ashley: okay. rachel campos duffy is here, jen psaki doing her job to deflect but do you really believe psaki's claims that the administration has been working for months because if they have they failed miserably? >> absolutely. why are the shelves empty? empty shelves biden and why were they so eager to make sure that there was formula going down to the border and filling up the warehouses there. they must have known when they sent these pallets that there was a shortage. so, look, they are -- their priorities are totally wrong. $40 billion went to ukraine, that was done like that. those are their priorities. they shut down that plant, they knew it was 43% of the formula that was produced in this country that came out of that plant so they should have been working overtime with the plant to make sure that the plant could be reopened and -- and remanufacturing this formula or they should have been sourcing it from other places, abroad or what not. they weren't doing that. and it's not just joe bid

. >> thank you, ashley,. ashley: thank you. a new poll showed president biden's approval rating dipped to a new low, 39%. lauren, the president is looking for another term. lauren: when 56% disapprove of the job he's done. he is still planningrun in 24, ashley. "axios" is telling staff that highlight differences between the democrats and republicans, ultramaga, the maga king, those labels popped up, right? this strategy undercuts what he did in 2020. he promised to work together with the republicans to bridge difference. now doing complete opposite. he views midterms not a referendum as first two years in office, to fend off a republican majority that would put him on the defensive over and over again and saddle him likely with investigations. ashley: thank you, lauren. goldman sachs, senior chairman, lloyd blankfein is warning the country is headed for a recession. listen to him. >> it is certainly very, very high-risk factor and there's, but there is a path, it's a narrow path but, i think the fed has very powerful tools. it'

ashley: yeah. [laughter] >> because the 10 year yield went up to 320 and has backed off to 275, so i think the bond markets telling us, 275 is where we're going. ashley: all right, well, adam, stay right there. i want to take a look at amazon. shareholders voting to approve a 20-for-1 stock split. jackie what were the key takeaways from the shareholder meeting? >> well they voted down a record 15 proposals and it was everything from unionization to the environment, all of these things were on the docket, if you will. what was interesting about the meeting was that the workers , the warehouse workers, had an opportunity to voice their opinions in support of unionization, and speak for , you know, workers rights, but interesting to see that shareholders had a voice here, their voice has spoken at least for the moment. ashley: all right thank you. adam what is your reaction? 20-for-one stock split makes it a whole lot more affordable for investors right? >> certainly is. google is doing a soft split,

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ashley webster in for stuart ashley take it away. ashley: thank you, good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. i'm ashley webster in today as maria says for stuary varney. president biden continues to pass the blame for inflation. he claims it's high, we know that, but he has no plans yet to fix it. meanwhile, gas prices hitting another record high overnight, jumping $0.02 to $4.42 that's the average for a gallon of regular gas. take a look at this. a protester clad in a costume from a handmade tail claims amy coney barrett doesn't know what it's like to carry a child to term because she has adopted children. well, that same protester was surprised to learn that coney barrett also has five biological children. senator marsha blackburn will be here to talk about that and lots of other issues. take a look at the markets producer prices as we just found out surging 11% in april, on higher food costs the dow closed yesterday at it's lowest level in more than a year down 150, s&p also down more than 18% off its high and down more than

you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i am todd piro. >> ashley: i am ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. arrested for the buffalo shooting, speaking with his parents and learning more about his troubled past. and we are also learning about the heroic of

todd and ashley. >> ashley: painful to hear those sound bites. thank you. one small town 200 miles northeast of the school a photo going viral. >> todd: that vet joins us. i had the same thought last week, i thought, i work marijuanaings, i had the same thought. why did you make this a reality? >> well, just knew with my background security and my background m the military i had the skill set to provide some sort of security. i live right across the street on the backside of the school. i have a son that goes there. my wife is one of the registered nurses there. i fell with my availability to step forward and do something. i think that is the first thing any of us can do is take the first step. >> ashley: with your family there, i can't imagine, security you feel that you are there if something were to happen. a quote from a mother whose child attends the school. him standing in front of the school is reassuring. i want you to react to that knowing you are giving these families the feeling of security, your presence being there. >> yeah, that was the whole

. >> carley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. we will be playing country music over the place even if you are not a fan of country music, it is memorial day and patriotic. >> todd: it puts you in the mood to honor america but most importantly honor those who paid the ultimate price that we can enjoy today and everyday in the land of the free and of course, that the home of the brave. this is definitely the home of the brave. with that, a lot of you traveling will see a lot. a holiday crisis, gas prices and flights being canceled due to staff shortages at airlines. >> ashley: alexandria hoff live with more, alexandria. >> good morning, ashley, todd. i wrapped up my holiday travel at the airport and it was no joke. aaa predicts 25% more americans will travel for this holiday than they did last year between weather, airline staff issues, hundreds of flights canceled this week and including more than 200 so far today. that is on top of passengers already having to shell out more, listen. >> when i travel, i'm not really surprised. >>

. >> ashley: i am ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. arrested for the buffalo shooting, speaking with his parents and learning more about his troubled past. and we are also learning about the heroic of yesterday shooting in the church kathy ibanez with the details, jackie. >> good morning for shooting took place in laguna woods around 1:30 in the afternoon yesterday. the police say there were 3240 churchgoers inside the geneva presbyterian church at the time of the shooting. some inside the church used an extension cord to hog-tie the suspect and then take two weapons from him before the police arrived. listen. >> the churchgoers display what we believe exceptional or row wisdom and bravery intervening to stop the suspect. they undoubtedly prevented additional injuries and fatalities. speak with the police have not released the identity of the suspect but he is described as an asian man in his 60s. the shooting comes a day after ten people killed and three others heard by a gunman at a buffalo grocery store. fbi agent searching for susp

ashley, good morning. >> ashley: dhs decided to cancel the board on monday and the next day the woman pegged for the position had written up a letter. the board is uncertain and she will be leaving dhs and the board has been put on hold. there is backlash from republicans and democrats over the board's inception and what it would mean for free speech. questions raised over her social media, tik tok videos. nina jankowicz has been subjected to physical threats in congressional hearings and media interviews and the secretary repeatedly defended her as imminently qualified and underscored importance of the disinformation work and he will continue to do so. >> the board has never convened, the board has been mischaracterized. >> disinformation board is being shut down because of disinformation, is that what is happening here? >> it is going to pause, there is mischaracterization from outside forces. >> ashley: nina jankowicz was speaking out last night. listen to what she had to sap. >> what people thought the board was going to do are wrong, it was coordinating mechanism, meant to make s

she never met ashley tucker. the teenager from paris, texas, who arrived at the ranch in 2014. >> behind closed doors, was just as kids, they were monsters. >> actually said it was in that culture of fear that the worst thing happened to her. >> i was sexually abused. >> there? >> yes, sir. >> the boy was amanda's younger brother, she told us, he was 15 on the time. she said it happened while she was doing chores in one of the buildings on the farm. >> he walked over there, he grabbed me, he pushed me up against one of the walls, and he actually ended up raping me right there. >> what happens to you and that's going on? >> i felt disgusting. i felt like i was nothing. i felt like i was never going to be able to get out of that place. >> she told no one. couldn't tell her mom, she said, because when she got calls from home, someone was always listening. >> they would have their thumb over the little hang-up biden. >> but then, a few months into her stay, actually took a chance. she told her mother that she was los

ashley: yes it is. stuart: thanks, ash, don't go anywhere because we'll get you back for friday feedback in a second. now this , our car guy, gary gas telu is with us. gary, just test drove a nissan z coupe 41,000 bucks you say it is the exact opposite of an electric car. you want to explain that? >> it is. we're seeing a lot more of these cars made for drivers just as everything is going electric. look electric cars are fast, powerful but also big and heavy and they could kind of be like driving a video game sometimes. this is an old school sports car they designed it to look like that original 1972s with a six speed manual transmission, rear wheel drive and 400-horsepower turbo charge v 6 for 41 grand it's a pretty good deal. the thing is light, nimble, handles either on the road or on the track and again, we're seeing toyota has a manual transmission, honda has new sports cars out with manual transmissions. do they sell big volumes? no but there is a very hard core enthusiast group that's looking for

but i put his ashley uh this morning with one to move please. this sort of cool position with you, but he has not put the key for the chino bryanston, that'll work for phones or something like that. and then we go with that with brain lisa. ah, and the united states definitely as the ability to get to ukraine, told the negotiator to do. but for some reason they are not exercising that i can only imagine that that is because they feel their rushes capacities. i'm not geared we can sufficiently, ah, so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms. race is on, often very dramatic and development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk.

ashley made the call. >> and it was left to you to call pop. >> yes. yes. and, you know, i was in high functioning shock. i was in high functioning shock and we all grieve in our own way and i just said, pop, i love you and i'm with you. i love you and i'm with you. and then had to obviously say the next piece, but that's how we are as a family. we love each other and we are with each other. >> reporter: over the years she's written about the path she forged to transform trauma and depression in her life. someone in recovery told her don't quit before your miracle. >> there's miracle, but there's footwork, you know. i'm in the footwork department. god is in the results department. and i know that there are things that i have done that have been helpful for me and that i'm in a different place than my mom was in and so i really can only speak from my own experience. >> reporter: now the search for another path through trauma and grief. >> you were saying that these books have been so helpful. >> yes, they have been. >> what's the message? >> so "grief therap

. >>> plus, ashley judd's heartbreaking interview as she grapples with her mother's passing. >> when we're talking about mental illness, it's very important to be clear and to make the distinction between our loved one and the disease. >> the country legend leaving a legacy of love. >> i knew there would come a time when she would be gone, whether it was sooner or whether it was later, whether it was by the disease or another cause. >>> and royal surprise. the first sighting of a beloved monarch in more than two months. >> announcer: "nightline" will be right back. it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts so you both stay comfortable, and can help you get almost 30 minutes more restful sleep per night. save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, queen now only $1,999. and free premium home delivery when you add a base. ends monday. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing

let's turn to ashley strohmier. >> ashley: search for a missing alabama inmate and correction officer. the duo has left few clues where exactly they could be. former fugitive who spent two years on the run joined us on the romantic link between the escapee and prison official. >> when you're in prison, there is female staff in there and you see dynamics and see people get close w. men and women, even in a situation like that, there can be attraction. >> ashley: authorities run intoing dead ends in the chase. new video shows the -- john durham can use to show alleged joint venture between hillary clinton and michael sussmann. michael sussmann faces charges whether claiming a link between donald trump and russian. the court is see information, michael sussmann and other tech researchers to show michael sussmann in helping clinton campaign spread rumors about alpha bank. >> todd: curious development, it is crucial, interesting to see if the durham investigators reverse this on appeal. as of right now, this is a block to them. >> carley: fox news alert. the threat left on the side of a pr

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ashley. >> ashley: the crisis may leave parents without baby formula to feed their children. the abbott plant was closed due to recall over contamination concerns. jen psaki was pressed on whether the fda could have done a better job handling that situation. listen. >> it does seem like we could have seen this coming and the fda could have done more, what is the white house doing to correct that at the fda? >> press sect. psaki: i'm sure there will be plenty of time to take a look at issues that could have been improved. i do not have analysis on that. there has been work on this for months. >> ashley: republicans are asking biden to consider using defense production act to get manufacturers to address the situation. new york congresswoman stefanek says this should have never happened in the first place. >> biden continue to pass the buck. babies have been put to bed hungry while parents are trying to find alternative formulas. this is not a third world company, this should never happen in the united states of america. >> ashley: kimic is sounding the alarm. >> typical biden

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diane sawyer with ashley judd. the deeply personal conversation. for the first time, ashley judd revealing her mother's final moments and what she reveals to diane about her mother's struggle. and tonight here, how to get help. here's diane with ashley judd. >> reporter: where do you want to begin? >> um -- there are many places to begin, i think that i would start with, my mother knew that she was seen and she was heard in her anguish. when we're talking about mental illness, it's very important to be clear and to make the distinction between our loved one and the disease. it's very real. and the lie that the disease told her was so convincing. >> reporter: and it's the lie that you are not -- >> that you're not enough, that you're not loved, that you're not worthy. and i'm tasked with an exceedingly difficult -- task in disclosing the manner of the way my mother chose not to continue to live. and i've thought about this so much, because once i say it, it cannot be unsaid, and so because we don't want it to be apart of the gossip economy, i will s

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ashley: it could. mail ballots already going out in california for the june 7th, a myriad of issues, homelessness, soaring home prices and possible but he'll of roe versus wade. republicans we should note haven't won a statewide election in california since 2006, democrat voters don't forget, outnumber republicans to to one statewide though many have left. we will see what the latest numbers are. some congressional races closely watched include republican rep mark mike garcia who is defending his seat in a democrat leaning district, interesting to see how that turns out. democrat representative katie porter is a star of the party's progressive wing looking for another term in a closely divided district in orange county, one to watch. republican rep michele steele who we spoke with is looking to win a second term in a district with a slight democrat edge. interesting to see how that turns out. one of the criticisms of the republican party from those observers in california, they have a thin bench. don't

ashley, let's start with you. so if the court overturns roe, is it a bombshell? what kind of an impact will it have on the midterms? could it change turnout in swing states? >> i think it will. we are in an unprecedented time where a constitutional right has been ripped -- could be ripped if this decision is what we think it's going to be. from over half of the population. women who -- like myself who have only known a time when we have full autonomy over our body and what happens to our body and had access to abortion, and so to think that this would not have an impact on the midterm would really be underestimating american voters, and i'm not just saying democratic voters. i mean republican voters. we know 69% of the population supports a woman's right to choose. those are not just democrats. those are independents. those are black people and brown people and women and men and so i think that this could really be the thing to charge up the democratic base, but also awaken a population that doesn't always engage in our democracy and say we are not going to let t

to her friend ashley fine. >> i can't even believe she would meet someone at a park at 3 am. it's just so unlike. here >> it is? >> so unlike her. >> because mackenzie, like most of her sorority sisters, talked a lot about safety. i >> mean, i've been out with her a lot of times and she's always been extremely safe. she's texted me after going out at night and said, hey, did you make a home? are you okay? >> you had exchanged things just to keep each other safe? >> yes. >> ashley had met mackenzie almost four years earlier. >> she was a little bit shyer than most people would think she would be. but once you got to know her, she had a big personality. she could make anyone laugh. >> kennedy stoner also met mackenzie in college. >> her family doesn't live here so she was all on her own here. so, she got a job, she was going to school. she was checking off everything that a responsible adult would have on their checklist, i guess. >> mackenzie grew up near los angeles los angeles, el segundo, california. and she was raised in the church of latter-day saints. but when she came t

ashley strohmier has more. ashley. >> ashley: a texas department of public safety rep said on tuesday the school resource officer had "engaged with the shooter before he went into the school." that statement contradiktss what we heard in a news conference yesterday. >> it was reported a school district police officer confronted the suspect as he was making entry. not accurate. he walked in unobstructed. >> ashley: we are told there was no officer on site at the time of the shooting. officers didn't immediately go in because of gunfire and waited for a tactical team to arrive, leaving teachers and students in the school for an hour. -- the one-hour response time was unacceptable. >> i saw officers bringing kids out of classes, if this timeline was truly an hour, it is unacceptable. >> ashley: we're learning more about off-duty u.s. border patrol tactical member who helped rescue 20 children, including his daughter trapped inside the school. jacob alvarado got a message from his wife. he rushed to the scene. not

ashley strohmier and the studio with the crazy details, ashley. >> dhs reportedly decided to cancel the border and written up in a letter to resign. although given the option to stay, nina said with the board's future uncertain, she will be leaving dhs and the board has been put on hold. backlash from republicans and democrats, and what it would mean for free speech. questions have also been raised over her past social media and particularly her tiktok videos. nina jankowicz has been subjected to unjustified and vital personal attacks and physical threats and congressional hearings and media interviews. the secretary has repeatedly defended her eminently qualified and underscore the departments information work and will continue to do so. speak with the board has never convened. the board has intentionally mischaracterize. >> but this port is shut down because of disinformation, is that it is what is happening here? >> mischaracterizations with outside forces. >> nina jankowicz speaking out last night, list them listen. >> all the sensationalist marist about what the board what people t

ashley webster, what is that condition? ashley: good morning. mr. musk says he will not move ahead until he has more clarity on how many twitter accounts are fake. fewer than 5% of daily active users in the first quarter were bought for spam accounts but musk believes 20% of the accounts or more could indeed be fake or spam, four times what twitter estimates, musk says his offer was based on twitter's sec filings being accurate. meantime twitter has refused to show proof of the metrics saying it involves public and private information that it cannot share but musk says okay, the deal cannot move forward until he gets a full accounting. it is a standoff. stuart: a standoff with the stock price thinking to $37 a share. ashley: maybe that is part of the plan. stuart: back to you shortly. look who is here now passing judgment on musk, charles payne himself. what do you make of the latest backwards and forwards? i think musk gets it for a lower price. charles: with you one thousand%. he overpaid. here was the first clue, this is my final offer, take it o

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ashley? why not? ashley: well, they say it has decided to discontinue direct acceptance of crypto as a means of donating because, it says, it's going to close, also going to close its bitpay the preventing any future contributions but the reasons given include concerns over environmental implications of bitcoin, and at the risk of scam s and the fact that the wmf gets such a lower amount of donations in cryptocurrency compared to other forms of payment. last year, the foundation that began accepting crypto, by the way, back in 2014 so its been a while, says it received just over $130,000 worth of donations in cryptocurrency, or , they say, less than 1% of the total contributions it received so its cut it off for now. stuart: did you see this , ash? the company behind -- ashley: yeah. stuart: the board nft series, they raised hundreds of millions in cryptos to buy, wait for it, wait for it, virtual land. ashley: yeah. stuart: can you explain this to me? ashley: i wish i could, but here we go. right aro

ashley, which year? ashley: go with 1933. i will not say why because my mother would kill me. 1933 i'm going with. stuart: ashley, that is the correct answer. i went with 1933, if it had been 1940, i remember him in the '60s, '70s, he was much older. i went with 1933. he died in 2006. today would have been his 89th birthday. i feel good. there is a riff that goes on and on, i feel good. should use that song more often i think we feel good. ashley: we do. stuart: ashley, thanks for all the help. all the times you sat in for me. i appreciate it. my time is up regrettably. having a good time. neil, it is yours. neil: thank you very much, stuart. we're looking at the love disappointed folks outside the supreme court of the united states as we get indication a leaked report it might be poised to strike down roe vs. wade. the big question how the heck something like this happened in the first place and does it really telegraph a decision to come anyway? maybe the leak or leaker would be catalyst to change that decision? there is so

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ashley has the latest. >> ashley: george gascon refused to charge the man with a felony and recommended misdemeanor charges. gascon's office says prosecutors determine criminal conduct occurred, evidence presented did not constitute felony conduct. l.a. city attorney says his office taking prosecution seriously and will vigorously prosecute this case. lee is facing charges of battery, possessing deadly weapon with intent to assault and acting to delay and interfere with a performer. l.a. county deputy da pushed back on gascon's soft on crime approach saying these concepts like public safety and justice most of us value are concepts george gascon can care less about. an investigation into how lee got on to the stage in the first place is still under investigation. howard stern even weigh nothing on the attack. listen. >> people are getting nuttier and nuttier and will use these moments to attack people. >> carley: it is unclear when the next court date is, guys. >> joey: thank you. all right. tim launberger is recall gascon campaign spokesman. we will bring him in, tim, welcome to the sh

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strohmier back with deadlines, ashley. >> ukraine, the bill allows the transfer of weapons, military equipment, medicine and food to ukraine as it fights off russian invasion. both chambers of commerce pass the bill last month. the bill signing with russia's nuclear theme to world war ii victory day parade. army combat veteran and candidate cory mills joins us a meticulous. >> i think this whole idea of victory day is about building morale and losing popularity in the country with this war. i think it is obvious that just a few months ago, he would have been at it a stalemate and a failure of leadership motivated to fight against ukrainian government. >> russia prayed a military strength even as invasion of ukraine drags on to its third month with heavy casualties. and several books on the u.s. navy professional reading program that provoked outrage last year were quietly removed from an updated list. released on friday with controversial titles with woke themes and embraced by supporters of critical race theory were removed how to be an antiracist, the new jim crow and minorities an

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we reduce federal borrowing. >> ashley: other plans would reduce it more and cut costs for families, one being capping price of insulin at $35 and providing tax cuts to utility companies. fox news poll show 44% of respondentss have experienced issues with gas and grocery and 32% felt heat of it, but nothing too serious. however, here is where numbers go up. another fox news poll, 61% disapprove of the way the president handled the economy and 67% disapprove of his handling of inflation. shannon. >> shannon: we'll break down the numbers coming up. great to see you. republicans moving to cancel homeland security disinformation board before it gets started, introducing legislation to prohibit dhs from establishing a panel to censor american speech. trace gallagher is on the case. >> trace: the bill is top to bottom, not only would it desolve disinformation board, it would ensure the board could never be reestablished and prevent dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas from using other parts of homeland security to censor information and it would require mayorkas to turn over all documents, wri

and katherine is ashley of and they say yes gazelle is hipaa jamara marcia? yeah. burnett. sheila, after what the special ed the share since yesterday really cut shy, enlisted as a volunteer and took out bounce ashley, a brown voice che lashley mammogram terrace. kim. i knew it out there, so i'm back in year. i had to what moisten alexander blossom professional. can you grade my monica? the team should not to put my guy. yeah, we've got all augusta national emotional margaret out of 45 people who enlisted 40 died. mm. ish, there's those up at the meal stadium. okay too. but you're with crow, you switch continues up of the ceiling in the lot that a she started she yeah. come we sincerely to my students. you bought use cable. think you should teach here all storms like you junior, taking the chinese cuz they talk, i feel like we had this. i thought my, your boy shania wilcox was gonna be out the city of national, but she'll thought that he'd be up all chance. so when you were in talk thus via the events unfolding in ukraine, a recall is for concerned among anti fascists aroun

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thanks, ashley. ashley webster on all of that. speaking of having a good time regardless of the political controversies, it's a steady theme we're playing out here. stuff is going up, but apparently americans are willing to spend big time or trips, very good for airlines and hospitality, hotel stocks. they've been soaring. their business is bombing maybe with the exception of jet blue. all the major carriers are looking at record traffic, certainly going into this summer. and then we have reports that restaurants, pricey restaurants at that, usually the kind that ashley webster goes to, that they're booked solid. good luck getting a reservation. it's a trend that is the friend for the consumer because there's certain things that consumer won't skimp on. enter my next guest, gabe from travel zoo. we have susan li. she's a big spender and the crazy coupon lady. susan, i remember -- ribbed you there. some things people won't give up and trips and fun are two of them. >> i see you at the white tablecloth dining venues here in new york

strohmier with the latest, ashley. >> l.a. district attorney george gascon refusing to charge the suspect with a felony for the tech but the city attorney recommending misdemeanor charges. the op-ed said after reviewing the evidence, the prosecutors determines the criminal conduct occurred, evidence presented did not constitute a felony conduct. the l.a. city attorney's at the office takes protecting the public seriously and are going to "vigorously prosecute this case." isaiah lee only facing battery with a deadly weapon with intent to assault, unauthorized access to the stage during a performance, and acting to delight and interfere with performance. l.a. county d.a. pushed back on soft on crime approach saying, "the contents of most of us value our concepts. george could house phone could care less about." meanwhile the investigation and the first place is still under investigation and howard stern weighing in on the attack. >> people are getting nuttier and no deer and they will use these opportunities to attack people. >>

ashley is with me. by the way ashly, do you remember back in england when you lived there like me, it is not mother's day. it is called mothering day. remember that one? ashley: i do, mothering sunday. absolutely. stuart: which was the first year, ash? >> 1908. stuart: lauren. 1931. i know it is wrong. stuart: i go with 1889. 1908. a woman named anna jarvis held the first mother's day celebration in west virginia. it wasn't until 1914, president wilson designating sectioned of may, as not mothering sunday. dave asman in for neil cavuto. david: i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. we'll look at the latest from elon musk and twitter. why he second. out that cryptic tweet about