howard engaged in a scheme to embezzle money and property from eobr. documents claim he bought $100,000 of personal items on amazon, including a queen bed delivered to his home using the debit card. and prosecutors allege he embezzled funds to pay for two cars and a vacation rental property. howard pleaded not guilty on all counts and was ordered released under pretrial supervision with $25,000 bond. howard and his attorney did not respond to requests to comment on the case. and the interim director of the eobr said they would release a statement in the coming days. solomon howard could face up to 20 years in prison on just the fraud charge. solomon has no previous criminal history. he is expected back in court on april 9th. in oakland, i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> now to an update on the criminal case involving an embattled south bay politician. former san jose city councilman omar torres pleaded not guilty today to charges of sex crimes with minors. he faces three felony counts of child sexual assault. torres resigned from city council las

howard lutnick confirmed that terrorists will hit tomorrow. however, he opens the door to a lower than 25% tariff on mexico and canada due to the help of the u.s. border. >> how exactly he wants to play with mexico and canada. there are going to be tariffs on tuesday on mexico and canada exactly what they are. we'll leave that for the president and his team to negotiate. maria: , network from secretary howard lutnick on my reciprocal tariffs on europe and india are on the books for april 2. as well as the likely take back of the panama canal soon. all of this as house speaker mike johnson's expect fireworks tuesday never president trump addresses the joint sassoon of congress. the preview and impactor year coming up. markets this morning are higher, the first trading day of a new month, the month of march, dow industrial 95, the nasdaq up 84 in the s&p 500 higher by 18 and a quarter. take a look at markets for the month of february was a rough one for most stocks in february, the dow industrials down to another percent. the nasdaq lost four an

howard engaged in a scheme to embezzle money and property from eobr. documents claim he bought $100,000 of personal items on amazon, including a queen bed delivered to his home using the debit card. and prosecutors allege he embezzled funds to pay for two cars and a vacation rental property. howard pleaded not guilty on all cs and was ordered released under pretrial supervision with $25,000 bond. howard and his attorney did not respond to a request to comment on the case, and the interim director of the eobr said they would release a statement in the coming days. solomon howard could face up to 20 years in prison on just the fraud charge. solomon has no previous criminal history. he is expected back in court on april 9th. in oakland, i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> a dramatic car accident left a car mangled and burnt on the sidewalk in oakland. you can see this vehicle was practically split in half by this traffic light pole. the driver was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition. it happened just after 4:00 this morning at the inter

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. >> solomon howard was in federal court today in oakland, facing four counts of tax evasion and one news reporter leslie brinkley has the latest. >> solomon howard, the former executive director of the east oakland boxing association, arrived in court to face a federal judge on charges of tax evasion and mail fraud from when he was in charge from 2017 to 2021. the east oakland boxing association is a nonprofit mentoring agency for local youth that includes kick boxing and coaching. the boxing association took the national spotlight in 2019, when a $50,000 donation from stephanie curry was featured in this clip from the ellen degeneres show, and howard was

we're also pleased to be joined by commerce secretary howard lutnick and white house ai and chip, the crypto czar david sachs, , another to make very highly respected people. it's great to have you guys involved and david thank you very much for coming on. david is sort of baking of intellect in that world. we had some good people. today taiwan semiconductor is announcing that they will be investing at least 100 alien dollars in new capital in the united states over the next short period of time. the bill stated the manufacturing facility i think will see it's going to be in arizona which is what i understand which is a great a great state. i i like it because i won it. but i won most of them actually there but i did. we won it and we wanted to dig the most powerful ai chips in the world will be made right here in america. and he will be a big percentage of chips made by his company but as you know they are based mostly in taiwan. and far and away the biggest. there's nobody even close. this $100 billion in investment going to building five cutting edge fabrication facilities in the g

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maria: commerce secretary howard lutnick. sir. >>> and now the event of the week, president trump is set to speak many front of a joint session of congress tuesday night marking his first major address since his return to the white house. joining me now with a preview is the man himself who who extended the invitation to the president, the speaker of the house, louisiana congressman mike mike johnson. mr. speaker, thank you so much for being here. >> hey, maria. always great to be with you, thanks for having me. maria: before we get to your big victory of the week in the reconciliation package that passed last week in the house, give us your sense of what to expect on tuesday night. >> well, fireworks, you know? in a great way. president trump is coming in a triumphant return to congress to address us as the president once again. and in the first month of office a, he has accomplished so much that it could fill three hours. i suspect he'll speak in a shorter time frame than that. but, maria, there's so much to relay. normally

so i say howard, we have to raise the -- i've called leaders to say you can't continue to reduce and break down your currency. can't do it. it's unfair to us. it's very hard for us to make tractors, caterpillar, here, when japan, china and other places are killing their currency, meaning driving it down. so all of these things add up. and the way you solve it, very easily is with tariffs. when that they do that, instead of having to make phone calls every day like i used to do with certain leaders, president xi a little bit, lot of phone calls talking about the fact that they're lowering their currency, that makes it very, very hard for us. this way i say look. let them do that. we make up for it with the tariffs. i have a lot of respect for her. i have a lot of respect for her. reporter: mr. president. 20% on china now. how high are you willing to go against china? pres. trump: i can't say. it depends on what they do with their currency. depends on what they do in term of retaliation, with some kind of economic retaliation. i don't think they'll retaliate too much. the united states

talking about before. cards, which are a gold green card, it seems, detail on this, but based on what howardas saying, it gets them a green card for life that's the president referred to it being a solid i mean, just because, you know, i cover immigration quite they'll get, i think they said at one point $1 trillion, you know, so it was interesting to hear him speak about immigration of the us, for example, his mass deportation and sometimes public health issue. of the immigration coin. i'm glad you mentioned not seeing a final proposal. any trump white house, because they been hearing for a while. i thought, what's interesting is on immigration from these countries. i don't want to be excessively cynical, but it would seem to open the door to folks from russia we haven't seen... "ah, this is what this "confers on this deep pocketed individual." and we're really going to have to look at that carefully. he was actually asked specifically when he when he first mentioned the gold cards you know, given that the war is still happening and that and there was also, and i know you were keeping an ey

howard lutnick yesterday talking about the idea of totally messing up gdp reporting.we will know about how the economy is doing going forward. jonathan: thank you. looking ahead to payrolls. 160 is the estimate. at the moment, the median is 160, previous month, 143. lisa: what is a good report when people are looking for some deceleration? if you get anything below that, does it have a bigger shift on markets? what happens if we get above it? how rapid is the recalibration of the weakness that people are pricing in? jonathan: barclays was with us earlier. u.s. recession, improbable, no longer unthinkable. steven ricchiuto says the u.s. fundamentals are healthy. the underlying strength of the business cycle is evident in the harder data releases payment they will dominate in the long run. good to see you. a lot of people have become almost bearish. give us the constructive take on the u.s. economy. steven: a lot of people have been wanted to call recession. i don't think that this one will either. the concept that doge is going to create some major labs in employment g

howard lutnick said the program will replace the visa program for foreign investors and will be rolled dan heninger, kim strassel, and alicia finley. donald trump's gold card, don't leave india without it. good idea? >> this should be thought of the way trump talk about tariffs which is as far as revenue, that is about it. we think of immigration of people coming in, families, work the rest of their lives here. we are wealthy people coming into the united states and they do so for two reasons, one as a second resident and two as a plan b if things go wrong, insurance policy. a lot of countries use these, citizenship visas and the ones using them are russians or chinese, indians as well, india and china are great places to get rich but they start thinking about protecting those assets and one way to do that is come to the united states. that's what is going on here but i don't think it has much to do with growing the economy is immigrant of them to the united states. paul: you followed the program that they would replace and that has problems. >> how this program, a foreigner with $500,

wall street journal" is finding that investors are moving towards safe haven healthcare, staples howardop lowering 25% tariff on mexico and canada the situation right now is fluid given progress on the border. >> both mexico and canada, have done, reasonable job on the border both working with hard on the border fentanyl continues to come into this country murder our people sort of thinking about how wants to play with mexico and canada that he is the fluid situation there are nothing to be tariffs on tuesday on mexico and canada exactly what they are, we are leaving that for president and team to negotiate. >> chief investment strategist mark luschini incredible, maybe there is room maybe this is i mean we knew a negotiating tactic from the beginning we what comes down tomorrow when tariffs are supposed to get implemented, reaction? >> well, absolutely. i agree. and in fact, it is high degree uncertainty taken pressure applied to stock market case as consequence of the perspective implementation on tariffs china as well potentially, even europe, so anything that would offer some relief

and i'd also like to ask howard and david. you can say a couple of words, but maybe you should go first, because right now he's the most important man in the room. i'm sorry, fellas, please. thank you very much. thank you. great honor. president. thank you. >> i'm i'm. >> a little bit. >> nervous. >> so i have to pull. >> out my. >> piece of paper. >> mr. president. secretary margaret and david, i didn't know that your title, but. okay. first, i want to thank thank you to mr. president to give me this opportunity to announce that our big project in the us, tsmc is the world's largest chip manufacturing, funded by doctor morris chen in 1987, is now at the forefront of semiconductor technology, supporting ai advancement and industry growth. in fact, i would like to one back the time that in 2020 we have two. since president trump's vision and his support. so tsmc started the journey of establishing the advanced chip manufacturing in arizona. and now, let me proudly say now the vision become reality in phoenix, arizona, with 3000

and as you said howard lutnick says he doesn't even really know.xpect the president to use this uncertainty, as we've often said sometimes he's you know, he's negotiating, sometimes he's trolling. do you expect him to use that to manipulate either investor sentiment, economic sentiment? i mean, global sentiment? i don't know what sentiment he's going for. >> all of the above. listen, what we're describing as sort of as a problem, the president clearly doesn't think it's a problem. he thinks that sort of that uncertainty, you know, if you want to be stronger, you could say chaos is a negotiating tool. it's a leverage. it makes him unpredictable. and he thinks he can get what he wants. whether it's and we're not sure exactly what he wants. as joyce nicely said, are we talking about sort of foreign policy goals particular particular goals? are we talking about reducing trade surpluses, particular products. so the president views this as a strategy, and he views tariffs as a as the core of his economic policy. and those two things together mean we're g

maria: we're going to talk with howard lutnick, the commerce secretary, and we will get the details ons that are in the works that president trump is working on. we'll talk with the speaker of the house, mike johnson. of course, the big event of the week is going to be tuesday night when the president addresses the joint congress. and then we're talking about the ukrainian situation with mike pompeo. we're also talking about the fbi, a new fbi with devon nine if yes, sir, now that kash patel is in place as well as dan bongino. and we'll talk about more activity going to the that states. we've got two governor wanna if bees, sam in ohio and byron donalds this in florida. breaking news, i'll see you in ten minutes. rachel: oh, wow. that's an amazing lineup. thanks, maria. >> thanks so much. rachel: you got it. mardi gras kicks off the week, and we're celebrating with a fat tuesday feast. that that's next, condition wait. ♪ come on, let your colors burst ♪ ♪ and the holy spirit. my soul proclaims the greatness of the lord. my spirit rejoices in god my savior, for he has looked with favor

all i have to do is say howard we have to raise the tariffs of little bit because i called president xi and the leaders of japan to say you can't continue to reduce and break down your currency. it's unfair to us. it's very hard to make tractors, caterpillar here when japan, china and other places are killing their currency driving it down. all of these things add up. the way that you solve it is with tariffs when they do that instead of making phone calls like i used to do with certain leaders, president shieh little bit a lot of phone calls talking about the fact that they're lowering the one down and that makes it hard for us so this way let them do that and we make up for with the tariffs. >> what are you speaking with the mexican president. >> i have a lot of respect for her i have a lot of respect for her. >> mr. president. >> there will be 20% on china how high are you willing to go against china. >> i can't say it depends what they do their currency and what they do in terms of her retaliation within economic retaliation which i don't think they'll retaliate too much. the uni

so all i have to do is say, howard, we're going to have to raise the tariffs a little bit because i've called president xi. i've called the leaders of japan. to say you can't continue to reduce and break down your your currency, you can't do it because it's unfair to us. it's very hard for us to make tractors, caterpillar here when japan, china, and other places are killing their currency, meaning driving it down. so all of these things add up and the way you solve it very easily is with tariffs because when they do that, instead of having to make phone calls every day like i used to do with certain leaders, president xi, a little bit, a lot of phone calls talking about the fact that they are lowering their currency, they're lowering it down, and that makes it very, very hard for us. so this way i just say, look, let them do that and we make up for it with the tariffs, but yeah, sure i will. i have a lot of respect for her. i have a lot of respect for her. >> 20% on china now. how high are you willing to go against china? trump: i cannot say. it depends on what they do with their curre

i'm howard kurtz, and this is mediabuzz. howie: it was a shocking shouting match that derailed the possible agreement with ukraine as president trump kicked president zelenskyy out of the white house after both men had a high decemberable showdown while responding to reporter's questions. >> you see the hatred he's got for putin. it's very tough for me to make a deal with that kind of hate. >> mr. president, with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come into the oval office and lited it gate this in front of the american media. >> have you ever been to ukraine that you see what problems we have? >> you're gambling with world war iii. what you're doing is very disrespectful to the country. this country. far more than a lot of people said they should have. you don't have the cards right now. with us, you start having cards. >> i think president trump was rightfully insulted by the way president zelenskyy has been acting and acting for years now. don't bite the hand that feeds you. >> zelenskyy screwed up. 30 minutes

president trump is seeking to regain control of the panama canal and i asked howard lutnick about it this. >> i know you looked at the panama canal can you tell us where you are and not and what it looks like in terms of the u.s. interest in the panama canal? >> imagine this. we spent in current dollars a trillion dollars and 38000 americans lose their lives to malaria to build the panama canal jimmy carter gives it to them but says they cannot paper any nation in the panama leases both mouths to the chinese are building bridges over it. our military and our ships have to go under a chinese bridge. then if you drive across or ride in one of the barges across the panama canal and look at both sides, 70% of every letter and every word is chinese they sold out to the chinese, the president is absolutely right for national security, the panama canal needs to be ours in our protection and the president will protect america and protect shipping and going to help do it, you should expect the panama canal eventually to come back under our oversight because we need to protect ourselves. >> th

and howard and david.go first because right now he is the most important man in the room. sorry, fellas. >> thank you. great honor, mr. president. i have to pull out my piece of paper. mr. president, secretary, and i do not know your title. okay. first, i want to say thank you to mr. president, to give me this opportunity to announce in the u.s. tsmc is the world's largest chip manufacturer. founded in 1987. it is now at the forefront of semiconductor technology, supporting ai advancement at the industry court. in fact, in order to -- at the time, in 2020, we have to think president trump's vision and his support. so tsmc started the journey of establishing advanced chip manufacturing in arizona. and now makes me proud to say that we appreciate it has become reality. 3,000 employees, we are producing the most advanced chip made on u.s. soil. with the success, so we are now very happy to announce we are going to invest an additional 100 billion u.s. dollars in addition to our current 65 billion u.s. dollar

howard solomon ran the east oakland boxing association.es boxing lessons, coaching, and mentorship to children. devin fehely with more on the allegations that he was pocketing money, including a donation connected to the

at the last minute, commerce secretary howard lutnick says the situation is fluid. tariffs, of course, could push prices higher at the very time americans are still dealing with stubborn inflation. let's get right to cnn's matt egan for the very latest on this. which tariffs, on whom and when, exactly? well, john, look, we. >> could. be just. >> hours away from a major escalation. >> in this trade battle. >> because president. >> trump is not talking about just. >> putting tariffs on. 1 or 2. but all three. of america's biggest trading partners. so starting tomorrow. >> we could. >> see the. >> tariffs that already. >> exist on china go from 10%. >> to 20%. he has said 25%. >> on canada. >> and on mexico. >> now as you noted, the situation. >> is fluid. and he did back off a. >> month ago, at. >> least on canada. >> and mexico. so we. >> need. >> to see what's. >> going to happen here. >> but look, if. >> these tariffs do get imposed and if they stay in place for a. >> significant period of time, there's. >> a risk that it's going to increase costs for consumers and

howard solomon ran the east oakland boxing association. it provides boxing lessons, coaching, and mentorship to children. devin fehely with more on the allegations that he was pocketing money, including a donation connected to the currys. >> the allegations are heartbreaking and disturbing, allegations at this point, but that gym is located on 98th street near san leandro. solomon was the executive director from 2017 to 2021. he managed their day-to-day operations and was also in charge of fundraising and the budget. now he's accused of embezzlement, of using that money for his own personal gain, most notably according to court documents that we obtained, solomon allegedly embezzling a donation of 50 grand that was connected to steph and ayesha curry. the couple appeared on the ellen degeneres show with gifts for the organization and an oversized $50,000 check for the organization. the documents say solomon deposited that check into a personal account without the knowledge of staff or board members. this was the reaction on the ellen degen

eastern, exclusive interviews with commerce secretary howard lutnick, congressman byron donalds and ohio guber that iftorial candidate vivek ramaswamy. join us sunday live on "sunday morning futures" on fox news. that'll do it for us here on fox business. thank you so much for joining us. are a great rest of the weekend, and i'll see you again next tima weekend, and i'll see you again next time. ♪ ♪ jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead, i'm jack otter. president trump is shaking up global trade. is now the time to rethink investing in china or steer clear? if let's begin with our expert panel and three things investors ought to be thinking about right now. on the baer ron's round table, ben levisohn, alyssa a -- and jack hough. tech stocks have been the darlings of market for about as long as i can remember, but they had a very ugly week t. the nasdaq down 4.5% or manager like that. why have investors fall fallen out of love? >> they had a nice little rally on friday, still finished down more than 3.5%, which was pret

so i'll have to do is say, howard, we are going to have to raise the tariffs a little bit.resident xi and the leaders of japan to say can continue to reduce and break down your currency because it is unfair to us. it's very hard for us to make tractors, caterpillar, here, when japan, china, and other places are killing currency, meaning driving it down. so all of these things add up. in the way you solve it very easily is with the terrace. instead of having to make own calls every day like i used to do with certain leaders, president xi a little bit, a lot of phone calls. talking about the fact that they are lowering their won, and that makes it very, very hard for us. so this way i just say look, let them do that and we make up for it with the tariffs. i have a lot of respect for her. >> mr. president, 20% on china now. how high are you willing to go against china? pres. trump: i can't say. it depends on what they do with their currency, what they do in terms of a retaliation, with some kind of economic retaliation, which i don't think they're going to retaliate so much. l

which is why perhaps he howard lutnick was a little cagey about what exactly trump will do, because. >> maybe he doesn't know. >> maybe he generally doesn't know. maybe trump will delay it. i will be interested to see tomorrow at the speech how republicans will react if trump starts boasting about tariffs. you know, one person who has not said a whole lot about it is john thune, the senate majority leader, whose state of south dakota could get hit pretty hard. >> egg tariffs are hard. i am glad that they have such a well planned and thought out. >> long term strategy. >> they sound like us. >> we all. we got to decide. >> this at the last minute, right? >> uh, republicans. >> are nervous. >> about this. because this was. >> always going. >> to be a problem for them. they're talking down. >> biden's economy. >> biden's economy was actually good, right? this was the problem that biden was having, getting across the point that. >> you know, things weren't that bad, the. markets were good. >> but people weren't feeling it. >> but people did not feel it. >> but they're also they want. >>

commerce secretary howard lutnick says those rates aren't set in stone lot next. as trump is still deciding since both countries have taken action to address his concerns about border crossings but not fentanyl deaths. >> just thinking about it. i think there are going to be tariffs on tuesday on mexico and canada. exactly what they're going to be. i'm gonna leave that for the president to decide. >> trump also plans to impose reciprocal tariffs on april second on all countries, the white house has deemed to be treating the united states unfairly. that includes india, japan and the european union. >> cycling it around a bit. >> and that history right there. touchdown on the moon early this morning, cedar park based firefly aerospace landed on the lunar surface. it's the first successful landing by a private company, erick hendricks and was at the mission control for the cheers and the tears. >> lugo's the snowing fire with this. a contact tenderly made with endless possibly kits. >> words from a poet setting the tone for a historic event. the landing of blue ghost

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eastern ahead of trump's address to congress and we have howard loud nick, pam bondi, kevin hassett,peaker och the house mike johnson. i want a growthier state of the union, mr. president. growthier, and i want liz macdonald in all her glory. liz: thank you so much, thank you, that was a great show. i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> i think he should be more appreciative and this country stuck with him and given more than europe and i'm not knocking them. they were a lot smarter than joe biden because joe biden didn't have a clue. now president zelenskyy made a statement in ap and i'm not a fan of ap, but thinks the war is going to go on for a long time and he better not be right about that. that's all i'm saying. liz president trump and ukraine's zelenskyy and now details on why zelenskyy is botching it. now he does want trump's develop deal after zelenskyy rejected it three times. even joe biden yelled at zelenskyy for being un-grateful for america and zelenskyy still cannot find $100 billion that american taxpayers gave ukraine. tom emmer is here to takat on and why the trump deal in an

and scott and howard, all the people are working on it and i think we have a good chance at arriving at a deal that could be terrific, really terrific for both countries. ok? thank you. p.m. starmer: on the second part of the question, i think my views on putin are pretty well rehearsed and pretty well known. and my concern is that a deal must be a lasting deal. that it's not a temporary measure and that is why i think it's really important that putin knows that this deal, a historic deal which i very much hope comes about, is there, is there and it's a lasting deal. and that we're able to deal with any inclination he has to go again or go further. pres. trump: i think we'll have two deals. a deal on ending the war and i think we're going to end up with a great trade deal with you and it's an honor to be with you and i want to thank everybody very much. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. [applause] >> joining us now on c-span radio from london to talk about keir starmer's meeting with president donald trump at white house is peter knowles, minster correspondent. thank you for

. >> and that's a very big one that howard just read. they are all big. we are only doing big ones. >> is that the culmination of ongoing conversations you had with your counterparts? >> know, the digital tax is taking place all over europe. they are suing allow companies and if that's going to happen, we want to be the ones that soon, not them. the eu in particular has been very violent in its lawsuits against companies, and frankly very violent and very bad to our airlines. they are getting charged all sorts of taxes that they had never even heard of. they are getting fined and charged and they do it only with american companies. they are not doing it with other countries. so we are stopping it and we have another step to go and if we don't shape up, as an example, apple has had to pay $17 billion in a lawsuit that nobody thought was worth anything. i want to get into the judge or how the decision was arrived but i'm pretty good at this stuff and i think it's disgraceful. google is being sued, facebook is being sued and many others are being sued by the

ahead of president trump joint address to congress, we will have an all-star lineup, howard ludwick, u.s. attorney general pam bondi, kevin hasek, speaker of the house mike johnson. i'm even going to show up and watch the president's address 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on fabulous foxbusiness coming up this evening, joe biden's economy is tanking. i'm just saying. the 700 points, that's why we need trump in growth, tax cuts and deregulation and energy production, caroline lovett has the story right. we will she won this with sandra smith and steve forbes right here on set. catch kudlow monday through friday 4:00 p.m. right here, fabulous foxbusiness. if you can't make it, just text your favorite 9-year-old and she will show you how to dvr the show and you will never miss a single tax cuts, i promise you. be right back. ♪ i sure can! ♪ so, can you hear well? i sure can! hear well, feel well, from your first appointment. try our new nearly invisible solution risk-free. call 1-800-234-7090 now. congratulations. here are the keys. congratulations. here's the water heater that somehow pa

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we're also pleased to be joined by commerce secretary howard lutnick and white house ai and the crypto two very highly respected people. it's great to have you guys. guys involve, and david, thank you for coming on and david is the king of intellect in that world. we have good people. today, taiwan semiconductor announcing and they'll be investing at least $100 billion in new capital in the united states over the next short period of time. to build state of the art semiconductor manufacturing facilities and i think mostly it's going to be in arizona, which is what i understand, which is aigrette state. i like it because i won it. but i won most of them actually. we won it and won it big. most powerful ai chips in the world made right here in america. it'll be a big percentage of chips made by his company, as you know they're based mostly in taiwan. and far and away the biggest and $100 million in new investment going to build five cutting edge fabrication facilities in the great state that we just discussed, arizona and we'll create thousands of jobs, many thousands of jobs and high pa

howard lutnick on how tariffs -- still trying to figure out where this all goes next, how they will sendng and production back to america. this was earlier today. >> we know it takes time to build plans and manufacturing, so we are going to come out with a model that incentivizes people to move it back. we need production back in america, and we are going to do it with tariffs. >> sandra: are you optimistic? >> the whole idea of these reciprocal tariffs is 150% on u.s. cars coming into india. they said we will do you a favor and lower it to 100%. you wanted down to the same level we do. if it's reciprocal as opposed to being preemptive, and if we start at the same level as they do, maybe there will be a tendency to pull it down, but i cannot emphasize enough we have got to get the tax cut extensions in there. congress and particularly the republican senate have to do their job. >> sandra: quick doubt checked because there seems to be some growing concerns on the latest economic concerns. >> has sometimes come out with mixed figures. i don't trust them as much as other people do, but they

. >> steve: president will address tariffs and good possibility given what howard lutnick said about how mexico and canada have cracked down on number of migrants come in. rather than 25% tariff going it could be a smaller number, t, which would be great. it would fly in face of message democrats are importing into our brain, that trump tariffs will cost your family $1200. if tariff is 5% or 3%, smaller than 25%, the president will be able to say tomorrow, look, i got them to do this and we're not going to punish them as much. >> brian: possibly. the president's joint address is tomorrow. >> steve: looks like you are the president. >> brian: it looks like i'm the story. >> lawrence: he begged for it. >> ainsley: brian is going there after the show tomorrow, hear the speech and report on wednesday morning. he said, y'all shouldn't show up, this is my show on wednesday. >> brian: i said, i was invited to go, i think i should go. why is that -- >> ainsley: why is what? >> lawrence: tell us what is upon haing in the room. >> ainsley: what is the word you used? >> brian: the vibe? feel th

most of these folks were sort of born and raised in howard beach, part of queens, part of the eastern district of new york district -- distribution and a lot of them live in staten island and the murders and criminal activities came about in brooklyn, mostly, in the eastern district of new york and i think the bodies were buried here so we have jurisdiction over most of the mafia cases because of their connection they have to their residences and living patterns in the eastern district of new york, which consists of brooklyn, staten island, queens, and two long island counties suffolk and nassau county. so it's divided into 94 districts and it is basically a population oriented dynamic. in new york we have four of the 96 district court's. we have the eastern district, which i just mentioned, the southern district is manhattan, westchester, some of the upstate counties near westchester, between the eastern and southern districts, that is where most of the action happens, between brooklyn, manhattan, thereabouts. the other two districts are upstate. the northern district covers albany,