, one airline goes to make it for you. exceptional katara always going places to go with hello, i'm lauren taylor in under the top stories on al jazeera and he's ready. hospital says at least 2 people have been killed in a shooting in central television. it happened in a crowded area near several bars and restaurants on thursday evening. at the motive, the shooting is not known. that's good. i'm not sure. john hallman is in west jerusalem. what, what do we know, john? yeah, that local hospital in television has put out a statement saying the wounded people rushed to hospital in the trauma. burn, bear.

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lauren blanchard live near the station in brooklyn this morning, lauren. what is the scene like today? is there still a big police presence out there? well good morning, pam. yeah there is. there are cops all have been down here we are just about a half a block or so away from this 36th street station. that, of course, is where just a day ago that mass shooting happened on one of those packed subway trains outside the station. just quite a bit number of news outlets, but as well as police as they are here. ah they continue to say this is a very active investigation because this suspected gunman remains at large. and pam just a few moments ago. we have learned that the person of interest in this case has now been upgraded to a suspect. they have not been able to find him and they are continuing to interview people and try and find exactly where this person could be because they do consider him dangerous. how much do we know about that person? i know where they're talking about the keys found to a to a u haul van now that they've upgraded him to a suspect ve

to lauren's part, he could try to do this via executive action. i think that would be a heavy lift, but where do you think this is going? >> i think tear going to try to do something to make it appear, so it's just like saying african-americans in the last election were talking about reparationings for slavery, and democrats said, okay, we're going to give if you a study on reparations for slavery which means nothing, obviously. this could be a similar case where he could say, all right, we have individuals who work in government sectors or teachers or whoever could qualify for the federal program, that they could have their loans forgiven after 10 years, we're going to speed those up, and is we're going to forgive so many bow roarers. he could say, listen, we we canceled a lot of student loan debt, we're not done yet. vote for us of after the midterm, and we'll do something in congress. that's what this is about, a platform to say they did something. and they're losing young people via polling for this midterm election, so they need to get someth

>> all right, lauren. keep us updated. thank you so much for that. >>> joining me now, cnn military analyst, retired major general james "spider" marks, and national security analyst bethenny sanner. the former deputy director of national intelligence. general, if i could, i want to ask first about this american killed this week. according to his family, he was working for a private military contractor while fighting alongside ukrainian forces. we heard yesterday of a british citizen being killed fighting alongside the ukrainians. this is a sad reality of any war, these deaths. do you think these deaths complicate the already tense standoff between russia and the west in this war? >> i really don't, kate. truly it is a humanitarian disaster. it's a tragedy. but here's a young man who raised a hand and said "i want to support my nation, i want to give something back," after he was honorably discharged from the marine corps. he said, "i'm not done. i want to make a difference globally." and he did. but i don't think it has a

lauren blanchard, fox news look out below the brief scare in santa rosa over the weekend. bless you hardly ever see this in south florida, the community advised to stay indoors as severe weather hits. temperatures just a bit cooler out there today. we're heading for a significant warm up as we head into the week. we'll look at that. there's the fog. we'll look at that as as a small business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving with comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. so boost your bottom line by switching today. get the new samsung galaxy s22 series on comcast business mobile and for a limited time save up to $750 on a new samsung device with eligible trade-in. meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's no

lauren blanchard, fox news alright, we are tracking some warm temperatures. it's going to heat up maybe a record as we head to tomorrow and thursday and then maybe some rain at the end of the weekend. back here with that. let's go to ktvu salix savage. now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu. plus julie. thank you coming up tonight at seven. a community is coming together. and tonight we will hear from those who live in sacramento about the aftermath of last weekend's deadly mass shooting. plus we hear from giant ceo larry baer about what fans can expect coming up later this week for the giants home opener. we'll have those stories and much more coming up tonight. live at seven over on ktvu. plus alex. thank you, but first after the break a new type of gig work if you have a yard and you don't mind dogs you, t oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-

joining us is lauren, at the new york times. what is the over under on whether musk is actually going to succeed in his takeover bid for twitter? >> there's a lot of obstacles standing in his way. you mentioned it. twitter put in a poison pill a couple of days ago, what that means is it becomes very difficult for musk to find more than 15% of the company. once he does that stake immediately dilutes. it's like, quicksand, it keeps sinking and sinking, can't get it anymore. musk has been threatening to do a hostile bid. effectively taking barack -- offers straight to shareholders, and trying to get them on board, pressuring the bold to remove the poison pill. there is a lot of questions about his ability to finance the deal, and the evaluations. there have been a couple analysts who have noted in may, they might have undervalued the company, and not just in fear monetary value being a good value for the company. >> why does elon musk debated blew the richest men in the world, why would he want to buy twitter? a company with far fe

lauren blanchard has the latest developments. the fight continues in ukraine for the first time, their defense ministry spokesperson says russia has used long range bombers to attack the city of mario pole, and i understand that is the city hostage. and i can't protect it. not yesterday . not today. there are thousands stranded in marry paul, unable to evacuate and with little food . the head of the united nations world food program says the city is being starved to death fighting for him. that's all all we can do and we will not give up on the people in marry paul and other people that we cannot reach more than 51 days into russia's war on ukraine, the ukrainians have been able to hold their capital city of kiev , but russia is promising more attacks after they claim ukraine bombed a russian border city. russia is also setting their sights on eastern parts of ukraine. in an effort to capture the donbas region. it is going to be a much harder, bigger fight than we've seen so far and the devastating loss for the russian navy ukrai

lauren blanchard, ktvu, fox two news. this is ktvu fox two news at six at six violence on bay area freeways and a woman shares her story of trying to avoid a reckless driver only for that driver to shoot at her car with her teenage daughter inside. you know, you never want to encounter that. but i mean, you try to stay away from people. you don't even not even safe. the honk your horn up people. it's not safe to even do that. new concerns about safety on bay area freeways after several freeway shootings in just the past week. good evening. i'm cristina rendon julie julie haener. the most recent incident happened over the weekend on highway four in pittsburgh. a woman was driving eastbound at about five o'clock saturday evening when she says another driver shot at her near railroad avenue. new at six tonight. ktvu is evan sernoffsky joins us now, after speaking with that woman about the shooting, evan that's right, julie. the woman says she's traumatized by the whole ordeal , and she wants authorities to take more drastic

lauren blanchard tells us the judge could be confirmed as the next supreme court justice by the end of the week. the stage is set. people can delay in terms of time, but they can't delay the vote. majority leader chuck schumer is lining up the senate to make history this week. untold millions of kids will open textbooks and see pictures of justice jackson and understanding a new way what it means to move towards a more perfect union. at least three republican senators mitt romney , susan collins and lisa murkowski are on board with judge tangie brown jackson supreme court nomination thank them as well as others who might join them. she deserves bipartisan support. i was convinced that judge jackson is well qualified intelligence capable ah, and i became convinced that she's within the mainstream senate vote will likely come as early as thursday . that's when jackson is expected to become the first black woman confirmed to the nation's highest court. so far, no other republicans have said they will support jackson. they say it's a matter of judicial decision, history and concern. as wit

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lauren blanchot, fox news. >> lauren, thank you very much. meantime, a michigan jury acquits two defendants of all charges in a so-called plot to kidnap and kill michigan governor gretchen whitmer. and in a stunning defeat for government prosecutors, the jury was unable to reach a verdict against the plot and the plots that is alleged leaders two of them in fact. prosecutors charge the defendants anti-government extremists furious over the governor's hand denuke restrictions while defense attorneys portrayed the men merely weekend warriors prone to big talk who were victims of a government sting before the twenty twenty election. meantime, another court appearance for two men and charged with impersonating federal agents. federal prosecutors arguing that they, quote, compromised secret service members and potentially jeopardized national security. fox news correspondent david sprunt has more on that for us . new pictures released in a court filing revealed just how well armed and well financed the two accused impersonators were 40 year old or

alright council member lauren taylor. appreciate your time this afternoon. thank you. thank you. we're learning a fox that attacked the northern california congressman at the us capitol has tested positive for rabies and has been put down as melanie window explains. the congressman wasn't the only person that fox bit around the ankle. caught on camera, a brazen alleged biter of ankles at our nation's capitol. never actually expected i was going to get attacked by real fox democratic congressman ami bera, recounting his encounter with a fox on capitol grounds. something lunge at the back of my leg, and it's like felt like a small dog and i jumped really quick and i was holding my umbrella because i thought i'd have to shoot a win. like that's not a dog. that's a fox, then a standoff of sorts ensued. it's looking at me. i'm looking at it. witnesses alerting capitol police while beira held the suspect at bay with his umbrella. someone can help a there's a fox attacking that guy. the perpetrator ran off while brera assessed his ankle area. the bite, piercing his suit and possibly lea

lauren: welcome to fox news live. two biden cabinet members could be in kyiv sunday. anthony blinken and lloyd austin will visit the capital city. zelenskyy plans to talk about the additionallal weapons he needs. rescue crews continue searching for a missing texas national guard soldier who vanished after trying to save two migrants in the rio grande. the my grants were involved in smuggling drugs. i'm lauren blanchard. now back to "unfiltered." for all of your headlines log on to foxnews.com. to foxnews.com. dan: biden is doing everything in his power to avoid a monstrous red wave in november. but last year there was an executive order to boost voter registration. they have been shady and cryptic about that executive order. joining me is charlie kirk, for under and president of turning point usa. this executive order to promote voter registration sounds benign, but it's kinds of weird. biden is not telling anyone where they are spending money to boost voter registration. it sounds like that zucker bucks all over again. >> it's like they have to make up for the $400 m

lauren blanchard tells us the judge could be confirmed as the next supreme court justice by the end of the week. the stage is set. people can delay in terms of time, but they can't delay the vote. majority leader chuck schumer is lining up the senate to make history this week. untold millions of kids will open textbooks and see pictures of justice jackson and understanding a new way what it means to move towards a more perfect union. at least three republican senators mitt romney , susan collins and lisa murkowski are on board with judge tangie brown jackson supreme court nomination thank them as well as others who might join them. she deserves bipartisan support. i was convinced that judge jackson is well qualified intelligence capable ah, and i became convinced that she's within the mainstream senate vote will likely come as early as thursday . that's when jackson is expected to become the first black woman confirmed to the nation's highest court. so far, no other republicans have said they will support jackson. they say it's a matter of judicial decision, history and concern. as wit

now, mr. shabba sherry, you know, he is also part of the well, the charity, lauren, he is brother of the former prime minister pakistan's to know why should he from to pakistan listening, meet noon fuzzy. and even though he is not well known internationally in the domestic sphere, he is a very famous of while edition and an administrator. he was the former chief minister of from job and you know, because of his administrative capabilities like he was able to gary out mega 100 mega projects, you know, in order for the development of the province. and unlike his uh brother the washer div, mr. shall bosher eve is known to have a very amicable relationship with the countries military. and that's really important. now before we talk more about the future, i want to back up a bit. you were covering protests this weekend. how are people feeling and what were they telling you? i mean, i what, why myself, yes, just yesterday, you know, i was in, at 0 point in islamabad and i and myself, i was pretty overwhelmed by looking at the numbers. the people out there on the streets are probably in tho

in 2007, triggering an international madhouse. french prosecutors of issued an international arrest. lauren for college goen, who formerly ran reno nissan. going is accused of funneling millions of dollars of reynold funds through a car distributor in all man for his personal use, including for the purchase of a $120.00 foot. that's it from me and the news team don't go away. up next l documentary program doc film takes on a train. right to see disappearing place. i've got office in berlin export with a thought they were gray. you.

right. lauren? she's head of the consulting group. you're asian international analytics. we thank you so very much for being on the w. thank you. here's a quick look now at some other stories related to the war that we've been following for you. russian gas is no longer flowing to lock in stony and lithuanian. the baltic states have stopped imports with wayne is calling on all you countries to do the same. germany and other european nations are still buying russian energy pressures. gas industry is excluded from you. thanks. a red cross convoys, again trying to deliver aid and evacuate civilians from the besieged city of murray . bull. an earlier attempt was abandoned for being too dangerous. an estimated 160000 civilians are still tracked without food were water. the tightest electron rays in more than a decade is under wayne hungry voters are choosing between nationalist prime minister victor, oregon, and a coalition of 6 opposition parties led by small town mayor peter at market saying the opposition groups have little in common beyond wanting to oust of the veteran le

lauren has more. lauren. >> frank james is being held in federal lockup and expected to be charged for the subway shooting that stunned this city. a massive multi-state manhunt ensued after tuesday's chaos. james himself helped bring closure to this chase. the bizarre climax came when 62-year-old frank james called crimestoppers after seeing himself. he was at a mcdonald's and he had gone when officers arrived. witnesses saw him and called the cops. >> i see the car, police come and -- this is the guy. catch him today. this is the guy. we got him, thank god. >> the events began during tuesday morning rush hour, a train pulled into a brooklyn subway station and a man wearing a gray hoody donnetwork ed a face mask and began firing. 10 people were shot, two dozen were wounded. james became suspect number one after being linked to a -- uhaul rental. he has made terroristic threats and disorderly conduct. authorities took credit explaining how police work made his capture inevitable. >> fellow new yorkers,

. >> let's bring in doctor lauren, princeton university political scientist, doctor wright, thank you for being here. you heard press secretary saying misinformation, no question is a problem. is this the solution for this problem and is this the right person? >> we have no idea because we have limited information about what the board will even be doing to tackle this information and how it will do it. frankly, if there is a big problem on the part of the biden administration, the mistake is not laying out in a detailed manner what the plan is. it's a serious issue and part of the reason is there's so much mistrust across the political aisle, everyone assuming things. it's a little too soon to call this "big brother" until we even know what's going to be happening. alicia: we have critics out there definitely calling this "big brother" and equating it to the 1984 ministry of truth in that novel. let me put up the tweet in response to the creation of this board. first from senator tom cotton, republican. the federal government creating a ministry of truth, department of common security

cnn lauren fox reports on this milestone. >> reporter: a historic day in the u.s. senate. with the confirmation of ketanji brown jackson to be the first black woman on the supreme court. judge jackson will take her seat on the bench after steven breyer retires following the summer session of the supreme court. democrats were joined by three republicans in supporting her nomination. senator romney of utah, senator murkowski of alaska and collins of maine. all joined together with democrats to support her confirmation. citing not just judge jackson's qualifications but the fact they wanted to move beyond the partisan battles that dominated confirmation hearings of the past. in the senate judiciary committee. there were a couple of hiccups however. senator ran paul was late to the historic vote. with many senators seated in their desk for the momentous occasion. it was a moment where lawmakers were milling about, waiting for one last senator to vote. senator graham and senator imhof also had to vote from the cloak room instead of desks because they weren't dressed for the occ

>> taylor lauren is a professional victim that she post online to get dunk on's only so she can delete them and claim she's being bullied. the clear answer is to get off twitter if you are a journalist mostly because you are betraying all of your partisan bias and it's so clear on twitter. >> i've got to tell you, i refrained from the like button, responses. it's very difficult because twitter -- >> you liked one of my tweets one time. >> but i like you. it was a mutual take, i'm sure. thanks so much. we've got extended coverage, another live hour coming up on "fox news @ night." no court handles the driving at your pace, store your things until you're ready, then we deliver to your home across town or across the country. plus your personal moving and storage team. you and new irresistible deals are now starting in 1899 fauci in the neighborhood. i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas and 2016 presidential candidate. like many of you, i've struggled to get a good night's sleep for most of my adult life i wasted at least two hours a day in my life tossing and turning, trying to

lauren. lavy. lindsey. reyna. sofia. aubrey. avery. denay. lauren. maggie. ryan. sammy. sam. and phia. madam speaker, along with that victory it is with a heavy heart i recognize the team's assistant coach who recently passed away. robert lee miller. anyone who had the privilege of knowing robert knows that he could always be found on the soccer field lending his strengths and gifts to coach dozens of teams and mentor thousands of youth players. as our bucks county community mourns his loss and remembers his passion for the game, i would like to offer a moment of silence for robert miller. madam speaker, we are incredibly grateful for the inspiration and impact the coaches, entire penn ridge women's soccer team, and of course the team's parents have had on our community. they are a tremendous asset. we are very, very proud of all of them. i look forward to seeing them all and presenting them with flags individually that were flown over the u.s. house of representatives. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee, mr

it's from writer—director lauren hadaway, a collegiate rower in the usa so knows what it's like to do that. it stars isabelle fuhrman as alex, and she joins the university rowing team and becomes absolutely obsessed with succeeding at this. you don't really know where this is going to go tonally, she is not the best rower, but she is so determined, she's pushing herself so far, she's hurting herself, getting into all sorts of bother, psychologically, so it's fascinating and the tone of the film takes you in directions that you are not sure where it's going to go so it could be a drama, a horror movie, it could be a thriller. i found the performances and the storyline really gripping and i was really happy to go on a journey with them. did you want to take up rowing? absolutely not, no chance. it's interesting to see women in a sporting setting because it is usually the preserve of men. and to see it in this way, it really shows how tough it is. absolutely, and i think it's brilliant that she's not glamorised in any way, and very realistic character and i thought that was very refreshi

well thank you so much, lauren sheets. they are obviously a man who is highly in demand because you've been reporting on the military situation for the past 2 weeks. thank you so much for your time. thank you. and here's a quick look at some other stories related to the war we've been following. for you . russian gas is no longer flowing to latvia, estonia and lithuania, the baltic states are stopped in ports. lithuania is calling on you countries to do the same, but germany and other european nations are still buying russian energy rushes gas industries excluded from new sanctions or red cross convoys. again, trying to deliver aid and evacuate civilians from the besieged city of maria, paul, an early attempt was abandoned as too dangerous. an estimated 160000 civilians are still trapped without food or water. earlier we spoke to dw correspond, and rebecca ritter's in the western ukrainian city of love. if i asked her about the latest attempt to rescue civilians from maria pull or there's thought to be between anywhere bet

temperature of so when you get these eat web events, ha hider is in pakistan's, capital islamabad with lauren. how people are coping there? that thread, their human life from what is happening because of the effect of global warming. last year, jacob abad saw a record temperature of $52.00. so said that over a 100 in $26.00 fahrenheit. and the doctor and medical expert warned, i did this for long for a few all wood molded would lead to all gun failures show. indeed they did their dia prices. the government has to come up with the elaborate blind. some of them are already in progress. dieter project dead when take at least a few more years that hydro paula bosh are damaged under construction. and ren sharif, troubleshooting, we'll go. we're at the new prime minister, one of the foot places he read the day. was that bosh our dime budget on it building down? we're degroat dig dime. the other thing is that budget don has to win off dody in south asia to start thinking about burning goal again. for that is definitely not an option. now the large government had started a very ambitious project, and

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more from cnn's lauren fox. >> reporter: a historic day in the u.s. senate with the confirmation of ketanji brown jackson to be the first black woman on the supreme court. judge jackson will take her seat on the bench after steven breyer retires. they were joined by three republicans in supporting her nomination. senator mitt romney of utah, lisa murkowski of alaska and susan collins of maine all joined together with democrats to support her confirmation citing not just judge jackson's qualifications but also the fact that they wanted to move beyond the partisan battles that have dominated the nomination theories. rand paul was late for the vote. with many seated in their desk, it was a moment where lawmakers were milling about waiting for one last senator to vote. senator lindsey graham and senator jim imhoff had to vote from the cloak room because they weren't dressed. senate rules require ties and jackets to be on the well of the senate. still, they said they were not going to let a couple stop the joy they felt. >>> thursday's confirmation vote in

we didn't go. indeed, we found levels of radiation 50 times higher than the norm. lauren, where cameras will discarded food packaging suggests the soldiers spend time there possibly becoming contaminated in the process. rescue workers and other staff remained in the town of chin. alby, during the occupation, hoping the russian forces would understand the danger they were putting the world. i'm. we caught up with orson roslyn, schwartner, rosalind. they were quite diverse and there were different groups, some understood where they were, and some did not. there was so many of them, the 1st group arrived than another than a 3rd and so on by some behaved reasonably. others less so. but i can't tell you what was going on in the heads anymore. homeschoolers shown you will have it with it's chernobyl has escaped another disaster. now it's about securing this site for the future. you're watching detail, hey, news from berlin up next on business. christy plots and looks at had the war in ukraine is making it harder for south americans to make ends meet. and don't forget, you can stay up to date

you can see here waiting in the are ok. lauren sheets. thank you so much for that. update, and we'll hope to be talking to later again today for the developments. thank you. crane says russian troops have either withdrawn or been repelled from the entire region around keep. the defense ministry says its forces have re taken more than 30 towns and villages for weeks battles north of the capital region kept russian forces from advancing. some of the true cost of that resistance is now becoming clear as ukrainian soldiers and members of the red cross enter these locations. a warning to our viewers. this next report contains some images. many will find disturbing. as russian troops withdraw from northern districts of keys, ukrainian forces are arriving to find death and destruction in their wake. the town of who has the scene of what some here are describing as a massacre. dozens of bodies lie on the road. resident save the retreating russian shot any one they found but a hor dully. they mean these people were just walking and they shot them without any reason or bang i

my friend called me up and he told me doors on nothing's been deliberate, neither food, lauren liddy saying. so which do you, you walker, ticket bicycle for a trade in search of money, food and medicine. most of the coffee shop, sir, so no potatoes and cabbage, instead of marshmallows and the cakes. at 1st, it was quite overwhelming. indeed, criminals expressed all the emotions that they felt about the invasion by looking to the eyes of the russian soldiers. they kept doing this every day for the 1st 3 weeks. yeah. you've seen them some point, did the news pushing that to russian lawyers and on the same team we received a report from russia to summit. the generals for the police forces, interest on the surprise demonstrations in your demonstration movement costs on lines that we've made. the farmers officials where we hear the explosions become hotter louder and yesterday night i've seen my heading door vibrate, like i've never seen it vibrate before. the radiance i'm getting closer to town. we want our army deliberate us, but we don't know what happens afterwards. we are very much a

all right, well thank you so much. lauren sheets. they're obviously a man who is highly in demand because you've been reporting on the military situation for the past 2 weeks. thank you so much for your time. thank you, ma'am. ukraine has warned that russian forces were left to the chair nobel nuclear plant after weeks of occupation may have been exposed to radiation channel, of course, at the sight of the wealth west nuclear accident which happened in the spring of 1986. the area remains heavily contaminated and is under continuous lockdown. russian soldiers at the channel below nuclear power plant. they took over the building on february, the 24th right at the start of russia's invasion. did the troops really know much about the place that government and sent them? apparently the young soldiers were clueless about the 1986 nuclear disaster, despite large numbers of death by radiation and heavy contamination. that's vadim. pope dimness view more than the moscow he's ukraine's chief engineer at shadow bill . and despite the risk of s

lauren: they are expected to speak about the meeting about an hour and a half from now. we'll bring it to you live once that happens. now back to regular programming already in progress. to u.s. energies number nine, the order total chaos permanent crisis. hurting our economy and society imagine what a laughing stock america would be how badly the rule of law would be undermined by another term of the border. ten, biden regime fascist assault on america's values, branding political opponents domestic terrorist, pushing censorship of anti- regime speech criminalizing parents who challenge democrat ideology. moving on, number 11. does anyone think the biden family corruption stories going away? what an embarrassment when it come from the president of the united states tried to enrich himself and his family and corrupted business deals with a hostile foreign power. and 12 the crime wave isn't quite bad enough already thanks four more years of biden would make it better? thirteen, biden look to cut our defenses, just the right thing to do will we have dictators invading othe

lauren simonetti following all of this. surprising good news on the earnings front. hey, lauren. lauren: neil, good to see you. welcome unfortunately to double-digit inflation because we're there. producer prices businesses paid to stock their shelves, they shot up 11.2% in the last year. those costs are largely passed on to you and me, consumers. that indicates we're not likely at peak inflation. you can't just plame blame food and energy, strip components out, core ppi up 9.2% annually. most on record. the fed will likely hike rates further, faster to contain all of this. separately but related, mortgage bankers association, they now expect overall mortgage originations that includes refinances to drop 35 1/2% from last year. homes are expensive. inflation. rates are going up. economy is slowing. the question is by how much? we got a glimpse from jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon today. he says he is not predicting a recession but it is possible that we get one. the nation's biggest bank, taking a 500 million-dollar charge from russia. russia, inflation, those are becoming the new buzzw

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lauren blanchard fox news. alright, lauren. thank you. time is now for 35. the coast guard is now suspended its search in humboldt county for a father and son who went missing while they were boden. no scott and josh are ball were reported missing. tuesday night. around nine pm, crews found their boat in humboldt bay, about a half mile from shore. it was partially under water, but there was no sign of them. the two fishermen launched their boat tuesday morning at fields landing about six miles south of eureka. they have not been seen since. the family says they last heard from them around noon on tuesday. the coast guard says the cruz suspended their search mission after searching more than 200 square miles and over 54 hours with no sign of those missing men. well, the owners of an oakland juice bar that has been burglarized three times since the start of the pandemic. they have a message for the people who break in. is infuriating is frustrating because oakland natives were born and raised here went to school here like we're in the community to give back. i

. >> cnn's lauren fox joins us live. how are democrats able to stay on message on this? >> reporter: well, that was the message from leadership, jake, but the message from some rank and file earlier this week, is joe manchin held a meeting to come with a strategy. after four months, when joe manchin torpedoed build back better, you have democrats grappling with what the message is. inflation is a problem, immigration is a problem. yet democrats are all over the map in terms of how to fix those issues. i asked senator joe manchin if he thought the democrats had a cohesive strategy. he said i have always had a cohesive message, not in sync with the other 49. that's something you hear from meblgs who say there's not much time left. a lot of members are saying it's up to me at this point to go back to my district and state, run against washington, and speak out for whatever i think my voters need. that is the strategy a lot of democrats deploy, but they say there isn't a co-see hiv message right now from their leadership and democrats at large. >> senate republicans and demo

inside out — back in the game, in a competition they've never won, a record that would remain when lauren hemp fired city two clear again. she found the target once more in stoppage time to keep city on course for the only piece of silverware they can win this season. no two ways about it, this result was massive. ben croucher, bbc news. we'll hear from west ham manager 0lli harder in a moment, but it's chelsea or arsenal who will await manchester city in the final at wembley — they meet tomorrow. and having that final at the home of football and on tv is a huge deal according to city's kiera walsh. i think when i was growing up, we never really had the... i never seen the stars of today playing at wembley, so i think for us, it's unbelievable. and to see the young girls at the games and all the city fans — you can hear them now — yeah, it's an unbelievable feeling, it's a special moment for everyone and, as i said, we're all really looking forward to it now we've got the win. this doesn't define our season. it's been _ this doesn't define our season. it's been a _ this doesn't defi

lauren. fire crews in arizona are fighting flames and powerful winds near flagstaff. the tunnel fire started sunday afternoon and burned about 100 acres in the first day but exploded early yesterday when the winds picked up now has burned more than nine square miles and is threatening hundreds of homes. people who live in the area say they were surprised to see how quickly it changed their neighborhood. we went up 89 past silver saddle road. the whole road was covered in smoke. um it was thick and heavy about a mile and a half past that we turned onto our road and we could see the smoke. it looked like it was in our backyard. now the fire has destroyed more than 20 buildings . we don't know how many of those are homes or perhaps businesses right now. firefighting aircraft are grounded because of those high winds. look at that. alright time is 4 49 back here at home. it's going to be dry during the day, but take an umbrella for later here around most of the bed. are you right, roberta? yeah you know, it was disturbing seeing those pictures out of flagstaff. and the one

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lauren faulk joins us now. thanks for coming on the show. >> good to be with you. jack: the stocks lagged while the stock they avoid have been searching. wise that? >> the war in ukraine, the conflict has pushed up prices for commodities like food and energy. we heard prices were up 8. 5% from a year ago, had the sharpest driving 40 years and a big part of that is fuel prices. the war aggravated local -- it is good for energy stocks but not good for tech stocks. big tech is an esg favorite. a snapshot of energy versus tech. if you look at the energy sector by this fund it is up 40% this year on the other hand if we look at the technology sector, it has lost 15%. jack: skeptics are saying i told you so. is this concept fundamentally flawed? >> great question but i don't think it is fatally flawed, and risks, i spoke with one of them, from and why you, a guest on your show a couple weeks ago, the leading expert on valuations and a vote for critics and he says it is the first of many tips for esg and the moment of reckoning is coming. jack: will be look back on this a

west ham back in the game in a compass and they have never won, a record that could remain after lauren hemp made it two once again. she fired him once more in stoppage time tub with city clinging onto the last piece of civil war they can win this season. no doubt about it, this result was massive. ben croucher, bbc news. it's chelsea or arsenal who will await manchester city in the final at wembley. they meet tomorrow. and having the final at the home of football and on tv is a huge deal, according to city's kiera walsh. i think when i was growing up, we never really had the... i never saw the sides of the date playing at wembley, so it is unbelievable. to see the young girls at the games and all the city fans, you can hear them now, it is an unbelievable feeling, it is a special moment for everyone and, as i said, we are all really looking forward to it now that we've got to win. it's also a big weekend of cup action in scotland. and hearts are through to the scottish cup final after beating rivals hibs 2—1 in a thrilling encounter at hampden park. chris mclaughlin was watching the

she was happy. >> perfectly innocent, said lauren, but did oscar think so? bachelor had seen, he said, how jealous oscar could be about his former girlfriend samantha. he told his friend believe oscar now felt the same way about her. >> she was contacting her, ex was afraid. >> was oscar jealous of him? we don't know. but we do know this, that little coffee date he had with reba, it was on february 12th 2013. 36 hours before oscar killed her. coming up, prosecutors lay out the case. iphones, bullet holes, rivas clothes, neighbors stories. >> the state has but a huge amount of work, money, an effort into making the case. >> but everybody will be watching whether or not you can approve the intent to kill her. >> we would not have charged him if we did not believe so. >> when dateline continues. n dateline continues i had been giving him kibble. it never looked or felt like real food. but with the farmer's dog you can see the pieces of turkey. it smells like actual food. i saw a difference almost overnight. healthy poops, healthy dog, right? as he's aged, he's