stuart smith: what we now have, obviously, with the dating app is a new emerging way to meet, and peoplee dating app may draw you into a false sense of security where you're happy to meet and you think you know the person better than you do. avani: all you need to sign up for tinder is a phone number and an email, and with no id verification, it's almost impossible to know if the person you're messaging is who they say they are. janine: so, i think if you are gonna use these dating apps, then by all means, swipe right, but do so with caution. be aware that online communication with someone means that they're effectively still a real life stranger. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ emily: i wanted to meet new people, i wanted to date, i wanted new experiences. all of my friends had been using it at the time, and they all said it was amazing, and it was a perfect, and honestly, probably the only way at the moment to meet people. i remember i matched with him on a saturday morning. i remember when his profile first came up, that he was incredibly buff. he was a firefighter, he was on the hot firefighter's calendar.

will smith just smacked the [ bleep] out of me. >> wow, dude! it was a gi jane joke. stuart: oh, dear. lauren: chris rock's tour tickets went from $46 to $341 overnight but in all seriousness , should will smith have his best actor award taken away? there are reports that the oscar held an emergency meeting to decide what to do and the academy has launched a formal review to decide that because he brought violence to the world stage essentially. this is a classy act where the best actors received their awards, and he should not have done that. should he get his trophy taken away? stuart: i'm not going to answer your question. i'm going to engage on this later in the show i've got something to say about this and i think it's a disgrace, but that's my point. lauren: i want to hear from jada stuart: now tell me about the ratings. lauren: 15.4 million which is a big increase from 2021, but, the second-lowest of all-time. stuart: back in the 1990s they got 50 o million people for the oscars and now, you're up 15. lauren: second-most of all-time. stuart: thank you lauren check tho

♪ stuart: not much movement on the market at least not at the opening bell. greg smith is here. f this morning, greg. lucky guy. i see the market bouncing back. has it bottomed? >> good morning, stuart, it's nice to be back in the studio but i'm just nervous please don't pull a will smith on me if i say something you don't like. stuart: that's not going to happen, sir, don't worry about it. >> oh, great, look we saw stock s bottom on february 24 which did coinside with the invasion of ukraine. you've heard me say many times that you buy when the cash ons are firing, and i think that was pretty right on that. stuart: was the bottom on february 24? >> that was the day the war started? >> we did. we saw a bottoming in the s&p on the 24th so let's hope that sticks. i do think a major bottom is building in place. there's a great setup coming into -- stuart: wait what's a major bottom building in place? february 24 was the bottom? >> i'm hoping that february 24 yes was the bottom. stuart: i see some pretty good movement in big tech moving us out. are they leading this charge? >> look,

>> will smith -- stuart: isn't that something else a fight on stage at the oscars and then foul languageabout it and we'll talk more after this. for investors who can navigate this landscape, leveraging gold, a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. >> this year the academy hired three women to host because it's cheaper than hiring one man. you know, this year, we saw frightening display of how masculinity turns into cruelty towards women and children. damn that mitch mcconnell. i was actually talking about the power of the dog. >> we're going to have a great night tonight and for you people in florida, we're going to have a gay night. >> [applause] stuart: isn't that rather weak? that was the co-host at the oscars getting political as soon as the show started. jackie is back with us who has the other highlights from the oscars, not including the slap, no. the one about apple. what's that? >> apple made history last night because it won the best picture category and won the oscar for that for its film coda and paid $25 million for this

stuart: tell me about smith is and wesson -- smith and wesson, the gunmaker. ring the holiday period, which is surprising given the fact that we've seen crime rates really skyrocket over the past year. stuart: yeah, indeed. next case is disney. they've announced, let me get this straight, advertiser-supported tier to disney plus. is this a cheaper -- susan: yes. it's a cheaper version, and they're trying to get to that goal of 260 million disney plus subscribers by 2024. right now we're paying, what, on average around $8 or so $10? it's a little bit cheaper than that, and it's pretty much in line with hbo max. this is it is how you get subscribers onboard. when they pay less per month but, you know, you sell ads, it makes up for the difference. stuart: okay. sweet dream -- susan: i like this. stuart: i know they are the salad people. look at, 21% up. susan: yes. it's the first report card since their november ipo. i thought it was pretty good, right? [laughter] but the stock is down 50% from the peak. is this might be, you know, some catch-up and are recovery p

sandra smith takes that on next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ stuart: a mixed picture on the markets.asdaq down a little blues not much price movement. boeing and mcdonald's together down stocks. shedding 40 points off the dow industrials. the price of gold on the upside. again a $40 an ounce, $19.49. president biden calling vladimir putin a war criminal in no uncertain terms. what is russia's response? >> moscow doesn't like the war criminal label. they are lashing out with this to say. train change that statement by mr. biden, impermissible, unacceptable and most importantly, the head of the state which is been bombing people all over the world for many years cannot have a right to make them. >> reporter: it comes as biden announces $800 million in military aid including stinker, small arms and killer drones, switch blades but president biden refusing to give president zelenskyy between 2 signature items he wants most common big fighter jets and closure of ukrainian airspace. >> no-fly zone would require implementation, it would require is potentially shooting down russian planes an