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heather: you're watching "fox & friends first", we are back with fox business alert for you, boeing allegedly outsourced softwarement for troubled backed jets to earnings making $9 an hour, according to bloomberg which also say it is temporary workers often made errors, boeing denies the accusations, faulty software is believed to be responsible for two crashes overseas that left 346 people dead. former inmate is suing florida over bill that limits voting rights, nonviolent felons can cast ballots but state is discriminating against her wealth by not allowing her to cast a ballot until she pays $4,000 in outstanding fines, released from prison for drug charges in 2011. well, facebook is cracking down on ads that discourage americans from voting, according to facebook coo sheryl sandberg, the don't vote policy prohibition will go into effect this fall before the 2020 election, the company will ban all types of voter suppression by blocking posts that spread misinformation on voting methods, election dates or times and polling locations. and get ready for more pain at the pump, gas taxes are going up in several st

that's still to come jillian: good morning to you, fox business alert for you, boeing allegedly outsourced softwareout $9 an hour, that's according to bloomberg which also says the temporary workers often made errors, boeing denies the accusations. faulty software is believed to be responsible for two deadly crashes overseas. get ready for more pain at the pump, gas taxes are going up in several states today, doubling in illinois to 38 cents for gallon, drivers in california would pay the highest gas tax in the country at 47.3 cents per gallon, increases also kick in in ohio, south carolina and tennessee. rob: oregon to become 14th state to allow illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses, state lawmakers passing bill expanding driving rights to all residents regardless of immigration status, democratic governor is expected to sign it into law and oregon's voters rejected a ballot measure on this same issue just 5 years ago. nearly 800,000 marijuana convictions could be expunged in illinois after governor signed bill legalizing recreational pot as part of bill people would be granted clemency for

fox news. >>> the dow is sprinting ahead. microsoft is big reason, record revenue, iron click nothing to do with software but its cloud businessany in and out of all-time highs. the company only company right now, right now, worth over a trillion dollars when you add up all of its shares with the market price. market watch tech editor jeremy owens on that. you know, jeremy, i'm thinking of the time microsoft was not the cool kid on the block. it was apple, everyone but microsoft. now it is. i'm wondering what's driving it? >> fact it wasn't growing back then when all the other tech companies were taking off. now it is taking off. it's a little bit later what you call a growth curve, right? that is why it looks so great. you see all the companies getting so much scrutiny and government spotlight on it because they got so big so fast. microsoft had the government spotlight on it 20 years ago. been there, done it. it doesn't look like it has issues others have, it is growing fast and others are slowing growth and microsoft is in a really good place right now. neil: when you think about it, obviously windows is ubiquitous, eight o