tom: yada yada. lisa: yada yada. kevin: i don't know where that came from.ust have been spending too much time with my family yesterday on easter. lisa: blame the family. way to go. tom: thank you so much, kevin. greatly appreciated. lisa: first he complained about not getting a dog. now he blames them for yada yada. tom: there it is. "sound on," kevin cirilli, look for it tonight. the future of the morning is this great bull market. look at small-cap, russell 2000. in honor of jon ferro, we quote the small caps. remarkable. lisa: although the nature has changed. it has not necessarily been driven by small caps to the same degree. we have seen a resurgence in big tech, and it really is a question of whether we have seen the momentum stocks regain some of their preeminence and some of the more beaten up names to being basically left behind again as people say ab we get a little far at this point. tom: 110.52 on the yen. we certainly don't see weak euro here. i will call it relative stability over the last number of weeks. kailey leinz centering on turkish lir

there just isn't plus population's grown agricultural interests yada yada yada, so we definitely are. okay so with that gloomy tone, this is what looks like outside their santos a few clouds out there for the most part of sprinkles sounds, they got very little in the way of precipitation. meltem a pious got almost oh, just over a half inch of right. that's good. san francisco 16 hundreds on the bed and then what? a berkeley hills about 3/10 of an inch so in most of us got lesson that much less than most of us got. maybe. five hundreds to 1/10 of an inch. that was kind of the right that you know in the low lying elevations, so and the mountains we're getting snow. they may get a half foot to a foot of snow. those numbers have been revised down. there is a winter storm warning up in lake tahoe area and you could see where there were. showers are right now they're still lingering on the livermore valley. but you know that we never really had the heavy rainfall, right? it was just this heavy, almost heavy mist that produced the accumulations. and so that's that's not ideal set up to get

yada.to the administration to have a finger on the pulse. you see it as something that is happening, that means something. >> well, i think it's happening because this president is committed to the policy in a personal way. but also, because he faces an array of threats that require reorientation. just this weekend, we have seen rattling from the chinese and around taiwan. we have russian forces on the border of the ukraine. we obviously have a number of new security threats in african and the middle east. right now, we need to put our focus, our money, our resources where the most threats to the united states exists and right now, they are not in afghanistan. >> there have been an outspoking reporter of the nuclear deal, getting back into it. and republicans hated the deal, and netanyahu and the government hated it. clear about hating it. there was a black out attack on the nuclear enrichment site a few days ago, a power failure struck iran's natanznatanz your yum. do you feel it -- >> i c

now, they have been waging a culture war against masks in the beginning, burning them, yada, yada, yada. in this case, they are not off base on the science. we know that walking down the sidewalk or biking through a park without a mask are low risk activities. outdoors is better than indoors and if you are not close to people for a long period of time, it's low risk. unless you are packed with a bunch of people which does happen outside. vaccines, outdoor activities are less. but the past year, as we navigated the training stressful and at times terrifying, anxiety inducing months of a pandemic that produced the deadliestier in american history that killed 570,000 americans and counting to this day, the mask became a form of social solidarity. it's one of the easiest, lowest cost tools we have to stop the spread of the virus. it's not new. in 1918 in the flu epidemic, barbers and office workers wore a mask. it's germ theory. we understand it 100 years ago, a mask helps contain a virus from spreading in the air around us, and where other people can breathe it in. i this shoet that people

trump was banging this drum, in philadelphia, in detroit, yada, yada, yada, the recount is not auditing all of the results just maricopa county, this is the way the republicans increasingly deal with an underlying structural fact of the polarizing areas. so republicans are dealing with it by essentially trying depress the vote, make it harder to vote or just outright under mine the integrity of it, people's perception of whether it's real or not in the metro areas. >>> think about if the shoe were on the other foot. right, think about how sort of insidious and gross this, that their they are doing this. the same dynamics of democrats concentrated in republican areas and republicans in rural areas that is true in every state of the union. it could be that governors and legislaors try to change voting in rural areas. that's not happening. right? that would be wrong. and gross, and anti-democratic and we would criticize them on the show as well. but there's asymmetry about how republicans think of small d democracy. as egregious and dangerous as the recount is, and the restrict i have bill

i'm thinking she's going somewhere, you know, i'm like okay, yada yada yada, i was watching televisione zoned out. >> i was zoned out. and i'm so zoned out finally i fall asleep. >> marcus woke up later that evening to the sound of his baby brother crying. >> so i go downstairs, i'm like why is this little kid crying? where is everybody at? >> finally the phone rang. >> my stepfather calls me and he tells me, you know, he's saying, hey, is your mom there, is your mom home yet, whatever? and she -- and i'm like no, where the heck are you guys? i've been here and marquis won't stop crying. he just won't stop. he says, okay, okay, i'll be there soon. >> andre said he'd last seen marie around 5:00 p.m. just before he left for his son andre jr.'s football game. now when he returned home, marie and her car were gone. andre made a round of calls to friends, nobody knew where marie was. he then took all the kids to his mother's house and dropped them off. >> i remember somebody asked him where are you going? and he says he's going to go check with my mom's girlfriends to see if he can find out

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yada, yada, and james said i'll go out and kill him right now. you just say the word i'll kill him. was like a broken record. i want him dead. i want him dead. >> sound like a woman who was shocked when the murder happened? but there was more. it was after that when james matlean told his attorney it was time to tell the whole story. >> i could tell he was telling the truth. over the course of 15 months, he's always told the same story. >> so now comes another story. james' story. not a love story this time. >> nobody could believe that i did what i did. i had never been a violent person. >> james did not have an easy start in life. by the time he was a teenager, he was drinking, doing drugs, stealing things. >> i had pretty much given up any hope on continuing successfully in life. >> dawn, after her marriage to ben, befriended james. made him feel rescued. gave him a place to live. he had just been paroled from prison after doing time for stealing a truck. >> kind of gave me a sense of hope. there was somebody out there besides my mom who cared. >> at dawn's house, james discovere

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