stephanie: what would you add to that, stephanie?phanie: so, i mean, i've been in this business, what, 35 years at least, um, there's, they're big stories to tell, they're really big stories to tell. now, i will say that in television, it feels like there are more opportunities for women to tell our story. keri: it's a much more even playing field. stephanie: egalitarian field, it really is. keri: and when you... stephanie: why do you think that is, because, because... keri: well, yeah, i mean, why do you think that is? stephanie: well, i would guess that um, part of it is when something's on television or streamed, it already has an international audience, right? but the thing about the streamers who are, you know, really impinging on that theatrical is that i made a movie with alfre woodard on netflix called "juanita," my mom's favorite movie i've ever made, um, and she was a huge hit in brazil. like, she has a, she can't go to places in brazil without being mobbed because of that movie, because you could just turn it on and get th

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keri and stephanie, welcome to you both. stephanie: yeah, happy to be here. keri: thank you. keri, you were set on a career in theater, but there was a plot twist and hollywood came calling. tell us about what happened. keri: well, that was a very early plot twist in my career. i, um, i was coming out of college and i was gonna go work at a theater, um, and i had a friend who was working at hbo, which at that time was a very um, startup network. that's a long time ago. pretty startup network. and she said, "well, you're going to go work in the theater, but there's some guy coming who's going to be making plays for television on hbo, you could maybe be his assistant." and so i got that job as a secretary at the very bottom, starting out um, a long time ago. stephanie: they don't say secretary anymore. keri: they did back, they did back then, i had to take a typing test, which i sure did. and, um, you know, uh, then i was, i was very lucky to be hitting a company like that at the time where my rate of growth and knowledge, um, really the company was growing at the same pace, so

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stephanie, - trial. interesting how that is linked. stephanie, we - trial.teresting how that is| linked. stephanie, we have a few weeks ahead in this trial to go through that process but no matter what happens here, what do you think this means in his bid for the white house? i am naively want to believe that our justice system am naively want to believe that ourjustice system should be able to operate separately and apart from our political system but i do understand that every time the former president is indicted or at court he uses it as a platform for his presidential campaign and i think we should expect that, especially since all of the camera and media attention, to him at those moments. they are an opportunity for him to speak to his face. an opportunity for him to speak to his face-— to his face. stephanie and rodney. _ to his face. stephanie and rodney, thank _ to his face. stephanie and rodney, thank you - to his face. stephanie and rodney, thank you very i to his face. stephanie and - rodney, thank you very much for sharing your insights. around

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. ♪ stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with newshour west.ork city have arrested several pro-palestinian protesters who had set up an encampment at columbia university. this comes a day after the school's president addressed a congressional hearing on anti-semitism. minouche shafik said students participating in the protest would be suspended. that included the daughter of u.s. congresswoman ilhan omar. police made over 100 arrests, and removed the tents put up by protesters. they did not say what charges the protesters would face. president biden picked up endorsements from members of the famed kennedy family today. it was a rebuke against robert f. kennedy jr., who is running as an independen and could siphon support from the president. members of the prominent democratic family appeared with the president at a campaign event in philadelphia. kerry kennedy, daughter of the late rfk, said president biden shares many of the same values as her father. >> daddy stood for equal justice, for human rights, and freedom from want and fear, just as p

stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're starting off with the fog and clouds kind of business here. but we're going to clear that on out for the afternoon. >> and even everybody along the coast will start to see some nice sunshine this afternoon. do have some breezy conditions, though that will prevail. >> but it's a warming trend. it looks like for the next couple of days in store for you. here's the the picture from space that we have right now. little collection. partial cloud cover across the bay. so you folks even well inland are getting treated to some of this cloud cover. again. this will break up for your afternoon or even late morning hours. the shot from the golden gate bridge also shows the scattered clouds with reference. there. you can see off towards the distance, but that onshore flow. you'll notice from the flags that will stay pretty much in place for much of the day. quick snapshot of the winds are kind of variable at this hour. not much just com to single digits, but tha

>> hi there, stephanie. a person familiar telling abc news that israel has carried out an operation inside iran pick many questions we have at n this point, stephanie. right now there is no comment yet from the white house. the national security council, significantly, we are told, that israel did alert the u.s. for this operation was carried out. now, stephanie, it all comes te just days after the president came back over the weekend for an emergency meeting as iran retaliated against israel, you will remember that operation from israel and its partners were able to knock down hundreds of missiles and drones and that attack from iran to israel. now just earlier today, an interview in another network, the iranian foreign minister said that any attack by israel on iran would be met with maximum impact and the response from iran would be immediate so that is the large question at this point, stephanie. if, indeed, this was an attack by israel inside iran, what will the iranians do next? national security offic

i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday. april, the 7th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. another a start to the day in terms not much interference who don't see right now going on. however, later on today, we'll see the development of some scattered clouds going on in. you might have an isolated shower going on up there in the hills. but >> beyond that looks pretty good for your sunday and a warm up if you're ready for that east bay shoreline. there you have it. just some scattered clouds off towards the distance. and the big map here, what's going on as high pressure will be building into next week. and that means the warm-up phase. we call this a heat spike at this for summer. a look at the wind tracker. you can see not a lot going on there. some minor new once that is going to impact us locally. all get into that a little laters. 37 up there to santa rosa. still chilly. start with 30's up in t

stephanie. good morning. everybody is another saturday. we do the rain game again. but this is going to be intermittent like a lot of them have been recently. and we're still dealing with some very cold air that's upstairs, which means that will help facilitate the possibility of some thunder showers. and maybe we can get some hail too. when we get the atmosphere really rocking little bit later on this afternoon and into sunday. but it's all lit up. there's radar for you kron the radar there down to the south is where it's actually a little bit more active there. you can the heavier rain and because of that freezing line. again, we just mentioned you might pick up to potentially some snow in mount hamilton, mount diablo, maybe a little bit. santa cruz mountains as well potentially, although much of this will be very cosmetic because that's right. there are the freeze line. and as soon as some warmer air moves in here, there's a look at the low that's in place. and there is a nice break that happ

stephanie, back to you. >> all right, stephanie, thank you so much. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. more trouble for the a's. why the team could face an uphill battle to get the las vegas athletics. trademark. >> and after the break, we'd week is coming to san francisco. we hear from the mayor on this new event. >> help out this your weekend and sunshine occurring at the same time. little bit chilly in those temps are going to spend most today in the 50's. we'll lay it all out for you. we'll lay it all out for you. and if you rea i'm adding downy unstopables to my wash. now i'll be smelling fresh all day long. [sniff] still fresh. ♪♪ get 6x longer-lasting freshness, plus odor protection. try for under $5! with our new grocery outlet app, you can see the store's inventory. so you guys really have mangoes in stock? yup. what about frozen pizza? here they are. fresh salmon. too easy. coffee? yup. >> as the a's prepare for a move to las vegas, they may not be taking their name with them and application for the las vegas athletics. trademark has

stephanie. good morning, everybody. and the marine layer, really hasn't shown up too much for today. fairly clear skies to get things started. in fact, overnight. so allow those temperatures to fall. but it means a sunny afternoon for you both today. tomorrow up in those temperatures as we go into next week. here's a live shot of the east bay shoreline. >> just a few little bit of wave puppy cumulus off towards the distance. but on balance, we're pretty clear and even looking good at the coast, too. now upstream, there's yet another system that wants to play out and it may spray us with some scattered clouds. most importantly, maybe a little bit of the sunday, but we're still going continue to warm. it looks like through the period winds will also pick up. that will be later today. but right now they're single digits to com. not a big issue here, but the numbers there fairly chilly in the 40's up in the north bay and some of the 40's for tri valley. looks like 52 for hayward. 51 san jose. and th

stephanie. all right. thank you so much. >> san jose mayor matt mahan says he wants to make resources for the unhoused a priority for the city while trying to address a 50 million dollar budget shortfall. well, it was jack moment dives into the issue. >> johnny mendez, let's her girlfriends car. and warm day in san jose. mendez has been homeless for just a couple weeks. she says she works as a security guard pulling in about 1000 bucks a she's been homeless before. but this time she says her hopes are shot. she says she's been rejected for voucher programs. so far we have to get really bragg matter for concern comes amid the city's struggle to fill a 50 million dollar deficit in this year's budget. mayor matt mahan told the community they're going to prioritize homeless resources. you have to experiment with things that we haven't done a lot of in recent years while at the sawe time focusing on reducing homeless encampments, we're going to have to experiment with safe sleeping sites may or may have says a

stephanie. good morning, everybody. and for the most part, we've kind of retired the bit of rain for this weekend going on. we still have that little isolated chance in the hills. you might see a little shower going forward. but the next job is to do the clearing aspect of things. and that will be a little bit on the slow side. checking a radar. real quick here. you'll see a few little showers nestled in some of the hills like santa cruz mountains, a little bit of a way out towards the east and central valley a bit and way up north. we kind of talked about this a little bit yesterday. this is was the pattern we're looking now. just giving you an idea and the motion there's the low, it's actually in our backyard right now. but in the has a significant breaks in their. remember, it's not having any of the subtropical jet helping out here along with the way with providing all this moisture be different story. this case, it's all alone. so therefore, we're seeing some better clearing look at this. t

stephanie sy has more.ccount for more than one-quarter of all greenhouse gas emissions in the u.s. the biden administration is trying to crack down on the worst polluters, and that's the remaining coal-powered plants which emit the most carbon dioxide. the new epa rules require coal plants to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2039 or close. there are about 200 coal-burning power plants in operation in the u.s. and last year, coal-fired plants generated a little over 16% of the nation's electricity for more on these rules and the reactions to them, i'm joined by bloomberg's jennifer dlouhy who reports on energy and environmental issues. thanks so much for joining us. the coal industry has already been in decline for decades in the country. will these new rules make an enormous difference when it comes to climate change and public health? >> we are expecting about half of the nation's capacity to go off-line by 2039, which is essentially a stoppage date, so that is already happening. this rule w

i agree with stephanie. i love the name, i just don't want to pay for it where it is, and i don't like the sloppiness of the chart. >> kristina, this has been a darling over the last couple of ye years, clearly, until the a.i. story took over everything, and now you find out the winners from the losers, at least in the near term apparently. not necessarily a loser, but from the astronomical winners -- >> the advantage of nvidia of the likes of the custom chip makers, marvell, broadcom, even the memory makers, too. they benefit from the high bandwidth memory needed in a lot of the a.i. chips. amd doesn't produce that. samsung's results prove that. these are benefits from micron, et cetera, not necessarily amd at the moment, unless they blow it out of the water at their data center forecast for the mi-300. >> thanks for the setup. appreciate it. kristina partsinevelos. >>> speaking of setups, it's interesting coming off the week we just had, i said the best week for the s&p since november, you did have people

stephanie: you hit on it.f you think about ev adoption, research shows price is one of the major barriers with infrastructure. at the end of february the average ev was $52,000. if you look at back two years ago the price was about $70,000. it's expensive. affordability is key to adoption. we will need more of those vehicles that are at that are at different price points. as we see more used ev's into the market that might accommodate some of that price point here. ed: rivian beat expectations of production and deliveries, although this set the bar low for the quarter. what do you make of a name like rivian? they offer the box eeev americans love. they like big cars but it seems like a niche player. stephanie: any of these new entrants into the market are struggling with cash, trying to build up their brand. we don't have any ice vehicle to support that. the unveiling of the r2 created a lot of energy for the brand and it will be key if they are going to execute on that. the are2 -- r2 will be critical for mor

stephanie. good morning, everybody. pretty much starting things off. a pretty sunny to start for the first light, >> we do have some scattered bay clouds left over from the fog. just a touch there. but going into a mostly sunny afternoon and warmer temperatures. well in going to see some middle 70's pop. there you have it. some leftover fog moisture, if you will, here, but fairly dry upstairs. so once the atmosphere gets rocking later today, we'll see a lot of movement. everything's pretty much west to east. now on that reversion of everything you see in the pacific. so that means we go into high pressure and warm in those numbers up. so the 80's are coming our way by the middle of the week. the winds are still active, though. want to make note of that. we don't see a lot right now, but expect that chilly onshore of the ocean is still believe very chilly. it's still thinking winner, even though we're starting a bounce in the spring. so that will provide cooling for the bay in the coast and somew

please welcome back to the show stephanie ruhle, everybody!hree flights in the elevator to get here. it was a real journey. >> seth: yeah, it's very nice for you to go all the way to the elevator bank to see us. it's so kind. >> excited to be here. >> seth: you know, you came to see us, but we talked in the past when you were on the show, your sons had no interest in coming? >> no, definitely not. >> seth: is it just that they think do not think there's anything you can do that will make you seem cool to them? >> i'm not cool. i'm not -- i'm not cool to them. you know, they're teenagers now. >> seth: sure. >> i have two sons and a daughter. and i guess i would describe myself as like the ultimate try hard. >> seth: okay. >> like i just want them -- i have no new friends. >> seth: uh-huh? >> i only have old friends and my kids and my job. and i just want these boys to want to be around me. >> seth: they can smell that, by the way. they're not -- yeah. [ light laughter ] >> okay, they smell my desperation so much that it's just like they keep ch

i would now like to welcome to the stage, congressman adrian smith with stephanie lester of gap. thank you for sticking with us for the closing session of the international trade conference. we are delighted to welcome our final speaker on stage. the chairman of the house, adrian smith of nebraska's third congressional district which i'm told is about 65,000 square miles, it's one of the largest non-at-large districts in the country bigger than 26 states if my math is correct, thank you so much adrian for joining us and stephanie who is the vice president thank you for joining us as well >> it is not only large geographically but your district is the number one agriculture producing district by market value. we've got a lot of things, well you are a big nebraska volleyball fan. folks may remember last year the nebraska women's volleyball team set a new world record pulling 92,000 fans to a game which would make it taylor swift proud. you are a co-chair of the bipartisan congressional agriculture trade and we all know that trait is very important to farmers. let's dig right in. i'

good morning, i'm stephanie sierra. the attack is considered a retaliatory strike against israel for the bombing of iran's embassy in syria. abc news reporter live from washington now, and he has more on the u.s. response and the developments overnight. good morning. perry >> hey. good morning. the shelter in place at the us embassy in jerusalem has been lifted, but the situation remains complex. the attack on israel is escalating tensions even further in the middle east. israel says the more than 300 drones and missiles launched by iran. us officials confirming american forces shot down about 70 of them. a us official telling abc news iran's targets were three israeli military bases, including one housing fighter jets. >> together partners, we are operating at a at we're operating at full force to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. >> president biden, cutting his weekend trip to delaware short, returning to the white house yesterday afternoon to meet with his national security team. biden, speaking wi

stephanie sy has more.atever you call it, chile crisp, chile crunch, this has been the staple in kitchens for many generations. david chang's momo fugu chilly crunch is a relatively new player, introduced in store shelves a few years ago. however his company acquired the trademark for the name chili crunch. which means other brands that use the name can be found liable portrayed violate -- for more i am joined by james who has written a whole cookbook featuring chili crisp. i apologize for all the ponds that will come out. describe the reaction you have been seeing. is it fair to say there is an uproar? >> absolutely. this has been quite a hot topic the past three days. the backlash has been quite intense. momo fuku has been a pioneer and leader of this asian food and product in the ever going chili crisp category and market. it is often operated by just one or a few people and they are calling it a trademark bully because -- stephanie: what impacts are the makers of chili crisp worried about? are they worr

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[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jordan: stephanie, welcome. >> thank you. >> jordan: stephanie, it's a fascinating out -- correct me if i am wrong -- to fundamentally change how people see money. >> yeah. >> jordan: that is a big ask and we've got about 7 minutes. >> yeah. >> jordan: i think a place to start is with mmt, right? mmt, if you can help us define what mmt is and what the narrative you are hoping to get across with mmt. what is the new economic narrative? it is no longer pull yourself up by your bootstraps. what is mmt telling us? >> so in economics, it is widely known as the dismal science. >> jordan: got to get better branding. >> that is what mmt is trying to do, better branding. in the dismal science, it is all about scarcity, and we can never have the things we want because there is always this really intrusive problem, which is, how are you going to pay for it? where is the money going to come from? and the problem is that we treat money like just any other scarce good or service in the economy. and what mmt is doing is saying, hold on a second. we are not on a gold standard anymo

stephanie sy takes a closer look.the bipartisan policy center in collaboration with researchers at ucla acknowledges what we have been hearing from election workers since 2020, when trump supporters were accused of intimidating and threatening these civil servants. but while many election workers have left the field, the report finds that there are glimmers of hope. miles parks covers voting and election security for npr and joins us to help us unpack what this new data may teach us about what is to come in this election year. so, miles parks, the report states that turnover is not new and that for decades local election offices have dealt with this. why is that context so important? miles: it kind of gives a good news and a bad news. on the good news, there has been all this hyperbole over the last couple of years as a started to come out that election officials were leaving their job, people freaking out about the state of the 2024 election. but this indicates that may be election administration profession is a litt

props rob not changing the voice not working on the voice just letting it go because even stephanie that a dominant male voice works in the courtroom. >> i think that's a solution really first of all i'd say two things one may think she could work at one of those telenovelas the second thing is she has backed does that work for you? is that part of the thing? >> we avoided todd and porn topics for the first 15 minutes of the show way to bring it back >> i would just say if you are, if you are transitioning to be a woman and you are what you got you have to steer into it you have to say i am going to be so crazy and so over-the-top and everything that i'm going to own it the undersecretary rachel levine it's like not fooling anyone but stephanie at least i'm just forgetting her name she is at least making a show of it and i think that is probably the only way to handle it at the age of 70 where she is now and she looks good for 70. >> greg: way to tiptoe it's a caricature that's what i don't understand that people have to pretend this is healthy it's a guy that likes to look like a w

stephanie, talk us through this. read, with my british sense of fair play, i had to say, are we really saying ai would be better designed if it was only designed by women or left—handed or americans versus peruvians? we have to ask what this article is arguing for. it says projection is a mental process by which people should be to others what they would actually do themselves, so when you have a bunch of male billionaires, the article argues, not me, i should say, worrying about essential risk and domination, the author makes the analogy that is because in elon musk would do orjeff bezos or mark zuckerberg would do, but it's not necessarily what all of us would do and hopefully nominate a diverse inclusive team would do. so it's really a call for diversity.- really a call for diversity. that's really a call for diversity. that's real psychology. _ really a call for diversity. that's real psychology, isn't _ really a call for diversity. that's real psychology, isn't it? - really a call for diversity. that's i real ps

but at least. >> stephanie. stephanie. yes. i'm sorry.d mesmerizet std she and forgetting her name. probably she's like making show of it. and i think that's probably the only way to handle it. at the age of 70, which i is now. >> and by the way, she'll skip the 70look i. matt oh, way to tiptoe. way to tiptoe. it's a it's caricature, as the model says. it's a caricature that's like that'swhat what i don't understd is like why people have to pretend that this is healthy. i don't get it. it's -- it's kind of philia. iks it's a guy that likes to look like a woman and make everybody look at hiik m. >> i don't know. i would be really careful what i say here because i may my want to get giant when i turn 17. i always i have alwayss sa said that people are like e your looks.t you wait. i got some new oneis covered for . she waited till she was 58 tohe transition. now should you putshe on a in e courtroom? coy waiting that long for. i mean, i've been for 35 years for. so if i waited 58 and finallyfia got them, i not. might not want to put mine aw

tiffany, great to talk with you. -- stephanie, thanks so much. stephanie pomboy.down 380 on the dow industrialses, and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ if maria: welcome back. president biden is set to tout billions of taxpayer dollars on my escrow chips today as he still claims bidenomics is working for americans. fox business' lydia hu is in syracuse this morning where the president is traveling. lydia. >> reporter: good morning there, maria. we're talking about the an announcement of $6.1 billion of taxpayer money or federal grants that biden is going to announce are being rewarded or awarded the micron technologies, a massive semiconductor chip maker. that money will-help build two semiconductor plants, one here in clay, new york, the other is in boise, idaho. biden's visit here comes as recent fox news polling shows that 61 of voters -- 61% of voters december approve of biden's handling of the economy. so we can expect president biden to tout that micron will invest up to $100 billion here, they'll create 9,000 jobs ask and produce advanced semiconductor chips that w

i'm stephanie lin. we start in the east bay on that crash that left multiple people dead. kron four's. philippe djegal joins us live now from pleasanton with the latest. kelli. >> stephanie says stephanie, certainly an ugly scene. this was a horrific crash. you can tell from the foam right behind me here on foothill road. that's because there was a fire as we walk over. you can see that this car was speeding likely down foothill road south of stone. ridge drive and hit this pole. this poll is collapsed and broken up and you can see they're cones here. the car then continued on. obviously to this tree where it slammed right into the base of the tree. and you see the barca's off of it. and then to the right of that trees see a large burn. mark. and so r was set on fire. and then if you pan up, malcolm jackson, our folks, you could see that the tree was lit on fire as well. so this entire area was foam doubt. you could speculate as to what kind of car this was possibly an electric car. we speak with a gent

. >> let's go to abc seven news anchor stephanie sierra for a look at the stories coming up at 530. >hanie thanks, dan and dionne tonight, a closer look at the april snow survey and the impact on california's water supply. march storms gave us a boost for the second straight season. so we're looking at the local impacts, plus details on the state's new water plan. then a unique way to fight parkinson's disease. we'll introduce you to the bay area assisted living community using the power of tai chi and boxing to help join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. dan and diane. >> thanks, stephanie. >> okay, and a reminder you can download the abc seven news app or head to abc seven news.com to join stephanie in just two minutes. >> and if you're watching us right here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandyha patel all of us, we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley and i'm dionne lim. >> we'll see you right back here tonight for abc seven news at six. ♪ we belong ♪ ♪ we belong together ♪ ♪ we belong ♪ hulu on disney+. available with d

sorry, stephanie, i mean juror number 3. [laughs] she's going to be so mad. she has to commute all the way from 125th street. >> dulce: troy, don't tell people where she lives! >> oh, that's no big deal. there's lots of stephanies with brown hair and green eyes live on 125th street and riverside. so we are fine. >> dulce: stop adding more information! oh, my god, okay, let's just move on. who are some of these new jurors? and don't give me any personal details! >> no personal details, total anonymity. here is one of the new ones. all i'll say is that he's male, he's italian-american, he works at a bakery, the bakery is called gino's bakery, and he's the owner of gino's bakery. >> dulce: troy! now i know he's gino! >> no, no, no. gino is his father, the original owner. >> dulce: oh, okay, good! >> he is named after his father, though. >> dulce: please, just move on. who else did they pick? >> well, they did select another male. and out of respect for his privacy, all i'm going to say is he is male. >> dulce: but you put this man's picture up! >> yes, but we re

>> david: stephanie ramos reporting for us again tonight. stephanie, thank you. >>> this evening, we're learning more about a scare for los angeles mayor karen bass. police arresting a suspect for allegedly breaking into her home while she was there. "the l.a. times" tonight reporting the intruder made it to the second floor. the mayor was in a safe room. here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, los angeles investigators working to determine whether the alleged break-in at the home of mayor karen bass was a targeted attack. >> units responding to incident 1065. the alarm was personally activated. >> reporter: the lapd saying early sunday morning the suspect smashed through a glass door. the mayor's office telling abc the mayor and other family members were inside when it happened. "the l.a. times" reporting she hid in a safe room as the suspect made it to the second floor. >> be advised, there's a subject inside the residence right now. >> reporter: officers on the scene within minutes, arresting 29-year-old ephraim matthew hunter, bo

. >> stephanie? >> raytheon. >> josh? >> amazon. i'll see you on "closing bell." >>> welcome to "the exchange." here is what's ahead we're just a little more than 24 hours away from the fed's next decision on interest rates, and one of our guests says we could be in for a hawkish surprise. she's here to tell us what she means by that, and we'll look at how to position from here. >>> plus, here comes amazon. expectations are high, and that's okay because the tech giant is firing on all cylinders. our guest is here with what makes him so bullish. >>> this name just delivered a strong quarter, strong guidance, the stock is up 3%, but it's a crowded space. the closest competitor just entered the public market. the ceo is not worried, not pulling any punches, either. he'll join us live ahead. >>> we begin with the markets with dom chu. >> it's red and getting worse. we're just near session lows right now, and the dow industrials, that means a 414 point decline, 1% to the downside. 37,971. the broader based s&p 500, 5,065 the last trade t

what happens then, stephanie? >> reporter: yeah, well, you know, lester, they said they would dismantle some tents and stop harassment, but the organizer i spoke with today said they are willing to stay there until their demands even if it means weeks or through graduation, lester. >> stephanie gosk, thank you. >>> in arizona lawmakers voted today to overturn the 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions. meanwhile, the u.s. supreme court heard arguments on whether a near total abortion ban in idaho violates federal law. laura jarrett is at the supreme court. laura, where do things go next in arizona? >> well, lester, the repeal of that 1864 law now appears on track to pass the senate as well and then it would go to the governor for her signature, which means as soon as next week, lester, this law could officially be off the table, but today all eyes on idaho and different state bans growing scrutiny. >> baby losses is so common. it happens to so many familiesm and we're just one of them. >> reporter: when jennifer

. >> good afternoon, everyone thank you so much mayor london breed and thank you, stephanie more bringing us together truly any honor to serve as a san francisco one or two woman to serving the city and county of san francisco and talking about women getting it done an honor to serve under the leadership of mayor london breed every single day she's a daily dose of supervision and seeing her today in and out working hard to sever our city thank you, thank you very much and stephanie for all our work and women for celebrating nowruz and bringing us to the for the city and again, honored to serve. (clapping.) and. >> all right. >> the next person we'd like to honor today an incredible human being her love for art, culture and philanthropy has taken her to start the iranian by storm and working at san francisco university is a program sort to make sure that our program that recognized please help me welcome nc (clapping). >> thank you so much. >> nice to see you. >> (microphone distorted.) >> with an honest - >> oh. okay. (laughter). >> thank you so much. >> for this amazing honor. happy new

maria: would you expect, stephanie, that we're going to get a similar reading from ppi tomorrow?ded are -- readings for the consumer to what what we could see on the producer number, because if we get a hot number tomorrow, we could preponderate the businesses out will there to pass it on to consumers. they're about to see price increases on about everything again. >> well, they're going to try, maria. and as you know, i've been really concerned about the ability for them to pass higher prices along because while there's still a little timing plus out there -- stimulus out there, it's clearly receding. we're not talking about the day -- back in the day where inflation ran up to% where people were going to the mailbox every month and getting a check from the government. also at the state and local level, surpluses have already flipped to deficits, and they're now imposing tax hikes where they were having tax cuts prior. so i think all of that is going to limit the capacity of businesses to pass on these higher input costs, and that's why i think tomorrow's ppi will be really impor

thank you so much, stephanie. dr. reporting from tel aviv us will g 7 for our ministers have been meeting and they tell you and count islands of caffrey the gathering has been largely overshadowed by israel's appearance attack on iran. g 7 nations of herbs is really leaders to show restraint after iran strike last saturday. and speaking after that meeting the us next tuesday down sydney blinked and said that iran must be held accountable for its retaliatory strike on israel. we're committed to israel security. we're also committed to de escalate to trying to bring this tension to a to a close. so you saw as well, or you'll see soon, and the g 7 statement a commitment to hold or on to account to account for it's the stabilizing activities, holding into account by the degrading it's missile and drone capabilities. and yesterday, the united states announced additional sanctions on the wrong targeting u, a. b programs, steel industry companies that are associated with the r d. c. administrative defense. and it's our f

jackson, stephanie let me start with you right now. explained into west the temperature of los angeles when oj simpson's case actually began, what was it like? >> yeah, you can't understate how already there was a powder keg and los angeles at the time, if you want to go back to rodney king, which i know we've discussed a bit here, but you have to take that camcorder video that was sent to local station cages tla, that blew up and seeing this man being beat by those officers beaten by those officers was one part of it >> then >> came the acquittal of the officers and all four of them were acquitted of assault, three out of the forward could have of excessive force that led to the powder keg exploding in the la riots, he saw people really upset feeling like they weren't being heard. they weren't being felt. then you fast forward because that was 92. then you fast forward to 94 when these heinous murders happen. and oj simpson, who was seen as somebody who could transcend race, he was super famous and popular and well-liked immediately,

hello, stephanie. we have a bit of a marine layer lingering, but we are mostly sunny this afternoon. i know we started out on a cloudy note, but we do tend to clear out towards the late afternoon, as you can see on satellite and radar, we have some low clouds hanging over by the coast. you may notice that. >> a little cooler as well to what san francisco 55 degrees, half moon bay. 57 degrees. and if you make your way inland, san jose livermore and concord still in the 70's with santa rosa has dipped down to the 60's today. and here are the current wind speeds were starting to see that sea breeze kick in fairfield at 18 miles an hour as that delta breeze. and you can see san francisco is a bumping up to the teens as well as oakland's actually be kicking in later this afternoon. the usual time it does he see that breeze there over in san francisco. but we stillhave a very nice weekend on tap with saturday, partly cloudy skies in the mid 70's for our daytime highs inland. but then temperatures should be r

stephanie, are officially staying silent about this as they do with other attacks. but how is this sort of being seen right now in israel? yes, and protect one of this kind of a sensitive nature. we don't expect them to say anything. they haven't said a word. other than it's more vandevere or the minister of national security who tweeted one word which was translated pretty much as name or pathetic in terms of israel's response, which was really criticized within the cabinet. and also the leader of the opposition. the or the pied saying that this was a major breach of security that never in israel's history had administer done such a thing. of course the writing at him is benjamin netanyahu, his government, people like it tomorrow. ben give her a bed. no smart church people. he depends on people he brought in to, you know, make sure that he could actually come back as prime minister as only way they wanted a far harsher responds. this is why we'd never heard from prime minister benjamin netanyahu in response to saturday nights are wanting to talk on israel. he never

hello, stephanie. hello, jonathan. yeah, it was a real team effort here tonight to protect the country and their citizens in fighting back this dramatic missile and drone attack on the country. now, of course, after iran launched that massive drone attack escalating the already dire situation, as you mentioned, that's happening in the middle east. this, of course, is the islamic republic's first ever direct attack on the jewish state, which involved more than 200 drones and missiles and raises the risk of a broader regional confrontation. now, u.s. officials tell fox news that the u.s. has shot down approximately 70 iranian drones and multiple ballistic missiles. u.s. navy and u.s. air force assets were used in intercepting those, of course, and according to fox news sources, israeli jets were dispatched and managed to shoot down some of those drones before they even reached their airspace. american forces in the region, pledging to help the israelis defend themselves, of course. earlier this week, the u.s. repositioni

stephanie, how are people in wanda commemorating today? the yes, as you mentioned, that the memories being broadcast here in the arena president on the foreign victories memorial site where a flame of remembrance and also laying around the room here has gone the very, very quiet. they are watching that he's about to like his name. actually you probably see not to on your screens. he's joined by the president as of the south africa and by the vice president of kenya. and uganda is also joined by the for me, us president bill clinton, who of course was in charge when the genocide happened and stood by and did not say they will be speaking. there will be a performance and then they will be positive which the entire nation, the memory for the collaboration costs are $1.00 day to sit down to every single city together discussing the genocide and this when he is in the government making it the responsibility of every one to remember the genocide and to make sure it never happens again. it is a tragic, painful history. a no doubt as we watched th