cheryl, back to you. >> cheryl: gerri, i agree with you on arms. i don't think now is a good time to look at arms. you are absolutely right, thank you very much for that report. all right. well the fed's move will definitely impact real estate. we talked a lot about housing today. you want to watch the prime real estate block tonight, mansion global, that will be at 8:00 p.m. eastern time followed by new episodes of my show, american dream home, 9:00 p.m. eastern time. we're going to kentucky tonight by the way, during the whole hour, that's a good market. you can still get good deals in kentucky. you want to watch my show. well, the fed walking a tight rope between its mandate of bringing down inflation while not shoving the economy into >> not trying to induce a recession now, let's be clear about that. we're trying to achieve 2% inflation consistent with a strong labor market, that is what we're trying to do. let me talk about that sentence. clearly it is our goal to keep about 2% inflation while keeping labor market strong. cheryl: joining us w

" >> cheryl didn't. you were getting a reputation around town as this kind of batty lady with the pigtails, out there with her signs and the billboards -- >> everybody -- >> -- and the letters to the editor, and you became famous. >> everybody called me crazy. >> but not everybody. police began to take cheryl seriously after years of her struggling to draw attention to mike's case. >> miss cheryl is a straight-shooter and she tells it like it is. >> will mickler is an agent with the fdle, the florida department of law enforcement. a top cops agency with statewide jurisdiction. four years after mike went missing, they agreed to take the case. >> if it wasn't for miss cheryl, this case would have never gotten into the hands of criminal investigators. >> but mike's widow, denise, didn't appreciate what cheryl was doing. >> she's upset because she and her daddy said it was an invasion of their privacy. >> denise's friend, becky mass, in her defense, said denise told cheryl to stop all the noise because it wa

much needed, cheryl. >> cheryl: elon musk said a lot of things on that call. get out your popcorn. twitter employees are on their slack channel trying to figure out how to be amazing at their jobs with remote work. they probably won't be able to for much longer. he's taking over. >> kalyeigh: he threatened to turn it in to a shelter for people if they didn't show up. >> emily: i loved what he said. he said there's a difference between freedom of speech and freedom of reach. he said the whole point should be transparency so we can restore faith in twitter and inclusivity meaning every american, not just the progressive left. i loved it. >> kalyeigh: he swallowed the red pill. >> rob: he did. he's right and what he's saying. he has a lot in front of him. he's got a lot going on. i wish him the best of luck. >> i think he might have to start with a clean slate. twitter and twitter employees are brainwashed to not thinking that free speech is okay. i say fire the entire staff and start from scratch. >> rob: did i just coin that? you heard it here first. >> kalyeigh: next up, as if flyi

cheryl casone from fox business is here to answer it. good morning. >> cheryl: i tell you here, basically that could be a good thing in the short term, but a bad thing in the long-term. basically we have general armando on and she talked about the biden administration could be looking to lower maybe temporarily lift sanctions the trump administration put on china. take a listen. >> we are looking at it, the president asked us to analyze that, we're in the process of doing that for him, he will have to make that decision. >> cheryl: this would reverse tariffs put in place under former president, in the past, she has praised tariffs that were put under trump, they were saying she said they were effective against china. talk about changing her tune. >> todd: yeah. meantime, democrats and taxes are a match made in heaven. >> cheryl: democratic congressman beyer. mark lavine says the rise in mass shootings is the democrat's fault at the end of the day. >> the same elite defunding police departments, slashing budgets, trashing cops, lying abou

cheryl casone is here with one executive's response to the president. >> cheryl: if you want to get oil prices down, maybe sit down with the executives that pump the oil. president biden did snub the executives, even though the industry has been his target about greed. one industry executive says that decision among many will taint the president's legacy. >> considered a monumental leadership failure as we look back over the years. millions of americans are in energy poverty because of really lousy transitional ideas. >> cheryl: national gas prices $4.92 this morning. we go into the holiday week wend americans facing this price at the pump. >> joey: thankfully i drive a diesel. tackle inflation by canceling more student debt? >> cheryl: more student debt cancelled, $6 billion in federal student loan debt erased, still elizabeth warren wants more. >> keep in mind, conservative economists say no, maybe it could be about two-tenths of 1 percent on inflation. no evidence canceling student loan debt contributes to inflation. >> cheryl: there is a lot of evidence, actually. >> carley: talk ab

>> cheryl: oh, the great state. in response to viral video showing kids attending a -- children would be banned from attending these events. brian slayton say the evens were horrifying and show disturbing trend, our responsibility as lawmakers extend to sexualization of this happening across texas. the video shows performers taking dollar bills from kids and signs in there that are pretty inappropriate. a lot of uproar over this one. >> todd: leave that one there. this is why we can't have nice things, thanks, lawyers. >> cheryl: we all have the need, the need to sue. >> what the hell? >> good morning, aviators. >> cheryl: being sued for family of hood gone ye, he wrote a series of articles about "top gun," the article the original movie was based on. the family says the right to use the story expired in 2020. "top gun maverick" has made half a billion so far and shocking the family of the "top guns" author, who is no longer with us is suing. >> todd: i think money could make this go away. >> carley: what if it was

>> cheryl: they are going to mexico. speaking of high prices, california residents continue to leave, texas, arizona and now even mexico. median average price is $800,000. only 25% of households can afford that. nationally gas prices above $5 a gallon, $6.43 this morning. it is above $7, which we talked about prior. >> carley: that is an ugly number, we appreciate you joining us this morning, as always. first responders, williamson county texas ran out of its fuel budget for the year, forcing officials to scramble for taxpayer dollars to keep pace with prices at the pump. the lieutenant joins me now. good morning, the emergencies don't stop because you ran out of gas money and it is not your fault, gas prices are record highs, what are you going to do? >> we have a good budget office and county office who have prepared for contingencies like this. we prefer not to use contingency funds to fill up our gas pumps, we want to make sure the citizens know we will be there to make sure we take care of our community. >> carley:

cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl. cheryl: well, maria, the gunfire erupting inside a sports medicine building, part of the st. francis hospital campus. police say it was, quote, not random. the shooter targeted the facility, reportedly armed with a rifle and handgun, several others were injured. no word on their conditions this morning. the gunman also died of a self inflicted gunshot wound. well, the fbi revealing iranian government backed hackers launched an unsuccessful cyber attack against one of the biggest pediatric hospital facilities in the united states. >> hackers sponsored by the iranian government tried to conduct one of the most despicable cyber attacks i've ever seen right here in boston when they decided to go after boston's children's hospital. cheryl: well, the attack actually happened last summer. officials say the hackers access environmental control networks at the children's hospital through a network flaw. the motive of the alleged cyber attack remains unclear. the biden administration announcing

burke cheryl chumley your response. hey, i mean it that's her opinion, you know, she's looking at italy and she's applying what took place in italy to america and look it. it sounds bad what she says but all along the medical bureaucrats have been predicting this predicting that gloom predicting this doom now only to be proven wrong anthony fauci early on in the in the pandemic he came out and he predicted x amount of deaths based on computer modeling, which is the same type of bloom and doom modeling that climate change alarm is used to predict that if in say 12 years, we don't take these regulatory controls on human activity, then the world is going to expire go up and smoke and we're all we're all going to die. well anthony fountain did the same thing based on computer modeling and i'm assuming that deborah burks who worked closely hand in hand with anthony. biology use those same type of statistics and data in order to justify clampdowns and lockdowns, but look the hospitals in america were not hugely overrun with c

well, that was a vindication of sorts for democratic congresswoman maggie cheryl of new jersey. it was congressman min cheryl raised the alarm a year ago, a year after the attack, that she saw republican -- leading towards like that for people who then participate in the attack on the capitol the following day. congresswoman cheryl has been rapidly criticized by republicans including congressman loudermilk, for having raised these allegations, they claim the allegations were definitely false. we now know what she said was absolutely, and specifically true. tonight, congresswoman cheryl has released this statement that says in part quote, i've served our country as a federal prosecutor, and i know how important is to investigating collect evidence and lend that process when its course. the video evidence released today by the bipartisan january six committee, combined with the constantly shifting narrative -- barry laterally and rodney davis, call into question their dedication to our common oath as members of congress. joining us now live is democratic congressman maggie cheryl

burke cheryl chumley your response. hey, i mean it that's her opinion, you know, she's looking at italy and she's applying what took place in italy to america and look it. it sounds bad what she says but all along the medical bureaucrats have been predicting this predicting that gloom predicting this doom now only to be proven wrong anthony fauci early on in the in the pandemic he came out and he predicted x amount of deaths based on computer modeling, which is the same type of bloom and doom modeling that climate change alarm is used to predict that if in say 12 years, we don't take these regulatory controls on human activity, then the world is going to expire go up and smoke and we're all we're all going to die. well anthony fountain did the same thing based on computer modeling and i'm assuming that deborah burks who worked closely hand in hand with anthony. biology use those same type of statistics and data in order to justify clampdowns and lockdowns, but look the hospitals in america were not hugely overrun with c

>> cheryl: president biden is being ripped as tone deaf this morning for suggesting inflation and sky-high gas prices could be a good thing, encourage americans to go green. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for todd piro. president biden says he is considering a gas tax holiday to bring relief at the pump. not even biden's former boss thought that was a good idea. >> we're arguing over gimmick to save half a tank of gas, over the course of the entire summer so everyone in washington can pat themselves on the back. >> ashley: doug luzader is live in washington with more. good morning. >> doug: the president is back at the white house after soaking up beach time in delaware yesterday. he bristled at the suggestion that most economists see recession coming. >> president biden: not the majority are saying that, don't make things up, now you sound like republican politicians. i'm joking, that was a joke. nothing eniff tabl about recession. >> doug: no one is making that up, congressional times polled and said 70 pvrs expect recessi

. >> griff: cheryl casone has more on that story. good morning. >> cheryl: good morning. wall street is increasingly worried about recession and white house officials continue to say this. >> i don't think a recession is at all inevitable. >> recession is not inevitable. >> what we can do is take steps to build on our strengths in the american economy and try to get to that stable and steady growth we all want to get to as quickly as possible. >> cheryl: not so fast, survey of economists say this, economyists have raised probability to 44% of a recession. 44% recession probability is seldom seen outside of an actual recession. higher borrowing costs, all factors in this, guys. the economists, it was interesting, say aggressive rate hikes by the fed will not do much to stop the downturn or eventual recession. >> ashley: we spoke to a guy earlier coming back from his honeymoon, his flight was delayed and he was stuck in atlanta. flight tlas will be headaches again. >> cheryl: another day of frustration for travelers on the double holiday weekend. atlanta, new york, boston,

kare breaking news at meta cheryl sandberg, the coo, is stepping down. she's been the number two at facebook since 2008. shares dropping, bouncing back now in the after hours session julia? >> that's right. cheryl sandberg telling me that the decision to leave now is because of her personal goals to focus on philanthropy and helping women in particular. she said her departure is not because of the challenges the company is facing with slowing revenue growth or because of a beginning or end of an ads business or the company's metaverse focus. she said, rather,i if you want t make room for more in your life, you have to do it. she called the job the honor and privilege of her lifetime, but she said this is not a job she can do and do other things she'll be with the company through the fall to oversee the transition she told me the timing has more to do with how much confidence i have in the team, saying, i'm very optimistic about the future of the company she also noted that the new coo will have a very different job than she did general counsel, policy an

cheryl chumley a couple more lines from your book. they want ay lot down of individual freedomss and rights and individually held liberty so they can reshape the new america and a new world. it's called destroy and rebuild what they are destroying is the constitution for what they are trying to rebuild calls for marxism and be aware and be warned and be armed but the truth to fight. can i ask you the pay isn't all that? >> guest: i'm glad you did. clarke schwab who is the founder of the world economic forum has said on the world economic forum webpage and don't take my word for it. go there and read it yourself an and agenda called the great reset. in cloud schwab's own words they helped shape this pandemic because they see it as a once-in-a-lifetimea opportunity and they use it to bring about broad changes not just america. around the world. america is the stumbling block to some of these changes as the great reset vision. one of the agendas the world economic forum has in store is to change the definition of capitalism. here in amer

, it wasn't me, for every problem they have caused. >> cheryl: some intern in the white house decided to put a hashtag in front of putin's price hike. they think the american people will buy this lie. go back in history. data, gas prices have been jumping since january. that is before the invasion of ukraine, to be clear here. look at year over year average $3.04 and now $4.67. fox business analysts telling us we will likely see $5 a gallon gas and up, maybe $6, before we get halfway through summer. this is summer driving system, traditional time when gas prices go up and up because of demand. this is business, not to sound harsh, this is supply and demand. we have china coming out of severe lockdowns we've seen in shanghai and beijing, that is global oil market, that will make gasoline more expensive. nothing has anything to do with vladamir putin, maybe output is more for the europeans, right? that energy is going to western europe. if you want a putin price hike, talk to the europeans, in this country this is gaslighting from the administration. >> carley: no pun intended. he is lo

you have news on american dream home. >> cheryl: yeah. tonight we have brand-new episodes of american dream home, gone country. we are heading to kentucky. 9 p.m. eastern time, we will follow chris and carolyn searching for a country retreat in louisville. 9:30, we'll stay in kentucky, which is fun, and talk to breel and chad. breel is a champion and they were looking for a perfect horse -- both properties are in markets you can still get decent deals. we've talked about across the country with home prices going double digits, look for markets that offer bargains, that is what we'll do tonight. >> todd: stocks sliding deeper into a bare market officially closing lower than when president biden took office. >> carley: brian brenberg is a professor of business and economics in manhattan. brian, good morning. we are down 20% in the stock market, official definition of a bare market. how long will it take to get back above 20? >> brian: tell me when the biden administration will get things right on policy. the problem is the stock market is l

let's get the latest from cheryl scott fr cheryl, are we talking triple digits? >> we are. this is going to persist throughout the entire weekend. extreme heat is going to build throughout the south and west, excessive heat alerts and warnings in place from southern california through arizona. phoenix, another record high today. triple-digit heat here all across the south and west. sacramento to palm springs, you can see those temperatures above 100 degrees. phoenix, 114. this is a dry heat. in texas, steamy, hot and humid, feel-like temperatures here also in the triple digits. this is well above average for this time of the year. eva. >> all right, cheryl, thank you. >>> now to the protests ahead today across the u.s. in favor of tougher gun laws, the biggest expected in washington, d.c., and abc's ike ejiochi joins us live from the national mall with more. good morning to you, ike. >> reporter: good morning, eva. workers have been setting up this stage behind the washington monument for a couple of days now. it's something that they're unfortunately used to doing under th

cheryl casone with the details now, cheryl. cheryl: well, maria, the januart committee presented never before seen video from capitol riots from the first of 7 televised hearings and also showed depositions from members of president trump's inner circle including daughter ivanka and attorney general bill barr and committee forming that president trump incited the riot on january 6th. well, 3 people are dead at and another critically wounded at man opened fire at facility that he worked at. the suspect fled but arrested few miles away after shootout with trooper. no word on possible motive. finally, let's take a look at shares of stitch fix this morning, the stock is down 14%, it lost more than 10% yesterday. the company announced it's cutting 330 jobs, that's about 15% of its salaried workers. this comes as the personal shopping and styling service company reported 8% decline in revenue and wider losses in the spring, maria, we are seeing more and more companies start to talk about job cuts. not adding jobs. maria: yeah. that's

thank you, cheryl. cheryl: you bet. maria: well, we've been talking this morning about a new apnorx center for public affairs research poll, the new poll finds a stunning 85% of americans think that the country is headed in the wrong direction. including nearly eight in 10 democrats. 79% of americans also say the economy is in poor condition as the price of gasoline, food and consumer goods continue to soar. joining me right now is utah congressman, house intel committee member and house budget committee member, chris christopher stewart. what's your reaction to this new poll? >> oh, my gosh, does this surprise anyone. the american people aren't stupid. you look at inflation which is caused by democratic policies, you look at an energy crisis which is caused by democratic leadership and policies, look at the southern border which is truly a crisis which is caused by democratic policies. look at how we embarrassed ourselves around the world for example with afghanistan, of course people feel like we're on the wrong track

cheryl's interviewed her many times. it's nice to see the vice president here ahead of a fundraising event in los gatos tomorrow, and another event in san francisco. a live look at air force two and lot of secret services. kamala harris, the vice president, is whisked off. >> what we'll do do here is turn around that interview in a moment and play it for you later on. >>> let's get to other news. a ukrainian associate of rudy giuliani is going to prison. he and his business associate were prominent figures in president trump's first impeachment investigation. a new york judge today sentenced him to serve a year and eight months. prosecutors say he illegally donated to u.s. political campaigns and defrauded investors in his businesses. his associate pleaded guilty last year to soliciting foreign campaign donations for u.s. candidates. rudy giuliani has not been charged with any crimes in connection with either. >>> justice stephen breyer will officially retire from the u.s. supreme court tomorrow. the san francisco native

nbc bay area news's cheryl hurd starts this for us on this very active night. cheryl? >> reporter: hundreds of people, in part of the federal building tonight. they want the world to know that they do not plan to give up their fight against the rolling back of roe vs. wade. from the supreme court in washington, d.c. -- >> [ crowd chanting fight back, stand up close back! ] >> reporter: some hold a sit in in markets on eighth street. >> [ screaming ] >> reporter: abortion rights advocates, angry over the supreme court decision to rollback row vs. wade. >> it is not right for women who will be affected by this. people like me who can't get abortions, displaced in a state. >> reporter: the gathering, taking over the federal courthouse. [ crowd chanting my body my choice] >> reporter: many, making their way to the steps of city hall. >> abortion is medical care. medical care is a human right. >> reporter: mason briggs says, it's important to be here. she's eight months pregnant. >> because i'm a full human, because i'm not a second-class citizen. my body is mine, no one el

cheryl had i thought two things. she was decisive, the experience at google was the closest you are ever going to get to the business problem. secondly, she had a maturity and an experience in the political and business realm of that i thought would really complement mark's strengths. keep in mind, i think that when she went there they had fewer than 100 million users. for me at least it was not possible at that time to imagine the kind of harm that eventually came out of facebook. in part because the business model that did it wouldn't be invented for another five years. i look back on and i go, oh my god, what could have been. sheryl is so talented. she could have made a very successful company at google and been a hero for democracy and public health. emily: how could she have done that? >> a few simple examples. 2017, facebook was implicated by the united nations in an ethnic cleansing that took place in myanmar. a country in facebook had more employees on the ground, had almost no spoke the language in they cert

. >> carley: cheryl casone, good morning. >> cheryl: how gas prices don't affect her. >> on the issue of gas prices after waiting for a long time to get my electric vehicle, i got it and drove it from michigan to here this last weekend and went by every single gas station and didn't matter how high it was. >> cheryl: u.s. senators make average salary of $174,000 and electric vehicles sell for $56,000. gas prices this morning record $4.95. >> todd: less than confident presentation from one janet yellen. >> cheryl: treasury secretary admitting she was wrong about it being transitory. >> unacceptable levels of inflation and headwind associated with disruption caused by the pandemic effect on supply chain and effects of supply side disturbances to oil and food market resulting from russia's war in ukraine. >> cheryl: janet yellen blaming other factors, the policies of biden administration, killing the keystone xl pipeline are root causes. join me tonight new episode of american dream home on fox business prime 9 eastern time. >> carley: one of my favorites. thank you. let's bring in brian

happy birthday to the iphone, cheryl. are you celebrating today or mourning the impact it has had on society in the negative? >> well, so, i love apple, i own the stock. i hate apple, it ruined my life. i have an mac pack air, a mini, phones, and -- >> more technology in this device than the space shuttle that went to the moon in 1969. unbelievable. but i would go back to blackberry first and then flip phones and then -- >> amen on blackberry. >> it took me so long to switch and still the most technologically nonsavvy person, but i love the phone for pictures capability sharing with friends and family. >> i don't know how to do anything else. >> i'm taking in you guys like blackberry. what is this? >> what is this? 1995? >> millennials, we have agile fingers, we are good with the keyboard. >> so aim doing this thing and it's not working. >> when they moved the search bar from the top to the bottom, what are you doing? i don't speak that language. >> moving -- >> land line. >> i know no one's cell phone numbers but land li

cheryl casone from fox business has details. >> cheryl: good morning. federal gas tax 18.4 cents per gallon. you see national average per gallon sitting this morning at $4.95 a gallon, biden administration is weighing a tax holiday for gas prices, even with a break issue the change would only amount to small benefit. the savings amount to $47. that is best analysis right now. we were at $3.06 a year ago. >> carley: yesterday the president made comments about oil executives that are raising eyebrows. >> cheryl: exactly. the president has blamed greedy oil companies but chevron ceo michael worth says enough is enough and worth wrote to biden saying the administration has been vilifying the gas industry and the president spngded. >> president biden: i didn't know they get their feelings hurt that quickly. ought to work something out, they can decrease and not give up on transitioning to renewable energy. >> cheryl: that doesn't make economic sense, anyway, white house staff will meet with oil companies to grill them about their profits. >> carley: you have

cheryl casone has the latest. >> cheryl: good morning, that threat of recession has had markets on edge for weeks now. on the hill, testifying before a senate committee, powell, institute soft landing for the economy, might be challenging. he also seemingly threw cold water on the administration it was the putin price hike that created record high inflation and energy prices. listen. >> is the war in ukraine the primary reason for inflation in america? >> no, inflation was high before the war in ukraine broke out. >> it is a global phenomena, is that correct? >> yes, oil prices to significant extent. >> cheryl: in fact, gas prices were rising long before russia invaded ukraine, as you can see on this chart. this morning hovering around $5 a gallon for retail gasoline in this country. >> carley: something interesting came down yesterday proving democrats need to get their priorities straight. >> cheryl: the fentanyl epidemic is exce perated. consider the fact 107,000 drug overdoses last year jump of 15%, it is a crisis, we talk about it. instead the president and his team are going after

let's go to cheryl hurd. she's talking to steph curry right now who's holding the trophy. [ cheering ] >> we can celebrate this. it means a lot. like this guy right here. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: how are you doing? >> take care of my guy! >> mvp! [ cheering ] [ inaudible ] >> take it away, cheryl, you just interviewed steph curry! >> reporter: oh my goodness, i didn't know i was live! >> yes, you were! >> reporter: well, draymond green got off, he was holding the trophy. steph curry came right up to us and said he was exhausted, but he took some time out to talk to us first. we all appreciate that. we thought draymond would come over and say a few words, but i think he went ohr over to the crowd of people on my right. who are they? they are employees at chase, and this is their treat to come out and see them. steph has that cigar in his hat. getting a lot of feedback, but he's got that cigar in his hat. seems like he probably slept with that thing. but, um, the emotional roller coaster continues for steph c

casone is here with more. >> cheryl: good morning. the holiday weekend going to be expensive. according to american farm bureau, summer favorites like chicken will be 33% higher, $8.99 per pound. vanilla ice cream up 10% and hamburger bun prices jumped 16%. this tweet from the white house has not aged well. remember july 1, 2021, they bragged how barbecue would be cheaper? this as the vice president gave this nonanswer on gas prices. >> vice president harris: let's say this is a very real issue, there is a piece about gas and bringing down the cost of gas which has exploded because of putin's war on ukraine, the president is in europe right now talking as he has been to bring our allies and partners together to have a common defense around what we believe to be democratic principles around sovereignty and integrity. there are things we need to do. >> cheryl: bit of a rambling answer. gas prices $4.88 a gallon, up from 3.09 a year ago. >> cheryl: new budget deal reached between state lawmakers and governor newsom. 23 million cal forian

cheryl totally against to discuss. let you from john, republican line. >> thank you for taking my call. i think the bigger problem is the fact that we've heard it the definition of what our constitution and declaration of independence has become. whatever faction you fall and whether it be a fascist faction, socialist faction, so they're all playing king avail elected so that they can use their particular agenda to bully the rest of us and our constitution was set up to protect the minority from the book minority. but we've just continued to perpetrate this fraud of our constitution says about 1804. so till we wake wake up and figure out each of us get to obligations wn and have a right of redress under our constitution and article or section 2, the citizens of the county entitled to the same privileges and immunities as citizens in the severalstates and we will continue to fight and have more because nobody wants to be pulling . >> that's john there cincinnati ohio. >> i missed the question if there was one. i'm not s

good morning. >> cheryl: good morning. it was the largest increase we've seen since 1994, significant for the markets. 75 basis point hike. during the press conference after the decision powell said there could be more coming. from the perspective of today, 50 or 75 basis point increase seems likely. things are better, we don't need to do that much. >> cheryl: these are aggressive moves. the fed meets next month, it could be another half a points, we'll see. ester george was the only dissenter. this was a hail marry to fight soaring inflation. powell mentioned it was out of their control, food and energy prices and issued forecast for gdp inflation for the year, they believe inflation will stand at 5.2% for the year and lowered their gdp forecast for the country economy. inflation 8.6%, that cpi report pushed them yesterday, all of this is rare for the fed. i've been doing this for 20 years, rare to see them act on a pivot so quickly, they reacted almost instantly to the inflation data last week. >> ashley: new fok news po

cheryl. cheryl: starting next year the fast food giant will evaluate every potential new operator using the same approach, no longer given preferential treatment to spouses and children of existing franchisees. franchisees will have to go through a review every 20 years to keep their restaurant. currently, franchisees run 95% of the company's u.s. based restaurants. there's mcdonald's in the premarket, stock up a quarter percent. federal investigators searching the home of jeffrey clark, clark served as acting assistant attorney general for the civil division during former president trump's final days in office. president trump reportedly looked to install clark as attorney general in the days before the january 6 capitol riot. amazon announcing that it's working on an a update to its alexa system that would allow the technology the mimic any voice, even a deceased family member. the tech giant showing the tool in action with the clip of a boy asking alexa to read him the wizard of oz in the

we bring in cheryl hurd who's at the pleasant hills station near the derailment. cheryl? >> reporter: that's right, we were at the location. now we are at the pleasant hills station, and you see people getting off the bart train. they are headed to a bus bridge situation. as you said, the train is stopped between concord and pleasant hills. what they're doing is putting up a bus bridge situation to get the passengers where they're going. now, this all began at 5:30 today. a bart train jumped the tracks near the location at david and hastings. partially derailed. you saw the picture there. we have a chopper where you can see this all happening. 50 people were on board that train. they were evacuated. just moments ago we caught up with a bart staffer and she gave us the latest information. listen up. >> at 5:30 p.m. a san francisco bound train with 50 riders on board derailed in between the concord station and pleasant hill station, much closer to the pleasant hill station. we safely evacuated the riders. there are no major injuries. >> reporter: as you can see, the people

cheryl casone has that and all the headlines. good morning, cheryl. cheryl: good morning. we have a storm brewing in the atlantic that could develop into a tropical depression or tropical storm within the next four to five days, our colleagues at fox weather tell us disturbance continues to become better organized. it's rare to have this type of storm in the month of june, as the u.s. is bracing for another week of extreme heat. high temps are expected to remain for texas and much of the south, after last week's record breaking temperatures in many cities in the u.s. arizona and new mexico has much needed rain. costco is recalling 400,000 patio umbrellas after reports of lithium batteries overheating. the umbrellas with led lights can be returned to costco meated immediately. beginning july 5th, new jersey residents need to have a costco membership card if they want to fill up their tank at the retailer. a california man facing charges for having enough fentanyl to kill 12 million people. police found the opiate in his car and his home. he i'll being held on $3 million bai

cheryl casone has the details, cheryl. cheryl: hello, dagen, a group of world war ii veterans gathering in normandy, france honoring 160,000 troops who stormed the beaches 78 years ago. dozens of american world war ii veterans are attending paying tribute to those killed in battle that day. ceo tim cook expected to show off latest versions of apple software for iphones, ipads and macs, apple was big winner during the pandemic basalt's expected to be stagnant this quarter thanks to component shortages and lockdowns in china. then there is this, top gun maverick cruising to top spot for second week in a row. >> with all due respect, sir, i'm not a teacher. i just want to manage expectations. >> what the hell? >> good morning, aviators. cheryl: movie set record for biggest him orial haul, $86 million, domestically over the past weekend, so far it's brought in worldwide total, dagen, half a billion dollars, i remember back in 1986 when the first movie came out and the military setup recruitment tables at movie theaters. there'

cheryl casone with the details. hey, cheryl. cheryl: good morning to you, maria, former police officer leslie vega in gop house primary. virginia house candidate jim dominating in district 2. kiggins will face incumbent who was vulnerable after redistricting in this military heavy electorate. trump backed katie, sixth gop congressman, brooks to run in alabama. collins securing victory in georgia's house runoff race. dc mayor fending off 3 challengers to win her mayoral primary and henry cuellar declaring victory over jessica cisneros after very close recount. well, the senate beginning debate on bipartisan gun reform bill following the mass shootings in texas and buffalo. this includes fennel health funding and enhanced change. biggest change to firearms in decades. more bad news for netflix, getting ready foranother round of layoffs weeks after company fired 50 full-time employees with 140 animaters and contractors. netflix has lost 70% of stock value since the spring when it announced it lost 270,000 subscribers. the stock dow

. >> we begin with nbc bay area cheryl hurd in pleasanton. cheryl, what a chaotic day and night for residents out there and firefighters of course. >> very chaotic. i'm live right now at the golden eagle estates. as you can see firefighters are still here and i've also seen some people still coming home tonight after being told to evacuate earlier today and there is a similar situation happening not far away. >> we didn't have any notice, i saw the fire and smoke before we got a real evacuation. it kind of hit us pretty quickly. >> after about five hours of uncertainty, they arcoming back to the home night after being told to leave quickly duri the height of the pleasant canyon fire. >> a couple papers and couple valuables and got out of there in a hurry. >> families who live near the golden eagle estates were also given evacuation orders. >> at your house, your life, your everything. they could disappear forever. it's undescribable feeling. >> the canyon fire covering 71 acres per tonight, 10% contained. this fire starting first. moving quic

cheryl: exactly. dagen: the golfers who are playing in the league feeling no love, not from americans, for sure. thank you so much, cheryl. president biden blaming russia's invasion of ukraine for record high gas prices again. >> it's outrageous what the war in ukraine is causing and we're trying very hard to make sure we can -- we significantly increased the number of barrels of oil that are being pumped out of the reserve. dagen: gas prices hitting another all-time high today, $5.01 a gallon in this country. meantime, the washington posted tore y'all board ebbing -- posteditorial board writing, quote, in the short term there's not a lot the president can do. joining me now, new york congressman john katko. he's the ranking member of the homeland security committee. congressman, good to see you this morning. the fact is, is that gasoline prices were at $2.39 a gallon when joe biden took office. and what he did starting on day one is go to war against our energy sector and so now he's complaining that

cheryl with details now. cheryl. cheryl: there are predictions for a heat dome where the atmosphere traps hot air like a lid. the national weather service issuing excessive heat warnings, watches and heat advisories for more than 100 million people as temps soar across much of the nation, sparking wildfires in arizona and california. people in texas are bracing for triple digit heat without running water. the water line break affected nearly 165,000 texans. they hope to have water restored at some point today. well, the house finally passing a bill offering around the clock protection of families of supreme court justices. this comes more than a month after the leak of a draft opinion showed the court could roll back abortion rights. that leak led to out-of-control frightening pro abortion protests outside conservative justices' homes. there was a murder plot discovered targeting justice kavanaugh. 27 democrats voted against the security bill including congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and her fellow squad membe

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cheryl is so talented. she could have made a very successful company at google and been a hero for democracy and public health. emily: how could she have done that? >> a few simple examples. 2017, facebook was implicated by the united nations in an ethnic cleansing that took place in myanmar. a country in facebook had more employees on the ground, had almost no spoke the language in they certainly had no expertise into the politics and culture of the country. it became clear the product was being used by bad actors to instigate ethnic cleansing. a different group of people might have taken that as a warning and said we shouldn't be doing business in countries where we don't have an economic interest or people on the ground. we are not willing to invest in the culture. that kind of thing is super obvious. the fbi warned facebook early in 2019 that qanon was a very dangerous extremist organization. they warned facebook that there was a lot of recruiting going on facebook. between 2019, the spring of 2019 in t

cheryl casone is here. good morning. >> cheryl: gas prices are on the rise this morning as you just showed, the national average at $4.98. according to eia, domestic gasoline stocks are down, demand grew as drivers continue to fuel up during the busy summer driving season. oil prices have been jumping, that is another headwind here. according to triple a, gas prices will stay elevated for the future. higher gasoline goes, greater risk of recession, fred kelleshg r told a heart breaking story earlier. >> i was getting gas and she went over and she paid $20 for four gallons, she wants to get home to take care of her family. she will not be able to enjoy things she could before because democrats created this mess of inflation. >> cheryl: a lot of folks are having to make tough decisions about where to spend their money as more and more states are paying $5 a gallon. 19 states, a jump of 67% for the averages, we are going to get may consumer prices today 8:30 eastern time, we will cover that on fox business. th

nbc bay area cheryl hurd is life after getting up close and personal with some of the warriors. cheryl, the last two days have been such a whirlwind. >> reporter: it has come a look at the airport, it is all lit up in warriors colors, it is not often that you get behind a velvet rope at a party but we did so tonight here at the airport. we got up close and personal with the warriors. they were exhausted but still riding high after their incredible win. >> we did that! >> reporter: excitement as the world champions exit the plane at sfo. chase center and employees were the only ones there to greet them. fremont green holding the trophy high along with klay thompson, steph curry, and the rest of the team stepped back into the bay area. >> it is nice to bring our larry back home, where he belongs. the warriors invitational. >> reporter: the fourth championship within eight seasons. the golden state warriors defeated the celtics within six games. steph curry, holding onto something tie that he earned after several years. the mvp trophy. >> to get the job done and it's an emotional r

cheryl casone with all the details, it was busy, cheryl. cheryl: let's start in utah, mike lee fending challengers. here in nook -- new york lee zeldon. darren bailey clinching and in a blow to the far-left, moderate democratic congressman sean defeating aoc ally in illinois' sixth district house primary, redistricting forcing a battle between city lawmakers. next challenge will be hoeding seat against republican winner keith. well, the death toll in monday's amtrak derailment in missouri rising to 4. ntsb is going to zero in passing, no arms, no warning lights and there were no bells, train colliding with a dump truck, 8 of the trains cars and two locomotives were off of the track complete derailment. the company used to allow hosts to allow parties and events at the property and in 2019 it started to prohibit open invite parties and listed parties so-called party houses after series of violent incident. >> then there's this. retailer is denying penny-pinching on facilities and home goods to report quarterly later this morning after findin

cheryl casone with the details, cheryl. cheryl: oh, maria, one of the suspects charged with attempted murder. the other facing aggravated assault among other charges, here in new york city a manhunt is underway for a man who violently pushed awoman under the subway tracks in the bronx on sunday. the attack appeared to be random and the victim appeared to be taken to the hospital with cuts on hand and arm, kathy hochul signing series of gun control bills in response to last month's buffalo shooting. age to buy automatic rifles 18 to 21, barriers to buy bullet proof vests and body armor. the fate of san francisco district attorney is now in the hands of voters, today's recall halfway into his first term. liberal da on reducing completion rates and fighting massive incarceration in crime city but residents have grown frustrating with the rise in crime. recall effort a political attack. finally, there's this. fill in the need. the need to sue. >> what the hell? >> good morning, aviators. >> yeah, good morning, paramount, you're