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summers to discuss his criticism of the biden administration's attempt to curb inflation. c-span or c-span.org is where you can watch that as well and are free video app. 1:30 p.m. eastern today the secretary of the army will discuss u.s. defense strategy including other -- including threats to the united states and its allies that programming happening at one: 30 pm on c-span, c-span now, and c-span. calm. and then at 9:30, the special envoy for iran will testify about negotiations with iran, what sort of path forward they see when it comes to a nuclear deal, that senate foreign relations committee hearing airing at 9:30 p.m. on c-span, c-span.org and the free c-span now video app. time for your calls in our open forum. john. ashland, ohio. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. host: what is on your mind? caller: please explain to me how corporate executives can stand up before congress and tell how they are gouging the american public and say that is ok? it is not ok, how can that even happen in the united states of america? on top of that

lauren: i'm not ready for that. stuart: that's hot. that's summer. just in, the latest read on home prices, good morning to you, lauren. break it down. lauren: well, they went up by another record amount, 21.2% year-over-year, that is the largest annual gain we've ever seen, so this is backward looking in the fact that it's in the month of march but we did get new home sales and existing home sales and in those reports that was for april so we saw a record high for new home sale prices, the median at 450,000, so point is yes, the housing market was still stronger at the start of the year, but past march we continued to see prices go up, and if you live in tampa, prices are up 35% in the past year. stuart: that's astonishing. lauren: that's the number one most expensive market in the country in terms of the growth of home price acceleration. stuart: now, let's get to the price of oil, because we're really seeing a gain there a few moments ago it was $119 a barrel now it's 118.68. the europeans have officially said look, we're banning a lot of russian

this summer -- lauren: yep. neil: -- and they're happy spending the money to do so. we have all the major airlines, maybe with the exception of jetblue, telegraphing a strong bookings season. i don't know if that's changed. i doubt it based on a couple of days of trading, but that's one thing they're going to splurge on. is that a last bastion of partying sign or what? lauren: i think it's you have that bug in your system, and you might have saved money because you haven't been able to do anything -- neil: right, right. lauren: -- and now you can. i don't know if we can pull up two stocks, airbnb, great report card. we spoke about it yesterday. last i checked, the stock is getting killed today. look, their average mightily rate is up 37% from -- nightly rate. they're popular, i get it. that's a big increase. another stock would be booking. they should still be in the green, and to your point, they see a solid april, they see european, cross-border demand coming back. so maybe we'll get through the summer travel

lauren: it is one hundred flights a day. it is kind of like why? they want to build buffer into their system to be on time and cancel less because they have to deal with sick outs, bad weather and huge demand, these one hundred daily flight cuts in latin america and the us july 1st to august 7th but i think that is so annoying. we expect all, everyone to want to fly but we will give you fewer options so you complain about us less and don't have to deal with the headache of constantly rebooking you. it is irksome. ashley: it is irksome. that's a good word and right in the middle of the summer travel season. lauren: what about people who book their flights during that time and the flights are canceled. that is frustrating. ashley: i can feel my blood pressure going up as we speak. lauren: a good attitude. ashley: a deep breath. major companies want their workers back in the office but forcing them to return hasn't worked out so well. we will acclaim based on that picture. paying more for everything from gas to travel and food as we head into the memo

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that must be a good sign of good summer travel. haarp lauren the one constant in all of this is the area that has not been negatively ima pacted by travel because prices are all up, yet we're accepting those price hikes, and we have the travel bug, right? we've got to get it out of our system. booking says european demand, cross-border demand particularly for the month of april, is back big. they expect that to continue through the summer. and when you look at room nights booked, it's another key metric, they're 10% above pre-pandemic levels. so we're back traveling. we're going to concerts again, we're shaking people's hands -- stuart: i don't know anybody who's going to europe for a vacation. lauren: my parents are going in, like, two weeks. stuart: sorry, i take that back. lauren: they have to do a million tests to get there -- stuart: see, i wouldn't do that. i'm not interested in traveling overseas. lauren: what is wrong with you? you want to go to australia and new zealand. stuart: yeah, but i can wait. [laughter] >> revenge

lauren said grid operators, they're warning about possible power outages this summer because of the strain on the system. >> cal iso, which manages the state's energy grid is warning that over a a million homes across the state could experience power shut offs. they blame power supply shortages. and of course, the drought for the possible outages. there are also concerns about the summer heat which could strain the grid even further. >> retirement plans for tom brady with the seven-time super bowl champion plans to do whenever he finally decides to hang up his cleats. never right. plus, doubling down on attacks. the latest intelligence report on russia's war against ukraine and a bipartisan push to further punish and tesla recalling thousands of vehicles will tell yo meet brett from apartment 2b. he's not letting an overdraft alert get him stressed. he knows he's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking

the unofficial beginning of summer, right. lot of folks getting out about packing up their bags, loaded the cars. >> getting ready to get out there and enjoy maybe the great outdoors going to watch out. we might have a little rain coming your way out there tonight. you can see the patchy fog moving in across san bruno mountain. as we look toward sfo right now, no delays being reported. sfo, oakland or san jose. make a little busy, though after this game here tonight. but otherwise, you're looking good in the monterey bay. you do have some patchy fog. it's going to be cool out toward the coast. 50's. there you see 60's and the in watsonville and carmel valley, southern california actually pretty cool for this time of year. 66 in long beach, 67 downtown los angeles in about 75 degrees and warm in pasadena, head up the high country. you'll find some partly cloudy skies. i think you're going to see a lot of high clouds rolling in overhead for tomorrow. temperatures, not all that bad about 66 degrees in southlake. 67 in truckee and

lauren: the north american reliability arco, the power grid is vulnerable. he committed availability, labor shortages and the weather which they can't control, high temperatures, wildfires and drought could cause, they warn, rolling blackouts this summer because power grid won't be able to handle demand. stuart: and much higher prices regardless and blackouts, high prices. lauren: if that happens, the tone of this country, the feeling is pretty dire right now, that adds to our worries. stuart: it does indeed. if you are looking to sell your car, now is the time, trade in values are spiking. which ones have the highest priced tag? rising food prices, record gas prices, lockdown sin china choking the global supply chain, all sparking fears of stagflation. listen what treasury secretary yellen said about that. >> the economic outlook globally is challenging and uncertain and higher food and energy prices are having stagflation affect. stuart: edward lawrence at the federal reserve bank of st. louis will speak exclusively to the bank's president on how the centr

lauren: using hunger as a weapon. he has weapon iced hunger. blue when north korea launched another ballistic missile, the 14th test. stuart: lauren: kim jong un is showing his country aztec edge and threatening the world and the west in particular. he is saying we can and will use our nuclear arsenal if threatened, the timing of this, more immediately for north korea in just days a new president takes office in south korea. much of his campaign is focused on a tough stance with north korea, not peaceful reconciliation and dialogue. sending a message to the new president. blue when he didn't do this when trump was president. republicans are fighting for free speech, a plan to defund president biden's disinformation board. we have that story. the wall street journal reports musk has plans to turn twitter around and then take it public again. where does that leave trump's truth social? i will ask the ceo of that company, devon nunez next. when traders tell us how to make thinkorswim® even better, we listen. like jack. he wanted a streamlined ver

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lauren: meet costs a lot of money. beef was up 24% in the last quarter. tyson said despite them hiking prices for ballpark hotdogs, customers are paying. good news as we're heading into the summer and barbecue season. stuart: i want to see ilumina. it is down big. what is the story. lauren: genomics company on friday they were told to pay $330 million on patent infringement on a chinese company. they're appealing. some brokers are cutting their price targets. they're worried if this appeal doesn't go through, i illumina will be in big trouble. stuart: jpmorgan, goldman sachs are monitoring how much time employees spend in the office. i bet that is not popular with employees. lauren: any place i worked i swiped my badge when i go into work. we accepted that. jpmorgan, 40% of employees are hybrid, three days a week. they're tracking them swiped a badge, that they showed up when they supposed to, so easy to work from home. you think this backfires? stuart: i have no idea. lauren: if you peel like a child being tracked and monitored, right, you can work at mo

the busy driving season, one more for you, lauren. car max is looking to sell a used 2017 mitsubishi lancer, there it is, how much is it going for? lauren: ain't it a beauty, don't you want that car? ashley: yes. lauren: tongue and cheek. it's going for a comical $29, 998, for a 5-year-old car, that costs more than $8,000 less when it was new in 2017. do you think carmax actually gets that? do you think somebody is going to pay that for that car? ashley: i wouldn't think so, but these are crazy times. i mean, my goodness, i don't understand that, but interesting thank you, lauren. let's look at the dow 30 stocks now, if we can on a day where the markets are giving some nice upward momentum. you know, there you have it. mostly green, led by boeing, merck and amgen, but that's the screen we haven't seen too much of recently a nice little relief rally, the dow itself up 442 points, the question is, can we hold it between now and the closing bell at 4:00. we shall find out, and guess what? don't go anywhere, friday feedback is next. ♪ b

happening today the start of spare the air summer smog season. this is live. look at driver's crossing the golden gate. bridge cars are the biggest source of summer smog pollution. so when you can use a different way to get where you need to go good advice always let's turn our attention now as we start another week i'mma to the forecast. yes, sandia patel has the latest and warmer less windy and warmer, maybe yes, you got it online dan. let's take a look at the air quality right now. it's good because of the winds acceptance san francisco. we have moderate air quality take a look at a beautiful live picture from our santa cruz camera. yeah, you can see that. there's sun out there. it's gonna be good still for the the entire bay area tomorrow, but as you look at air quality forecast as those temperatures continue to i'm the warming begins tomorrow, but it really starts to get felt around wednesday when we see 90. showing up inland to the air quality begins to decline so we will see moderate air quality wednesday good to moderate on thursday. back to good on fr

lauren: yeah, a leaked homeland security memo dated may 13 reveals the white house is bracing for a summer of violence law enforcement agencies are investigating social media threats to burn down or storm the supreme court building itself, as well as murder, justices and their clerks, plus attack places of worship and abortion clinics. look, political activism is constitutionally protected but i'll quite axios. they say if the roe decision is fly wayer for extreme it'ses and state counterterrorism agencies are on high alert. that decision could come today. stuart: i don't know the source of that information is but that's what i'm hearing all over passing that decision down today lauren thanks we'll be watching for it. the market is showing signs of a modest rebound come the opening bell this monday morning, futures pointing north as in up. the opening bell is next. ♪ (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. say goodbye to daily insulin injections. and simplify life with diabetes with omnipod.

lauren: it is down 11%. it is pretty good. the ceo says we are feeling great about a recovery we are seeing the summer. 58% year over year, $24 billion, down 19% from 2019 before the pandemic and that selloff is sparking losses. everyone is writing the pent-up demand wave but it has a feeling. travel boom is not as wonderful as we thought it was going to be. what is with estÉe lauder? lauren: china is 1/3 of their sales and lockdown is sitting that market, they cut their profit forecasts for the full year. that is what you see play out on the screen. stuart: rockwell automation next a lot of factory women. lauren: the bad news is they splashed there for your forecasts but often when companies say demand is not the issue, investors and wall street excuse the problem giving a past but that is not happens now. the stock was hit pretty hard. stuart: it is 10:11 eastern time, we've been on the air for one hour and 11 minutes and about to do our first elon musk siding and headline. he was at the meta-gala and looks good in that tal