at cnbc. here is your top five at 5:00. stocks trying to stop the april losing streaks futures hanging in there as earnings begin to rollout. >>> another fed member talking record high prices making the case for a more aggressive approach. >>> china's president standing by the crushing covid measures. >>> and relief for potential home buyers and rates tick back below 5% our interview with the ceo of the howard hhe

that's what's topping cnbc's on the money. google issuing a massive security update for its 3 billion chrome users the tech giant revealing hackers successfully targeted its web browser and now it reports it found 30 new security flaws. and that seven of them pose a high threat. google reports it's rolling out a fix in the coming days, but hear this, chrome users can manually update their browsers right now to resolve the problem. >>> the post office facing lawsuits over its plan to upgrade its fleet with mostly gas-powered vehicles 16 states are now suing the post office they're alleging the agency's environmental analysis is flawed at issue, they're spending $11 billion on gas trucks that get less than 9 miles to the gallon. the postal service announced it plans to buy 148,000 new vehicles only 10% of them electric powered. >>> and tropicana. really they have introduced the first cereal made for orange juice instead of milk. look there, the banner is covering it. it's annoying but look at it tropicana crunch it's a granola k

that's what's topping cnbc on the money. starbucks could extend new and better benefits only to non-union workers. that's new today from the ceo howard schultzn back he's been back on the job for week and a half. the move an apparent counter to the wave of unionization efforts in company owned rotation. today, 18 stores voted t unionize and 24 others have voted to move the effort forward. >>> amazon kicking some of their increased costs down the line. third party sellers who use the amazon fulfillment centers can expect a 5% increase the fuel and inflation surcharge set to go into effect in about two weeks. amazon informed sellers today. >>> and krispy kreme fighting inflation with donuts. the chain offering a dozen original glazed donuts, the very best donuts, for the price of a gallon of gas. right now the nationwide average, about $4.08 now the cost normally for a dozen glazed is more than 11 bucks. krispy kreme reports this deal is available wednesdays only through early may. >>> on wall street, earnings season starts an

>> 25. >> systematically cnbc. >> systematically cnbc in bucha and one of the things that's most troubling for me as we wonder whether a genocide is occurring, but one of the women reports that the soldiers repeatedly said to them that we are raping you so you will not bear ukrainian children's . that something a genocide or says. >> president biden said today directly for the first time that it is indeed genocide. that aside, what is your assessment of how these investigations are being conducted, if they even have the capability now? >> i must say that i was incredibly impressed. given the circumstances they're under, i met with six senior prosecutors who came to the border and we talked about their cases. i've done this for 12 years. i was extremely impressed and i commend madame benedict about, the chief prosecutor general, for her relief on this. they are really doing a remarkable job, whether families are fleeing, when bombs are literally falling around their heads. >> what lessons did you bring away from the melodic prosecution? is there a particular piece of evidence that's critica

that's where cnbc's valerie castro is tonight. she's tracking the manhunt while we wait for the news conference to begin valerie, to you. >> reporter: shep, the latest development in this tonight is that police believe they may have found a u-haul truck in connection with the suspect. it had arizona license plates. they believe they may have found it five miles from this location in another brooklyn neighborhood they still haven't announced if they found the suspect earlier today law enforcement did recover a gun from inside the subway station this is where that shooting happened they say it was jammed, possibly preventing further tragedy during the morning rush hour what happened on a brooklyn subway train suddenly came into view. >> it was nothing like fire. it was a lot different than what the smell of fire is, and i saw maybe a 16-year-old kid, he was sitting on the steps coming out of the train station, and he had a bullet in his knee. >> reporter: new york city police say the train was still moving when the gunman wearing a

this is "the news," on cnbc. >>> president zelenskyy lays out in graphic detail russian atrocities in ukraine. >> translator: they killed entire families, adults and children and they tried to burn the bodies. >> his challenge, increase sanctions, bring putin to justice and to the united nations, remove russia or dissolve yourself. >>> former president obama makes his first trip back to the white house. his advice for panicked democrats before the mid terms. >> you've got a story to tell, you've got to tell it. >>> three victims raped and killed now more than 30 years later a break in a major case. >>> tiger woods ready for the masters. does he think he can play and win it >> it's going to be a tough challenge and a challenge i'm up for. >> charting the return of tiger. >>> ivanka trump testifies before the january 6th committee. >>> takedown of the dark web. >>> and come along to the city battling the highest inflation in america >>> live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening what is the point of the united nations if it's powerless to stop

this is the news on cnbc >> a fresh show of unity against putin. >> ukraine clearly believes that it can win, and so doesane here. >> the action taking today and the new reporting on how the use helped take down a russian plane. >> support and scrutiny for elon musk the new fallout over his twitter deal, and the hit that tesla's stock just took. >> a kidnapped baby found alive. just a day after being snatched in broad daylight. >> there's some connection to the family, but we don't know exactly what that connection is. >> the brazen act and the three suspects now in custody. >> a central florida amusement park sued over the death of a 14-year-old boy. >> i don't want this to happen to another family. >> plus, the allegation of another rider who nearly died moments before >> the guy it almost was will be a witness. >> vice president harris tests positive for covid >> retiring on bitcoin, the first of its kind 401(k) option. >> and a real life angry bird caught on camera >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. the pentagon is vowing to mov

i'm shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc a new tactic in putin's war. russia cutting off gas to two nato nations, the fallout felt across the west. >>> a u.s. marine jailed in russia for nearly three years now free >> after waiting all this time, we're going to be able to hug my kid. >> reporter: who the u.s. gave up in return and the questions about the deal. >> we got a standing ovation for the speaker. >> kevin mccarthy faces his gop colleagues for the first time since the leaked january 6th audio recordings what we're learning about the closed-door meeting. >>> drastic action taken to survive california's drought the new extreme and his torque mea historic measure announced. >>> policing in minneapolis. >>> a new push for student loan debt to be forgiven. >> and -- >> she turned the tide of history. >> honoring the life of ma madeleine albright >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening vladimir putin just turned up the pressure he's unleashing one of the most powerful economic weapons in his ar

this is the news on cnbc >> they're repositioning they're refocusing on the donbas >> putin, will it change the war? >> the crackdown on ghost guns. >> all of the sudden it's no longer a ghost it has a return address. >> the new action taken and what it means noerz making, buying, and selling the guns. >> when you think about the compassion that he had >> tributes for dwayne haskins, the nfl quarterback killed by a truck on a highway as investigators ask why was he out walking on the interstate. >>> elon musk not joining twitter's board. but is he backing off or just getting started? >> he is certainly able to complain and do things more outside than inside. >> the first major city to reimpose a mask mandate indoors. >>> a tense battle for france. and lining up for food in the metaverse. the restaurants ready for your order. >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. russia is amassing tens of thousands of troops for an all-out assault on eastern ukraine. that's according to ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. he says ukraine is ready

at cnbc and here's your top five at 5. rate shock as mortgage rates surge the highest level in years. what's going to happen to housing? >>> he's not passing elon musk getting active at twitter. are big changes coming at the heavily criticized company >>> caught up, bidding wars.

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this is "the news on cnbc. russia strikes a crowded train station. >> you can see what's left of the missile here now >> dozens of evacuees killed >> this is an attack on civilians. >> reporting from the ground plus the much-needed weapon ukraine is now getting. >>> judge ketanji brown jackson. >> we've made it, all of us. >> her historic path to the high court. >> it took just one generation to go from segregation to the supreme court of the united states >>> no convictions the major blow to the government's case in the alleged plot to kidnap the governor of michigan >>> historic launch. tourists headed to the international space station for the first time inside the revolutionary mission. >>> the academy announces its punishment for will smith. >>> the prediction for this year's hurricane season. how bad will it be >>> the race begins to build a casino in new york city. >> announcer: live from cnbc >> the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. >>> russia horrifying the world yet again with another sh

you had me on cnbc last week and i was buying cnbc while i was on i'm buying netflix, i should say, while it was on, and we are absolutely 100% bullish on netflix. i would watch more today all in there >> did you guys huddle on this peculiar or did you even need to if you are so aligned here it's like a mind meld. [ laughter ] >> he has three of the biggest movies ever onnetflix. so that's a pretty easy -- we're betting -- we're betting on ryan and that's a bet i would always take >> and he was the sexiest man alive at one time. i'm told we can move on now that i've mentioned that. >> pardon me, ryan >> i think it was the 1940s. >> oh, yeah. >> the first issue >> i've always had a beef with them i've never won it. >> jim, what do you think? >> netflix down, down, down opinion. >> first, i want to say that my 27-year-old daughter just found outside i have a tv show and she put it on and ryan reynolds is on, and she said i bet he picks netflix. you have the second derivative trade that she got right >> wow >> -- he's the only guy that has made me a gym-soaked vegetable with his incredible j

at cnbc. here is the top five at 5:00 buying high and selling low? not the normal strategy for one investor who took a $400 million loss on netflix. >>> and tests la top tesla kcoms for another quarter. >>> and why amazon could be the moment for the former first family. >>> call it a ho

at cnbc. here is your top five at 5:00. maybe not so passive what elon musk is asking his twitter following after his 10% stake in the company. >>> a big apple rebound. a new report shows how expensive things are getting. >>> the commodity super cycle. jeff currie's report. >>> and kicking the shareholder activist in third

this is "the news" on cnbc >>> targeting putin's banks and his family >> they'll not be able to touch any of their money or do business here. >> the president calls major war crime, but will the west stop buying putin's oil. >>> russian forces now fully out of kyiv. so what's putin's next move? we'll ask the pentagon press secretary. lawmakers unleash on oil company execs. >> don't tell us that you can't do anything about it you can do something about it. >> price gouging >> shell does not sell or control the price of crude oil. >> or politics >> this is a deliberate distraction. >> what now? a gas prices rise. >> no charges in the death of amir locke >> i am disgusted with minneapolis. >> her son on the couch with a gun. police shot and killed him. >> the pressure against no-knock warrants the first big bank warns of recession ahead. trump aides held in contempt of congress and live from miami as the city goes crypto wild ♪ ♪ >>> live from cnbc, the fact, the truth, "the news" with shepard smith. >>> good evening vladimir putin's bloody invasion of ukraine could last years and th

here at cnbc global headquarters. here is the top five at 5:00 a more aggressive fed strategy the central bank is eyeing steps to shed billions from the balance sheet and ramping up rate hikes. >>> the oracle of omaha. shares of hp taking off after berkshire takes a stakes. >>> and amazon facing scrutiny from regulators around the use of your data >>> and lawmakers set to take on the hot button issues of

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at cnbc. here is your top five at 5:00. stocks trying to stop the april losing streaks futures hanging in there as earnings begin to rollout. >>> another fed member talking record high prices making the case for a more aggressive approach. >>> china's president standing by the crushing covid measures. >>> and relief for potential home buyers and rates tick back below 5% our interview with the ceo of the howard hughes corporation. >>> and no relief in the grocery aisle. morning rbi on how much food prices are surging chef david burke is here talking about higher prices and what it means for his restaurants. it is thursday, april 14th this is "worldwide exchange. >>> good morning, good afternoon or good evening. welcome from wherever in the world you are watching i'm brian sullivan thank you for joining us on this busy friday -- i know it's not friday we're off tomorrow from a business day, why not a check on the markets and your money. stock futures are flat to mixed. not seeing any trend we have dow up a little bit. s&p dow

at cnbc. here is the top five at 5:00 more pain ahead after friday's meltdown stocks falling here and around the world. >>> history in france. emmanuel macron wins re-election. the first of its kind in more than 20 years. a live report from paris ahead. >>> will it be a musk win for elon twitter now ready to consider selling itself to the tesla founder. >>> is food inflation about to get better the ceo of one of the world's biggest fertilizers is here. >>> and what you think is going to happen with the american economy with recession ahead it is monday, april 25th this is "worldwide exchange. >>> good morning, good afternoon or good evening. welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan thanks for joining us here to start the week let's get to the monday money. as you know, it has been mostly a rough ride for stocks this month. really this year i'm sorry to tell you, it is not looking like it will get better. not today. stock futures are down across the board. dow

cnbc's senior white house correspondent kayla tausche now. kayla. >> kelly, the visit a symbolic show of western resolve after that secretive three-hour meeting with ukraine's president and the country's top officials. the u.s. defense and state secretaries announcing plans to bolster military aid and diplomatic efforts two months after u.s. officials were relocated to western ukraine and poland ahead of the invasion selected to lead the mission in kyiv, ambassador bridget brink, a career diplomat currently serving as the ambassador to the slovak republic. lawmakers touting her expertise in eastern europe. a white house official says president biden will formally send her nomination in the coming days to the senate where leaders say she should be confirmed quickly. >> ms. brink's nomination is terrific news at a critical moment and the senate will prioritize her confirmation once she comes before the senate and move her as quickly as possible she is needed. and we will not tarry or delay >> for the tens of thousands of ukrainians seeking asyl

this is the news on cnbc >> putin tests a nuclear capable missile and issues a new warning. tonight, the pond gone's response. >>> netflix stock craters down 35%. the worst day in 25 years. >> not monetized 5 million viewers. what are they thinking >> what the turmoil means for the future of streaming. >> johnny depp back on the stand. >> she has a need for conflict and violence. >> his testimony his ex-wife struck him. >> what do you want to do, hit me again not once but repeatedly. bam. >>> off duty cops allowed to smoke weed the new law set to take effect and the backlash. >> we got a set of guardrails that will affect the community and our residents. >>> massive wildfire affecting homes and lives. the ohio doctor walking free, acquitted on 14 counts of murder >>> and florida lawmakers take action to punish disney. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening the cdc wants you to mask up while you're traveling the agency is now asking the justice department to fight for it in court. just last hour we learned the doj will appeal

that's what's topping cnbc's on the money. cnn plus shutting down on april 30th, less than a month after launching. cnn says it's poured hundreds of millions of dollars into the streaming service. it had up to 150,000 subscribers according to reports in an internal memo, incoming ceo said departing staffers will get at least six months of severance pay. he also said some content will move to other parts of the company. he called the decision difficult but said it was the right one for the long-term success of cnn. >>> hbo max meantime has grown to nearly 77 million subscribers. that's according to the latest quarterlies today from the former parent company, at&t. it marks a 3 million subscriber increase from last quarter and is up nearly 13 million from last year. it comes as competitor netflix just reported its first subscriber loss in more than a decade >>> and amazon is lending its prime services to other retailers. the company launched a new service today called buy with prime. it lets third-party retailers use amazon's fu

i'm shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc. >>> a major russian warship sunk . ukraine claiming responsibility. >> this is their flagship. >> plus, the eu takes a big step toward banning russian oil. hostile takeover. elon musks $43 billion bid to buy twitter. >> i could technically afford it. >> the twitter boards meet, and more of a plan b for musk. >>> the suspected subway shooter in court. what the judge ordered, and new evidence uncovered. >>> the president made him do it. >> they were cut cajoled, directed. >> the first january 6 the defendant to try the argument before a jury now learns his fate. >>> extreme weather, deadly wildfires and record-breaking snows. protest break out over the police killing of a black man, and, could it be? >>> a wooden knife sharper than steel? >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. 49 days ago, when all seems lost, ukrainian soldiers defiantly told a mighty russian warship to go f itself. remember that? now, that same mighty russian warship has indeed sunk in a humiliating blow

here's cnbc's contessa brewer. >> reporter: she plays for emanual college in boston. it was game-changing when the ncaa decided last usummer to allow student athletes to get paid for their name, image and likeness, or nil. >> when the rule came out that we can have deals playing basketball, that really encouraged me to play my extra year. >> reporter: the basketball star and influencer recently signed a deal with stock x helping fund her passion project, basketball camps that promote diversity stock x says it benefits from exposure to fin's diverse fans. >> so she built this incredible following on instagram, over half a million followers of her doing her clinics, her conversations, her camps, her tricks, et cetera, really providing this audience that she had grown through her basketball success. >> reporter: adidas just announced a platform that allows any student athlete at adidas-sponsored schools have the opportunity to make a nil deal. >> it really helps us from the standpoint of being engaged with the gen z consumer, not just in wearing our product on the field

employer has its first union that's what is topping cnbc's on the money. workers at amazon's massive warehouse on statin island, new york, voted by a wide margin to form a union with nearly 5,000 votes cast, employees voted to unionize 55 to 45% the landmark win comes on the heels of another union battle for amazon last night we reported there is an ongoing revote to unionize the alabama facility votes against unionization do have a slight edge but about 400 ballots remain contested. >>> government regulators unveiling new vehicle fuel standards today. the new requirements roll back standards enacted under former president trump. gas mileage set to increase in 2024 and 2025. and then in '26 new cars will have to average at least 40 miles a gallon that's up from 24 miles her gallon right now. >> and sir paul mccartney with a request to starbucks, stop charges extra for plant-based millings they charge about 70 cents for adding at almond or soy milk mccartney is a proponent for animal rights and just found out about all this. >>> the wall street, the dow up

the nasdaq down 19 i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news tracking crypto criminals. inside the secret service effort to track down stolen money >>> a pill designed to help with severe covid could be the key to relief for long haul patients. >>> first, a surge of migrants at the southern border >> last month border patrol arrested nearly 210,000 undocumented migrants trying to cross the u.s.-mexico border that's according to federal court filing reviewed by reuters. the count is a 24% increase it's the highest monthly total in two decades the biden administration plans to lift a covid era policy next month. this year more than half of the migrants crossing the u.s.-mexico border have come from central american countries. some migrants are coming from further away an aravage of more than 1,000 ukrainian migrants have shown up this come as one of america's bigst cities welcomes ukrainian refugees who are escaping the war. >> reporter: a neighbor ten blocks wide. it's called ukrainian village. she's in the middle in

let's bring in david henderson now, civil rights attorney, cnbc contributor. david, this guy has already pleaded guilty how should lawyers on both sides approach this? >> you know, shep, he's pled guilty but it's still going to be a lengthy trial i think the lawyers need to approach it in terms of making sure that these families don't have to go through this trial twice. if you're the prosecutor in this case, you're not worried about the evidence but this case is so strong you don't want to make a mistake that leads to having to retry this where people have to relive the experience. if you're the defense, you're largely doing the same thing, making sure you're putting forth to the jury the reasons why they might give him life without parole instead of the death penalty. >> is it hard, david, to pick a jury in this kind of a situation? >> picking juries in capital cases takes a long time, period. i tried one here in texas in a case that was not highly publicized and it took six weeks. part of the reason why is because society is starting to gradually move away

this is "the news" on cnbc the russians accuse ukraine of striking back. a helicopter attack on a fuel depot inside russia. what the ukrainians are saying and the effect on peace talks. >>> another strong jobs report. >> the unemployment rate a new low. >> the industries doing the most hiring as inflation soars. >> i know that this job is not finished we need to do more to get prices under control. >>> the justice department crackdown on gun trafficking. a dozen arrested thanks to some new tools. >> the technology being deployed by atf should send shockwaves through violent criminal organizations. >>> today we made history. >> a first for amazon. >> the people have spoken. and the people wanted a union. >> what it means for workers and the company. >>> the russian oligarch turned wartime peace negotiator >>> a judge rules on ghislaine maxwell's request for a new trial. >>> and the fresh tech that could change the drive-through forever. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >> good evening. ukraine was responsible f

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that's what's topping cnbc's on the money. new claims for unemployment benefits fell to just 166,000 last week. that's new data from the labor department compare that with exactly two years ago as the pandemic started to surge weekly claims topped 6 million now they're at their lowest since november of 1968 >> walmart raising pay to attract new truck drivers. dangling as much as $110,000 for new drivers. the recruitment push comes as e-commerce sales surge and stores and warehouses become tougher to restock last year, industrydata shows the trucker shortage topped 80,000 drivers, an all-time high >> and apple taking its first bite out of live sports. tomorrow night, major league baseball is coming to apple tv plus two games exclusive every friday night. for now, apple says the games will be available without a subscription, each broadcast will feature apple product tie-ins, batter walk-up songs will be available on apple music, and siri will be there with all your baseball trivia. >> on wall street, the markets rebounding slig

at cnbc. cnbc.com/investingclub so many people who hate me from gamestop have also decided to sign up. who knew friday, we have an oil rig count number, i know the president wants the oil companies to drill more on the parcels of land that they own the federal ones, and the already drilled wells that they own. and they love that they can make a ton of money holding down production the bottom line, regardless of what happens next week, wall street will remain in good news/bad news mode when people talk about the freight rate collapse, you're never going to hear it's because of there's so many drivers you will only hear it's because of low demand. so you should steel yourself john >> caller: thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: i'm a long term viewer of your show. i appreciate your advice and guidance we've picked out jpmorgan chase. >> jpmorgan has the balance sheet, they have a 3% yield. but i will tell you, my charitable trust vastly prefers both wells fargo and morgan stanley.