday. april, the 9th. we've got a lot of news for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a sweet sunday going on here for you there's a live shot of the east bay shoreline. not much the way of fog at all does get the sun some time to do its magic in what magic it will do. >> with essentially mostly sunny skies. we're talking about high temperatures pushing through the 70's for this afternoon there again, as the east bay shoreline shot there. the little bit of the shadow being cast there from the hills off to background there. there's a storm tracker. 4 just want to point out real quickly or maybe a few little scattered clouds working in here because of traffic that's towards our north. this is something you will see repeat itself again monday night into tuesday with again, some scattered clouds, although that's going to happen actually overnight to get the sunshine t

. ♪ stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with newshour west, here are the latest headlines.fire echoed in sudan's capital after a 24-hour cease-fire was supposed to begin. the military and a paramilitary rebel force had agreed to a temporary truce, but fighting raged on. in khartoum, civilians lined up outside bakeries -- despite the danger -- desperate for fresh food after four days of combat. >> the situation is very hard, it was sudden, there's no electricity, no water. it is the fourth day in a row without water. people weren't prepared. as you can see here in the supermarket, most goods aren't available. stephanie: late tonight in khartoum, the u.s. embassy advised americans in sudan to shelter in place. in ukraine, two warring leaders have made competing visits to their troops as they gear up for expected spring offensives. the kremlin today released video of russian president vladimir putin visiting a russian-held part of the southern kherson region on monday. and ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy met with soldiers in the donetsk province. that eastern area has

. ♪ stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with "newshour west." here are the latest headlines.cans and the manhattan district attorney reach a deal to depose a former prosecutor inappropriate over former president trump's historic indictment. the agreement delays the deposition until may 12. the das office said the resolution ensures the questioning of the former employee will take place in the presence of its general counsel on an agreed-upon timeframe. police in alabama have now charged a sixth person in last weekend's deadly birthday party shooting. the attack on a sweet 16 celebration in the town of dadeville killed four people -- ages 17 to 23 -- and injured dozens. the defendants are charged with reckless murder, but there's still no word on the motive. in sudan, the military and a rival paramilitary group announced a three-day ceasefire for the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan. but two earlier cease-fires failed, and heavy firing continued after this latest announcement. the military also released footage of soldiers in the capital, khartoum, as people cheered. bu

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i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday. april 16th, start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. stephanie, good morning and good morning, starting things off and kind of a variable, cloudy know to guess covers everybody for right now. the shot here at the half, moon bay's kind of overcast, not unusual along the coast. >> that marine layer, the coastal clouds, all that jazz. but places like the golden gate really look like they're opening up nicely. so we're starting off on that note and will improve later on this morning. but upstream, there is a disturbance want to make note of and this will play through monday night through early tuesday morning overnight with that little chance of a token little shower enough to dirty up the car. what the roads that's about it and it's gone. that will bring down our temperatures for a couple of days and they're going to bounce back very nicely. it looks like as we finish off this week when he said the seven-day got 40's in the board right now, upper 40's a

for the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now >> trump indicted. the first ever crimina indictment of a former president of the united states >> the first time in his lif that the guy is actually min held accountable for his own dirty deeds. >> did you think this day woul actually come with this man? >> karma is a bench. >> we don't know what happen in this event. but we do know that th republican party has decided that it's not going to take an off ramp once again. >> give the president some money to fight this bowl [bleep]. >> in washington, trump' buddies in the house are still demanding that essentially d break hand over all thei evidence to them >> you have no jurisdictio here >> it will require them to b pro of money payment to poin stars, pro insurrection, pro classified documents sitting around in mar-a-lago >> thereafter before so many things oh, those prosecutors. >> this is a genuine test of how much are we are as a democracy that believes in liberty under law. and i don't know how we ar going to do. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening once again i'm

stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're starting today off again with a deck of some cloud cover to deal with that. marine layer is back out again. that will make south, though, for us by the mid morning hours and again will welcome back. the sunshine. >> showing you the extent of this cloud cover, however, take a look at this. and now san jose state gives an idea they're going cause some stratus. they have to deal with this morning. again, this should clear out of the later morning hours. we still have that stiff wind along the coast. get used to will be here probably at least as long as tuesday. and it spreads out a little bit off towards the east bay, too. we don't see much happening upstream again. probably induction of some cloud cover. but on balance, most of the traffic is affecting areas far to the north. we're looking at 50's across the board in most locations. and that's not too far off where the numbers were from yesterday. a degree or so difference a little warmer, actually. but ou

i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday, april 22nd and we're covering a lot of news for you this morning. start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we've got some really serious spring-like weather going on here for you this saturday. not too shabby on sunday, too, but there is going to be some little differentiation is that will make note of throughout the morning. first of all, the first shot will start off. is this beauty shot of the east bay shoreline? there's your blue bay blue skies. >> a few little scattered clouds to make note of shore shore. but on balance looking pretty good. lots of sunshine at work. now we do have winds and that's another factor be making a lot of winds along the coast today. that's going to keep temperatures real low due to the fact you've got a cold ocean still work and don't forget, the ocean still have shaken off the winter blues inland. boy, numbers early going pop nicely. little check of som

i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday, april, the 15th and we are, of course, covering a lot of news for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. kind of starting off with that fog and cloud cover is the deal. here's the live shot coming from half moon bay. don't fret, however, will see the skies open up for us by the late morning hours into the early afternoon, bit muted for those temperatures of this weekend. it looks like your storm tracker 4. >> it does show up to the north. some traffic to make note of. but that's really good. we're on the peripherals of all of that going we'll see the return of some of this fog again tomorrow morning. and some cloud cover. but on balance looks pretty good for the afternoon again on the cool side. now we're looking at upper 40's across most of the district, not 30's, but 40's, although warm up will be somewhat muted. this afternoon, we have a contrast of severa

stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. in national news, 5 people are dead, including an 8 year-old boy and a teenage girl. >> after yet another mass shooting in our country. this time in texas. rachel menitoff has the latest on the church for the shooter. >> a texas man fatally shot 5 of his neighbors, including an 8 year-old boy now identified as daniel enrique lasso. it happened near the town of cleveland, which is 45 miles north of houston. according to police on friday night, several family members asked the gunman, 38 year-old francisco or pahs that to stop firing rounds from his yard because of the noise or passes, then seen on home surveillance video walking neet door with his ar-style rifle where he ultimately shoot several of the victims at close range. he remains at large after the shooting. authorities are now using scent tracking dogs in an overhead drone in their search for him. they believe he was intoxicated at the time of the shooting and then fled to a wooded area a few miles f

. ♪ stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with "newshour west." here are the latest headlines.t story. prosecutors have filed two felony charges tonight against a man they say shot 16-year-old ralph yarl in kansas city. andrew lester, an 84-year-old white male, is charged with assault in the first degree and armed criminal action. a warrant has been issued for his arrest. in a separate incident, a 20-year-old woman was shot to death after the car she was riding in mistakenly went to the wrong address in upstate new york. the homeowner is in jail on a second-degree murder charge. a grand jury in ohio opted not to indict eight akron police officers in the killing of jayland walker. he was shot at least 40 times last june after an attempted traffic stop and a chase. the state attorney general says walker fired first, and police opened fire when he appeared to reach for his gun again. the family is seeking a federal civil rights investigation. house speaker kevin mccarthy pledged today that house republicans will soon pass a bill raising the federal debt ceiling for one year. but i

stephanie: the fed's staff is projecting a recession.f there is a recession in the euro zone will you have failed or just difficult to bring down inflation? philip: in the autumn when gas prices were high, there is a lot of deceleration. we did signal that we thought the european economy would go into a recession. it depends on how close we are to inflation targets. until now, when inflation has been high and rising in the blinkers to focus have to be on bringing inflation down. once were closer to the target then we can take a more intense look. ♪ i screwed up. -mhm. i got us t-mobile home internet. ah! now cell phone users have priority over us. and your marriage survived that? you can almost feel the drag when people walk by with their phones. oh i can't hear you... you're froze-- ladies, please! you put it on airplane mode when you pass our house. i was trying to work. we're workin' it too. yeah! work it girl! -woo! i want to hear you say it out loud. well, i could switch us to xfinity. those smiles. that's why i do what i do. that a

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joining me for the hour josh brown, stephanie link and jason snipe. let's get a quick check on markets here just about at session lows the dow jones industrial average down about 0.4%. the nasdaq down more than a percent. the s&p 500 down just about a percent or so when it comes to sectors, consumer staples leading the way along with utilities, defensive play there and energy is pulling up the rear there so the countdown is on just under four hours before we get those first batch of big tech earnings alphabet and microsoft, both out with results after the close what's at stake for the mark as we await these critical results? josh brown, throws so much to talk about whether it's cost cuts, ai, cloud. you pick where do you want to go? >> oh, wow my choice? >> your choice >> actually, i want to talk -- i want to talk about volatility, courtney -- >> okay. >> i want to talk about something we've been talking with our clients about, because i think it highlights how different the market environment is this year versus what we all lived through last year. w

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and stephanie.et's talk about what took place this past week in manhattan, your former boss in court indicted arraigned what was going through your mind you you were the white house press secretary. you've been in the oval office with donald trump on numerous occasions. what was that? like seeing your former boss in court, like this is this past catching up with them? do you think. well for me personally, it was it was difficult to watch . it was a bad day for the country. no matter you know who it was the fact that that this was going on for the first time in our history, i do believe his past is catching up with him. i mean, we this just happened. and then as we've talked about a bunch and you know, there's still three other criminal cases that he's being looked at. and then let's not forget that in just a few weeks in new york, there is a civil case, but he's he's been accused of rape. and you know, i think that no matter what, obviously you've got the legal wheels of justice. turn a little slow,

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stephanie, do you agree with that? i stephanie, do you agree with that? that? i agree. all of these cases will be _ that? i agree. all of these cases will be heard - that? i agree. all of these - cases will be heard separately. as far— cases will be heard separately. as far as — cases will be heard separately. as far as in the courtroom, they— as far as in the courtroom, they are _ as far as in the courtroom, they are all separate but politically, this is trump i think— politically, this is trump i think trying to string along a story— think trying to string along a story that he has been telling since — story that he has been telling since before he started to run, that _ since before he started to run, that the — since before he started to run, that the wild or irrational radical— that the wild or irrational radical left is out to get him and — radical left is out to get him and everyone else that like him — and everyone else that like him he _ and everyone else that like him. he is going to continue that— him. he is going to continue that story— him. h