tracee carrasco's got all of the details coming up on "fbn: a.m.."ve. ♪ called love. ♪ it drives. ♪ drives me crazy -all ground pe. ...or trips to mars. $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. lauren: tesla ceo elon musk rapping. cheryl: tracee carrasco with that story, rap song about a gorilla. tracee: yes, the rap song that elon musk has put out over the weekend. has to be some sort of april fool's joke but tweeted about it. the song, of course, paying tribute to hirambae, gorilla killed after 3-year-old climbed into his casing there in cincinnati zoo but the listened over 300,000 times on sound cloud as of yesterday afternoon, that's where te dropped the track. he said under the music label emoji record. so at this to elon musk's resume, i'm not sure, rapper? cheryl: maybe things are going to well at production lines at tesla -- >> free time. cheryl: this is -- i love this story. i saw this over the weekend. said she was lazy, she posted on facebook bas

cheryl: tracee carrasco has that story, tracee.alifornia and employers looking the other way when employees test positive for marijuana saying hard to tell when they are doing something is legal, just don't do it on the job. in new york city we are getting ready to pass law, looking past the pot not testing for that but still doing drugs. cheryl: still do the work but it'll be in your system if you're doing at home. bob ross will make breakfast a little less stressful. tracee: there it is. the joy of cereal. released by the nolty store. 10 dollars a box, they are named after the description that bob ross used during painting lessons like happy little trees, guiding stars, charming little cabins and bushes. cheryl: poster. interesting, though, years after his death, americans are looking for something to calm him down. i was so stressed out right now in current environment that we need bob ross in our lives. tracee: it is interesting that he's just as relevant even maybe more when he went back during his time on cbs. as far as polic

fabiola: los nervios viajan con fanny carrasco en el metro de nueva york.reunirse con su hijo fernando josÉ de cinco aÑos a que no ve desde que ella huyÓ de honduras buscando silo en estados unidos hace tres aÑos. >> para mÍ es lo mÁs bello que hay. encuentro, lo veo y digo que es mÍo. >> fue su hermano quien saliÓ con el niÑo. >> mi hermano me dijo que le habÍan quitado al bebÉ y yo empecÉ a desesperarme. >> gracias a la organizaciÓn todo estÁ listo para el reencuentro. le cuenta a su mamÁ los momentos mÁs difÍciles. >> me encerraron en un cuarto. >> la mamÁ pudo encontrarlo facilmente pero hay muchos que estÁn perdidos en el sistema. >> no habia una informaciÓn concreta ni una data exacta. >> en medio de acusaciones el presidente dijo que a su nuevo mandato. >> hoy su presidente dijo que abandonarÁ el cargo. que es unÓ de dÓlares. los radicales quieren quitarte tu arma dijo trump. las ventas de armas cayeron con respecto al aÑo anterior. >> una de las organizaciones mÁs importantes. la poen medio convenciÓn. conductor: la campaÑa recaudÓ mÁs de 7 millones

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tracee carrasco, thank you very much. heads of the nation's biggest banks faced off with democrats on capitol hill yesterday. what the fallout could mean for the financial industry. lauren.and grab your bags and pe for takeoff, a big name airline wants to the take you across the pond. we've got your ticket and all of the details on that story coming up next. "fbn: a.m." continues. ♪ your daily dashboard from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. (vo)ou nee♪ decision tech. i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ lauren: let's get to global market action. minutes from the fed confirm it's in a holding pattern and so are stocks this morning. dow unchanged, s&p up not

the voters like our urged investors to trust the board and dismiss carrasco. the final decision on the criminal charges will be left to the judicial system. however the two asses of the issue is remove all on the grounds of breach of corporate ethics even of one is this misconduct would lead to the dismissal of any executive or employee you know just before his fourth arrest last week going again denied the charges against him saying they're part of a conspiracy within this hour to discredit him and his plans for the company nevertheless shareholders did as they were told and approved his removal as the comic his chair in the it's really such a pity he was a brilliant executive i guess he became complacent as he was being praised so much . before the procedures you read this is so disappointing but when he came forward with his survival plan not just me but about twenty thousand employees across the world who fired the work as we now see you have so much money to spare and squander i feel there was no need for him to fire as i really don't get it. and that's i

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to trust the board and dismiss carrasco and the final decision on the criminal charges will be left to the judicial system however the two asses of the issue.

tracee carrasco, what's going on? now reportedly asking for new users to provide the password for their e-mail when they're trying to register their account. so this happens only with certain e-mail providers. it asks you to confirm your e-mail address. to do so, you have to enter your password to that e-mail address, pretty alarming. in addition to that, for some of the new user as well, facebook is also importing their contacts without asking them also. cheryl: do you think they're trying to deal with fake accounts, though? that could be the flip side here. or they're trying to protect the platform of facebook, as in hacking or -- i don't know. because if you've got a yahoo or g mail account, you're fine. they don't do this to you. tracee: it's some of the smaller e-mail providers. that's a good point, trying to protect against those fake accounts. but security analysts warn that this is very risky, puts you at risk of being hacked and if service has to ask for these credentials, can you really trust them? lauren: i

cheryl: tracee carrasco has more on that story. they want to get out of wearing high heels, updated every 6 months if they want to wear flat shoes. every 6 months, yes. they say that hay really only have to wear high heels when they are greeting customers and passengers are getting off the plane but once in the sky they can switch over to flat shoes but a lot of people still think they should be able the wear flat it is entire time if they like it. lauren: mandate it to be. tracee: it can't be flat, that's for sure. cheryl: you know how i feel about that. game of thrones has a new visitor. tracee: yes, about respect. >> if you stop faking and we are together, we can be stronger. i'm willing to learn. >> i can try. tracee: we could all learn something from memo and sesame street. psa from hbo promoting the importance of listening, learn, who better to do that than elmo. moderating an argument as they disagree. this is something that they've also got a spot with cookie monster. he is also doing the same thing, teaching about respect

lauren: tracee carrasco joins us with more this morning. hello, tracee.rent ways. who says you have to go to a church? this is something popular easter destination in florida, called christ of the abyss. it's located in the only living coral reef in north america, off the coast of key largo. it has become a popular destination for scuba divers, as you can see. it's in the coral reef park stae park there. it's a 4,000-pound bronze statue donated by the underwater society of america in 1961 by an italian scuba entrepreneur. this is one of thre three in the world. there are two others. lauren: i'm a little weirded out. cheryl: i think it's cool. tracee: it's become a huge destination for scuba divers. very big for easter. a lot of the surrounding hotels are offering deals, of course, for scuba divers to go to visit the statue underwater and -- lauren: for your next vacation, there you go. there's a website out there giving teachers a pretty special trip. tracee: who else other than teachers deserve a vacation. cheapcarribean.com, they found a way to honor te

cheryl: tracee carrasco has that, combined here.you want, they arrange all of that for you, one of the new features on the plane they will be debuting in 2021, lounge area with own mixologist on board and chefs that you can take classes with, you can do arts and craft, really an experience here. $147,000 a ticket. cheryl: wow. yeah, not cheap. we have been teasing this for a show. is it an actual potato? >> not an actual potato but potato prop. traveling on the back of semitruck. once they were done with the tour, they thought what do we do with this thing, turn it into an airbnb, only two people fit inside, fireplace, heating, air-conditioning, queen-size bed, you see some of the pictures. cheryl: has a fireplace to make french fries in. tracee: leave it to the internet to discover this, new trend, dinosaur-style grooming. [laughter] tracee: you can see it on the screen. #dinocut, look at the pictures. the cat does not look happy. what do you think milo think if he were groomed like that? cheryl: oh, my god. somebody has doctored m

lauren: come on in, tracee carrasco, what's going on?ow there is luxury resort on the philippine island, they have fed up with requests from the self-proclaimed influencers asking for free things in exchange for their social media post. so the hotel put out a post on facebook, they said, quote, kindly would like to announce that white banana, the name of the beach club is not interested to collaborate with self-proclaimed influencers and we would like to suggest to try another way to eat, drink or sleep for free or try to actually work, so telling these influencers they are not going play the game, it even came up with a cocktail called the snowflake. they say that this is for, quote, sweet snowflakes that probably never worked a day in their life. lauren: i love it. cheryl: great story because honestly the influencers, come on? lauren: million followers. tracee: give us a little credit and the resort goes, nope, not at all. lauren: really raised a lot of hyperamong customers. lauren: were people were excited that they would be adding th

cheryl: tracee carrasco with the story.each while airplanes are flying by. area that's close to puka international airport in thailand next to my cow beach. tourists go there, close the planes, they fly right over you, they want those pictures and authorities are worried that this is going to be destruction to pilots, of course, worried that people could get hurt so they are imposing real harsh punishments for people who get caught there. they are putting in zone where people will not be able to go. people who go in the zone, they will be either fined $1,200, jail time up to 20 years, maximum punishment here death penalty. lauren: worth the instagram picture. tracee: worth the like, right? cheryl: airport to crack down on unwelcome tourist, what happens? tracee: unwelcome tourist yesterday on the tarmac in mallorca, passenger aboarding easy jet plane they were landing as you can see flamingo, the plane had to pump brakes and slow down for the flamingo, they thought it would came down and fly away. the spanish air traffic co

tracee carrasco joins us now with the latest.y about the third negative headline this week that we've seen from facebook. but yes, according to a report from up-guard, a cyber security firm, they found that two third party facebook app developers were found to have been storing facebook user data, using amazon's cloud computing services. which basically made it accessible, made it public to anyone if they figured out how to get into that information. so with these third party apps, one of the companies they exposed the records of some 540 million records, things like comments, likes, account names, on these amazon servers. another app reported to have unprotected facebook passwords of 22,000 users exposed. facebook though saying they are going to be working with the app developers to make sure that this doesn't happen because it's a violation of their policies, obviously. ashley: there is no privacy anymore. that's my theory. with a all the backlash, facebook is making attempts to redeem itself in as positivity campaign. what doe

tracee carrasco joins us with that and more.entioned earlier, unless you live in maine and massachusetts, taxes are due today. that's because it's patriots day there. they have until april 17th. today, irs.gov, that is going to be your go-to resource if you have not filed your taxes yet. so there you can do the e-file, you can also ask for an extension. you've got six months until october 15th or if you have to pay, and you just haven't done so yet, you can do that through irs.gov. as of april 5th, about two-thirds of americans had already filed their taxes, so there's still some people who have yet to do so. but as far as scams go, of course right now this is a major time, crooks like to prey on people who might be getting refunds. some of the top scams of course, you can get a fake e-mail or call. they're saying you received more than you were supposed to for a refund, you need to pay us back. or they ask for to pay your money, what you obie owe by at card. the irs doesn't ask for a gift card. so be aware of those things. cher

tracee carrasco has a crazy story about these kids. >> pretty amazing how they were able to pull it offudents well they were gettings these counterfeit iphones from china that wouldn't turn on. then they would take them l to a a physical claiming that they weren't working wouldn't turn on there take a warranty replacement phone sending become to china and then sell the phone in china get that money, one of the students's mothers was actually funneling that money into a fund so they would be able to get the money in total about 1500 iphones were returned between 2017, 2018. breaking it down it's about 600 a phone so in total almost 900,000 worth of iphones. but now the two kids, they are facing yeah they're facing federal charges apples says, though, the issue here was when they take the phones to apple if or the warranty replacement, usually they check to make sure it is not a counterfeit phone but if they can't turn it on often times they give them that replacement that's how they were able to get away with it. >> too bad they go to prison because that was a smart one. >> they have it

cheryl: tracee carrasco has that story. not have money to retire, whether it's inadequate savings plan, the high cost of health care, whatever the reason, a lot not able to retire. for the first time in 57 years, the participation rate has past 20% mark. scorgt to new -- according to new report money maker. that doubled from below 10% in 1985. also i want to mention on the flip side, you do have those who are retirement age maybe 65 or older, they registered, wealthier, soy that are in good health and choose to go work. lauren: paying for millennial children as well. that helps. tracee: you talk about great depression, generations like that. according to new survey, they have found that 68% of millennials do believe that they have faced more financial hardship than any other generation. 49% millennials faced -- lauren: with student that. [laughter] cheryl: let's be clear here. lauren: entered the job market. tracee: i want to mention that 47% of millennials surveyed hearsay they have zero saved for retirement. lauren: they

>>and thing i wasn't with runaway have them on to something you the lie as and when needed carrasco or not the least bit surprised their neighbor put up a fight. hector estrada's says he would do it again but i really don't move way to get i really don't know why i'm at an age where. i have to show that have this is not one area to seize that. you don't really have a a lot of driver says he justice will be served in this case, but says he feels sorry for the 40 year-old. >>and his parents, the young man is now in juvenile hall, he's facing charges of carjacking robbery assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse in san jose rob flood kron 4 news. >>husband and wife when a couple of $1000 at a casino in san pablo only to happened stolen on their ride home. police say the couple was followed of from the casino by 3 men. all the way to south san francisco. the trio followed the couple into a walgreens parking lot and they stole their $2400. officials say that the robbers use a gun to threaten the couple into giving up the cash. the victims were able to tell police what car what type of c

jillian: tracee carrasco joins us to explain, tracee. >> announced it would be restricting gun salesa school shooting, according to bloomberg costing company $150 million in lost sales last year, equivalent to 1.7% of annual revenue, sales could take bigger hit just last month dick's announced that they would be eliminating gun sales and hunting equipment of 125 of 700 stores, although i want to mention the stock price, the stock price hasn't moved much since that february announcement, although it has gone up about 13 or so percent. so investors not too concerned about that but obviously customers not reacting well to that policy. jillian: interesting. taco bell lovers, rejoice, right. tracee: given away free drinks starting april third, pepsi, mountain dew baja with any mobile or online pick-up, i want to mention the deal from the cheesecake factory starting today, they're teaming up with door dash to give away $250,000 worth of free food, this is not an april fool's joke, the first 10,000 door dash customers log on to the cheesecake factory.com promo, you'll get 25-dollar rewarded

tracee carrasco with sister network fox business here with why american says that it is good news ford morning. >> good morning, heather, yes, june 5th is the exact date american airlines were hoping to get boeing max jets back up into the air by april 24th, however, they say they are still waiting for more information from the faa and from boeing as they work the fix the software that brought those two boeing max planes down earlier this year and then last year as well. boeing says that they do need more time. american airlines says while this is happening they are going to be canceling the flights 90 per day and that they are going to be letting affected customers know about cancellations, still no word from united and southwest that have boeing max jets in their place, what will happen to those flights. especially as we are heading into the summer, this could be major disruption. heather: they already know they are doing it, they need to let passengers know right now. tracee: yeah, they've been scrambling to find other planes to put passengers on, hopefully they'll be able to do th

tracy carrasco with foxbusiness here with how much the company spends. >> reporter: amazon prime shippingster. and into a one day shipping gear, this was announced between amazon's earnings report. they said this change will happen for the next year. you will start to see your packages arriving much sooner. amazon saying it will invest $800 million into improvements supply chain analysts and they are even more fulfillment centers that much quicker. now that other retailers have gotten on board with that today shipping they have to catch up once again to amazon. heather: where will they make up the cost? >> they are doing pretty well. heather: toys "r quote us coming back to the us for the holidays. >> this could be a possibility. through kids brand, the ones who own toys "r quote us are telling the new york post they could be opening a handful of stores in the us just in time for christmas but these stores will be a lot smaller than the toys "r quote us we have known to love. they will be 10,000 ft. . the previous one, 20-50,000 ft. . you can see significant difference there, but you see

. >> anthony: bar arocena, in montevideo's carrasco neighborhood, specializes in uruguay's unofficialy chivito. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week since 1923. a prince, a king, a gargantua among sandwiches. this terror-inspiring heap of protein is built out of steak, ham, bacon, cheese, hard-boiled egg, mayo, and garnishes. >> anthony: that's like a perfect sandwich. now last time i was here, i have to admit that after about six days, i would've killed somebody for a vegetable. i mean, i didn't see a single -- >> nacho: you're going to feel like that very soon. ♪ >> anthony: nacho, as he's called by nearly everyone, started his career at the age of 17 with the master of fire and burning wood, argentinian chef, francis mallmann and stayed with him for ten years before moving to the u.s. >> nacho: working for francis mallmann, i felt at home. they were just a bunch of outsiders that found a place where they belong, you know, finally this new culture and new flavors. >> anthony: how often do you come? >> nacho: every two years. >> anthony: and how long do you spend? >> nacho: i usually spend

tracy carrasco is here to explain how it would work and if it is a good idea. >> reporter: amazon announced healthcare companies to build hippo compliant alexa tools to transmit medical information to patients. six organizations will use this software for alexa for children's hospital. and the network of 51 hospitals and health insurance cigna. patients will get a number of things like personalized medical information like progress report after surgery, prescription deliveries, even find out the locations of urgent care center. not sure if you can get any sort of medical diagnosis from alexa. and other healthcare companies to use this type of technology. and the healthcare industry, and interesting technology here. heather: not necessarily for diagnosis yet. that should be coming. speaking of healthy or not. beer and coffee. combined. >> combined. now you don't have to choose whether you want coffee or beer. harpoon brewery collaborated with duncan to come up with a beer inspired by coffee. it combines the flavor of duncan's original blend with nal which is how duncan describes it. it will

tracy carrasco from foxbusiness here with the change of heart.g. >> reporter: san antonio city council voted last month to ban chick-fil-a from its airport, they say they didn't agree with the restaurant views that they only wanted to work with businesses that were all inclusive. they may be reconsidering because the spirits of wants to be all-inclusive. here's what city councilmember greg abroadhouse had to say, we have a chance to correct the mistake by reinstating chick-fil-a and that the message that we are open for all, open for faith and open for business. back on the city council agenda, could be up for a final vote on may 2nd. heather: a lot of people happy about that. let's talk about what dodge is doing paying tribute to the military. >> dodge is saluting armed forces, a new stars and stripes addition package upgrade for several of its dodge challengers and chargers. this would be a $2000 upgrade. it comes with a lot of cool features including american flag fender decal, black clock with embroidered stars and bronze details, bigger whee

rob: tracy carrasco from fox business with more on security changes. >> reporter: lift announcing twoy updates, one doing continuous criminal background checks, daily background checks on drivers and immediate notification of any disqualifying criminal convictions in addition to annual background checks, more frequent background checks. the other thing, identity verification combining drivers license verification with photograph verification to prevent any identity theft, this does come weeks after samantha josephson who mistakenly got into a car thinking it was her who burr ride. uber hasn't made changes to their policies but they say some security things are already in place. >> you pay $10 for a cup of coffee you get free stuff? rob: one would hope. >> reporter: starbucks announcing they are rolling out an updated awards program for loyal customers. how would it work? they have a new tier system. for 25 stars you can get an extra espresso shot, 50 stars of brewed hot coffee and three things, jillian: don't know what cup of coffee cost. >> it can go up to $6. jillian: 38 after the h

tracy carrasco from the sister network foxbusiness here with a list.>> reporter: good morning. according to trip advisor, for the second year in a row the travelers choice award, the best airline in the world goes to singapore airlines and if you have ever looked at their website you can see they have beds, luxurious care, they are known for their food, they got high ratings and reviews on trip advisor. coming in second, carter airways followed by eva air, emirates, japan airlines rounding out the top 5 best airlines in the world. in the us the best airline goes to southwest southwest airlines, the best major airline goes to delta, best midsized alaska airlines, the best low-cost airline southwest. according to trip advisor all these airlines got good reviews. if you're looking for an airline this summer here you go. jillian: this impossible burger rolling out at burger king? >> this is a plant-based burger. they will be testing out a version of the impossible whopper at burger king restaurant in st. louis starting this week. if all goes well they will

tracee carrasco from sister network fox business here with more on procrastinators need to know to meetline, is that even possible, tracee? tracee: yes that is, millions of people who have yet to file their tax returns it is a deadline unless you live in maine or massachusetts, you have a few days because today is patriots day. irs.gov resource today whether you have to file an extension then you get 6 months so you'll have until october 15th to file your taxes or if you're ready to file them maybe just wait until the last minute, you can do that e-file on the website or if you have to pay anything you can do that through the website as well, so irs.gov if you haven't started yet, you might want to. heather: all right, so wait till the last minute. dozens of companies are offering deals in tax day. tracee: especially if you're one of those who has to pay today, lots of deals, hooters, kids can eat for free with purchase of adult meal, boston market, they have a 10.40 day special. corner bakery, dinkin has a deal if you're member of perks club. you have any documents you can get up to 5

jillian: tracy carrasco from foxbusiness with the reason behind the pay hikes. >> reporter: target hasg their average hourly starting wage to $13 starting in june coming up from $12 back in 2017. they did announce plans to reach $15 an hour by the end of 2020. they have been raising wages in march 2018, they really did see a bigger and better pool of candidates when they started raising their wages. when record low unemployment, they've got to incentivize workers to get them to work at target so they are raising that wage. we've seen a number of retailers doing the same thing. amazon, walmart raising wages. jillian: history being made today. >> yes, us aviation history the longest us flight taking off from boston logan airport, all the way to honolulu, hawaii. hawaiian airlines launched its inaugural nonstop flight this morning, the longest flight in the united states, 11 hours and 25 minutes, more than 5000 miles beating out the previous longest flight from new york city to honolulu, hawaii, 11 hours and 10 minutes. that is a long way. rob: from side to side. thanks so much. jillian:

rob: teresa carrasco joins us with today's hearing. >> reporter: the senate judiciary committee on thetion shared by senator ted cruz will hear testimony to determine if social media companies are blocking conservative speech. the hearing will include testimony from the writer and director of the movie unplanned which takes a serious stance against abortion. twitter had reportedly taken down the twitter page. there was a lot of outcry against that saying it block the twitter page because of the message behind the movie. we will hear testimony from facebook and twitter officials. at&t in hot water, people questioning what they are saying. >> at&t announced six and more cities have been added to their 5g network, bringing the total up to 19. the issue is there are no devices capable of this 5g technology just yet. there is only one mobile hotspot at&t has but you can't buy that in stores. they are supposed to be coming out with devices capable of handling it later this year so we have to wait for those but they have these ready for the 5g. jillian: it is good to be ready. rob: we have a

heather: tracy carrasco from foxbusiness here with the contentious senate judiciary committee hearingsawmakers took turns turning up the heat on facebook and twitter's representatives over censorship and political bias on their platform. senator ted cruz warning of possible breakup of big tech, the senate judiciary chairman saying the giant tech companies today are larger and more powerful than standard oil was when it was broken up and if we have tech companies using the powers of monopoly to censor political speech it raises antitrust issues which is when exchange between ted cruz and twitter's director of public policy. >> recently the ceo of twitter, jack dorsey, said i don't believe we can afford to take a neutral stance anymore, i don't believe we should optimize neutrality. this represents the policy of twitter? >> i've not seen that quote. >> do you agree with it? >> that is not how he is building the platform. heather: long pause. there was a chair at the hearing for google who didn't show up but was on the guest list, ted cruz saying google will have their turn to answer ques

tracy carrasco from foxbusiness here to explain. >> this is the program put into place after 9/11 andl security agency recommending to the white house that it end the surveillance program that collects information from us text messages and phone saying the logistical and legal burdens of it outweigh the benefits. this is a major reversal from what the agency had argued earlier, saying it was vital to the protection and safety of americans and senior officials reportedly believe the spying program provides limited value to national security and it is too difficult to manage logistically. it is up to the white house to decide what to do, not the nsa, no word what the white house will do with this program. heather: netflix losing friends and the office. >> possibly. this is something that could happen as we see more of these new streaming services pop up, nbc universal, disney, warner media, all of those will start taking their content off of netflix, putting content up on their own streaming services so the office could go to nbc universal streaming service, this is something that accor

tracy carrasco from foxbusiness has more on the closed-door meeting. >> reporter: the closed-door meetingace with a number of other twitter executives. this is tweet donald trump sent following the meeting, quote, great meeting at the white house with jack from twitter. lots of subjects discussed regarding their platform in the world of social media. looking forward to keeping an open dialogue. just ahead of the meeting donald trump criticized twitter saying maybe they have some bias against conservatives, against republicans, playing political games in terms of some users he might have lost along the way. it turns out it went well according to the tweet he sent after the meeting. the white house of the two sides later discussed the health of the public conversation ahead of the 2020 election. also the ongoing efforts toward the opioid crisis. heather: thank you. to be a fly on the wall in that meeting. on average we told you about this, troubling statistical the 20 veterans take their own life every single day and now one marine veteran is taking action to change that. started operation

tracy carrasco from foxbusiness is here with what whistleblowers are saying.: we are talking about the 787 dream liner, this is boeing gaps flagship airplane and according to a report in the new york times nearly a dozen whistleblower complaints the for alleviation administration as recent as 2017 stating manufacturing issues with these planes. some of the allegations include tools and debris inside the planes and the pressure being put on boeing employees to manufacture the planes based not on quality but speed and get them done quickly. boeing is saying this report paints a skewed and inaccurate picture of the 787s and distorted information and so far we don't have any real evidence that these claims have led to serious safety problems with the 787 but another issue for boeing. shannon: concerning nevertheless. speaking of issues, samsung delaying the launch of the galaxy phone. shannon: we talked about this last week. a number of viewers and bloggers and journalists who got a preview of these $2000 phones, smart phone that folds up, they were having issues.

tracy carrasco is here with more on what the coffee giant is brewing up. >> reporter: starbucks is lookingrd program so customers can earn more stars as starbucks calls them, much sooner and use them to get much more in return. as it works you get two stars for every dollar you spend. every 25, 50, 150, 200, 400 stars you get something, anything from an extra shot of espresso or a free cup of coffee, a hot breakfast sandwich at all sorts of rewards and you can use those rewards to buy merchandise at starbucks and prepackaged coffee. starbucks is for the last few years the have seen this rewards program growing by 26%. that is why we are seeing them rework it to bring in more customers. jillian: $13 to get every shot of espresso. >> 13 bucks for a cup of chocolate. heather: let's talk about game of thrones. i was excited about the final season of it. a lot of people excited apparently. >> reporter: a lot of people watching the show and according to the numbers it was a recordbreaker not just for hbo but the series as well, 17.4 million viewers on tv or online to watch the series premiere of

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. >> tracy carrasco has more on the invitation. >> republican montana attorney general is inviting chick-fil-azing people who are saying chick-fil-a is bad for business and they are causing division and outrage so he wrote a letter expressing his desire and this is what he said in that letter. a barrage of unnecessary criticism from san antonio, texas and buffalo, new york i want you to know montanans don't discriminate against others based on religious affiliation and that is why i extension collate invitation to extend operations after issues with those two airports who didn't like chick-fil-a's stance on certain things, didn't necessarily agree with the traditional values of the restaurant. >> jd knows what i am talking about. >> let's talk about the younger generation feeling the financial pinch. >> millennials, according to a new survey, those between 23 and 38 were 68% feel they have tougher financial woes than past generations, we are talking worse often than those in the great depression, 48% feel they faced a worse overall economic environment which millennial's to suffer through the

jillian: tracy carrasco with the products to look out for.ording to a british consumer group they found many product had 5-star reviews that had no record of success and could lead people to wasting their time and money. the group looked at hundreds of text product including head phones, dashcam's, fitness trackers, smart watches, they found headphones and smart watches and fitness trackers had these fake reviews. and unknown brands, no name brands, and there was no evidence, these were unverified reviews. they are not doing as good a job as we could with fake or suspicious reviews. jillian: i bought a drain cover, at least 100 reviews. rob: a drain cover. it is an important purchase. let's talk about drug testing as we come more liberal with drug use in this country. >> in the age of legal marijuana many employers considering dropping that 0-tolerance drug policy in california, some employers looking the other way when it comes to employee testing positive for marijuana. they say they are finding it difficult to tell their employees somethin

. >> reporter: disappointment from magdalena carrasco with the council's voes against her proposal to elections with the presidential election cycle. a move, she says, could bring more people to the polls. >> we know that in gubernatorial races, in other words, t off-years, the majority of the voters are wealthier voters, white voters, people who are not of color. >> reporter: talta from the city of san jose shows from 1980 to 2018, voter turnout was 13% higher in presidential ge elections. >> once people know there's an election that's gonna take place, they become more informed about what the issues are up and down the ballot. >> reporter: voter rights and community activists. unity activists. >> it hurts me that there's still such a split. and that i think some of the council members don't understand how difficult it is for people who may have been raised in a different country, a different culture to know what their rights are. >> the person who voted a mayor in a presidential year, election, probably would have already voted for the mayor if it were in a midterm election. >> repo

tracy carrasco is here with the changes. >> reporter: the tsa announced they are bringing out more 3- so the next airport trip could be a lot smoother. the tsa began testing these machines in june 2017 in phoenix and boston and they expanded that tested 12 other airports. now we will see these 3-d scanners at 300 airports nationwide so this means you may not have to unpack your laptop, your liquids or other items in your carry-on. unlike the standard 3-d technology the airport scanners will be able to digitally rotate any item in your bag that may seem suspicious, without unpacking your entire bag. expect to see these this summer. unclear which airports will get them. heather: will that impact the price of tickets? it make the lines a lot shorter. let's talk about hangover free alcohol, could be liquor stores by 2024. how is that possible? >> a researcher from in euro college in london has been testing this for several years, closer to hit store shelves very soon and could even replace traditional alcohol so this is synthetic alcohol without the toxin so that means no hangover, no nau

. >> tracy carrasco with more on the special offer. >> barnes & noble will offer a free download of thet on the greeting apps. you can go to download once it is released. it is strong demand from customers who wanted to read this and make sure they could get the mueller report to them as quickly as possible so if you're interested in reading that go there, the knock tablet or reading apps. very interesting. rob: this $2000 beautiful foldable phone that you can't get to break. >> it isn't on store shelves but reports already breaking. another of reviewers got their hands on this retailing for $1980. they are already tweeting about it breaking, this is affordable phone samsung has been hyping up. they say it can't hold a lot of the falls, is blacking out, the screen is flickering. it goes on sale next week on the 26th. samsung saying preorders already sold out but they are going to look into these issues of it breaking already. we heard samsung had issues before with the galaxy node 7 catching on fire, exploding so hopefully this doesn't turn into another issue like that. jillian: i can't

tracee carrasco has that one and a lot more this morning.all street story to watch. tracee: people have been waiting for this for many years. youtububer has decided it will l $10 billion worth of stock in its ipo, whenever that happens. according to reuters, it will make this offering public tomorrow so we should get more information then. an ipo of this size would be one of the largest tech ipos we've seen in some time, really the largest we've seen since alibaba back in 2014. uber's reported value, somewhere around 90 to $100 billion. reportedly that's been lowered because of the lackluster lyft ipo. so we are looking at previously $120 billion as the valuation there. we'll have to see. early may is speculation of when it could be trading on the new york stock exchange. we will see. cheryl: that's going to be big. so this is interesting. medical professionals be in hot water, the fed in a scam that cost folks $1 billion. $1 billion. tracee: this is a massive medicare scam. yesterday feds raided dozens of locations of licensed medical profe

tracee carrasco joins us with more on that. hey, tracee, what's going on. this samsung fold isn't even on store shelves yet. a number of tech reviewers have gotten the phone and they're saying it's breaking within days of having it. this is the foldable phone that samsung has really kind of been bragging about. it's breaking at the hinges. some reviewers say they've had it for a few days, reporters from bloomburg, cnbc, the verge, they're tweeting pictures about r their blacking out phone, the hinges breaking. samsung says it's able to withhold about 200,000 folds but it doesn't like it can even handle a few days. so preorders according to samsung already sold out. we'll see how it does when people actually get it into their hands. cheryl: they're banking a lot on this. they're expecting a financial hit, a positive one from this. they could be in trouble. lauren: time magazine is out with the list of 100 most influential people. and a lot of people are talking about this pairing. brett kavanaugh on the list and his accuser, christine blase ford. tracee: a l

tracee carrasco joins us with more on that. so what is he up to now? tracee: starting a podcast.doesn't have much to worry about. cheryl: with all his free time. lauren: that surprises me about mark zuckerberg. tracee: he said he wanted to communicate more with people. i think that is part of that message. but facebook announced it yesterday on twitter, oddly enough. they posted a link to spotify. the page that it links to the podcast, it's called tech and society with mark zuckerberg. so far there are two episodes available for streaming. one is titled on technology and law, the other titled on journalism, privacy, and regulation. two things that he should know a lot about. cheryl: eggs going t he's goit on journalism? tracee: apparently. >.lauren: i wonder if he's tryg to get ahead of the issues that is plaguing him. tracee: they say it's nothing new he's coming out with, maybe getting the message out there once again. lauren: airbnb is looking to hit the big screen. tracee: airbnb reportedly looking to either get with an existing studio or create their own studio to make conte

tracee carrasco, what are they doing now in california.ed the restore california renewable restaurant program. this is a surcharge that restaurants they can choose to add this to your tab if they like, as a customer you can pay it if you want, it's 1% surcharge, it will go towards environmental help. so i don't know, we are seeing a lot of this lately. we did a story last week about restaurants adding a surcharge to help cover employee insurance costs as well. so i'm not sure how this one's going to go over. it is voluntary. you don't have to pay it if you don't want to. we'll see. lauren: well, it's going they say and it could raise -- if everyone got on board -- it could raise $1 billion. tracee: it starts next fall. lauren: i have no words for this. we're going to show it to you. these are the kfc chicken-dale dancers. what's going on? tracee: this is a new promotion from kentucky fried chicken in times for mother's day. of course you want to see the chicken-dale dancers, a play on the chippendal chippendale danc. they say they colonel-

>>to help them on a of a lie as and when needed carrasco or not the least bit surprised their neighbor put up a fight. hector estrada's says he would do it again but i really don't move way to get i really don't know why i'm at an age where. i have to show that have is a pulmonary disease that. you don't really have a have a lot of says he justice will be served in this case, but says he feels sorry for the 40 year-old. >>and his parents, the young man is now in juvenile hall, he's facing charges of carjacking robbery assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse in san jose rob flood kron 4 news. >>big story tonight a coroner's jury has made a decision in the deaths of the hart family who plunged off a cliff in mendocino county last year our grand lotus joins us now he has details on this case grant. panic and so many people were following this case so closely first of all where are they they disappeared and then he found them and then it started to come to light that perhaps this was an intentional act. the hands of those 2 mom so after 2 days of testimony it took a jury of 14 just ab