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. >> todd: florida ag ashley moody and cheryl casone are here on that next. >> todd: president bideng apology for status of inflation thanks to government spending, standing behind his tax and spending spree, the inflation reduction acts, despite saying it has glitches. >> carley: cheryl casone, tell us about the glitches. >> cheryl: after french president emmanuel macron called inflation super aggressive, president biden did an about face, watch. >> president biden: there are cases when you write a massive piece of legislation, 360 billion for the largest investment of climate change in all history. there are going to be glitches and need to reconcile changes. >> that is all we know, what the changes are can't tell you. president emmanuel macron spoke from the white house has americans are struggling to put food on the table, the president taking flack for this feast, featuring cavier, the world's best cheese, sparkling wine, 200 maine lobstering. europeans are dealing with sky-high inflation. janet yellen seems to be blaming the american consumer for inflation. >> when president bi

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i'm cheryl casone, in for maria bartiromo. it is friday, december 30th. we've got your top stories right now at a 7:00 a.m. eastern time. thousands of travelers remain stranded at airports across the country, the massive 1.7 trillion omnibus bill scored a plane ticket to beautiful saint he croy. the white house -- st. croix. the white house flying the spending bill out to the island where president biden is spending the holiday week for free in a luxury villa owned by billionaire democratic donors. the president tweeting a picture of him signing the bill yesterday, ending that he is ending a year of historic progress and looking forward to more in 2023. lord help us. joining us all a morning, john lonski and rob astorino. he had the option of doing an lelectronic signature but no, let send a plane on taxpayer money to st. croix so he can sign it. >> first off, i can't smile for another hour and 14 minutes. joe biden should have apologized to everybody. he had a free flight, no delays to st. croix. everyone else has to deal with nasty weather, debt across

you are the real estate expert, casone. i'll go with you on this.homes in the middle of winter in connecticut or n new jersey normally, combine that with the fact that people have 7% interest rates and all the rich people that are cash only buyers they've already bought. they're done. cheryl: they're going to sit tight. switching to the other topic we talk about so much, the three of us, is inflation and what the country is going to be dealing with. i'mflation is moderating. -- inflation moderating. we're still at 7%. if we don't see inflation improved until may, what does that do to the american consumer, the average person at home, you know, groceries, gas, shelter, all the basics. that's a problem for people out there. you talk to those people a lot on your show i know. >> i'm one of those people to an extent when it comes to heating prices. they filled up half the tank, cost me $650 and i'm fortunate enough to be blessed with a job like this that allows me to afford that nugget every couple weeks. that's a nugget. if you're in new hampshire, ver

but brother cason remained missing until yesterday. relieved and grateful for his home coming. >> it is going to be the best christmas ever. i'm so excited. it is a are miracle. and without everyone aiding us in the search and doing what whatever they could, whether it would be just a prayer, a phone call, a text, a message, just to tell us ithat they're thinking f us and they have cason in their heart and prayers, it is just -- i'm overwhelmed right now. >> such good news. and i sas cason and it is casson as the mom said. imagine the fear. he was in good health and taken to the hospital to be checked out. a 24-year-old woman has been taken into custody in connection with that case. thank the lord a happy ending. >>> thank you so much for joining us today. i wish you and your family a very merry christmas and happy holidays. and a warm one if you could imagine it. "at this hour" with kate bolduan starts r right after a quick break. ton. because sippin' on unsweetened lipton can help support a a healthy hea. lipton. stop chuggin'. start

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i am cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo, this morning, it is tuesday, december 27 top stories, at 80 a.m. eastern time. final trading week 2022 futures are pointing to gains at the open we've come back off highs dow up 167 s&p higher by 15 and change, tech up by 11 on wall street the dow major average to eke out a win vests rattled over rising interest rates recession fares he -- >> look at month of december markets on pace to snap two month winning streak technology stocks seeing the roughest of the rough, nasdaq losing more than 8% for december, all ahead of housing, on holiday-shortened trading week 9:00 a.m. eastern time today case-shiller price index november pending home sales comes out tomorrow. as for european markets, they look like this, right now slightly higher, as you can see, o germany index best asia overnight green across the board hong kong, hang seng closing for holiday china meanwhile, sending mixed messages about covid beijing plans to scrap quarantine teen rules. >> -- covid o explosive refgs revelation federal government direct involvement of short-term, "morni

cheryl casone is breaking this one down next. >> griff: families of the slain university of idaho students are trying to fill in the blanks as one victim's parents say he thinks the suspect may have sought out his daughter. >> the entry point was the slider of the middle floor, he doesn't have to go upstairs, entry and exit are available without going upstairs or downstairs. i'm using logic he chose to go up there when he didn't have to. >> griff: the family is considering hiring a private investigator as they grow more frustrated with the lack of answers from police. >> we just have no information as family and it gets tough day after day after day. i reach out to friends in california today that have connections we're hoping to raise money to get a reward and get a private investigator. third party. >> griff: students say they are still feeling fearful as their classmates' killer continues to roam the streets, a campus on edge. >> ashley: and elderly home depot employee dies from injuries he got from trying to stop a thief. a man was stealing pressure washers and gary razor leapt into ac

horrible. >> ashley: not good and cheryl casone joins us now.nk i've heard that before. >> cheryl: you have, this is as the president was heading to his warm beach vacation and travelers are stranded. flight attend antss and pilots are stuck just like people are. here is what pete buttigieg had to say. >> their system has completely melted down and made clear that our department will hold them accountable for responsibility to customers to get them through this situation and to make sure this can't happen again. >> cheryl: we don't know more than that, to be clear, this is upon haing in realtime. i will tell you, i think the transportation secretary, took him too long to address the issue. you have senators saying they are going to investigate. problem at southwest airlines go beyond weather, the committee will be looking into the cause of disruption and impact to consumers. 71% of schedule has been cancelled. why southwest? they have newark and chicago, large-scale operation out of california. well, southwest doesn't have that, it is a spoke op

i'm cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo. tie questioned december 28th top stories 8:00 a.m. eastern time, title 42 will stay in place for now. the supreme court saying the trump-era order must remaintive until at least february border towns unprecedented number of encounters the president commenting before leaving for u.s. virgin islands. >> -- court is not going to decide until -- june, apparently -- in the meantime we have to enforce it i think that is what we do. watching markets for you, this is the final trading week of 2022 wednesday futures pointing to gains, we have a mixed day on wall street yesterday dow only index managing to finish in the green. big tech, growth stocks leading yesterday's sell-off, the dax, close since november 9th, mixed bag on treasure yields two year 10-year now both actually to the downside that is a bit of a change in particularly 10-year, we've got reads on housing market coming out november pending home sales 10:00 a.m. eastern time question mark out there housing in a recession? we will see what members tell us, as for european markets ri

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cheryl casone is here with more.g. >> cheryl: obviously the spr has been a problem and whether you are analyst or lawmakers, depletion of the petroleum reserve is meant for emergencies, it was created in 1973, when we had the arab oil embargo that year. it is for emergencies and need to be filled up. we are about $80 bucks per barrel, fill it up now, it looks like the process will not begin until january. remember, january of 2021, 638 millions were in the spr. now 375 million. the idea, this was supposed to lower gas price, gas price today is $3.17 a gallon, this is a seasonal story, to be frank. we see higher gas price in summer, no new news to anybody out there and winter you see a drop. diesel is $4.68, you had republican lawmakers in june telling biden administration they were worried about this. they said, imperative that the doha maintain petroleum reserve in manner that does not limit our ability for supply shortages, this is critical for america's energy security and national security. there is a plan in pla

cheryl: good morning, i am cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo. it is friday, december 30, top stories at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. today, is final trading day of 2022. take being a look at futures we are down dow down 134 s&p down 23 and change nasdaq down 102, stocks on track for worst performance since 2008, as you can see, the dow down 8 1/2% for the year nasdaq down 33% for the year, s&p down more than 19% for the year. as for yesterday, we did see, a strength showing up, excuse me nasdaq did bounce off lowest level since july of 2020 still down for the year as for oil, interesting to see what happens in new year right now we are at 7795, so down half a percent analysts calling for 100 bucks a barrel will be a new question mark to address next year european markets take a look quick if you can, red across the board there, and then in asia overnight, mostly green across the board, the nikkei 234r59 hang hangshire kospi korea down almost 2%. and more on holiday travel disaster southwest air also telling flyers it expects to return to normal opera

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cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo. 7:00 a.m. on the dot on the east coast. fox news bill melugin obtaining video showing group of men suspected of breaking into a rancher's home. abbott tweeting out, quote, we are providing relief to local communities overwhelmed by president biden's open-border policies. joining the hot topic all morning long, todd piro and joe concha. >> i asked cuellar and why is this any different if russians, foreign country, foreign individuals invaded maryland and started going to people's home. maryland being the state i chose because politicians all live in dc, what would happen then, well, that would be the biggest story ever, we would call it an invasion and we would do everything in our power to get the military and all powerful forces to get those individuals out and there would be major international consequences, yet, one as i pointed out, the biden administration seems to be ignoring and no consequences flowing from it. it's sad and disturbing. they spent $13,000, the home owner for security. $13

welcome to "cavuto: coast to coast" i'm cheryl casone in for neil today.he stories we're following for you right now, president biden hosting the french president today. why emannuel macron is slamming the administration over the aggressive climate policies. we're following that meeting as the two are set to address the press. tim cook is on capitol hill today. the apple ceo looking to play nice with incoming gop leaders before they take control. how they are looking to crack down on big tech. christmas cheer costing you more this year. how much you could have to pay for a tree thanks to inflation. and the federal reserve of new york president john williams is here for an exclusive interview next hour. his read on the economy as the markets and the fomc gear up for the december meeting. that is all coming up on "cavuto: coast to coast". but first to our top story right now, markets are falling to start the month of december, dragged down by financial and tech stocks. the dow plummeting one day after entering a new bull market. joining me now strategic weal

ukraine's military says, russian forces have stepped up more to an artillery a time on the city of cason. that he, 3 missiles were fired at civilian targets, some hit a hospital maternity ward, several western states in the u. s. a. battling major flooding days off to severe winter storm. struck most parts of north america, california, oregon, and washington state. all have been affected in the east and city of buffalo. police and national guard members have been gay door to door to check on residence least 34 people have died during the arctic storm in new york state, 2nd largest city. israel's incoming coalition government is promising to make expanding illegal israeli settlements in the occupied was buying a top priority statement of policy prioritizes released by benjamin netanyahu. could party says, quote, the jewish people haven't unquestionable exclusive right to the whole land of israel. as you headlines across the globe ecosystems under immense stretch, this later started moving back. it started melting all there is something deeply wrong in this throwing something we can not cr

i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, december 27th.see, we've got the final trading week of 2022 and futures are pointing to gabs at gains atthe open. this following a mixed week on wall 1wall street, the dow onlyr average to eek out a win. as far as the month of december, markets on pace to snap a two month winning streak. tech seeing a rough month. the nasdaq down more than 8%. and markets in 2022 seeing red, all three major indices having the worst year since 2008. and some of the other headlines we are watching this morning. at least 28 people have died in buffalo, new york as a result of the deadliest snowstorms to hit the area in 50 years. many left stranded as emergency services are struggling to free people from six feet of snow and 12,000 residents remain without power. new york governor kathy hochul announced yesterday that president biden approved a request for a federal emergency declaration. stick with fox weather for the latest updates on this historic blizzard. go to foxweather.com, download the app a. the travel nightma

thank you so much julia joanie tom, charles payne steve moore dagen mcdowell chris markowski cheryl casoneting, have a good weekend everybody dow industrials down 378 thanks ashley: thank you very much, and good morning to you, maria. great show this morning. good morning, everybody. i'm ashley

cheryl casone he.u.s. canadian port of entry are monitoring for the holiday along truck in the immediate area of the home where the murders occurred. moscow police say they believe the occupants of the vehicle may have critical information about the november 13 killings. an unnamed neighbor to the slain idaho college students is saying the front door was wide open the morning of the murders according to a report sunday marks one month that the four students were tragically killed. again no suspect in custody and named. a letter from the iphone assembler playing a major role in persuading china's communist party to end the country's zero-tolerance over 19 policies wall street journal is reporting that the government's policies would threaten its position in global supply chain. china's strict lockdown strike protestant cities across the country. costco growth cooling as soaring inflation forces americans to tighten their wallets. revealing sales on food and household items still strong shoppers are buyi

good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo. it's wednesday, december 28th. 7:00 a.m. eastern on the east coast right now. title 42 will stay in place for now. the supreme court saying the trump era order must remain active until at least february as border towns deal with unprecedented number of migrant encounters and crossings. president biden commenting on the ruling on the way to st. croix. watch this. >.>> the court is not going to decide until june apparently and in the meantime we have to enforce it i think it's overdue. cheryl: joining the hot topics, adam johnson, david nelson. your reaction to the president off to st. croix and we still have a border crisis. >> the best comment was from adam when he said the optics weren't great. they certainly aren't. i guess, you know, the supreme court is punting this. and when are we going to have a real conversation about border security? we've been talking about it all morning long. we seem to always punt this. it seems that washington has become this i win, you lose politics. th

fox business anchor and host of american dream home on fox business cheryl casone joins us now.ys we should be optimistic but when you go to the grocery store we are far from it. >> do you know that margarine is up 49% year over year. marjorie that goes into everything. i was looking through some of the data. we got that report yesterday morning. apples, lettuce, citrus, a lot of that is a weather story. those prices are higher. look at overall grocery store prices 12% year over year and cpi better than expected energy prices. that's why we call eggs. eggs up 49% year over year. lettuce is up almost 20% year over year. margarine? again i can't get over the margarine. these are things go into cooking and now looking at a christmas dinner that is going to be about $1 more per person to cook this year. >> ainsley: every time we go to the diner that's always when we interview the chef or interview the owner of the restaurant, they always say eggs are through the roof right now tell us what they used to buy them for and buy them now. we saw it's up almost 50%. in new york, 24% increa

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. >> higher than expected right to cheryl casone we go with number producer price index. >> two firstia for you that is the headline numbers month-to-month gain .3%, month-to-month. estimate was for 37b9 2% we came in .3% month-over-month hotter than expected, paul was talking about headline number year-over-year number, came in hotter than expected guys, there goes your market 7.4%. is the headlines year-over-year for the producer price index, for the month of november, again, the estimate was 7.4%. now stripping out food and energy, coming in .4%, month-over-month .4%, month-over-month. again, these numbers are coming in much hotter than expected. going through the report, right now, 6.2% is the core. year-over-year. 6.2% the core, again, way hotter than expected i got to point out here if watching markets sell off maria that core year-over-year coming in 6.2%, above estimates, is really what the fed looks at i have to say here you know, even though, these numbers are down for the fifth straight month year-over-year for year-over-year headline number this is fifth straight month we'

joining us now the american dream host, cheryl casone. seeing the biggest price declines right now. we are going start with san diego, california. here is our first choice. 4 bedroom, two bath, one thousand 41 square foot home, fully remod old, energy efficient windows and that's your first choice. is that one worth 950,000. choice number two. this one is up in long island in new york. this is a 4 bedroom, two bath, 226 square foot home, 2-acre lot with a lot of beautiful greenery outside of it which i really liked, it's ranch style and it has skylights, is that one worth 950. third choice, another big market where prices are starting to fall, las vegas, check out 2 bedroom, 2 and a half bath, 2,062 square foot home. it's in a high-rise but big gardens, garden views, all resort amenities. high-rises -- they are building high-rises in vegas, maria bartiromo, which one is worth $950,000? maria: i have to say old field new york. cheryl: dagen? dagen: vegas. >> i'm with maria, old field. >> morgan. >> i think i have to go vegas. i like the th

fox business anchor and host of american dream home sharyl casone whose parents said it when she went yourself. times have changed, i guess. yeah, you know, young generation. this is post covid roth of them graduated college remotely had to get remote jobs. inthis isn't this generation is getting a tough hand because rents are sky high is the oeverything is up weather it it's good. >> >> steve: going back-to-college back in the 1970s, my parents would actually pay for my gas money. it was only 5 pucks and they didn't have 5 bucks but it was the way they could ensure that i was going to come home. i think that's what a lot of parents are doing. >> actually, almost half of parents of this generation in some way, shape, or form are giving their kids money. just whether it's auto insurance, health insurance, whether it's help with rent or food really don't want to stay at home forever but trying to make the best of it. the upside of this if the kid does stay at home they can at least save some money and hopefully give themselves a little bit of a leg up when they do decide to leave the ho

. ukraine's military says, russian forces have stepped up more to an artillery type on the city of cason. 33 missiles were fired at civilian targets, some hit a hospital maternity ward virtual global, the charge of live, there were 2 strikes. one was right here. we have covered the crater, the 2nd strike, you can see the consequences. after the attack explosions started, we instantly moved the pregnant women to the basement and then moved them to war. mean was where they spent the night after a checkup. we let them go home at the federal level, there was an abrupt explosion i grabbed went ahead and reached the blanket. anything i could see and quickly ran to the corridor. the windows and glass started to shatter. sobs you've been protesting in northern kosovo with agree to remove rhode barricade starting on thursday. people been demonstrating for almost 3 weeks after a former police officer was detained. subbing president alexander voltage met members of the cost of a serb community in append to ease tensions to was not to the to will suit room from the morning hours. the removal of the

i'm cheryl casone a and for maria bartiromo, back on track southwest to resume thos schedue this week and after a week of cancellations left thousands of passengers stranded throughout the country. fears calls for the airline and transportation secretary pete buttigieg to be held accountable congresswoman nancy mason on what needs to happen now. the worst year for market since the financial crisis of 2018. i'm asking investment strategist how to position your portfolio going into 2023 in a real estate reckoning what you need to know before you buy or sell a home in the year to come. but first southwest trying to resume a full flight schedule and dig out from the mess after canceling 15000 flights. passengers have finally made it home are trying to find and recover their luggage critics are slamming southwest outdated systems and communication pilot say this did not come as a surprise. >> all the employees doing everything we can at the end of the day southwest was not prepared and this is a decade in the making we sounded alarm bells we've tried to get them to change process but it's

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china. maternity hospital was hit as russia steps up. attacks on the liberation, ukrainian city of cason, unfrozen in time, we have an update on what the big thought was revealing all to severe winter storm in the us in canada. ah, and i welcome to the program. we're going to begin with a huge fire as a hotel in cambodia that is still burning. their reports that dozens of people are currently trapped inside. so fall, we know 10 people have died in the blaze at the grand diamond hotel casino in we pay, which began early on thursdays leave to started on the ground floor before spreading . quit me now. a number of the injured have been taken to hospital in neighbouring thailand as speak to e n. c o me, he's a journalist, income bodie is capital non pen. thank you for joining the program. what is your understanding of what is currently happening at this hotel casino? well, according to the witnesses, told me that there were last night about 1130 p. m. local time. there was the cable electronic explosion and actually i leased a lot of people on the 18 florida were trapped there. and 2 or 3 pe

ukraine's mandatory says, russian forces have stepped up more to an artillery attacks on the city of cason. that he, 3 missiles were fired as civilian targets, some hit a hospital maternity ward. israel's incoming coalition government is promising to prioritize the expansion of illegal settlements in the occupied westbank. benjamin netanyahu is liquid pause. he released a list of its policy priorities, which says that the jewish people have, quote, an unquestionable exclusive right to all of israel's land. it could cause rifts with its allies, including the united states, heathy open airlines have resume flights between addis ababa and northern to gripe for the 1st time in 18 months. in line suspended the route during the conflict between government forces and rebels. okay, those are your headlines. nice continues here. often the stream on january 1st, croatia will become the 20th country to join the euro. but off to a recent drill in public support for the new comics. how will correlations adapt to the changes and will it mean high prices in depth and analysis on al jazeera, i welcome to

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. >> carley: cheryl casone is here. >> cheryl: sam bankman-fried, at "new york times" deal book conferenceay, ftx first live appearance since his company collapsed. >> end of the day, i was ceo of ftx, whatever happened, i had a duty, i had a duty to all stake holders and customers to do right by them and make sure right things happen to the company and clearly i didn't do a good job of that. >> cheryl: the dog ate my homework. he said he was shocked by what happened and he did not try to commit fraud on anyone, that is a quote he said. this company valued at $32 billion, he admitted he and others bought real estate in the bahamas. he could face extradition to the usz. >> todd: tucker was lit on this last night, watch it on fox nation. ue going after one elon musk. >> cheryl: the european union may ban twitter over content moderation. this is a regulatory battle for elon musk. back at home, a win as both musk and tim k cook confirm twitter will remain on the apple app store. tim was clear apple never considered doing so and musk tweeted this fun video of nice moment of him at the apple cam

. >> todd: hi, cheryl casone. >> cheryl: if i do, i admit them, the former head of twitter denies republicansed, he writes, i continue to believe there was no ill intent or hidden agendas, mistakes were made, if we would have moved faster toward transparency, probably wouldn't need a fresh reset, which i'm supportive of. >> social media is being rigged to censure conservatives, is that true? >> no. >> are you censuring people? >> no. >> shadow banning republicans, is that true? >> no. >> cheryl: anyway, that is on tape, unfortunately he still has yet to address specific allegations reveal by matt taibbi and bari weiss. >> carley: dr. anthony fauci should not surprise anyone. >> cheryl: dr. fauci says the country is still in the middle of a pandemic. >> we are going into the third year of it and still in the middle of a pandemic with the numbers that you just showed, getting cold weather, uptick in cases and have holiday season where people are congregating indoors and that i hope is a call to people to realize how important it is to get vaccinated, be careful, wear a mask where appropriate wh

cheryl casone is here. >> cheryl: facing year of flight cancel a recollection, pete buttigieg has beenvate. mayor pete took 18 flights, nevada, florida, ohio, new hampshire. faa charges about $5000 per hour for these flights as he pushes against climate change. out of work wife coal miner joined you last hour. >> they say do as i say and not as i do. with climate change warrior type stuff he's a part of and going to use a private plane to fly to events, it is total hypocrisy. >> secretary pete buttigieg travels by commercial airline, however there are cases where it is more efficient for the second to fly on nine seater plane than on the flights. tom price, remember she was criticized and he resigned after outrage over his private travel. >> carley: i don't expect a resignation here. i love your and/or -- >> todd: they wrote that, and/or, take away and and go with or and it is efficiency, not -- >> carley: twitter files, latest installment. >> cheryl: number five, it shows twitter staffers found former president trump did not violate policy and was banned anyway. january 8, 2021, the t

massive power outages in north carolina sparks investigation cheryl casone with details.more than 35,000 residents in north carolina still without power after two substations taken out by gn fire the police departments several communities have been affected by what they say was intentional attacks at two power grid stations no motive no suspects, residents under mandatory curfew 9 pm officials say could take until thursday before power is restored a coyote attacks two yearly daughter look at video shows, the father, turning back the coyote drags her across the sidewalk charged at animal appears water bottle the mother said taken to hospital bruises, but she is going to be okay. >> show the the nfl cowboys destroying colts 54 to 19 triem time in fourth quarter dallas outscored indianapolis -- rival eagles also getting -- to 10 win over titans pulled up quarterback, first eagle to throw 350 yards, three passing touchdowns one rushing touchdown. >> inspired, the giants demanders tied, force viem new york missing field goal 20 to 20 draw a good game -- in bengals snapping chi

cheryl casone with the details, cheryl.saying that there was an incident at a local business where two men followed kaley to her car. she mentioned the incident to her friends and family a month before she and roommates were murdered in home. police say it was an isolated incident. slack founder is leaving the company. sales force bought slack for 27 billion back in 2020. sales force announce that coceo bret tailor was stepping down after a year on the job. hertz will pay - $8 million to handle 624 claims of falsely reporting cars as stolen. customers claiming they were pulled over, arrested and prosecuted for stealing cars because hertz couldn't locate vehicles after they got returned. there's hertz, stock is slightly higher. finally here you go. where is the mozzarella? angry customer suing, discovery made when the person saw only said cheddar and not mozzarella even though it says mozzarella sticks. the judge let that one go and toss the suit out. if it says mozzarella, maria, it better be mozzarella. maria: that's right

maria: welcome back i disgraced crypto ceo sam saum lawyering up cheryl casone with details.ryl: yeah, that is lawyering up hasn't been charged with crimes for now, had, mark cohen former federal prosecutor recently represented jeffrey epstein associate maxwell and her trial, reportedly under investigation remains in bahamas. of florida governor desantis stepping in to help ian victims officials refused to o do so many are displaced in damages homes family maintains given enough to florida, to tune of 3.31 billion. desantis announcing up to at least 25 million dollars in state funding is going to be used to purchase building materials for 35 million money doementd to florida disaster fund used to help floridians rebuild homes says it is time to cut through all the bureaucracy. we've got breaking news right now looks like new york yankees slugger staying put bleacher report reporting signs nine year 360-million-dollar deal yes 360 million dollars, yeah. plarnlt of planter giants offered that to sign up in bay area john hayman said giants fans saying yeah aaron judge heading to

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i'm cheryl casone, in for maria bartiromo. it is friday, december 30th. your top stories right now at a 7:00 a.m. eastern time. thousands of travelers remain stranded at airports across the country, the massive 1.7 trillion omnibus bill scored a plane ticket to beautiful saint he croy. the white house -- st. croix. the white house flying the spending bill out to the island where president biden is spending the holiday week for free in a luxury villa owned by billionaire democratic donors. the president tweeting a picture of him signing the bill yesterday, ending that he is ending a year of historic progress and looking forward to more