lauren and alex went to a bar downtown one night. and lauren met someone. his name was shawn fields, and he was working security at the bar. he let the two women in, kept an eye on them throughout the evening, and then as they were leaving, he made contact with a lord. >> she's like, i give him my number and i guess we will see if he contacts me. >> he did. lauren told alex the next morning. >> she's like, oh, he texted me and were going on a date this afternoon. >> shawn said he was a car part-time computer science student at a nearby community college. he was 28. a little old, but not a big deal. more dates followed and lauren told her appearance about the man in her life. >> it sounded sort of old fashion, the way that he was paying attention to her and asking her out for dinner. doing all of these things. >> yeah, i used to say oh, she's. enough >> you could hear in her voice? >> yeah. >> things moved quickly. lauren and shawn were soon exclusive. when did you realize they were boyfriend and girlfriend? >> probably a week and a half after they met. >> s

lauren: you can't. stuart: i don't see how you avoid that and i think the federal reserve actually will encourage this slow down. >> well everybody is upped their chances of recession. banks are starting to bake it in for next year but look, i'm just saying wait to see the fed do it because there's a theory that they start talking tougher to calm people down and then they find excuses to not go at a half point. i want to see the half point. lauren: there's also the theory at 50 points at each meeting won't be enough because inflation is that in the market. it is pretty bad. it's going to have to be at least half a point if they are really serious. stuart: that's why the stock market is selling off. that's it, isn't it? high inflation, rates going up, fed in action, gotta act, market down. where am i going wrong? >> every time we've seen this and the fed has gotten serious its been a disaster in terms of growth in the market, so yes, they are looking backward but this is a different fed, guys, a very dif

good morning, lauren. lauren: good morning. stuart: what's this about that maybe a false flag operation? lauren: pre-text to justify an escalation in putin's warfare so russia says that ukrainian helicopter gun ships crossed the border into their country and then they released pictures of an explosion at an oil depot. the ukrainians and the u.s. have not verified that reporting. meanwhile, ukraine is bracing for renewed attacks in all parts of the country, if you go to the region in the southeast more attacks there the seaport of mariupol, look, putin promises evacuation cease-fire they have 45 humanitarian buses trying to get hundreds of ukrainians out. is he going to let that happen as he said he would? and then you have british intelligence, they say that russian troops are repositioning to target kyiv, plus russian forces near the chernobyl nuclear site they moved out and there are reports they suffered from radiation poisoning and amid all of this , there's another round of peace talks today. i think there are low expectat

lauren: correct. stuart: barstool sports guy dave portnoy is in miami at the crypto conference, and he joins us a little later, next hour. futures show modest gains pretty much, well, modest gain for the dow, with a four point loss for the s&p and the nasdaq is down about 50. that's at the opening bell. the white house insists president biden was not in close contact with speaker pelosi, despite this kiss two days before her covid diagnosis. roll tape. >> how can you say that president biden was not in close contact with speaker pelosi when there is video of the speaker kissing him? >> the cdc and their definition of it is 15 minutes of contact within six feet. it did not meet that bar. stuart: okay, now the gridiron dinner last weekend is now considered a super spreader. the president attends a big event today. i wonder what precautions they are going to take. as the atrocities pileup in ukraine, the kremlin admits its troops have taken significant losses and that's not stopping them from pounding th

lauren: seven injured in strikes in kharkiv. ukraine's second largest city has seen the worst fighting since russian forces have retreated from kyiv. russian rockets flew at a low altitude over a nuclear plant in zaporizhzhia, killing one person. zaporizhzhia is the last large city under ukrainian control in the southeast. many ukrainians fear front lines are headed there. trenches are dug in expectation of an assault. ukraine's state run atomic energy company says it could cause nuclear catastrophe. more than 40 countries agreed to meet monthly to discuss arming ukraine. the first was held at the ramstein air base in germany. the u.s. and allies promised to send more weapons. the german government said it would send anti-aircraft tanks. reporter: after a surprise visit to kyiv, the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin told 40 defense ministers that they needed to do more for ukraine to win the war. >> we don't have any time to waste. the briefings today laid out clearly why it is crucial for ukraine. we have to move at the speed

thanks, lauren. quickly check the futures please still got a mixed picture here, no significant price movement at the opening bell unless, of course you're talking about twitter. we'll be back. ♪ living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor start an anti-diarrheal and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. life-threatening lung inflammation can occur. tell your doctor about any new or worsening

stuart: lauren? lauren: i think it's embarrassing and i feel bad for those executives speaking of ignorance, commodity market is forward-looking so you invest now for what you do in the future but i'll add this. these oil companies that you're going to see , they don't own the pumps. .1% of gas stations are owned by the major oil companies, so they don't have skin in that game. stuart: all right lauren: it's just, it's the white house is frustrated and they need to blame someone, so case in point, blame these big rich guys. stuart: economic ignorance, nice expression i'm going to steal it off you that's exactly what it is thanks, david, thank you, everybody let's check futures as we run up to the opening bell some red ink, but not that much. we will take you to wall street, for the opening bell, next. ♪ (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different how? you sell high commis

well, lauren -- lauren: yep. stuart: welcome back. which side does former twitter guy, dorsey, where's he on this? >> lauren: i think he's on elon musk's side. he's a yogi, and he channels his inner yogi -- stuart what? lauren: he does a lot of yoga. elon is a sing is lahr solution i trust. -- sling lahr solution. i trust his mission to extend the light of consciousness. [laughter] let's speak to the moral element of twitter, right? everyone authenticated, no bot withs, free speech for all, no problem. but the real world problem is can that exist as a for-profit enterprise. dorsey couldn't do it. maybe, maybe the woke left and twitter employees wouldn't let him do it. maybe he didn't want to battle them. or, like i said, babe he's supporting elon maas -- maybe he's supporting elon musk now because he just netted $900 million, right? to be exact. but then you have the elizabeth warrens of this world who think it's dangerous for our democracy. we need a wealth tax and strong rules to hold big tech accountable. so the far left wants to h

lauren, what should we be looking for? lauren: ad sales. facebook's is the second biggest online advertising platform and google sent the warning shot last night. advertising is 97.3% of overall revenue at facebook, so if that slows their overall revenue growth is expected to slow. it is expected to grow. $28.2 billion in the quarter but that would be the slowest on record for facebook. and then you also have to look at the other problem which is growing their subscriber base, their user base. daily active users. they are expected to rise to 1.95 billion but that might in the happen and that's why the stock hammered this year, 46% this year, they are all down sharply double digits, facebook is down the most. 19%. stuart: 384, today meta is now called 175. lauren: isn't that incredible? stuart: spotify, now i thought they came out with good numbers? lauren: they did. stuart: did they make the call -- lauren: yes, spotify is a winner, total monthly active users rose 19%, record 422 million in the quarter, what's the problem? what's the proble

lauren: what were the main headlines during this debate? >> well, you heard emmanuel macron, the incumbent centrist candidate talking to marine le pen. he basically grilled her pretty early on in this debate about links to the kremlin and a russian bank loan that she took to help fund her presidential campaign back in 2017. le pen looked visibly uncomfortable when she was being questioned about that, even frustrated. that was really setting the tone for the rest of the debate where it has to be said that macron certainly seemed to have the upper hand in terms of detail, in terms of facts and figures on a number of issues, including the economy and international affairs. a particularly interesting moment in the debate was when marine le pen was asked about her proposal -- if she were to be elected as president, she said she would make it illegal for muslim women to wear the veil anywhere in public. macron responded by asking if she wants to make friends the only country in the world that bans religious signs, and she looked very much on the

lauren: dr. fauci is speaking now, and he and he says the durability of the mrna vaccines is neither years long or lifelong. that always -- you might always need a shot, which would be good for pfizer, moderna and johnson and johnson, or maybe it would be bad. pfizer's down. stuart institute that stock doesn't move. pizza, domo's as in, yeah, pizza -- lauren: remember yesterday it was down $19 after terrible earnings? a down grade today but also several brokerages also came out, slashed their price targets, and they all said there is a severe with delivery driver shortage. part of the labor crunch that dominoes is dealing with. if they don't have people to -- i don't know anybody that goes to a dominoes to pick up a pizza. stuart: it's absolutely universal, isn't it? lauer -- airbnb just told employees they could work from home forever. we've got that story for you. a local leader in eagle pass, texas, a democrat, calling out washington for the crisis on the border. listen to this. >> i respect p

lauren: 5%. this is freddie mac's commentary on the closing, that% of home ownership is the most expensive in a generation. the price of homes that includes the price of materials. a lot of data, one on import prices importing materials you need to build a home at an 11 year high. inflation is the story. ashley: write. it has been. what about consumer sentiment? lauren: a strong rise to 65.7. the reason it rose so much is the strong job market bolstering wage expectations among younger workers so they think they can earn more money. may be we think wages are going up. countering the cost of living and most people are underwater. ashley: that is fascinating. let's get back to the story of the day. elon musk offering to buy 100% of twitter in an all-cash deal. let's get david barnes's thoughts. will twitter accept the offer? what do you think happens? >> they are not going to accept that offer. it is low enough relative to the current stock price. the board will say it undervalues the potential, bu

avani: lauren hemmings is studying to be a midwife. she used to spend her uni breaks scrolling through tiktok. lauren hemmings: i think it was quarantine boredom that kind of motivated me to download it. it was quite an innocent hope of just getting a good laugh, really, you know, like getting funny vide and seeing what was on it. i never had the intention of making tiktoks or sharing them. it was more just kind of from the viewpoinof, yeah, the viewer. avani: lauren started following a popular fitness influencer on the app. lauren: there's one woman who had, like, quite a similar bo type to me. and she'd expressed that she was unhappy with that body type. and she had started tracking calories over quarantine. she had lost a really, really significant amount of weight. avani: the algorithm then flooded her feed with content promoting unhealthy weight loss. lauren: i was no longer seeing funny dance videos or anything. it was just like this complete focusn that, like, fitness and healthy lifestyle goal. avani: tiktok pushed lauren towar

lauren: yeah. stuart: lauren thanks very much back to the market, please because we've had this very high inflation rate report this morning and what happened? the market went straight up. we've paired those gains though, the dow was up, futures up to 200 points now we're up to 70 points we'll take you to wall street for the opening bell, next. ♪ you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire we got the house! matching your job description. you did! pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) d

why, lauren? lauren: hours. so the airline wants them to work on their off days, not flying jets but training others on simulators, so the pilots say that that constitutes a change in work rules and that must go through the union and it didn't and they add that management is making the rules up as they go along. we just showed you the one week chart of american through the roof because the airlines are seeing this up-tick in demand. it's tremendous, they are relying on their pilots and hiring more pilots. they are doing that more and well some of the pilots don't like it. ashley: okay, well, in line with that, the state department is going to cut back on do not travel covid advisory that's good news if you want to go overseas rosenstein it? lauren: yes about 120 out of 215 countries that are rated are rated level iv, do not travel, you're looking at some of them right now as we scroll through the screen. the state department wants to slash that number all the way down to about 20 being level iv. the travel group

thanks, lauren. senator joe manchin taking issue with president biden and the federal reserve over the subject of inflation. manchin says americans deserve the truth about about why record inflation is actually happening. will cain is here. will, is manchin splitting the democrat party again? >> yes. based upon the ever divisive fault line of reality, stuart, joe manchin has a way of refusing to give in to insanity. you know, he says we've got to stop blaming or pointing fingers and figure out a solution to inflation. we've got to be honest with the american people also about where and when this all started. and, you know, i want to say this, stuart the, you know, joe biden and the policies of the biden administration are clearly primarily if not to the majority a significant percentage of the blame for why we're suffering from inflation with a huge amount of spending, you know, supply chain antagonism towards businesses, but this all starts with the presumption that you can shut town an economy. you

lauren: i agree. but then democrats wrote a letter and urged the white house to freeze the payments because of all the other problems that have made inflation skyrocket. so that acknowledges the squeeze with americans are in right now. stuart: yes. lauren: so you have to extend this moratorium because they can't afford food, they can't afford to fill up their gas tanks. stuart: yeah. and that's put -- larry summers pointed out, that's not the right things to do. suspending these repayments has put $200 billion into the economy. that's inflation their if added to all the other spending as well. lauren: these are younger americans, final point, and there are a lot of jobs they could get right now, so the message should be go get one of these jobs. work hard, pay your debt. that's the american way. stuart: that's not the message. lauren: no. unfortunately not. stuart: coming up, supreme court justice amy coney barrett offers a lesson in shutting down hecklers. watch this. >> [inaudible] >> as a mother of

lauren: $100 million this year alone. that war chest speaks to the pope late beyond florida and could be transferred to a potential 2024 presidential run, which he hasn't spoken much about. grand entrance at the ufc fight this weekend? that was a prizefighter's welcome. it was nice. stuart: yeah. lauren: when you mentioned desantis, everyone automatically thinks what about president trump? because that is the kind of welcome at the rallies that the former president got. his war chest, for trump is $110 million. they are neck-and-neck. stuart: neck-and-neck. okay. lauren: quickly? stuart: sorry? bring him in. >> may have been talking during the break. lauren asked me do you think desantis runs. i said yeah. if trump runs against trump? desantis runs against trump, gets nomination and wins. younger, more disciplined. polished. see the reception there. ron desantis is the biggest threat to donald trump. not joe biden or any democrat. stuart: april 11th on video tape. remarkable forecast on joe concha sitting next to me in th

daniel's wife, lauren, runs a shop. rising living costs mean her customers have less to spend as well. this is my shop. this is my mum. hi! it's all about eco—friendly, plastic free refills, so saving the planet a little step at a time. i opened nearly six months ago now and in that time, prices have risen dramatically. the rice has gone crazy, the cost of rice is crazy, same in supermarkets as well. we had one day last week, i think we had one customer in all day and it was a scary day. businesses are closing every day. i don't know... i think, if this wasn't meant to be, it wasn't meant to be. something else will fall into place, i'm sure. that's what i say right now. laughs. come back and see me if it has all fallen and i won't be saying that then, i will be crying. inflation rises again, - hitting another 30 year high, driven by rises in the prices. of clothing, energy and food, meaning further pressure - on many households to make ends meet with more rises - to the cost of living expected. it is late february and

claire atkinson, vivian schiller, chris williams and lauren hirsch. the media show will be back at the usual time next week. for now, thanks for watching. bye— bye. hello, there. for most parts of the country it has been a dry april overall, but for some, the final day of the month has brought quite a change in fortunes. this was the scene for a weather watcher in the western isles, cloud and outbreaks of rain. contrast that with this picture from hampshire with blue skies overhead, albeit with a bit of high cloud turning the sunshine quite hazy, but you can see that for much of the day, england and wales has seen spells of sunshine. up towards the north—west though, cloud, outbreaks of rain, heavy rain at that, the wettest weather we have had for quite some time. this is how it will look for the start of the evening, some of the late brightness down towards the south—east, 17 degrees there for london, but cloud and outbreaks of rain further north and west and that will push south—eastwards as we head through the night. the rain will tend to w

lauren hirsch from the new york times, you've been reporting on this in detail. while it would been jaw—dropping however long it took but to happen so quickly really took us all by surprise. ho di that happen? it was incredible. i was outside a show texting with a source just to touch l base and my source goes, a deal could happen - maybe monday, maybe not. i was like, "what are you talking about? . it happened at an - exceptionally fast speed. to take a step back, - elon musk put the offer out there without any financing. there was a lot of scepticism that was real, it wasn't - legitimate and he lined up on wednesday, displayed i on thursday and all of a sudden it became very real. _ and the board was faced i with the decision of looking at it's prospect of standing . alone and what its long—term business trajectory was. and there was this sense that frankly, it was limited. - there's a of challenge right now with social i media companies, the advertising business is under pressure. - they came to the conclusion that perhaps elon musk- was not a desirable bu

lauren: they have a 4% stake in riien. partly because of that stake they saatchi plus valuation but good news on ford, the f150 lightning is shipping in days. stuart: all those on order for the order book. takes a year. lily. are they up or down? lauren: they are up, solid earnings but the news is interesting. they have a promising drug pipeline including alzheimer's drug and a weight loss treatment and so far they have seen 20% weight loss, take the pill, lose weight. stuart: i like that. it is never that easy. stuart: i like this meta platform as well, up 20%. >> it sets the tone for the tech stocks we like to watch with apple and amazon which were up as well. the news of facebook or meta, they actually have their user base more than expected and that is all investors need to know. arguably oversold but you have low expectations and beat them investors responding nicely to them. stuart: i made a mistake, it is up 12%. lauren: it was up 18. stuart: i'm sure investors will take the 12%. joe durrant joins us. long time sinc

ah, jersey and i was fort lauren. thank you. karen bens emma has nested a hat trick to help rail madrid to a 31 win over chelsea in the champions league course a final 1st leg. the visitors were on their way in the 21st minute when vinicius junior sets up benjamin rail and benjamin double the italy for the evening. just 3 minutes later this time, luca muddrick with the assist for the 13 time european champions. chelsea problem back just before half time through. i have it. but that was also the end of any hopes that thomas, to whose men might have on the nights the london club with $31.00 down almost immediately after the break. as benjamin took advantage of a go keeping house and that his 3rd of the evening and gave call on chelsea's men, a commanding position. the knights other cause a final 1st leg was somewhat more subdued. just the one goal to bring you on. oh, dan juma netting to gave villareal a one know when i have a buy and munich, the 2nd legs of all the quarter finals will take place. next week. tigers has been practi

i'm lauren blanchard live in washington. now back to regular programs already in progress. >> sandra: that was house republican leader kevin mccarthy, newly leaked audio talking about then president trump in the days after january 6th. and it is now time for our sunday group. former bush white house advisor karl rove. white house correspondent for reuters. and fox news political analyst juan williams is here. gentlemen, welcome. first up to you, karl, these clips are huge of course on twitter as we have all seen and in washington, d.c., but give us a long view on the impact of this leak, both for mccarthy and for house republicans. >> well, i think it's a blip. i don't think it's going to be consequential in the long-term. mccarthy has very strong ties on most of the elements of the republican conference. there may be a few dissidents to sort of marjory taylor green wing of the party which seems to consist of basically two people, but i don't think this is going to be a significant blip. and it's interesting to me that the p

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ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm lauren taylor. this is the engineer news i live in london coming up. the you in text you general holds face to face. talks with russia's president is agreed in principle to let the un and red cross help evacuate civilians from mario poll, rejoined detectives, digging up bodies in the hunt for evidence of war crimes in ukraine. russia.

thank you. lauren. coming up on the news i from london, moldova stepped some security after new explosions targeting at radio mass in russian. back to breakaway trans, mr. region. former colombian soldiers fully recognized their role in the killing of civilians presented as rebels killed in combat. and his sport, the boston celtics, take a step closer to the n b, a finals. possible action coming out ah, a female suicide bomber has killed at least 4 people and injured several others in southern pakistan. blast ripped through a minibus travelling near the university of karachi. please say 3 chinese nationals employed at the confucius institute were killed a separatist group known as the better liberation army has claim. responsibility comma hider is following developments from islamabad. important to understand that this particular attacker would be made within the 1st time that that particular group had used their female suicide bomber dog shop, skin lake, which was carrying dogs. chinese professors day,

lauren green with the very latest, lauren. >> hey, todd, even though the trains are actually running this morning, there is a still a heavy police presence. a couple of police officer standing by behind them is the command center. and over by the subway, they are more police officers. i can tell you for sure police officers are on the platform below. we were down there. but the focus of the investigation this morning is this aggressive search for frank james, who authorities are still calling a person of interest. the police say it was 62-year-old frank james who rented a u-haul canal associated associated with the shooting that left ten people with gunshot wounds and several others entered from the chaos that ensued. the keys were brought to the scene with a fireworks come a hatchet, and detonated smoke grenades and also recovered a 9-millimeter with extended magazines and to code detonated smoke grenades and castling. chaos began during yesterday's morning commute around 8:30. as the train pulled into the station. when witnesses say a man wearing neon orange construction fest, gray

the discussion about the awareness of this less aggressive prostate cancer is really important. >> lauren petty reporting there, and san francisco, just a beautiful day to be out on the bay, city celebrating the opening day of yachting season at pacific interclub yacht association, while yachting is a year-round activity but spring marks the start of the official season, celebrations like this going on in san francisco for more than 100 years and this year, three members of the clergy were invited to bless the fleet ahead of the annual boat parade. >> and we're really excited about it because, you know, we got covid behind us a bit and we've got a great sunny day and we're having a good time. >> after the blessing you can see the yachts cruise along the city front before the crews headed back to the club for what else? a party. right? okay. if you take montegue express way to get around, may want to look into alternative routes, long term project start on thursz go on for months, here's a look where the work is being done, montague express way, going down to one lane each direction until

john harwood and lauren fox join us now. what details do we know about the new aid promised during their visit here? >> we don't know the specifics, but we do know that this dial is going to continue to be ratcheted up the longer this conflict goes on. both military assistance and economic assistance, as you mentioned. $3.4 billion so far since the start of this conflict. and as the ukrainian and russian forces settle in for this grinding conflict in the eastern part of the state, there's going to be more and more pressure on the united states and nato allies to help. especially as long as they maintain that red line and say the u.s. and nato are not going to get directly involved militarily against a nuclear-armed adversary. so more aid, more financial aid, more military weaponry. heavier weaponry. we saw that in the last shipment, including those helicopters and anti-tank artillery, that sort of thing. you're going to see diplomatic presence, of course. the appointment of an ambassador. the return of diplomats. you'll see

. >> let's bring in lauren fox and melly zanona. you hear he and trump spoke last night about that second recording. >> it appears kevin mccarthy's efforts at damage control have actually worked. my sources told me they spoke last night after this bombshell reporting from "the new york times" and that trump actually was not upset with mccarthy, at least in part because mccarthy never actually followed through with his plans to advise trump to resign in the immediate days after january 6th. and we should also point out mccarthy has worked very hard to stay in the former president's good graces over the last year. now he's not out of the woods yet. we should also point out that trump's hill allies want to hear directly from the president before they decide how to proceed. and they're also bracing for other potential shoes to drop. "the new york times" also reported that mccarthy in the immediate aftermath of the attacks said some other republican lawmakers' twitter accounts should be taken away. that could be problematic from him. we'

good morning, lauren. >> hey, good morning, steve. well, the trains are now up and running although there is still a heavy investigation. this is no longer an investigation. you can see the subways are actually opened. there is no police tape across them like there was yesterday. there is a heavy police presence around here. a couple of new york's finest. i think media obviously outnumber the police at this point. as you said, the focus now, the investigation now is focused on aggressive and intensive search for frank james who authorities are still calling a person of interest. police say it was 62-year-old frank r. james who rented the u-haul then now associated with the shooting that left 10 people with gunshot wounds and several others injured from the chaos that ensued. keys to the van dropped at the scene along with a bag believed dropped by the gunman containing fireworks, a hachted, undetonated smoke grenade. police also recovered a # millimeter glock with extended magazines. two detonated smoke grenades and gasoline. the chao

hey, lauren. lauren: angst, i don't know the best word for investors this week. right now, split decision, dow is up sharply, but let's take a look at the week. the s&p 500 is down about 1%, nasdaq over 3% that's your rate story as rates rise we see the 10 year treasury yield at that 3-plus year high, 2.72%. that's believed to limit future growth for tech companies, and then you have a sign of a potential slow down perhaps recession when you look at the dow jones transportation average its chalk full of truckers airlines railroads down three weeks in a row, nearly 6% this week alone, so if those companies aren't buzzing, moving people and goods, can the economy stay strong? that's what everyone wants to know and it is one big reason investors bought healthcare, consumer staples, and utilities this week. those are your top three sectors all defensive plays. as the federal reserve is expected to raise rates higher and faster than expected to bring down inflation, so how bad is it? we find out on tuesday, march cp i expecting to see the biggest increase in over 40 y

lauren blanchard shows us while the two men face criminal charges. at least four secret service agents have been suspended. two men back in court friday afternoon following their wednesday arrest for posing as fake homeland security agents. they have been deemed a flight risk. the fbi says aryanto here's a day and haider ali were integrating themselves with real secret service officers and agents, including ones charged with protecting the president and first lady and the vice president's residence. according to prosecutors to here today, and ali convinced agents to accept gifts and pricey apartments. one was offered a gun. at least four real agents have been put on administrative leave. was this an effort by a foreign power to engage in some sort of either compromise these these law enforcement officers or even worse access access what they knew and get access to their information and travel details, all the other sort of stuff when cops raided the men's washington d. c apartment, they found guns, gas masks the law enforcement training manuals, dron

foxes lauren blanchard is in washington this evening. with what we're now learning about those suspects. two men back in court friday afternoon following their wednesday arrest for posing as fake homeland security agents. they have been deemed a flight risk. the fbi says aryanto hairs a day and haider ali were integrating themselves with real secret service officers and agents, including ones charged with protecting the president and first lady and the vice president's residence. according to prosecutors to here today, and ali convinced agents to accept gifts and pricey apartments. one was offered a gun. at least four real agents have been put on administrative leave. was this an effort by a foreign power to engage in some sort of either compromise these law enforcement officers or even worse access access what they knew and get access to their information and travel details all the other sort of stuff when cops raided the men's washington d. c apartment, they found guns , gas masks the law enforcement training manuals, drones, surveilla

c tough lauren, good morning. it's great to have you. >> thank you so much for having me, and good morning, america. >> yes, good morning. all right, so we're going to jump right to it and i made a bit of a mess so we can do this here. we're talking about entryways and mudrooms. what's the best way to get started? >> well, you know what, listen, we have just finished a really messy winter and now it's time to just really give it a fresh, clean spring. a spring clean. so one thing i'd like to do is just really get rid of everything in a space so if it's your entryway, take everything out. you know, just so you can see what you've got, what space you have available. >> okay, so you said take everything out. how do you go through and determine what you're going to get out of the way? >> well, i say take everything out. there is no use is cleaning around things you won't use ot or you're not going to need. when you move everything out of your space you get to see what things you want to bring back in. you're having a

. >> reporter: lauren blanchard has a tenant who has not paid rent for 20 months and owes her $16,000, money which should have gone to pay lawrence mortgage. the tenant initially applied for and got some rental relief for lauren, but has stopped and become hostile. >> for the last 10 months, she has refused to cooperate on ongoing reimbursement. >> reporter: renters advocates say there are plenty who will be left in the cold by today's bill signing, because they have not signed up for rental relief, yet. >> i feel like there are still a lot of people who have not applied yet or did not know about this program. it has been difficult for them, also, to navigate the website. >> reporter: on oakland grand avenue, the east bay housing association is hosting a clinic to make sure people can get in the queue and protection for midnight. three applications filled out today. here are the documents you need. >> we need a rental agreement from the tenant, a proof of i.d., a ledger stating the amount of rent owed. any income documents, or a hardship document. and, that is just for the tenant and

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. >> joey: lauren blanchard has the details, lauren. >> good morning, joey, carl e. senator elizabeth warren said it can be painful for her party. they don't pass the policies that ran on like student loans for business. >> it is the responsibility of congress, of the president, to get out there and make the changes we need to make to bring down those prices for families. and we can do that. we have the tools. i think we will be in real trouble if we don't get out and deliver. i believe the democrats are going to lose. >> carley: the president's poll numbers continue to sink. a new gallup poll has a disapproval rating at 56% and new "washington post" report says "the white house is bracing for republicans to take over one or both chambers of congress. they are gearing up with that would mean in terms of new oversight investigations led by republicans. guys here's another story world's richest man could soon be closer to owning twitter or "the wall street journal" reporting as soon as possible a deal soon could be reached as soon as this week as elon musk twitter reps

thank you. lauren. the wild champion, mac for stop and came through tricky conditions in qualifying to secure poll physician for the sprint race at the media. ramaya graham, pre williams, dr. alex, i was held up the 1st section when he breaks, cool fire holding his slave as the rain poured down for our reason, call sciences funnel into the wall. one of 5 times the marshall red flag or delay the red zone as the 2nd state out of trouble and thought from the front. in fact, that a sprint race, the results of that will decide the credit for the grown pre on sunday had take you long qualifying, but was at the very happy to do it to be here. you know, it's an amazing track and it also really punish you if you make a mistake and you can go in the wall. so that's what we like to make it really hard and difficult. so. yeah, very nice. of course we would pull position louis hamilton and we'll start down in 13 his mind not only on f one at the moment. he says he's excited to join the race to by chelsea football cl

lauren wolfe there. videos have emerged in the united states of a police officer fatally shooting a black man in the back of the head as he lay face—down on the ground. this is bodycam footage from the 11th of april. we are not going to show you the moment of the shooting. it happened following a traffic stop in grand rapids, michigan, and shows patrick lyoya, who was 26, running from a white police officer. the two men were then involved in a brief struggle over a taser deployed by the officer. two of the tapes show the officer kneeling on mr lyoya's back before shooting him. the incident has led to protests. state police are investigating the incident. when i saw the video, it was painful to watch and i immediately asked what caused this to happen and what more could have been done to prevent this from occurring. i continued to ask those questions and will be looking from those —— for those answers is a result of the investigations as well as future improvement as. police in new york have arreste

the journalist and professor lauren wolfe there. to south africa now, where more than 300 people are now known to have died in severe flooding in the eastern province of kwazulu—natal. shingai nyoka reports. the aftermath of days of torrential rain, a month's worth of rain fell in a single day in some parts of kwazulu—natal. floods and mudslides destroyed key infrastructure. communities are in disbelief. some were lucky to escape with their lives, but the flood water took everything else. i've got nowhere to go now. i've got no house, i've got no nothing. these are my family's now, my neighbours. we try to give them a place to sleep last night. we never sleep last night. the situation is very, very bad. floods are fairly common here, but rescuers say that these are some of the worst they've ever witnessed. they have already retrieved the bodies of three people from a single family, and there is a desperate search for a fourth — a 10—year—old child. more than 300 people have died and it is expected that number will rise. re

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lauren bobert doesn't want to hear it. jim. jordan's want to hear it, but the union one the civil war, okay. and and i say the union one rather than making it a regional thing because there were union loyalists all over the country just like there were confederate sympathizers all over the country and we see that again today, but ultimately mads i have great. hope because i know the vast majority of the american people are on the side of continuing progress towards freedom inequality for everybody. i know it and never forget that. hillary clinton beat donald trump by more than three million votes even as she lost in the contaminated and obsolete electoral college and joe biden beat him by seven and a half million votes. and the young people you know. they might have that interest in the party of lincoln, but they do not have interest in the cult of donald trump the young people that i meet and the new americans. i meet are not going that way. so for me, it's a race between the vast majority of the people and the popular will an

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