jones here, but we don't want leslie jones on the screen. we want spanish jackie." and it was so fun for -- ignacio would tell me, he was like, "you're spanish jackie you don't go to anyone someone comes to you." like, it was so -- the direction was so good. it was so good >> seth: and it's really fun there we see that fred armisen is one of your 19 husbands it must've been fun to work with fred, as well. >> you know how crazy fred is, right? >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. fred is so good at what he does, and he's so quick, so we immediately became like a real couple and like -- it was like -- 'cause fred was like one of my favorite husbands. he's around. you know what i'm saying he lets me do crazy stuff that, like, he lets me hurt him and all of that, like. yeah, he's my favorite husband like, but i'm not gonna let him know that. and me and fred, just we're like - i love him i love people who are quick, like you i love you that's why i love interviewing with you >> seth: yeah, but you love me, and i can't even get one of the 19 husband roles [

leslie mann will be here [ cheers and applause so happy to have leslie back with us. she is an emmy-nominated actress, comedian, writer, and producer created "a black lady sketch show," which returns for season three this weekend on hbo and hbo max. our friend robin thede will also be joining me. [ cheers and applause and not to toot my own horn, my book, my children's book, is in its second week on the new york times bestsellers list. [ cheers and applause starting week one, it was number three, and now it's up to number four [ laughter ] it was very exciting [ laughter ] one day, number ten. anyway, it's called, "i'm not scared, you're scared." it has a rabbit and a bear first children's book ever to have both. perfect for the easter basket, or just to, you know, just to leave out for bears. i don't know i'm not in charge of marketing it's available wherever you buy your books, but please remember to support local and independent bookstores speaking of support, i would love your support as i attempt to segue from a children's book to tonight's "closer look. here i g

thank you, leslie and thank you so much for the kind words. it means the world to me really because the recovering and your other work was such an inspiration. truly and such a different book and also i think some formal similarities and maybe tonal similarities. so i'm excited to talk about i'm excited to be in conversation with you specifically here. about some of the similar choices you made bringing in history bringing another other voices for me, you know, it proceeded pretty organically. i i was in recovery and i didn't feel like i was in danger once i got to a certain point of stability, but i was still really mystified and didn't have a sense of what had happened to me and naturally, i went to medicine because that's where i was that's what i had been studying and i probably don't need to say this to the audience that chose to come here, but it's very polarized. it's really divisive and even within medicine even within science and it seemed hard to find common ground or some sort of like sensible synthesis across different views and th

the digital podium is yours, carl and leslie. >> thank you. carl, it's a great to be here with you tonight and to get a chance to talk about this tremendous new book which is about a subject very near and dear to my heart but really doing something that i've never seen done before quite like this. the sweep of your gaze and the amount of research and the way in which you distillate and ask us to think about it and hold it in our minds and in our hearts, there's like a compassion alongside the rigor of this book that i appreciated the whole way through. i i was really struck and this s one of many things i wanted to ask you about, by just the kind of synthetic and simultaneously kind of broad and deeply humane gazed at the book achieved by virtue ofea really bringing together at least three pretty distinct perspectives, this historical narration, your experiences as a clinician. we actually get to see you kind of working with a few particular patients in their struggles with addiction, and then this personal perspective and your own story, and

>> mary leslie mann. >> kelly: i happen to be into men but i haven't tried leslie mann so i know. if your parents still get into anniversaries qwest market that? >> yeah, in march they have 43. >> i am from bulgaria, eastern europe. >> kelly: that is where love still exists? [laughter] that is amazing. is it sad how shocked we all work? 43 years? >> that's impossible! >> kelly: what! do they talk? that's amazing! we just let each other too. you did such an amazing job here >> thank you! >> kelly: you are so talented and your wife produced it. >> my wife produced it as she created the whole opening number opening number appear >> kelly: you are such a fantastic team. >> we do what we can. we are around for two years so >> kelly: for two years. after people say 25 and 40 something it doesn't seem like a lot. >> but i've something to aspire to

we're so lucky to have them. >> thank you leslie. i can't tell you how much it means just to be here. it's a miracle that we are able to share the time together and to connect in this way. all of us together overzoom . your careful reading your thoughtful reflection on all those questions , it's just a heartbreakingly supportive and i really appreciate. thank you for being here. >> thank you so much to both of you for this really just enlightening, , illuminating conversation. thanks to all of you at home for joining us. the link is in the chat. go to harvard.com and search for the book there. again, the urge. our history of addiction. thank you so much to both of you, leslie and karl and all of you have a lovely evening and keep reading and stay safe and well. thank you so much. >> first ladies in their own words, are a part series looking at the role of first ladies, their time in the white house and the issues important to them. >> it was an advantage to know what it was like to work in schools because education is such an importa

leslie: in oakland, leslie brickley, abc7news. dan: there is a lot to talk about here. let's get a big picture perspective. joining us live as abc7news insider no material. hi, phil, always great to see you. let's start with this. are the issues we heard about involving oakland teachers specific to that district or are you seeing this as a bay area wide issue? phil: it is not only a bay area wide issue, it is a state wide. at the heart of this is the fact that enrollment in public schools is declining. at an alarming rate. just this last year, we lost about a hundred 10 thousand students statewide in public schools. some of them are because families have moved out of their districts or even out of the state because they cannot afford to live here. others have taken their kids out of schools after the pandemic. they were upset that the schools were closed while the private and charter schools stayed open. so they are putting them into private schools and charter schools. and there is a fear that many of them have just simply dropped out after the pandemic. whatever the c

bryn, you go first >> yeah, i think everything leslie laid out was spot on. goldman's off 25% from its highs. i like the company i'm not going sell it, but i think we're in this weird conundrum that you have global gdp will be slowing. that's going to happen we have investment bank slowing, then you get a yield curve steepening that's why banks are up today. i think we have a confluence of pluses and minuses i'm going to hold it, but i'm not loving the position and i don't have a high conviction that it's going to all of a sudden turn around and have a spectacular return >> it's funny, weiss you own goldman. i don't think you're going anything with it correct me if i'm wrong on that. that reminds me of the comments you made about bank of america speaking about the space more broadly. it's like, well, i'm not selling it, but i'm kind of looking at it i don't love what it's been doing. put that into context for me how firm of a holder are you of a name that you've liked for a long time with a ceo that you have praised meaning fully on this show? >> so, look, i

leslie, unlike the media uproar over biden saying i don't think putin should repain in power, whether that meant regime change, biden made clear this was his personal opinion. and i was, in fact, surprised it wasn't bigger news. [laughter] >> you know, i think it's becoming -- we're becoming desensetizedded, and i just don't mean by president joe joe biden shooting from the hip. i think after four years of donald trump and where we are as a nation whether on tv, in our living rooms, i think the filter is off, howie. and i think also, i would agree with some of what susan said there. i think that the president and jen psaki said this, you know, he said it's personal. he is morally outraged about what is happening many ukraine, and i think he is ec ecoing the sentiments of the -- echoing the sentiments of the american people. the legal definition of general genocide is not just toward an ethnic if group of people, but a nation. and clearly, russia is trying to destroy the nation of ukraine. genocide is followed on terms like thug, murderer which now some other world leaders are have jum

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her name, leslie apn jones, leslie is director of music, recording and scoring. skywalker sound, one of the most innovative recording facilities in the world. up for two grammys. one of them is very special. >> it would make a huge difference. the engineer is part of the team. >> winning a grammy would be special and awesome. >> 60 plus soldiers fit in the sound stage for the recording. the musical organization is headed up by colonel key. >> we were recording at skywalker we recognized that this was something that was historic in the sense of quality. >> soundtrack for the american soldier is up for best emersive. the twist, the grammy is actually for last year. if is not yet been awarded to anyone. >> and the reason we did not have last year, it was put on pause. >> reporter: put on pause because of the pandemic. the delay has to do with how albums are recorded. >> you actually plan the record for it and have the musicians take their places around an array of microphones and every song the musicians actually change where they were. >> in order to correctly judg

leslie picker watching the banks. do you think mathematically jpmorgan sets up the banks this quarter or not >> i think if you're solomon, if you're brian moynihan you realize what you shouldn't say you say it's uncertain times but we got your back we'll have rising rates. we like the consumer and we're not as exposed as other banks to international repercussions. >> right. >> jpm is up about 2%. by the way quick reminder. get in on the cnbc investing club with jim. sign up or point your phone at the qr code on the screen. >>> we'll check bonds and treasuries pretty wicked 24 hours of comments from bullard and the ft this morning br br brainard with the journal yet. the 10 year below 2.7 yesterday. we'll be right back. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations l

leslie: they have been along the way and there is good news there. in that they have created a community -- it is called a community evidence portal and they have had more than 100 people so far upload photos, upload videos and of course, investigators are pouring over those. for more evidence to build as far as arresting more suspects, one in custody, but certainly they certainly believe what they said today. they said there are more shooters that could be arrested. back to you. ama: thank you so much. now let's bring in abc 7 news reporter karina nova. this is bringing back the gun control debate. karina: that's right. so many politicians are talking about this today. president biden, speaker nancy pelosi, governor newsom and attorney general rob bonta among many others. they say gun violence pegging -- plaguing our committee must end. the devastating shooting in sacramento proves laws need to be passed to save lives. california congressman eric cosponsored multiple bills tackling gun violence in our interview today, he brought up the lack of actio

i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. dan: breaking on this carjacking just minutes ago, sky 7 was near oakland airport as officers located stolen black honda accord. they found a little girl in the car. you can see her feet in the back of the squad car. police also took advantage of custody. abc7 has several crews on this story. we will bring you updates on abc7 news at 6:00. karina: the sexual assault case against windsor's former mayor expanded. seven women joined a civil lawsuit. in april of last year, women begin to say the then-mayor and winery owner sexually assaulted or harassed them. 20 women made claims against him. the winery is also named in the suit. the das office has not yet decided on criminal charges. the former mayor says he looks forward to being fully cleared. dan: new details, today san francisco mayor london breed endorsed matt haney for state assembly. she praised his leadership. haney is running in the special election to represent california's 17th a simile district, the seat vacated by david hsu,

critics go ahead thank you leslie. thank you so much for the kind words. it means the world to me really. the recovery in your other work was such an inspiration truly. at such a different book and also i think some similarities i'm excited to talk about i'm excited to talk about i'm excited in conversation with you. particularly here about some of the similar choices you made bringing in history, bringing and other voices. for me it proceeded pretty organically. i was in recovery and did not feel like i was in danger once i got to a certain point of stability. but i was still really mystified and did not have the sense of what had happened to me. naturally i went to medicine because that is what i was, that is what i had been studying. and i probably don't need to say this to the audience that chose to coming but it is very polarized. it is really divisive. even within medicine, even within science. it's hard to find common ground or some sort of sensible synthesis across different views.he i really learned from my teachers the way i have it other domains

leslie has the story on delta. what are you looking for >> well, we are expecting another loss and that's not much of a surprise delta had said this earlier in the quarter. every airline started this year with omicron sidelining thousands of employees, causing flight delays and things like that getting later into the first quarter, there was a huge spike in jet fuel. that's the airlines' biggest cost after labor we're expecting another loss on revenue. it's supposed to jump almost double, more than double from last year. so the demand is there and the costs are rising alongside it. >> todd, transports as a group have been terrible of late i think they're down 13% since the end of march so delta in particular, do you like this one? >> i don't i don't own any of the airlines. i don't like the fundamentals behind them. j.b. morgan ironically came out with positive comments saying they might be able to expand the margins. you look the performance of airlines and delta, it has not offered any outperformance relative to

leslie: a stolen handgun recovered. police executed three residential search warrant and found an additional weapon. six people died, their names released today. two were 21-year-old women. there is a 57-year-old woman, as well as three young men.

leslie picker, we appreciate it. have a great day >>> now this morning's big money mover and shares of tesla following a record quarter for deliveries bertha coombs is here with that. this is good news. how does tesla pull this off >> reporter: brian, tesla delivered 310,000 vehicles and produced just more than 305,000 vehicles in the first quarter of 2022 that compared with just about 184,000 deliveries the same time last year. the company says model 3 and model y vehicles comprised 95% or 295,000 of the first quarter deliveries which are close approximation to sales figures a analysts were expecting 278,000 and 257,000 for the first three months of the year on twitter, elon musk, to your point, brian, says the nearly 76% delivery jump came despite the extremely difficult quarter with supply chain disruption and zero covid policy from china of the shares were up in the pre-market up a bit this hour just about flat on the year. the company reports its next quarterly results on april 20th. brian, update. tesla had hop

i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> reaction pouring in after twitter accepted elon musk's bid to buy the company. critics worry he will have too much power and others say it will protect free speech online. jobina has more on how it could change. jobina: elon musk promising to redefine free speech and open the flow of information and also criticizing how twitter moderates messages it views as hateful or also disinformation. what we are learning among his supporters, twitter shareholders will receive $54 and $.20 for every share they own, newly 40% more than what the stock was worth earlier this month. many are critical of the deal. human rights groups find hate speech could find a new home and others worried the deal will handle the world just -- richest person too much power. >>'s construct of freedom of speech is limited for freedom of speech for people who are already in positions of power and does not have a great understanding of freedom of speech for people who are routinely denied that freedom. jobina: former twitter ceo jack dorsey said elon's goal of crating a platform that

. >> a parole board panel is recommending the release of former charles manchin leslie van houten. >> leslie van houten, a name on a list forever linked with one of the most favors crime and criminals of the 21st century. charles manchin! >> you don't understand me! that's your trouble! it's not my fault because you don't understand me! i don't understand you either! >> the story of charles manchin and his family, and all the horror they rot, is buried in archives. memorialized in media. long obsolete. yet, somehow, it feels present. that hot summer nights that caught the world utterly unprepared. when los angeles became, suddenly, a very scary place. it was august 9th, 1969. around 8 am. officer jerry was a little young cop on the lapd. where he met -- . >> the first call i got was the call to goes to c l drive. it came out as a drunk in a car. >> officer cruised up to the big canyon. and found the dead streak called c l o drive. the neighbor flagged him down. and suddenly, the drunk in a car call became something else. >> he had told me that the maid came running back out, yelling,

reporter leslie brinkley is digging into the details of the settlement. >> these people spent a year bringing pg&e to justice, and i believe that is what we did here. leslie: the sonoma county district attorney made the big announcement, that they had reached a settlement to resolve pending criminal charges in the 2019 kincade fire, a wildfire that began under apg&e transmission line in october 2019. the fire burned for 15 days, destroying 77,000 acres and hundreds of homes and structures. six firefighters were seriously injured. the sonoma county d.a. says that most significant element of the settlement is pg&e agreeing to five years of oversight with an independent monitor. and there is a payout. >> it is significant, $55 million. $42 million will be going to these communities. >> that includes millions to expand the santa rosa junior college fire technology program, and requiring pg&e to hire at least 80 new wildfire safety employees. >> there will be working on vegetation management, and also systems inspections, bringing local expertise here to the critical fire safety work. >>

the panel is back, karol, leslie and stephen. i know musk and others say it's about netflix going woke and now broke or whatever but could it just be a quality of content issue? could be competition where there are so many options out there? i'm not sure it's a simple political explanation. >> i buy netflix's explanation here for why they are seeing this, the sharp decline, this has been coming for a long time, the market opening all of their now rivals saw in 2019, 2020 when we saw the beginning of peacock and disney+ and paramount plus and hbo max, it's the netflix hardly owned any of their super popular intellectual property. their most popular heavily viewed shows were friends, parks and recreation and the office. none of those things are on netflix anymore. you have to go to the competition now who have taken their ip back like star wars is no longer on netflix, you have to go to disney+ so what you're left with on netflix is a huge focus on international content, i think they are rebuilding their content library for non-eng

i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. larry: leslie,. thank you many employees are finally heading back to the office in san francisco this week, but new data shows despite the return to work, those empty looking skyscrapers all around may be empty for a while longer. stephanie sierra joining us live in the newsroom with new insight from one of the nation's largest real estate firms. stephanie: as many major tech giants are welcoming employees back to the office this week, the city financial district is starting to feel alive again, but there is a looming problem. the city's vacancy rate is climbing as the demand for office space is declining. how long will it last? in the heart of san francisco's financial district, salesforce plaza felt alive again for the first time in two years. employees welcome to pack. long lunch line chatter is back, but the demand for new office space is not. >> it has been an interesting two years for every market, but none more interesting than san francisco. stephanie: nick is the ceo of vts, a national comme

leslie >> hey, yeah, this is par for the course in buyouts. an asset like twitter becomes, quote, in play, meaning potential inquirers circle firms get potential bidders. those who finance offers wave their hands, looking to get in on the action, having discussions with bankers and consultants and the like enter private credit funds yes, you may know apollo for buyouts. think of things like takeovers of companies such as yahoo! and michaels but apollo actually has a massive credit arm, as well. comprising more than $350 billion in assets. that's actually about 70% of the firm's total $500 billion in assets its credit arm is used to help other private equity firms finance takeovers. apollo partnered with shop bravo in the past, a firm rumored to be considering a bid i haven't independently confirmed how serious that firm is in regard to a takeover of twitter. i'm told apollo could participate in a preferred equity financing or pipe, as well again, all of this incredibly early stage, exploratory a source tells me apollo, at this point in time, i

leslie marshall, democratic strategist and former education secretary bill bennett. bill, what do you think about what the president said today and what you heard from that statement from senator manchin? >> well, manchin is right on and for god's sake, joe, give it up. nobody believes you. i mean, the american people don't believe you. even the democrats are abandoning you on this issue. you might say something about putin, yeah. bearing some responsibility for inflation in the game here. but day one, what is the first thing you did? got rid of the xl pipeline for pete's sake take responsibility and while i'm talking about the xl pipeline he is in iowa today, bret, and is he talking about ethanol and he is asking the e.p.a. to look the other way as you reported. ethanol creates smog for god's sake. so we're going to have more ethanol and more smog. joe biden is creating smog? the e.p.a. and the police should lock him up. you can't do that i mean, why is ethanol smog better than what fossil fuel does? >> bret: larry summers, leslie, has been talking about this for a

leslie picker joining us leslie, if you take some of the threads from all of the conference calls and all of the bank earnings today, what were your big takeaways >> with four banks reporting, i think we listened to six hours worth of calls today, and there was a very key thread among all of the ceo commentary, which was we are concerned about the risks, the uncertainty that lie ahead. goldman sack's david solomon highlighted seeing an increased risk of stagnation and mixed signals on consumer confidence wells fargo noted they will likely see an increase in credit losses from historic lows, of course, and they did say they would be a net beneficiary as they benefit from rising rates jamie dimon, this was yesterday, but he mentioned there's almost no chance you won't have volatile markets jane frazer talked about how the macro outlook for the rest of the year can only be described as complex and uncertain you pull all of those comments together and you really do have a concerned ceo group about what lies ahead, and it's important because bank ceos do have so many touch points within th

leslie says kimball, but i will be home your sit block. so a while is too busy center and let me see what i will actually. okay, escape among the case must be a no contained script reaches play. which leon that you've seen does miley does or still plays voided so much. it will carry in the book. i, william must be up on, you know, cut me official if that was the kids know, but if they had to go a little sure. musk last minute of what they've done. it was each complete thought . so the appraisal slocum livable. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on a very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk who is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way? or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need t

i had your beautiful wife, leslie mann, was here yesterday. >> yes >> and you guys are coming up on 25 years of marriage >> 25 years. >> seth: and according to -- you brought something for us >> yeah. >> seth: there was maybe a time where people didn't think you were gonna make it the public at large didn't think you were gonna make it >> there were some bumps along the road >> seth: this was from "star" magazine >> yeah, "star" magazine >> seth: "marriage drama." >> i know. look how angry i look there. >> seth: yeah, you are not - [ laughter ] >> she's not happy with me at all >> seth: yeah. do you want to read the quote, or do you want me to do it >> you can do it it's painful >> seth: "she may have been seen in the movie 'big daddy,' but insiders tell 'star,' leslie mann is not at all into dad bods." [ laughter ] "and with hubby judd apatow's fading figure, the spark is dimming on her 21-year marriage." i mean, i know you're a loyal "star" reader, so you probably picked this up [ laughter ] you were probably taken aback. >> yeah, it's like my favorite magazine, and then, like, they'

leslie, what would a poisoned pill mean? what should we anticipate? >> poison pill is activist defense 101. you would -- it will be in a shareholder rights agreement but it's known as a poison pill. basically what it does is it dilutes from anyone else to take a great every stake in the company. it would prevent musk from being able to take more because the shareholder would be diluted if he did so. it's a way to defend the company. it is not surprising they consider this. it is clear based on reporting that they don't necessarily want to be acquired by musk that said, he says that he -- could he buy it? i think he can afford it there are solutions to be able to purchase but the mechanism with a poison pill in place makes it more difficult. >> phil, a question raised is how could this impact tesla. you are familiar with musk say he were able to take over the company of twitter how would he poim potentially run twit every and how would it impact tesla >> suggestion out there is that he would be distracted let's be clear elon musk while the krochlt he d

abc7news reporter leslie brinkley is following this developing story. she is live in sacramento tonight. reporter: yeah, it has been an emotional day. i am here standing a block away from the state capital in the heart of this entertainment district. there are restaurants and nightclubs. and a stream of families are coming, different spots for people passed away with candles, flowers, to pay their tribute, to shed some tears and remember those who are lost -- who were lost at 2:00 a.m. on sunday. a lot of new developments here today. a bar fight that spilled onto the streets. as police pursued multiple suspects, there is word of one arrest. >> we have made an arrest. 26-year-old deandre martin. he was arrested for being involved in the shooting, as well as being a prohibited person in possession of a firearm. reporter: sacramento police say they recovered over 100 shell casings from the area of the shooting, and have confirmed three buildings were struck by gunfire, three vehicles hit by gunfire. >> of those shell casings, we know we have at least two d

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leslie picker joins us now with the highlights leslie, i'm writing a letter i want to get this publicity larry fink i can write with a letter. i may not talk about the same stuff. >> you could write a letter. make sure they spell your name correctly. >> right >> joe with a "j." makes sense. >> that's right. >> to your point, dimon releasing the letter to shareholders he has a number of factors that may increase the risks ahead these factors include strong u.s. economy and high inflation and the war in ukraine his view of the economy was relatively positive. he describes the consumer as in excellent financial shape on average. consumer spending is 12% above pre-covid levels that segues into the monetary policy the stronger the recovery, the higher rates that follow i believe that this could be significantly higher than the markets expect according to dimon the stronger the quantitative tightening he believes this will cause consternation in markets the war in ukraine and the sanctions on russia at minimum will slow the global economy and it could get worse more sanctions could be added al

. >> reporter: sound engineer leslie and joan of skywalker sound recorded it. leslie won two grammys tonight for the chanticleer album and for last year's best immersive sound album. which features the u.s. army field band. then, in a pretaped video, a surprise. mister san francisco, tony bennett, who is suffering from alzheimer's, introduced lady gaga. >> do i love you? oh, boy. do i. >> reporter: in a touching performance, she sung her heart out. the two won a grammy for best per traditional pop vocal album. another bay area artist grabbed his first grammy tonight, of venmo park won best contemporary instrumental album. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> another bay area musician received recognition from the academy tonight, bonnie raid of marin county was given a lifetime achievement award. >>> now to our first alert weather, and brian standing by with what's ahead for this week. >> this monday morning things are going to be getting off to a fairly cool start, more clouds around the bay area. >> good morning. >> good morning, juliet. >> 12:20 a.m. >> t

i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. let's get to our developing story out of new york where a manhunt is underway tonight after that shooting on a subway train during the morning commute as i saw a lot of people coming out of train station. one of them was injured. i believe it was a lady getting shot right in her leg and a lot of people was coming up from side to side screaming yelling asking for help. here is what we know so far. this happened just before 8:30 local time on a manhattan bound and train as it was entering the 36th street station. this is rush hour. then the train filled with smoke and then a single gunman opened fire ten. people were shot five of which are incredible, but salt condition and about 30 minutes ago new york investigators gave an update on the case. they announced a person of interest abc 7 news. anchor karina nova joins us with what they said about the manhunt karina. yeah, there is an active search going on for that suspect right now. there's also a $50,000 reward for him and we now have a

leslie picker, thank you. >>> paypal one of the bigger decliners in the s&p after a c suite shake-up john rainey becoming the new cfo. and participate of a strategy generating new revenue strains kay rooney joins us. questions what this means for paypal's future? whether it means more resets to come >> yeah. item of questions there. in the near term, sara, paypal has earnings in two weeks. usually when there's a big management change like this companies want to give the markets something really good to chew on. analysts there came out with a call on this this morning. talked the move and shake-up saying if paypal had good earnings comes out they would have give an pre-release saw it with another big fintech lost its cfo a couple months ago. announced that, same time pre-released numbers paypal didn't. appears to be one of the reasons the stock is getting hit today other thing on john rainey's departure, interim ceo is paypal's head of ir. another sign the move abrupt not a successor yet. dan shulman, adds pressure to what really was and is a high-pressure situation. growth of paypal

final words to you, leslie, how he will handle those numbers midterm. >> one of the things that we all know and it doesn't matter again democrat, republican who you want to blame who is in power as the federal reserve has the power when it comes to inflation. a lot of people blame the federal reserve for acting too slowly when it comes to interest rates not being as aggressive, you know, people say they have been passive. so, you know whether donald trump, joe biden -- >> biden reappointed him. biden reappointed them. >> it is the federal reserve. >> shannon: we have to leave it there and i thank you both and hope you will come back soon. thanks, guys. >> thank you, thank you. >> shannon: black lives matter depending its multimillion dollar mansion purchase and some of the latest woke west coast stories you have to hear to believe. jason rantz is back and live next. 4-wheel steer a multi-flex midgate and up to a 400-mile range on a full charge and the only way to reserve it is at chevy.com. find your future. find new roads. hi. we're zerowater. and we believe everyone deserves find you

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leslie and jason, always great to have you. come back soon. >> thank you. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: as the u.s. continues to ramp up its material support support for ukraine's war effort against russia, there are growing fears of an escalatory conflict between two nuclear superpowers, something national security correspondent jennifer griffin asked defense secretary lloyd austin about tuesday. >> are you worried this might turn into a proxy war between the u.s. and russia? is this turning into a proxy war? >> no, it's not. this is clearly ukraine's fight, and ukraine's neighbors and allies and partners are stepping up to make sure they have what they need in order to be successful. >> but you don't believe this will end in a nuclear war? >> well, i do not. having said that, ukraine has a right to protect itself. we're going continue to support ukraine. >> shannon: all right, let's get the latest news from on the ground there in ukraine. our correspondent is there live on what is now wednesday morning in livvy. >> repor

leslie: we have learned the names of six people who died here on the streets of sacramento. memorials have sprouted up on different street corners down here, just a block from the capital, as family members come by and mourn the loss of a loved one. it has been a tough day. tearful families of shooting victims came to downtown sacramento to light candles and set out flowers. a bar fight that spilled onto the streets.

leslie, thank you. >>> let's bring in dan to talk more about this. if you think the ipos have been tough, you should see what's going on with spacs. se c has a new set of rules to crack down on certain aspects of the deals. the deal trackers down 20 %. is the spac trend over or could we see a resurgence? let's bring in dan, the business editor at axios. overall, what does this mean for companies either hoping to do a traditional ipo, a spac, you name it? it feels like the door has slammed shut >> the door shaz slammed shut. a big part of that is on the buy side if you're a hedge fund or a mutual fund that likes buying high growth tech stocks, why right now would you buy a new issue, whether it's via spac or ipo, when all those companies that leslie was talking about that went public last year are mostly trading at good discounts to where they went buy names you know that have a couple quarters of public earnings under their belt. >> yeah. if i'm a company that was counting on this exit process, what do i do now >> you wait. and for the private ones,

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i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. alright, leslie. thank you happening now an event with the goal of ending gun violence. it's organized in the wake of the deadly sacramento shooting over the weekend as well as a deadly shooting in san francisco. here's a live look at that event. i'm going to set up. house did not appeared right now. it's taking place in san francisco. cdda. chase of boudin is scheduled to speak the event is being billed as a vigil and call to action to end gun violence. okay, in addition to the da the city attorney and police chief city faith and community leaders as you can see, there are all scheduled to take part. we will have much more on that for you later on this evening three suspects are now under arrest in connection to the investigation into sunday's deadly mass shooting. sacramento this afternoon one of the suspects 26 year old dondre martin made his first court appearance. martin is charged with assault and firearms possession. he did not enter a plea and will be back in court in may earlier and earlier t

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milam's brother, leslie, there managed the sturtevant plantation on which there was a bounces fishery isolated for the purposes of the. night but leslie milam had not been tried, he did not sign every form, and so he could not be implicated in hui's story. and so william bradford hui newcomer to cite 16.5 miles east to an abundance type is on the tallahatchie in tallahatchie county. his article came out in january of 1956 and at that time, this was an unprecedented geography, because hui was the first person to suggest a two county version of the murder in which till was kidnapped in leflore county before being killed and disposed of in tallahatchie county, the influence of his story is relatively easy to track. you just have to follow the maps. before hui's story, that is before january of 56, maps of till's murder looked like this. not that there are three counties. sound flower county is the blue and the barn is clearly identified. the amazing part is what happened after hui's story was published in january of 1956. every single map of the murder published between 1956 and 2005, in

was that jw milam's brother leslie. their managed the sturtevant plantation on which there was a in sufficiently isolated. for the purposes of the night. but leslie milam had not been tried. did not sign a release form and so he could not be implicated. in huey's story and so william bradford huey moved the murder site 16.5 miles east to an abandoned spot of riverbank along the tallahatchee river in tallahatchie county. his article came out in january of 1956 and at that time this was an unprecedented geography. because huey was the first person. to suggest a two county version of the murder in which till was kidnapped in lafleur county. before being killed and disposed of in tallahatchie county the influence of his story is relatively easy to track. you just have to follow the maps. before huey's story that is before january of '56 maps of till's murder look like this. note that there are three counties sunflower county is in blue and the barn is clearly. identified the amazing part is what happened after huey's story

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all supposed to be highly volatile in the first quarter and supposed to be stable in the quarter. >> leslie, thanks! >>> let's get to seema mody for a news update. >> hello jury selection begun for johnny depp's case. department he is suing over an article in which he claims she implies he abused her though the article doesn't mention him by name fans were seen holding signs supporting him. >>> two parents and doctors are suing the state of alabama. >>> pg and e is paying to avoid criminal settlement for two california wildfires starting by the utility's aging power lines. >>> "the washington post" said the learner family is looking to strange the structure and possibly selding outright. they said there's no time line for a decision. >> my hometown team. thank you. >>> ahead on "power lunch," the crypto downturn. despite the hype bitcoin is falling and about to break 40,000 >> wow >>> plus, a clean start. a startup giving batteries a second chance or charge. "power lunch" will be right back hybrid work is here. it's there. it's everywhere. but for someone to be able to work from here, there