lisa: what do you do instead? i think that speaks to this eu arrangement we are hearing we are likely to get more details about, borrowing a lot of money to spend on different types of energy, on securing other methods in order to necessarily bolster themselves without having to rely on gas and oil in the same kind of way. at what point are you going to hurt yourself for some long-term gain, and can you do that unless you pledge big money behind it? jonathan: struggling to understand the policy response at the moment. the team at bloomberg suggesting the eu might be putting together a fund to help with defense and energy as well. we don't have size, we don't have details. the symbolism is there, though. lisa: i go back to german chancellor olaf scholz saying they would meet on that 2% military spending that is the nato budget goal. jeffries put out a study i thought was fascinating, saying if non-us members of nato increased defense jets 2% as required, that would mean they would have to increase the defense budge

lisa: this is really an information more. i have been tracking some of the cyber concerns around the world, how much it has been heating up. that may be one of the takeaways from this conflict, how much of this is an information battle as well as cyber predominance, how that plays out going forward as the new frontline. jonathan: rt and sputnik and subsidiaries will no longer baby spread their lives to spread putin's lies and divide our union. the eu is pretty strong on this. tom: where will they be tomorrow and the next day? this continues. the khaki bombing last night, and now closing the gap. jonathan: similar story coming out of the united states in president biden. estate of the union later this evening. from new york city this is bloomberg. behold...unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g included. oh nice shot, send that to me. i got you. break free from the big th

lisa: he's always fired up. tom: i did a lot of reading this weekend, and the summary is putin's loneliness. that was the message, article after article, book after book. jonathan: let's cover that with bloomberg's annmarie hordern in washington, d.c. speak to vladimir putin's loneliness. annmarie: he's incredibly lonely on the international stage. we know that, especially when it comes to the west. his one friend, and that is going to be the topic to discuss today, is beijing. where it is beijing potentially move a little bit of the pendulum towards moscow or k yiv? russia has asked beijing for military assistance. the issue china has if they were to do this is that would be escalating, getting rid of that veneer they have of neutrality. this is something they have wanted to maintain. they have not come out and criticized or condemned russia directly, but at the same time, they have not exactly helped the ukrainians, so they are put in this difficult decision, and that is what jake sullivan will discuss today w

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lisa, that advances by 2.7%. lisa: there is a consensus that seems to be moving. if that is the consensus among many, why are we not there yet? some people say it is because people cannot post enough margin, enough collateral as monthly big clearinghouse is important -- in order to prevent trade on, and i find that fascinating. jonathan: 119, up 3% or so. guy johnson will pick up on this later on bloomberg tv and on bloomberg radio, i'm sure. the economic outlook is "challenging." understatement of the year, i think. >> that is one where you can use, but does it go far enough to describe the real cost of living crisis that the u.k. is facing, only to be exacerbated by the ongoing session in russia? what is he going to do today to try to ease those pressures? we talked so much about monetary policy. fiscal policy will be in the spotlight now as well. jonathan: richard, good to catch up. some holdings of years we want to get our teeth into in just a moment, let's start more broadly. inflation is going to sent different to what our audience hears quite often on this

lisa: what is the pricing mechanism? this is a completely tight market where people gain it -- where people can't get physical delivery, and there are those that are kicking up pricing. which is? amrita: it is the former. the russian oil is there, but if you don't want to touch it, then you don't have that oil. i think it is very important to understand particularly for europe, this is very short-haul barrels. if europe needs to go and get something to substitute for russian oil, they may get u.s. oil or rest african oil, the saving time is a lot longer, but there will be a period of no oil coming for europe. that is why the mechanism is high prices. demand has to come down. lisa: people have been arguing for, for example, the u.s. to support the shale industry, to support the local, domestic energy industry. other people have wondered out they could increase production dramatically. they are just not doing it yet on their own volition. what is your view on that? amrita: it is a tricky one because yes, they are not doing

lisa: let's talk about the economic ramifications. putting aside the politics of how to proceed, what is the point at which gas prices, currently at a record high across the united states on average, and what point does that her pito growth in the u.s. and send it backwards? claudia: we have an economy moving in the right direction. on friday, we saw 3.8% employment, 700,000 payroll, there is not a labor shortage. we are moving in a good direction. have to get inflation down. a dollar 50 more at the pump is what we have seen is a hardship, particularly for lower income and wage workers that we are demanding go back to crappy jobs. but not having a paycheck is a disaster for families paired we have seen a lot of people get paychecks back that we have to get inflation under control. they need gas. lisa: i am listening to what you are saying and trying to parse out what this means for fed policy. the way you are framing it, and i know you believe it is the labor market, but we are dealing with inflation running at the hottest pace since

lisa: no. certainly the oil and gas concerns are due to that but if you look to be at the headline in yesterday's cpi, it is health care also to other costs driving this as well. jonathan: and it will be with us for a lot longer. team coverage begins with annmarie hordern in washington and maria tadeo. maria, 10:15, the president. maria: he is expected to announce more penalties against russia and taking them away from the normal status of a trade partner and puts it in the likes of north korea. they are potentially meeting similar action at other g7 countries and the european union. they are so much more reliant on trade with europe than they are with the united states. lisa: what would this accomplish? annmarie: i think it is a little more symbolic, even the fact that it is 5% the imf data puts on russian trade into the united states. we should note that it just shows that washington and capitals around europe are not stopping when it comes to penalizing the kremlin and the individuals around

lisa: dollar rallying. how much does the fed come ecb respond by ratcheting back their expectations for rate hikes? how much are people using government bonds of the development world as a haven that will end up being a trap later on? jonathan: inflation speak over the next couple of days. could get pretty interesting. payrolls, friday. lisa: are you watching the body language of jerome powell? i wonder how much people will be parsing out his words, his body language, the way he talked about ukraine to figure out policy. jonathan: the read across for the ecb may be off here. the fed, much less so. the bond market is taking on rate hikes for 2022. yields down eight basis points. the equity market is done .6%. crude, triple digits on wti. jonathan: price action for you on tv and radio. equities down .4%, erasing some of the losses on the nasdaq. we give up some of that bid in treasuries. yields lower by five basis points. 1.7736. a bit of a turnaround in equities and bonds. to your yielded down by nine basis

lisa: lisa, we have to do a data check. let's be quick here. euro below 1.10. lisa: yeah, 1.089, the biggest move since march 2020 as people are looking at the nato conference. the general secretary saying the responsibility is to prevent a full-fledged european war, but that is the discussion. how much are we looking at a complete version -- fight divergence between the u.s. and europe? tom: the old-school dxy index, mostly 54% euro, is going to reach up to 99 here. the bloomberg dollar index, maybe not showing quite the move. right now on the equity markets, gina martin adams joins us, equity strategist. my interview of the week on american wages was targeted $24 an hour is what they need in selective geographies. however wages for the corporations and what it -- what will it do to their margins? gina: we are starting to see wages creep up, him particular in this consumer sector. this is where we see the predominance of margin pressures emerging. the consumer staples up a's in particular. as well as the consumer discretionary companies. a little bit periphera

lisa: we have seen these huge swings in markets. a lot of people should be did the gain we saw across equity assets, we talked to begin the smit managers. they all say they are sitting on their hands. who is trading amid any of this as a lot of the big players try to assess the landscape? lori: the fundament backdrop -- the fundament backdrop, while the growth story is slowing a bit, we are still expecting will above trend growth about 2% above trend growth. with the pullback in the markets, they are actually pretty attractive entry points here. i guess the question is what is your timeframe because if your timeframe is a day, you can quickly reverse that move. if your timeframe is a bit longer, we know that wars, as terrible as they are, they tend to not impact the long-term trajectory. lisa: how do you even gauge the relevance of some of these numbers? lori: the delicate balancing act is the print today versus what does that imply about the future. in a perverse way, higher prints take a bit off of 2023. given that we are in a war

lisa, are you on board? lisa: absolutely not. reggie: a virtual vacation? keep it. [laughter] lisa: the weather will be cool out there. if you're planning your day, grabbed the jacket. it is great to start out withn e winds get faster. this is the next couple of hours. loto wm. we see ih pper 60's for our warmestbina: m pleasant hill, a fire has forced residents from an apartment complex froat least one unit hay damaged. several other buildings were evacuated. no work on it cause for the fire or if there were injuries. reggie: most kids across the bay area have been allowed to go mask lists and so forth -- go maskless and so far things are going well. we are looking at the precautions to keep numbers down. amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek. amy: we are taking a look here to get a snapshot on what is playing out across the state. here in walnut creek, school district had zero covid cases last week. state officials say across cases. removing the masks in schools has not created any major problems. school officials called these numbers encouraging. now they are tu

lisa: they are probably just saying wait and see. theoretically, if oil prices go up and the price goes up, whether the demand sticks. just saying, theoretically, a bearish individual. jonathan: futures up 0.1%. you should see the emails that lisa sends us for the show. [laughter] it is on the verge of bullying. crude, $95 on wti. from new york, this is bloomberg. ritika: keeping you up to date with news from around the world, with the first word, i'm ritika gupta. bloomberg has learned u.s. warned europe that russia asked china for drones in late february. the request came just as moscow was beginning its invasion of ukraine. china is not commenting specifically about drones. it called u.s. statements on russian requests for chinese military aid disinformation. in oil prices continues. wti is closing at the highest since 2008 just a week ago. the latest of element is a resurgence of the virus in china, the world's biggest oil importer. those lockdowns aimed at stemming the spread of coronavirus and china disrupting the operations of

saffie and lisa were just five metres away. ijust heard people and children running and screaming, hundreds of people hysterical. i saw these three women and they were crying and ijust said, "what's going on?" theyjust said, "we think a bomb has gone off." i sort of put my arm around xander and i knew that this is, this is serious. you never think in your lifetime you're going to be involved in something like this, you just, it's a surreal moment to be in. i spoke to a police officer and ijust said, "i'm looking for my wife and my daughter." theyjust said, "have a look around", and basically that's what we did. we just went from person on the floor to person on the floor to person on the floor. i kept thinking, "help's going to come soon, just wait, "help's going to come soon." it felt like a long time before somebody finally came over to me and asked me my name. and all i could say was "saffie", ijust said saffie. cos i wanted them to find her. lisa was taken to hospital with life threatening injuries. andrew finally tracked h

lisa: it is definitely a delicate time. it is also a delicate time with a labor market that even jay powell said should assign some overheating. how much do you up scribe -- do you ascribe to the theory that this inflationary shock to high prices will push more people into the labor market, will actually increase the participation rate as people realize they have to fund themselves more aggressively? julia: if you look at prime age labor force participation, it has been on a very nice upward trend for a year now. so we are seeing people come back to the labor force, and there is every reason to expect that as the fiscal support fades and as inflation rises, and we are also seeing the things that held people back out of the labor force getting better. the omicron wave is behind us. we should start seeing better childcare operations and availability, and all of the things we expected to see. so i do expect a rising labor force participation to be something that is a key theme in labor markets this year, and i think all the le

let's get back over to lisa. happy spring. lisa: yes, happy spring to you. we're going to warm it up a little bit. nice and bright out there. the high clouds thinning out, and as question look at our camera, it is 50 downtown, as well as santa clare, half moon bay. 51, oakland, san jose. look how blue the sky is. the s.a.p. center, mid 40's, santa rosa, petaluma, napa. upper an'v g elevations, 20 to s an hour. that is aiding in clearing out the sky. but it is also going to bring in maybe some moderate pollen for you. allergy sufferers, unfortunately, going to get worse as the heat comes into play tuesday and wednesday. 10:00, right now, the next few hours, we're looking at temperatures climbing through the 60's. perhaps near 70 inland, and we'll talk about that rapid warm-up, coming up. liz: thank you. developing news, at least 24 people were shot including children at a car show in arkansas. police say at least one person has died. this happened about 90 miles southeast of little rock last night. the police chief says children are among those injured in the

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lisa: tam? tamara: and they also tried to paint her as soft on crime to more broadly paint democrats a soft on crime, which takes us back to the president's budget and the president trying to say, no, no, no, we're really serious about crime. i think that is a theme that we will see in 2022. lisa: we magically have an extra 30 seconds, as it turns out. [laughter] so, question, most overlooked issue right now, do you think, for the american public? just one word or two from each of you. amy: well, don't know that it's overlooked, but i do think that this idea about the role that inflation is playing really has to be driven home every single moment we talk about politics. even in this most recent polling from nbc, what they found in asking that issue about the war in russia, people are paying a whole lot of attention, but they're much more concerned about what's happening at home with their own budgets. lisa: couple words. tamara: covid. lisa: yes. tamara: i know that it's over, but it's not over.

lisa: good morning. looking at live doppler 7, this picture should seem familiar, the dark area offshore is high-pressure and that will set the stage for a gradual warming trend to start out and then a more dramatic one as a high sits overhead next week. right now, partly cloudy skies, low in black hawk. closer to the bay, upper 40's in san francisco, 47 in san jose. no fog is causing issues this morning. it will be brighter outside, a gradual warming trend today and into saturday. a weak system will arrive on sunday, allowing for showers to the north of us. 60's 66 in redwood city. upper 50's along the shoreline. sunshine, high clouds, 70 in santa rosa. heading over to the east bay, 67 in fremont. you had inland, warmer day for you. low 70's from concord, brentwood. we will talk about the much warmer weather heading our way in a few minutes. jobina: checking in on traffic, we were watching the lane switch over on the golden gate bridge. not a single car on the bridge -- now we see two. so far, it has be

so let's get back over to lisa argin. hey, lisa. hey, liz. good morning to you. we have a nice shot from mount tam tam where you can see the fog. that dense fog advisory until nine o'clock along the shoreline that sun coming up 625 last time for a while. we'll see that earlier sunrise. it sets at 6:14 and current numbers are on the cold side from santa clara to half moon bay in the mid 30s as well as mountain view 43 in the city 42 in oakland and from vollmer peak kind of a cool shot right with the fog there in the sun on the buildings with below freezing numbers santa rosa petaluma. napa's at 33 35 by the delta livermore. chilly 34 so a degree cooler for you four degrees colder in novato. would you believe those 30s on the coast a little bit milder? so the fog lifts will have plenty of sunshine the first half of the day the second half of the day. we'll see the clouds increase in the north bay. it's not going to be as warm staying in the 50s at the coast. cisco a high of 59 while morgan hill should warm into the low 70s. so we'll detail that for you in a few min

hey, lisa. lisa: we are looking at a dry day tomorrow. you will have to dig out the umbrella today, maybe get the gutters working as rain, level 1 system is headed our way sunday afternoon. right now, in the 40's near 50's in pleasant hill with fog up toward santa rosa. also along the coast. 43 in pacifica, colder this morning. the five to seven degrees colder from livermore to half moon bay. good visibility in the city, clouds will overtake many cities today, allowing for partly cloudy conditions. 70's for san jose and livermore, 60's elsewhere. around 60 for you in san francisco. we look for mild numbers, it will be breezy along the shoreline. sun setting nearly at 7:30, we talk about a rainy oscar sunday night coming up. liz: thank you. developing the east bay where more than two dozen people, including children, have been displaced after a fire. firefighters say flames ripped through 10 apartment units in antioch before 8:30 last night. crews were able to get the fire out after about an hour. 21 adults and 12 children are having to fi

our conversation with lisa monaco. salesforce co-ceo gives us his view on how the war in ukraine and the global economic uncertainty will impact global business, plus how the developer team in ukraine is very. finance says the exchange will not impose a blanket ban on russian users. a unilateral decision would be unethical according to its ceo. all of that in a moment. u.s. stocks rallying back. ed ludlow is here with more. ed: so much for investors to take. the real focus is the federal reserve and jay powell giving a testimony on capitol hill, saying he backs a quarter percentage point hike this month , and set out hints about policy going forward. the outlook for rates is front and center. that drove the equity rally, broad gains across the s&p 500. technology as well, the nasdaq up 1.7% even as yields continue to rise. the benchmark u.s. 10 year yield up 15 basis points, 1.87%. dramatic drop over the last four days, yields bouncing back. oil continues to be a story directly linked to the ukraine crisis and russian

lisa, what are you wearing? [laughter] lisa: i'll be on my couch. watching the rain. so excited about this level 1 system headed our way, it is going to bring anywhere from half-inch to over an inch of rain locally, there could be flooding to the south. we will talk about in detail next. liz: coach k and his duke blue devils are headed back to the final four one last time after beating arkansas. chris alvarez has the highlights and sports what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent i can du more— yardwork— teamwork— long walks. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your do

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liz: thank you, lisa. working news on the war in ukraine, russian airstrikes have hit near the western ukrainian city of the v. this is a live look right now of you can see the smoke in the distance, quite a lot of smoke. cnn reports of fuel storage facility was struck and that is what was there and engulfed in flames. three powerful explosions were felt in the city. lviv is about 35 minutes from the border. it has been relatively safe compared to other parts of the country. right now, live pictures of lviv. you can see the smoke there. the president is overseas in eastern europe, scheduled to deliver a major address on the ukrainian crisis that's going to happen in about 30 minutes. yesterday, russian forces seem to have shifted their focus from a ground offensive aimed at kyiv to prioritizing what moscow calls liberation of the donbass region in the country's. industrial east. abc news reporter tag hernandez has more. reporter: pressure announcing its military purpose in ukraine is to eastern -- liberate

first, they look at the weather with lisa. lisa: good morning. the next couple of hours will be transitioning into some scattered showers. a cool day on the way with the briefing northwest wind as the front sweeps through the bay area. there is live doppler 7 where most of the activity is offshore. you will notice that the north bay is looking at some returns but the activity is there just off the coast. as you look at our storm impact scale, here is what you can expect. light rain and gusty winds, chance of a thunderstorm with possible hail. 50 in one a clear -- walnut creek. 45 santa rosa. 46 in pacifica. the golden gate bridge is dry.

lisa: of course. only six inches of rain since october in san jose, 16 in oakland and that sounds like a lot but it was just twomohec vee . lioppler 7 picking up on the first wave of rain that got the ground wet providing slippery conditions. as the rain exits livermore into the central valley you can see a break over the greater bay area but there is more offshore. we will continue to see light to moderate rain. from santa cruz to watsonville wet weather along the coast. into the mountains the snow levels are up but there is snow on way with a winter weather advisory. two to six inches here. look at the shark tank and it is mild. 52 half moon clouds it is mild. you can see the fog and the layer of clouds from mount tam. 48 santa rosa, 52 concord. a little bit of sun from the exploratorium camera. below average and springtas tomorrow. cold to start and then mild in the afternoon. much warmer next week with records possible. mid and upper 80's tuesday and wednesday. the rain continuing to increase thro

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lisa: we have a lot of cloud cover, it is beginning to thin out. partly sunny conditions, breezy at the coast. as we are pretty much in the 50's, we see numbers climbed to near average. we talk about what that is inch track some rain that will arrive late tomorrow and talk about more rain in the extended outlook next. liz: also next, hollywood awards season. with the oscars two weeks away, we tell you the big winners of the directors guild of america xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for 30% less than t-mobile, so you have more money for more stuff. this phone? fewer groceries. this phone? more groceries! this phone? fewer concert tickets. this phone? more concert tickets. and not just for my shows. switch to xfinity mobile for 30% less than t-mobile. new and existing customers get amazing value with our everyday pricing. switch today. are you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this al

meteorologist lisa: if you -- let's get over to meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: the wintry mix over mount hamilton. you can see around the santa cruz mountains. temperatures in the 20's around mount hamilton and mount diablo. in danville, 36. 38 in livermore. awfully cold this morning. 35 in napa. it 40's on the peninsula and east bay. heading from two to 22 degrees colder. with the winds, a brisk date. along the coast and upper elevations, it will be parisi -- it will be breezy. a slight chance of a shower. partly cloudy, breezy, and cool today. liz: ukrainian president zelensky is denouncing nato after it infused -- it refused to impose a no-fly zone over ukraine. russia cracking down on media outlets. >> you kane -- ukr -- president is criticizing nato after the alliance refused to impose a no-fly zone over ukraine. he called them week and say they would be to blame for any's additional -- any additional civilian deaths. secretary of state antony blinken defended nato's decision saying it could lead to shooting down russian planes and a bigger conflict.

lisa: it sure was but well above average. the coast was foggy in the upper 50's and once again we have the foggy coast with a dense fog advisory from half moon bay to pacifica. 35 degrees. 39 with low 40's in belmont. elsewhere it is chilly in the north bay. the low freezing santa rosa. 37 in livermore. a dense fog advit is slightly md east but as we go through the next several hours, we will stay chilly and foggy along the coast but by 9:00, it is a sunny start. by 2:00, the clouds increased primarily in the north bay and along the shoreline. it is a cooler afternoon with highs in the 60's for most but by 5:00, we have cloud cover and there is still some fog and we will be looking at a weak system overnight. liz: this morning, there is no evidence that the russians are repositioning their forces to encircle the ukrainian capital of kyiv. this comes amid concern that russia could stage a chemical weapons attack to escalate the war even further. news reporter karina mitchell has the latest. karina: russia's attacks on ukrainia

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lisa: we could get a little bit. most of the activity is to the north but there are a few systems that will visit us the next couple of days and looking out the next week and could be interesting for mark exploratorium camera. nice and sunny here and temperatures are in the 40's. 50 view. it has been mild on the peninsula. south bay into the mid-50's. the coast, 40's. you were into the 30's earlier. you can see the low cloud deck here. some patchy fog lingering but the dense fog is over with. 43 in santa rosa. 47 petaluma gear upper 40's from napa to the mid-50's. 57 in livermore area many of you on your way to another mild day in the east bay. the rest of us along the coast through the golden gate bridge, those winds will pick up and you will feel the breeze today. it is five degrees colder in oakland. in the north bay, here is the view where you can see that we have hazy and sunny conditions. it is a cooler start and clouds will increase throughout the afternoon. we will see a few sprinkles tonight in light showers

let's start with a look at the local weather with lisa argen. lisa: good morning. we have a few drops out there. we had that yesterday and as we look at live doppler 7, most of the activity is offshore but we have some snow mixing down to mount hamilton so we have a level 1 system. it is breezy, cool, and 36 in napa. 24 hour temperature change, 17 degrees colder in napa and nine degrees colder in san jose. the winds are gusting anywhere from 20 to 30 miles an hour particularly along the coast and we are looking at the winds and upper elevations very gusty. you can see the camera shaking. a level 1 system takes us through the early morning hours with a chance of a shower, then partly cloudy and cool. breezy with temperatures only in the 50's today. low 50's at the coast. we will have several cold nights on the way and a detailed look at what you can expect and a warming trend coming your way. liz: thank you. we begin with news on the russian invasion in ukraine. the ukrainian president is denouncing nato after it refused to impose a no-fly zone over his country. thi

lisa:. we are at a crossroads with cryptocurrency and we need to focus on a new category of crime , the use of cryptocurrency to conduct criminal activity, to hide or seek to hide the proceeds of criminal activity. you have seen us go after this aggressively. just a few weeks ago, i announced the largest financial she just ever in the history of the department of justice, $3.6 billion of cryptocurrency seized in bitcoin. what we are seeing is criminal actors trying to use cryptocurrency to evade law enforcement, to conduct criminal activity. what we are saying with with this task force today, and with the national cryptocurrency enforcement team that we launched last year, that we are putting new focus, unprecedented resources, and intensity around this effort. emily: have crypto exchanges been helpful? which ones? and if they are not being helpful or complying, how soon could we see d.o.j. action? lisa: the cryptocurrency enforcement team that i announced last year is targeted at making sur

first, they look at the weather with lisa. lisa: good morning. the next couple of hours will be transitioning into some scattered showers. a cool day on the way with the briefing northwest wind as the front sweeps through the bay area. there is live doppler 7 where most of the activity is offshore. you will notice that the north bay is looking at some returns but the activity is there just off the coast. as you look at our storm impact scale, here is what you can expect. light rain and gusty winds, chance of a thunderstorm with possible hail. 50 in one a clear -- walnut creek. 45 santa rosa. 46 in pacifica. the golden gate bridge is dry. 9:00 we will see some showers. it will be a cool day. the winds will pick up and breezy northwest winds will relax overnight to give us a chilly night. the sun setting at 7:20 and we will talk about a sunny first day of spring any warm outlook for the week ahead. liz: thank you. developing this morning, four people are in the hospital after an apparent head-on crash in contra costa county. this happened before 11

lisa, let's get a check outside right now. lisa: it is cold right there -- out there. skies are clear, the rain is over and we have a warming trend heading our way. 61 today downtown but we will see 70's in the not-too-distant future. we will talk about it and things changing by the end of the week as well, next. liz: also, saint mary's oaks to continue their ncaa tournament run. could they get past ucla and advanced to the sweet sixteen? chris alvarez will have the post game highlights coming up in sports. everyone remembers the moment they heard, “you have cancer.” how their world stopped... ...and when they found a way to face it. for some,... ...this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda—a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced melanoma, which is a kind of skin cancer where keytruda may be used when your melanoma has spread or cannot be removed by surgery. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer... ...but can also cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body. this can happen

lisa, it's chris here. i hear your critique about what you describe as the government being far too slow in the last few days. but given what we now are hearing from the government in precise terms, how are you in a different place from what they are advocating, other than your critique about their slowness as you see it? so the first thing is we've got to drop the onerous visa requirements, because as well as being very, very difficult for people who are applying for family reunion, who are trying to come here through the family visa, who still have to upload a whole series of documents that often they don't have, proving family connection, proving their own identities and so on, it's more complicated when you get to the community sponsorship scheme, because they have to go through that process before they can even start the next stage of the process, which is being matched with a sponsor. but, lisa, right now, are you suggesting dropping all of the requirements, so people don't have to show anything, give

lisa: well, i think it's a very good question, geoff. and one of the things we hope to do with this task force and we intend to do with this task force is get a much truer picture of that. i have seen lots of estimates of the wealth that oligarchs are hiding, both here and in the countries of our allies and partners. that's why we're joining forces with our partners in the u.k., with our partners in europe and across the globe, using these unprecedented sanctions of really unprecedented scope and scale to bring together all of our efforts to both find those assets, and then use these tools to seize them. geoff: and this isn't the first time that the u.s. has targeted russian assets. oligarchs, they proved quite capable of shielding their holdings after sanctions followed russia's 2014 invasion of crimea. so, what do you say to people who might see this effort as more messaging than being something substantive? lisa: well, look, geoff, i think we have a long history, and we have got lots of expertise in the department, as well as across t

lisa, happy sunday. let's get a check outside. lisa: it is warming up, we are in the mid 40's. another 15 degrees of warming, that will put you near average in the low 60's today. you probably guessed it, we are warming up for part of the week. we will talk about it in detail coming up. liz: ahead, your last chance to check out the entwined art installation. what is planned for the final night of liz: welcome back, level cap side of the golden gate bridge. a clear start to the morning, and i stay ahead. today is the first mardi gras festival and marketplace at the crossing in san francisco. the outdoor space will feature dancers, stilt walkers and live entertainment, including a brass band. there are several food vendors and a beer garden. kids can enjoy in arts and craft station and everyone is invited to a vibrant costume and beads in celebration of the holiday. the event starts at 11:00. let's get a check of the forecast now, we've got a little bit of rain, not much insight for the week ahead. lisa: we are beginning to understand just how important that little bit is. sierra

lisa: it is going to be really consistent, you can pretty much bet on it. preparing for that for sure, it has been nothing but dry. the rain we had was about it. live doppler 7 picking up on cloud cover. as we look at current numbers from the mid 40's in gilroy to low 40's in santa rosa, it is a few degrees cooler. san ramon 43, 42 in livermore. more sun is on the way. as we look at 24 hour temperature change, the north bay looking at cool numbers. good visibility, numbers near 60 by 9:00 inland with all of the sun. by noontime, upper 60's with mid-60's around the bay. afternoon temperatures could be around 70 in the warmest locations. reggie: the mid atlantic and southeast bracing for severe weather and new rounds of tornadoes after the deep south that slammed overnight. kumasi: at least to confirm tornadoes causing widespread power outages. jobina is at the live desk tracking the timeline. jobina: several areas badly damaged from storms just last week were hit again, every seven people were injured yesterday when a tornado hit northern arkansas. there is

lisa: the reaction in markets is not that significant. people were prepared for this because you and others got it spot on. how much does that tell you about how much or how little people are pricing in 7.9% given where yields are? michael g.: it is a difficult situation to be a bond trader. where yields are is consistent with medium-term expectations inflation will be back at levels that were are more comfortable with. that is an assumption the market is making in one of the reasons they're doing is because of what the ecb has said this morning. inflation is high but we will do what we need to do to bring that down and that is why long end yields are where they are. tom: i have hinged on this report for four or six weeks. how does this change the question you would give chairman powell on march 16? michael g.: the question i would give him is beyond this. the question i would give him is about how do you conduct monetary policy in an environment where the inflation metric is largely beyond your control and uncertainty has been rising? th

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good morning, lisa. lisa: it is cold out there, ridge of high pressure offshore will bring us a sunny day. not quite a warming trend yet, with the winds backing off, it will be warmer than yesterday. you can see the ridge offshore from mount tam, the sun comes up at 6:32. chile, 35 in santa clara and 36 and half moon bay, 35 in mountain view. as we look from the roof camera, skies are clear edge temperatures around freezing from fairfield to santa rosa. livermore dropping to 31 degrees. five to six degrees colder there, as we look out toward 280, nothing but son today. 50's coast side, low 60's for the rest of us. a warming trend at this time next week, the sun will be up an hour later and setting an hour later. liz: developing updates on the wharton ukraine. a third round of talks between russia and ukraine is set for tomorrow. the russian president is

let's get a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: most of the fallen below the radar. in between just trace amounts. lowlowlow 52 in mountain view. showers, hit-or-miss out there and drizzle before sunrise which is officially at 7:23 this morning. we will be left with partly cloudy skies with mid-60's for the warmest locations. we will talk about our next chance of rain in a few minutes. liz: we begin with the latest developments on the war in ukraine. 35 people were killed by russian airstrikes in western crane at a military training facility near the polish border. 134 others were also injured and taken to the hospital. authorities say more than 30 missiles were fired from planes. talks between russia and ukraine could take place this week. a bipartisan group of u.s. senators will meet. they say they will reaffirm the u.s. commitment to poland, ukraine and other allies. president biden has authorized more military aid to ukraine as ukrainians continue fighting back against russian forces. he's karina mitchell with more. >> mo

lisa: so fun, running in heels, with heavy tights. crazy. great story and great news in the way the department. an area of low pressure storm system looking offshore, you can see it. it is going to bullseye to the monterey coast. carmel looking at excessive rated rates, a flash flood warning. the bay area, nothing but welcome rain on the way. level 1 system with clouds stacked up, exploratorium camera 52 san francisco, 55 santa clara. cloudy and mild all morning long, winds out of the south for mount diablo out of the north, mount tam. we look for the wind advisory from san francisco's south. not in the north bay, but we see good rain amounts in the north bay. 55 in concord. mount tam already blowing and a mistake, if you are thinking of a hike or bike ride, that is what you get. cloudy and mild this morning, rain and wind this afternoon. late in the evening to the overnight, slick commute for monday morning. maybe a thunderstorm, most of the activity seeking south of santa cruz. as we look at the hour-by-hour forecast, here comes the front.

lisa, it's chris here. i hear your critique about what you describe as the government being far too slow in the last few days. but given what we now are hearing from the government in precise terms, how are you in a different place from what they are advocating, other than your critique about their slowness as you see it? so the first thing is we've got to drop the onerous visa requirements, because as well as being very, very difficult for people who are applying for family reunion, who are trying to come here through the family visa, who still have to upload a whole series of documents that often they don't have, proving family connection, proving their own identities and so on, it's more complicated when you get to the community sponsorship scheme, because they have to go through that process before they can even start the next stage of the process, which is being matched with a sponsor. but, lisa, right now, are you suggesting dropping anything, give any evidence apart from very basic security checks or

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lisa? lisa: that's right, i'm talking and texting with congress. no surprise there is a partisan divide and reaction but an unusual one where several offices are telling me that they are in the process of or have rewritten their planned process after this supreme -- speech. democrats are rewriting statements because they're more pumped you have by in speech than they expected to be. there's a moderate member of congress telling me that this was the speech they wanted to hear last year. pragmatic, specific. not just buzz words. on the other hand, some republican offices, someone who is also pragmatic telling me they completely scrapped their statement because they were disappointed. they felt the speech was too partisan and did not achieve as much. on the way to this location, i passed about two dozen members of the national guard as opposed to a year earlier where i was standing in the same spot watching rioters. no problemsed to. -- tonight. judy: very good. good to have a bit of good news. quickly, we want for democratic reaction to the president

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