. >> sound like a buy the dip down 122, to cheryl casone. cheryl: , okay.g to numbers right now actually sorry if i didn't come right away we are looblg inline month-over-month month-to-month up .4% in line with expectations dow down 113, we were higher before this number crossed, okay year-over-year came in hotter than expected 3.2%, the gain 3.1% expectation, okay? so we actually come in a little bit hotter month-over-month, as well as we just jumped a tenth percentage point for month-over-month. >> core came in moter on month-over-month basis, versus expectations came in .4% higher on core month-over-month expectations was up .3%, core hotter than expected 3.8% looking for 3.7% but i do want to point out on this yearier core number a tenth% better than read from last month, let's get into some components of this, okay? we did see as expected a gain in the energy and gasoline market we thought going to happen, energy, that opponent jumping 2.3% month-over-month gasoline up 3.8% month-to-month now vehicle sales seen going higher down a tenth of a percent,

lobby bring in cheryl casone.has been one of the stars of the market not for the last week on the d.o.j. story. >> obviously the stock did fall when the news cost about the d.o.j. but there's a great piece in the wall street journal and adam will take this to you about the holes in the case from the justice department. in particular they cite previous issues with epic games for example, they say basically that customers are being heard and companies are being heard and shut out of iphone devices, the games case for several years ago actually found it was because people preferred the device over what they were being offered, there's a lot of other issues that the journal brings up this is not a slamdunk case against apple is my point. >> it's good to be messy and drawn out. from an investment impact i'm not sure how much it will matter on a longer-term basis, the stock traded lower and has better relative under performer if you look at it at the s&p 500 and the mag seven those returns have been more dispersed, the

. >> february adp number crossing right now cheryl casone with numbers. came in 140,000, remember estimate for 150,000 so came in 140,000 a little bit of -- of expectation i point out you mentioned jolts report expected to fall a little bit, coming up this morning, as well. coming in 8.9 million nonfarm number friday maybe 200,000 we shallow see, 3.7% unemployment rate as i said repeatedly, revisions. maria: you are waiting for revisions we are going to see revisions, probably friday, 140,000 jobs created is number david less than expected markets -- picked up a little bit on that number pretty stable your reaction. >> i don't think adp number normally moves stock market futures what i think going to happen friday getting an indication of wages labor are participation then like you talked about revisions you remember last month wasn't just big headline i revises were up we haven't seen seen a lot lately. >> revision of january up 111,000 adp january number your book connecting dolths to younger generations book full time working the meaning of life, talk

cheryl casone the you were a flight attendant.eing put into the airlines right now. >> it's been discussed as far as the practices of boeing within the plants as well the whistleblower was also, the production capacity boeing and safety practices at the plants and one of the big focuses. that is gei but the other issue is oversight by the faa and that the federal level were you when your colleagues can really make a difference here, the faa has done a poor job of monitoring what's happening at the plants at boeing in the airlines how they're maintaining the air aircraft. >> we gotta get back on target. i have been dealing and keep discussing with faa. in my district we have one of the largest faa that does a range of different things and by and large a lot of good people that work there. it speaks to a bigger issue. as america get to be the country that still competes and is the best and is exceptional or will we fall to a global economic mediocrity and that is what really matters. and what were doing with car batteries in general

cheryl casone jump in here.ts do is about holding onto their grip on power. it's not about the people. >> yeah. absolutely i. i you mean, look at how this president has behaved. nicole reminded me of what we saw with that disaster that was afghanistan. because joe biden whether it was the southern border or afghanistan or any other issue, what we're seeing -- i hate to say this new york bail reform, all of that is because he wants to undo everything donald trump did while in office and look where we are, nicole. by the way, nicole, you reminded me of something. by the way, when biden landed at jfk, he landed at jfk, six miles from the funeral of or the wake, excuse me, of the nypd officer. couldn't the secret service have just, i don't know, a quick drive over, just to pay his respects. he was six miles away. i don't know, you tell me. is that possible? >> you i mean, i absolutely believe that you're the president of the united states, you can do what you need to do to get the job done if you want to do it bad e

stay with us. .ronna mcdaniel out other nbkraft mltdown from network anchors cheryl casone with detailsbc news cut tice with ronna mcdaniel less than one week hiring as analyst after hosting demanding she get the ax hosts celebrate on air. >> i have to say the right thing should be acknowledged as publicly as we acknowledged out remain i know how i feel grateful to see brass making right decision i think right decision feels wrong to talk about things in the company as -- i am grateful that our leadership was willing to do this i think this is a strong, i appreciate work being in a place able to say we got this one wrong, made right decision. >> our company listened to us, to you, and did what was right. >> nbc chairman apologized to employees saying i want to personally apologize to team members thought we let them down this was collective recommendation by some members of our team i proved it full prokt for it a judge issuing a gag order on former president trump trump judge juan merchan, said he one not make statements about witnesses, restricted from commenting about legal counsel c

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cheryl casone here with more on the economic impact of the collapse, cheryl?er ports, the surrounding ports whether it's norfolk in particular, the new york port or philadelphia those will take on the bulk of imports and exports. it's not so simple. one thing that baltimore was best known for was vehicles. cars, trucks and also construction equipment. think cranes. that's what you would put in and out of that baltimore port. 750,000 cars and vehicles actually moved in and out of that mostly in to that part. subaru, mercedes, mazda. those will be the carmakers most effected and then also raw sugar imports huge domino sugar factory there. there will be issue there those will be disrupted. also, think about l and g exports. the u.k. europe. liquified natural gas. major exports out of this port of lng. that's going to be an energy problem for folks over in europe. also, just the jobs. i mean, you have to think about it. it's about 15,000 jobs or so that are actually tied to that port but really 140,000 jobs tied to that port. it's a big economic story as well. it

joining the conversation gop strategist joe pinion, cheryl casone and lonski group founder john mann. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ ♪ ♪. maria: time for the hot topic of the hour president biden delivering the third state of the union address touching on taxes, crime, inflation in ukraine, white house correspondent hillary vaughn live from capitol hill with the speech details. good morning to you. >> president biden open his address talking about the state of ukraine, not the state of the u.s. economy and really did not have significant time to v devod to talk about the cost of living that is crushing families or what he will do to make groceries or gas less expensive instead bragging about how great the economy is any talked up tax cuts that he is working to bring middle-class families while pitching new tax increases. >> does anybody think the tax code is fair? do you think the wealthy and big corporations need another $2 trillion tax break. >> no. >> i sure doubt it's time to raise a corporate minimum tax to 21%. so every big corporation finally begins to pay their fa

casone is here. >> cheryl: mark cuban coming to defense of former president trump. to ted lou, who wrote trump claims he is a billionaire but cannot pay his -- cuban responded, ted, you know i'm no supporter of ump trump, you are wrong, net worth is different from cash in the bank, we were in a zero interest rate environment, keeping cash in the bank or money market was young and searching for yield killed small banks last year. trump might have hurt himself, while president he was arguing for low interest rate environment that made it tough to keep money in issue can, did not make sense. trump's lawyers are arguing he won't sell his buildings, he would take massive losses. >> carley: cash poor, asset rich, you can be a better without having 500 million stuffed under your mattress or in the bank. speaking of money, china making money off farmland. >> cheryl: this is interesting, there is a house hearing today to examine danger china poses to american agriculture. committee chair glen thompson says they are going to look to every available legislative vehicle, includ

casone numbers.rt coming in hotter than expected we came in month-over-month up .6% expectation up .3% we came in hotter year-over-year came up 1.6% year-over-year headline ppi street looking for 1.1% much hire than read a month ago, core month-over-month, gain .3%, hotter than expected estimate was .2% then core year-over-year a, a gain 2%, even the street looking for 1.9% this is in line with read a month ago, that core ppi, now to retail sales came in, weaker than expected, month-over-month we came in up .6% street looking for .8%, x autos up.3% street looking for .5%, sorry i just -- one more number okay, quick, x autos .3%, year-over-year just got that, came in stronger than expected the year-over-year coming in 1.5%, so excuse me stronger than we got read for january, january was only .7% this yearier retail sales number 1 1/2%, so that is pretty, pretty interesting here guys i think the real retail sales expecting a boost from auto sales gasoline prices didn't, gas up .9% month-over-month car

maria: gun violence, cheryl casone, your thoughts. >> president biden landed 6 miles away at jfk fromre the funeral and wake was being held yesterday. how difficult would it have been to have gone and paid his respects were five minutes, you can go into an ice cream shop, you can go to the wake of a slain nypd officer. hearts are broken and the city has he made a public comment, no not at all. did former president trump go, yes he did. that is the stark contrast between the two candidates and that's a decision that the american people are facing in november. what type of leadership do you want to see from your president. maria: i would not blame officer diller's death on gun violence is much as i would blame it on no consequences for committing crimes. that is a democrat policy unfortunately. >> 21 priors, 21 prior arrest, gun charges out and far rockaway just waiting to kill a cop and that's what he did. maria: organizers of the one night sold out fundraiser charged a minimum of two to $50 a seat to attend and then it was up to $500,000 for more intimate reception if you paid up. $10

maria: thank you so much i would get to cheryl casone she has a target earnings. >> listen to this, theyith a very strong beat 298 on the earnings-per-share, looking for 24231.92 billion in revenue that was a b as well, the prophet popped about 60% this is pretty strong in this really does look ahead to 2024 for target looking through some of the top things that were listening to that i'm watching, comps sales came down 4.4% but that's better than expected we were looking for 4.6 drop their, also it is the forecast that seems to be a positive look at the stock is up more than 5% right now this is the forecast and remember in january target came out and they launched a deal where the plan its beauty products, it's clothing, it is food it's everything people are going in there to walmart and target for groceries we know this and we know that mark mentioned the groceries in the strong for target as walmart but overall this is a very strong quarter for target and i know we have to run and i tell you this every time i went to super target last week and the stores are knocking out of the park

steve moore, louie, julia pollack, john lonski, cheryl casone.ings time starts this weekend. turn your clocks ahead one hour, spring forward, and i'll see you tonight on maria bartiromo's "wall street." "varney & company" picks it up. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. two big stories, the state of th

cheryl casone with more details. >> we've been monitoring the press conference underway.ltimore, maryland, the francis scott key bridge partially collapsing, happened at 1:30 a.m. local we've been told two people have been rescued from the water, one refuse medical treatment, we know that one person that did get medical treatment at this point in serious condition, this is a large container ship that struck the bridge and caused the collapse and toss multiple vehicles into the water they're looking for seven vehicles underwater. local authorities telling us that they are still looking for seven individuals in the water and now were learning seven vehicles they do not know how many in total but that is their best guess at this moment. dive teams are in the water. were learning the ship caught fire before partially sank, the maryland transportation authority said all lanes to the bridges are closed and traffic is detoured around it. this is better known as a key bridge spans a mile and a half across the patapsco river. a four-lane highway known as i695 going across the brid

casone.rnings with maria" is live right now. >> why would you not just cell? >> we have looked at it, it is not feasible to do whatever the bill to set out in the bill. >> to divest the company? >> this bill if we go through the details this would be the banning to that. >> can you say with 100% certainty that the chinese government doesn't have any influence over tiktok. does the chinese government have influence over tiktok, yes or no? can you promise the american people that the chinese government does not have influence over tiktok, doesn't it say everything you could not promise the american people that the chinese government does not have influence over tiktok it should be a simple and easy answer. maria: that is a hot topic of hour, fox business hillary vaughn and fox news aishah hasnie questioning tiktok and he refuses to answer whether the social media is influenced by the chinese communist party. your reaction. >> i think this is exactly why chuck schumer is going to have to bring t

cheryl casone with more right now. >> we've been getting a lot of details into the newsroom.lly collapsed at 1:30 a.m. eastern time, local time. two people so far have been rescued from the water. one refused medical treatment. the or is in critical condition, after this large contain r ship, you see it happening right there, caused the collapse. it tossed multiple vehicles from the bridge into the water. that's the video interest the moment the ship hit the bridge. it shows the ship was on fire before it hit the bridge if you watch the video. local authorities telling us they're looking for up to seven individuals, possibly seven vehicles in the water. dive teams are currently in the r water and they are using sonar. the maryland transportation authority says all lanes of the bridge closed, all traffic detoured, this is the francis scott key bridge, about a mile and-a-half, goes across the potapsko river, it feeds the baltimore harbor. reuters reporting that the harbor, any ship traffic in and out of the harbor is closed. any ships that are in the harbor are now stuck in tha

the republican majority of the house now down for razor-thin margins cheryl casone.ngressman ken buck in colorado announcing will retire end of next week new change in house of representatives, republicans right now hold a narrow six seat majority in the house only two votes to advance legislation current balance of power, going to be 431 members, 218 republicans, 213 democrats gop only able to lose two votes of their own, at any given issue. >> why did you decide to announce your resignation by the end of next week? not wait for end of your-term. i just feel an important work to be done, concerning, the -- election and how we choose candidates, i want to get involved in election cycle make sure we choose best candidates we can. >> did you let -- inspector. >> i did. >> can he talk to you out of your decision? >> that was not as well as he talked me into some votes. >> served in congress since 2014, peta has a target joe biden, the medicinal rights group lobbying first lady to swap out eggs used at annualwhites easter eggroll for the potatoes saying potato roll would

casone.o through pce prices again for the month of february, month-over-month lit lighter than expected headline number a jump.3, the street looking for .4. now, the year-over-year headline number of the pce price index in line, 2.5%, now going down to core numbers again this is where fed really zeros in for decision-making, that came in, in line on core number .3, jump to the upside then 2.8 in line so upside. being in and spending different story guys. so, as far as the spending that consumption number we came in a jump .8 but street only looking for jump .5 numbers not inflation adjusted meaning americans out there spending but might have been dealing with higher prices if you need food fuel this is where you are spending. income a little bit lighter than economists predicted jump.3% economists looking for jump.4% on income, what does that tell you? people spending more, they are making less, inflation story on pce story those indices pretty much in line but quick, that jobs' report for ma

. >>> maria: welcome back, conclusions could be coming in the fani willis drama cheryl casone with detailsunty judge setting is a friday deadline whether or not will be thrown off the case for election interference ethics violations surrounding her relationship with fellow prosecutor nathan wade going to rule if that is fair, disqualifies her. >> pressure for boeing the department of justice, opening a criminal investigation, into the blowout alaska airlines flight transportation secretary pete buttigieg case, there is statement we have not found documentation alaska issuing a statement in event normal for doj to be conducting investigation, not good we are learning another boeing jet 787 dreamliner suffered a technical problem, during a flight from city to auckland they landed off 50 people injured hospitalized waiting for details boeing stock is under pressure this morning towards the opening bell back to you. maria: amazing how many incidents that happened at this point, we will be watching for sure, thank you meanwhile, kathy hochul orderings over 700 national guard groups to combat ri

. >> carley: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: another day, another issue for boeing, latest cominggon. the small crack was on inner windshield. alaska airlines are outfitted with outer pane and inner pane, and other panes can maintain cabin pressure. in january, remember the door plug blew off on a boeing plane and two united boeing aircraft incidents, a wheel falling off and another plane losing a panel. there is an e-mail to reassure passengers that the airline is safe. from the airline to boeing itself, now the faa, investigation ongoing about the alaska flight in january, the stories mounting with boeing. >> todd: enough with the excuses. >> carley: we want all panes to not be cracked and wheels to stay on the planes. >> todd: have you lost power? don't blame wind, blame white supremacy. >> cheryl: interesting remarks from cori bush. she was in a hearing last week and said law enforcement has been monitoring violent white supremacy groups and targeting of the power grid. they were examining reliability of the grid in the country and issues under networks, increased reliance, de

. >> todd: cheryl casone is here. >> cheryl: key read on inflation today 8:30 a.m. eastern time.icans are paying for food, gas and shelter, the biggest comb poenent. after a month long delay, president biden revealing his budget and clocks in at 7.3 trillion. here is president. >> president biden: last president enacted 2 trillion tax cut that benefits the wealthy. big corporations exploded the federal deficit. debt. turn on tv and you think he's telling the truth. >> cheryl: that budget increase defense spending, domestic spending, medicare and medicare and commits to affordable housing and restores covid era tax credit, money for child care for families making $200,000 or less and billions for affordable housing units and reducing cost of college. president plans to pay for this offset by taxing the wealth and he corporations, increase in corporate tax rate 28% and installing minimum tax for billion dollar corporations. house republicans are calling the budget more reckless spending, they propose 14 trillion in spending cuts. all this now kicks into gear, this argument, current

casone now.new york city taking over sidewalks, this is her district, the in authorized market setting up shop and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez's district, are looking at -- third world country some say congresswoman writes what we are seeing result of anti-immigrant policies, not proper work permits in shadows undid iingfying conditions one way anti-immigrant policies hurt all of us. >> republicans continue, block votes to film people in worst the moments -- >> there are reports bruno mars may owe as much as 50 million dollars in debt, ninth year at mgm in las vegas, after taxes barely covering money he owes spoken in past in interviews about fondness for gambling. maria: a lot of money thank you, cheryl we will watch that dozens of migrants breaching the borrowed withdrawal in arizona over the weekend taking selfies of themselves, national border patrol president brandon judd thank you for being here what is going on. >> we just don't have agents to patrol the border any time don't ha

uckeye state for ohio senate primary race cheryl casone now.nie moreno endorsed by former president trump vowinging to restore trump's agenda he beat ohio state senator and secretary of state. >> going to be as in for one reason can't run on anything other than nastiness has no record an ab joe biden failure. >> moreno saying on x, i look forward to uniting our party working to send brown packing in november. >> steady below state of texas pulling 8 1/2 billions from blackrock citing firm boycott of energy companies this is tied to the taz permanent school fund state board of education, in a statement, the texas state department of education, writes blackrock's dominant pest leadership i am measurably damages our oil and gas economy companies that generate revenues texas psf, worked hard to build texas's schools blackrock did he struckive approach incompatible with texans. >> denying a report that star traction bruno mars owed casino 50 million dollars in debt the company responding to that report 38-year-old was indebted to the casino for gamb

. >> carley: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning. to capitol hill to give insight what the fed plan is on interest rates. it may rock the markets, coming off historic highs. brand new fox poll shows it is the economy, it is the biggest worry this election cycle ahead of immigrant, abortion and healthcare. 73% say it is fair or poor, slight improvement from december. stock market pchlsz could be a piece of that as 401(k)s show gains. 58% say biden has not helped the working class, 61% say he's failed on the economy. and there are high prices on gas, food and consumer products and president biden targeting corporations again saying it there fault citing shrink-flattion, which cookie monster posted about. administration creating task force for things on cereal, cracker and said cookies. >> todd: somebody talked to cookie monster about his grammar? >> carley: you read that tweet well. >> todd: former governor andrew cuomo facing fresh scrutiny for how he handled covid. >> cheryl: he will address what some call wreck less mishandling of n

. >> carley: cheryl casone is here. >> cheryl: committee on the workforce is holding a hearing 10:15me, divicive, ineffective, impact of dei on college campuses. this subcommittee is chaired by owens who wants to look at students and society. he writes we cannot let dei sabotage hard work and meritocracy, teaching our children it is acceptable to judge based on race or sex. this hearing represents true nature of dei and consequences. we are seeing more college students receiving dei training. according to antidefamation league, 2500 students received training on dei. does dei bring people together or does it create more division and discrimination? especially for kids on campuses and colleges. >> todd: especially doing it in medical school. human body is the human body, no matter characteristics, treat the problem, not create them. calling in national guard to new york city subways. >> cheryl: subways will look different. help is on the way, we think. new york governor kathy hochul is deploying 750 national guard to head to subways to combat crime. part of a five-point plan to assist

casone with details.llowing trump to appeal ruling that left d.a. fani willis, now making the case for complete disdisqualification, watch. >> nope, that is wrong provide sorry all right. so appeals court will now decide if it will weigh in on whether fani willis should be disqualified things have been changing on that we've got break news "the wall street journal" reporting rare very unprecedented move ceos of several u.s. air also requested a meeting with boeing board of directors reportedly the former ceo of continental, the ceos want to express directly concern over alaska and production problems at boek factories reporting could happen as soon as next week as of now they say ceo david calhoun not expected to attend but stocks, with dow component boeing at the toppies use 737 max on screens stocks higher in premarket a meltdown by users of glass store after revealed real names added to profiles for all including employers, web site allows workers until now to complain about workplace without fare of r

. >> carley: cheryl casone is looking at the money. >> cheryl: it is judgement day. $454 million bonduld start seizing assets as soon as today. about 30 bond companies deny to cover the judgement. his son says this is not just about his father. >> they are trying to put my father out of business. they are going to hurt thousands of employees in new york state, janitors, doormen, people that work in commercial build gsz, they are going to hurt those individuals. >> cheryl: james had given trump a 30-day grace period, whattac she takes, she could form accounts, sending restraining notices to banks and brokerage firms, collect rent from tenants a and -- that could be and is first step to claim the assets. the former president is banking on appeals court. he could begin process of selling some properties, reach out to wealthy donors, tap a windfall when truth social hits the public market. there are ties to that. process to pulmony out of truth social stock market deal, there are restrictions in that deal and unlikely. he is expected to peer in new york city courtroom in the manhattan d.a

casone with details. rented it legally saying oh, he has receipt but watch this. >> i feel for this lady, you know what? i -- i told lady do you want me to leave you know, because um when she was here, you know. so she said no, you stay here i showed her reset. >> i was brought in through a real estate. >> i can't believe poor lady could have house taken away like this by these kinds of people. >> so another horrible with squatting story in new york city 52-year-old nydia traveled to new york, from spain to get mother's apartment red to be occupied, their body was found in a duffel bag police say burned by man and woman skwaekt in mother's apartment two murder slts still at large. >> in very rare move chief of u.s. air also requesting meeting with board of directors of boeing, that expected to happen next week ceo calhoun will not aenhanced chairman of boeing ceo himself continental will attend, bad news for boeing two international airlines japan air and korean air cutting multibillion dollars deals wort

. >> todd: >> cheryl: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: this will translate to november. the numbers, $138 billion has been forgiven, add on what we just got, more forgiveness, 6 billion for public service workers, things like nurses and police officers, total of 144 billion worth of debt cancellations. it is a staggering number. now doing math on the fly on "fox and friends first," everybody. you're welcome. anyway, all of this has been in the face of the supreme court rejecting biden administration last year and their plan. and also, critics will tell you, this does not help future borrowers, high cost of college, source of the problem, i say this many times and sound like a broken record, cost of college and loans are still being handed out. this is a bandaid. >> carley: you keep saying it over and over because he keeps cancelling student loan debt. this is taxpayer money funding loan buyouts. they are weighing in on which cars we can and cannot buy. >> cheryl: charles payne was weighing in on this yesterday. charles, great in the hallway, we talk stocks and it doesn't

. >> joey: cheryl casone is here with more.ooking at spirit aero system holdings, the company that produces fuselages for boeing 737 jets. issues have plague said ed the air airline. in a statement paxton saying potential risk associated with certain airplane models is threatening, i will hold any company responsible if they fail to maintain standards by the law and do everything in my power to make sure manufacturers take passenger safety seriously. he is asking for information on dei and commitment they made to workers who may not have been the best candidate for the job. head of tesla motor, do you want to fly in an airplane where they prioritize dei over your safety? that is happening. >> joey: i do not want to fly on a dei aircraft. chicago migrants being moved out of their place of residence there. >> cheryl: some of them are, in chicago, five districts, more than 10,000 migrants living throughout 23 shelters in the city and five park districts where they have been living. those living in the field houses, gauge park, bro

. >> carley: cheryl casone has details. >> cheryl: details are interesting here, first reported by "wallted and rare move, chiefs of u.s. airlines requested meeting with board of directors of boeing to voice concerns about the january incident aboard alaska airline jet when a door plug blew out and production problems and delays at the boeing plants. there have been several other incidentses, an engine fire and a tire falling off a plane. the meeting expected to happen next week, ceo will not be attend, instead chairman of boeing will attend. they are losing customers to japan air and korea air, cutting deals to buy airbus instead of boeing aircrafts. the boeing whistleblower found dead in his car of gunshot wound may have been harassed and spied on prior to his death. his lawyer said he and other personnel were pressured by boeing to violate faa standard and boeing process and procedure by not properly -- and treated with scorn and contempt by upper management calculated to discourage him and others. >> todd: something doesn't smell right, get to the bottom of it. crime hearing on capit

maria: breaking news on housing, cheryl casone who'veing data crossing tape.he starts came in stronger than expected 1.521 million that is a gain about 10 point 7% well above the estimate what we were looking for only starts to jump 7.1% so 10.7% jump on starts is you know a positive, as for permits, you know homes start building one to three months out came in stronger than expected 1.518 million a gain about 1.9% looking for half a percent gain there for a while stronger than expected, also, i know looking at mortgage rates 30-year fixed 7.1% right now mortgage rates have been coming down a lot of pent-up demand in the market, numbers are really proving what we're seeing. >> all right. cheryl thanks s very much jeffrey lacker your assessment what do you make of housing numbers better than expected now? jeffrey: better-than-expected overall resilient people predicting a collapse but if you look back more than a couple a decade or two, mortgage rates in this vicinity weren't out of the question i think this is another sign that demand spending is very strong.

. >> carley: cheryl casone has the details. >> cheryl: good morning, on initial first read of reportstechnical difficulties are being blamed, what happened with that jet, one thing to have turbulence, another thing if technical issue on the aircraft caused the plane to lose altitude quickly. we do see this happen sometimes around the world. it is rare. this happened recently in hawaii, a plane dropped a couple thousand feet. 50 people injured is a high number, some are crew members, the rest passengers. witnesses onboard talking to reporters in new zealand saying people are thrown through the air. you see injuries in particular if -- i'm speculating and giving best guess here. if a plane does drop, you are going to see people go up, especially if they don't have seat belts on or if it is crew working around the cabin. this is just happening overnight, waiting for more details. these people are in the hospital. this is another problem for boeing. we learned late friday and over weekend, there is pressure on boeing. doj opened criminal investigation into the door plug blow out of the al

cheryl casone with details now. cheryl. >> maria, that deadly crash happening friday afternoon.. new york state tro tr trooper ad border patrol agent perished. the cause is under investigation. the situation in hey you the at they haiticontinues to deterior. there are additional security forces in place to ensure the i didiplomatic compound remains stable as the nation's most know notorious gang member becomes the most powerful man in haiti. he is reportedly in command of most of the gunman surrounding the capitol. he wants the prime minister to resign. the gang has been accused of mass murder and rape, among other violent crimes. kensington palace's attempt to squash conspiracy theories against kate miller backfired with a new image of her and her children. multiple news agencies retracting the photo over concerns it was manipulated, the associated press says the photo shows a misal misalignment of ps charlotte's right hand. the princess of wales has been missing from engagements after undergoing surgery. then there's this, the 96th annual oscars happening last night and oppenh

. >> carley: cheryl casone has details. >> cheryl: we had 21.9 million jobs lost at the height of thecouple years, they came back. what president biden did that was interesting last night, he said we created 15 million jobs. you have not, bulk of those were lost during covid and came back. companies were able to open up doors and bring people back to work, they did. that stood out to me. listen to him talk about exactly with his phone how he is responsible for job recovery in this country. >> president biden: i inherited an economy on the brink and now our economy is the envy of the world. 15 million new jobs in just three years, a record. a record. >> cheryl: let's talk about the 5.4 million jobs created. 199,000 are manufacturing jobs that come from government spending because the government said we will give companies tax breaks. we are going to get the jobs report and expecting 200,000 and will cover that on fox business. >> carley: one line that stuck out to me about the economy, he said our economy is the envy of the world. the president needs to manage and walk the balance of p

casone with details.e debate heating up about college athlete compensation in particular for football basketball players has spoken with former alabama head coach saban points out he worries would affect graduation rates, depending on compensation, also takes really the spirit out of the game. a man criticality injured shot with his own on rush hour subway train in black lynn pulled out gun after aggressive with another xhurth able to wrestle gun out of hands fired multiple shots toward that aggressor days after hochul deployed 750 members national guard on the subway, professional golfer making history at players championship, in florida watch this. >> -- takes that club up and out a little bit of a -- hold off faded with wedge this could be really good look out look out, he's doing it, the hole-in-one! wow! . [cheers and applause] >> foxy. >> in industry fox 14' governmental a hole-in-one 17th island green finished day 33 under second round tees up this morning headlines back to you. maria: president bi

casone with number right now.ing in stronger than expected 1.4 street looking for 1.1% if you strip out transportation, companies, issuing you get .5% upside looking for .4% so again a little bit stronger than expected, core cap goods came in much stronger than expected gain .7%, looking for gain .1% so again numbers stronger than expected you know your guest was mentioning core pce later in the week income and spending that second read on fourth quarter gdp coming oh, on thursday maria next another jobs' report coming in a lot to kind of go through next couple weeks here. maria: for sure, mark, having said all that your reaction to the durable goods numbers no major reaction for the stock market we are still higher, dow up 75 points i am wonk how you want to allocate capital in this environment right now. >> certainly that is an encouraging number that not only durable goods but core capital goods orders importantly indicative of capital expenditures companies making business investment when it occurring were not

cheryl casone is here from fox business.h the tappen z bridge in new york is heading to baltimore as the long road to recovery begins. the plan, refloat and remove the ship that crashed into the francis scott key bridge killing six. immediate concern is hazardous material. >> 56 containers of hazardous material, 764 tons of hazardous material, mostly corrosives, flammables and miscellaneous hazardous material. we have seen sheen on the waterway. >> cheryl: that port, as we discussed yesterday, major transit hub for liquidified natural gas and cranes and farming equipment that could affect the agriculture industry. when people buy this type of equipment, there will be shortages, pushing up the price of items. baltimore port handled 80 billion in foreign cargo last year, the largest port for large farming equipment. >> todd: this is not something quickly resolved that will take some time. meantime, in joe biden's economy, no longer dollar store, cheryl, it is $7 store. >> cheryl: forget walmart, high-income earners are heading

casone with the details.tok investor jeff yaz to serve as treasury secretary. the hedge fund manager runs susquehanna capital, which has a 15% stake in bytedance and yaz owns a 7% stake. other names include robert lighthizer. ymaria: do you see them being n the next cabinet, mike pompeo, for example? >> i don't know. maria: john ratcliffe. >> he's fantastic. he's a gr great guy. he's done a great job. maria: dr. ben carson. >> he's done a f fantastic job. maria: you're expecting them toe be in your cabinet. >> they've done a great job, yes. >> president biden said on thursday he owe opposes a dealt would have nipon steel take over u.s. steel. the $15 billion deal announced in december has fierce opposition from the united steelworkers union. the company, u.s. steel, is based in pennsylvania. they operate in michigan, minnesota and ohio. let's take a look at the stock right now. it's actually flat but this is certainly a stock to watch today. and then there's this. the media is torching aaron rodgers as specul

cheryl casone with details.yes, maria, former president trump is having trouble securing the $464 million bond following the judgment in that case, his legal team is calling it, quote, practical impossibility. 30 companies that provide appeal bonds said no and there's a chance he may have to sell off some of his properties. according to forbes, trusm is trump isworth $4.6 billion. his lawyers say for a judgment of this big, bonding companies won't accept real estate as collateral. they want liquidity or cash which trump doesn't have in that particular amount. if he can't come up with the money on march 25, new york attorney general latisha james could seize and sell trump's assets unless an appeals court grants the request to pause the judgment. some of the properties, trump to ytrumptower and golf clubs in te hudson valley. new reports that salina gomez is weighing a sale of her cosmetics brand. bankers have met with potential suiters. gomez hasn't personally done so. she is said to want to remain involved with

. >> todd: cheryl casone has the latest on the boeing trouble.ut of ways to say, this happened yet again? >> cheryl: i will start with united, learning of a fifth incident in last week that san francisco bound boeing left australia and suffered fuel leak and returned to sydney. the flight was two hours in. american airlines boeing triple seven forced to make emergency landing last night at lax. there were reports it was a blown tire, american is not confirming that. everyone got off the plane safely. we are learning new information, boeing max nine, that plane the door blew out midair in january during the alaska airline flight, it was scheduled for a safety check right after that flight. day before the door flew out on january 5, engineers and technicians were so concerned about the mounting evidence of a problem, they wanted the plane to undergo maintenance, interviews and documents show. more trouble for boeing. faa review of production plant in washington found the company failed 33 aspects of production out of 89 reviewed. the company is vow

casone, fox news contributor and host of tomi lahren is fearless on outkick, tomi lahren and 32nd under secretary of the army patrick murphy. this is inkocomprehensible to people who have to use the subway for work or take their kids. a friend took her infant on the subway, this is something people rely upon and don't expect knives and gun fights. >> cheryl: i was on the subway at 4:45 yesterday. what they touched upon and they have to deal with it now is the population on the subway, mentally ill and chemically addicted. i see it everyday and because of what happened to daniel penny, the marine who defended his fellow passengers. no one wants to do anything. i have never seen so many people look away. you see a crazy person for whatever reason, disturbed, when they get on the subway, you see people look down, look away, they are on their phone, ear buds are in, they want to get from destination a to destination b and be safe. they have to deal with the subway system in this city and want more funding. >> kayleigh: you hear this woman screaming let me out, if i'm on the subway, i'm that

cheryl casone with details now.window into the priorities of the white house when it comes to dei, the executive arm of the intel community and that includes the cia and top military agencies recently circulated a newsletter on ways spies can be more inclusive. one example, the section about gender identity. aan aan anonymous intelligence officer says i'm a man who likes to wear women's clothes, i think this sharpens critical thinking and perspective taking. there's an article about link linguistic diversity. we are learning about where mckenzie scott is gifting millions of dollars. it's to some left wing extremist groups that boost migrant criminals and trans athletes. some of the nonprofits include 67 migrant advocacy groups that provide legal aid including the coalition which is fighting ron desantis' crackdown on immigrants who commit crimes, another group is male born transgender athletes who want to compete against women. finally, several chilean nationals were arrested, . three men were arrested on conspiracy

casone with details isis claimed responsibility. >> isis k claim responsibility for attack on soldiers of that attack on moscow concert hal left more than 130 dead russian president vladimir putin dismissed warnings about attack said this earlier this month, watch. >> the risk attack emanating from afghanistan is increasing i access isis retains capability will will to attack u.s. western interests abroad in as little as six months little to no warning. cheryl: warnings, blackmail before the attack islamic group isis kclaimed responsibility u.s. confirmed that despite officials trying to put blame towards ukraine, masked gurpmen with combat gear burst into the hall opening fire four men charged two pled guilty. >>. details on that breaking news out of european union investigation into alphabet, apple meta noncompliance of daming markets act steering google play, apple's app store safari, apple's fee structure looking at amazon ranking practices, there are stocks in premarket right now, as you can see, they are all trading, lower this morning. on that breaking news. nbc chuck todd bring

lee carter, rebecca walser, cheryl casone, we appreciate your time.of the fed speaking on capitol hill tomorrow and on thursday. we'll are all of that for you with. and, of course, we're going to preview all of that jobs data. we've got two major reports on jobs tomorrow and the big kahuna on friday. "varney & company" picks it up, stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone. it's super tuesday

cheryl casone with more on the morning's recovery efforts. cheryl. >> that is right, maria. pickup truck submerged under 25 feet of water. they were two of the eight construction workers who were filling potholes on the bridge when it crumbled. data from the cargo ship's black box is shedding light on the moments before impact. it confirms multiple alarms went off after the ship lost power. the crew called for assistance from a tug boat before the collision but it was too late. the head of the national transportation board says there appears to be a sheen on the water's surface and containers with hazardous materials inside the crashed cargo ship. >> 56 containers of hazardous materials, that's 764 tons of hazardous materials, mostly core corrosives and flammable including lithium-ion b batteri. >> personnel is being sent to baltimore to help with the cleanup. they helped safely remove and demolish part of a bridge in new york, they're heading to baltimore. they're going to refloat and remove the vessel. contributes are pouring in for former connecticut senator joe joelieber

cheryl casone with details now. >> the former president filing a lawsuit against abc news and georger defamation after an interview with nancy mace, this happened on march 10. watch. >> you've endorsed donald trump for president. judges and two separate jurors found him liable for rape and defending the victim of the rape. how do you endorse -- >> i'm not going to be asked a question meant to shame me. >> he was found liable of defaming the victim of the rape by a jury, confirmed by a judge. >> it was not a federal court case, number one. number two, i live with shame. you're asking a question about my political choices, trying to shame me as a rape victim. i find it disgusting. >> stephanopoulos said he was found liable for rape about 10 times. mace pushed back, she herself a former rape survivor as you heard. she said she felt personally attacked during the interview. a federal jury decided trump was not liable for rape but for sexual abuse and defamation. mark cuban coming to the defense of former president donald trump, responding to this tweet from ted lu who wrote this on x, tr

cheryl casone with all of the details. >> the parents of murdered georgia nursing student laken rileyddress tonight. her parents declined an invitation from georgia congressman mike collins as they are still mourning the loss of their daughter. the congressman does say he is not going to be filling their seat. he wrote on x the seat will remain vacant to honor laken and all a victims of illegal alien crime. new court documents reveal the brother of riley's suspected murderer is linked to a crime gang many members of the gang are believed to be responsible for attacking two nypd members back in january. he's due in court for a detention hearing after several run-ins with the law. the attorney for a co-defendant in former president trump's georgia case testifying before state law makeers yesterday. she said fani willis paid special prosecutor nathan wade almost double his salary and attended an event with vice president kamala harris before indicting trump. watch. >> there was a period of i think it's 15 or 16 days where he did not have a contract. which also happened to be one of the t