cheryl: right.here in new york city, the mayor is suing these texas bus companies now -- [laughter] for transporting the migrants up to a sanctuary city. if you're going to be a sanctuary city, new york, this is the what you're going to get. he's asking for $700 million in this lawsuit, todd. i want to get your take. listen to adams in his own words. >> governor abbott's continued use of migrants as political a pawns is not only chaotic and inhumane, but makes clear he puts politics over people. today's lawsuit should serve as a warning to all of those who break the law in this way. cheryl: well, governor abbott calling the lawsuit baseless saying it deserves to be sanctioned, and the new york editorial board is out with the op-ed, phil more it -- phil murphy shipping migrants out of new jersey, they're shipping pie grants to new york city. [laughter] it's not funny but it just is, it's ridiculous. we don't want ya. >> we've gone over the political arguments in response to what eric adams did. i'm g

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cheryl? have and we've got the video to prove it even if some deny that what's happening at the border is not real but we have it with our own cameras. casey stiegel, thank you very much. i want to bring in texas congressman lance gooden. congressman, i want to get your reaction to casey's report here. obviously secretary mayorkas is now going to be coming before the committee, the house committee and the topic is impeachment. your thoughts? >> well, first of all he is absolutely a candidate for impeachment and a good candidate for impeachment but what this is about is a policy decision by president biden. you know if we impeach and happen to remove mayorkas he would be replaced with someone who is going to enforce the same policies and that is one of come across our border. we will let you abuse the asylum process. we will let you make whatever excuse you want to make to stay in this country. we'll in fact give you money and a plane ticket to go anywhere you like. that is what we're seeing n

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congressman, good morning. >> good morning, cheryl. cheryl: give us your thoughts.strophe. we saw a man made catastrophe, a biden administration made catastrophe. we just saw people coming across of course. we saw customs and border patrol that were beside themselves with agony, frankly, nothing more than processor as opposed to border patrol. so what we have is an unmitigated disaster, created by a complete reversal of the trump administration policies and it has led to a situation that is 14, 15, 16 times worse than it was when they found it. when they came into office, there were less than 1,000 a day coming across, about 800. today we're in the neighborhood of 10,000 a day. and every cbp person you speak with, whether democrat or republican, obviously they don't define themselves what he way, will tell you the same thing. we need border security, we need a barrier, we need remain in mexico and that's one of the biggest frustrations here, cheryl. the solutions are right there. the biden administration won't implement them. cheryl: todd piro is on set with me. he'

cheryl, back to you with. cheryl: exactly.ty where you are. madison alworth, thank you very much. and, ryan, certainly a lot of these companies, these are publicly-traded stocks, so the wage issue affects the shareholders in that regard. but then again, it's economically good if you have these drivers that have a decent wage. >> twrea, i think it's a real bummer because my, you know, i go out, kudos to the uber drivers and delivery men in the city because they literally -- i mean, weaving through the traffic in the city is insane. whether it's pouring rain or whatever, they're some of the hardest working people in the city, and it's unfair because i know since covid we've all started to tip more. think there's an appreciation for if how hard they work, and i think they are going to get the short end of the stick in this deal. you know what uber and doordash are going to do, they're just going to raise their prices. we're going to feel that in inflation, and that money's going to go into their pocket, not the actual middlemen,

cheryl: you are correct, cheryl. interesting, is, all the car manufacturers are putting out pretty cool product like we see at the consumer electronics show and other auto shows around the country. we have found it is not necessarily the cars, it is the infrastructure. even if we went 100% electric the infrastructure can't support it. you're seeing that with school buses in other countries. then of course in germany on december 13th, they stopped their ev mandate and they're not offering that tax credit any longer. neither is new zealand or england. cheryl: hertz citing weak demand and high damage cost. they're downsizing their ev fleet by 20,000 cars. they're going back to gas pewerred vehicles, lauren. what does that toll tell you. >> that is 25% of their fleet. anytime i go to hertz to rent a car, i'm with gold group. do you want to upgrade to tesla? no, i don't have to get it back to a full charge. they can't rent them. people are asking for them and they say no. the tires are being used up quicker because of the

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo, it's monday, january 15, you 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. time for the hot topic of the hour. house republicans responding to a letter from hunter biden's attorney signaling that the first son is prepared to comply with the congressional subpoena, writing, quote, if a new proper subpoena is issued mr. biden will comply for a hearing or deposition. oversight committee chairman james comer and judiciary committee chairman jim jordan writing in a joint statement that hunter biden avoided two valid subpoenas and congress won't tolerate additional stunts or delays from hunter biden had. they are planning to hold him in contempt of congress until a deposition date is confirmed. hunter's surprise appearance on capitol hill last week has drawn you attention to his team's handling of the biden family investigations, without any coordination with the white house. liz, your op-ed, you write about this and the fact that every time hunter biden is back in the news cycle and he participates in these antics like he did with that sur

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i am in for maria bartiromo. it is friday, january 26, it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. let's take a look at future this morning. actually, we're still looking at red arrows, the dow is down 63, nasdaq down 83, s&p down by 6 and three quarters. carole, we were talking about this, take a look at treasury yields as we look ahead to the fed meeting next week. right now you're saying that the fed's moves with will be based on the treasury story. explain that. >> it goes back to something we were talking about in the last hour, the fact that there's so much debt that needs to be refinanced as well as these huge, huge deficits and who is standing by to buy all of that debt? we know that historically you could can rely on china or you could rely on some of these international countries that have actually been lightening up on their treasuries so i think at some point in time, and this is just a matter of math, if you get this chaos in the treasury market because there isn't -- there aren't enough people and enough buy

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, in for maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, january 2nd, 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. happy new year, everybody. it is time for the hot topic of the hour. president biden facing backlash for declaring that january will be human trafficking prevention month as critics say he is too blame for the record breaking levels of smuggling. migrant encounters hit a record of more than 302,000 in the month of december y alone. it's the highest monthly total ever. it's the first time encounters exceeded 300,000. arizona border patrol is warning of a rise in migrants from guinea, west africa, using fake passports of, pretending to be unaccompanied minors. nearly 170 passed through the region on a saturday and at the northern border officials say an iranian national who is also a permanent canadian resident with terrorism ties attempted to cross into the united states illegally. and fiscal year 2023, there were nearly 500 encounters on people on the fbi's terror watch list at all points of entry. the biggest question here is t

we've got to go, but cheryl casone's in for charles payne. hey, cheryl. cheryl: all right. hey, guys, good afternoon, everyone. i'm cheryl casone in for charles payne, and this is "making money." wreaking right now, the superintendent is trying to hit a first-time record chose in two years amid an ease in inflation and falling bond yields. while earnings season kicks off with big banks overall coming up a little short, we're going to talk about all of it and what this means for the markets today. oil is spiking to a 3-week high as the u.s. and britain launch strikes into yemen, a major attack on the houthis who are backed by iran. i have presidential candidate nikki haley on the united states' growing involvement in multiple conflicts around the world. plus, how she plans to get iowa voters out to the ballot box in subzero temperatures. all that and more on "making money." ♪ if. ♪ ♪ cheryl: well, stocks are rising slightly today on positive inflation signs. we've got producer prices this morning falling .1%. that was unexpectedly in the month of december, a little bit bette

cheryl: oh, gosh. thank you for the live report. liz, obviously the weather is just as big of a story as the caucuses are and he makes that point that the concern is that there's not going to be voter turnout especially with the older voters and that could really kind of change how the results come in tonight. by the way, they're going to break and announce the winners, it will be 8:40 eastern so -- yeah, 7:40, we'll see what happens. >> well, we hope they announce the winners. as you remember, cheryl, iowa had some real bloopers in terms of not being able of figure out who won for several days but probably they've got that fixed. that's why trump is exorting hs voters to come out. in this weather it would be tempting to say he's going to win so i don't need to show up but that's why he's saying hey, everything depend on you showing up in person. this is kind of a crazy way of voting and showing your preference. they literally sit around in churches and school rooms and try to argue their neighbors int

cheryl: the? is obviously what is the administration willing to do and listening to alejandro mayorkas, not much, they are blaming republicans they say it's republicans fault that they're not getting the funding that they need. how does this play into the beginning of the impeachment proceedings with mayorkas. >> i think it goes to what he has done if you asked the shares on the border and ranchers and farmers and families, every single person to a t says the border has never been more unsecure and four years ago it was insecure instead had ever been. this lays directly at the feet of secretary mayorkas and if you look at a congressional hearing that he appears he dodges the questions and he does not answer any likes to play the other guy. at the end of the day the stats do not backup what he saying this is his feet in his direction because of this a administration they have every single tool right now to secure the border, they just won't. cheryl: even though you have on the democratic side you h

cheryl: we shall see. again, now we are getting a window into biden's strategy and that's going to be go after him, forget what i have messed up, what i haven't done right as president be, let's focus on the opponent. we're just getting started. coming up, harvard president claudine gay resigning from her position but makes a decision all about racism we're going to talk about that all morning long. first, markets are off to a rough start to the year, futures are down ahead of key jobs data this week. we've got the word on wall street panel here to weigh in. don't miss a moment of it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ i want something just like this. ♪ i want something just like this. ♪ your dress. oh thanks! i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”? baby

[bubbles] cheryl: good morning, everyone. i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo. it is thursday, january 4th. it's 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. time for the hot topic of the hour. the white house is accusing republicans of exacerbating the migrant crisis after lawmakers visited the southern border yesterday, despite the biden administration ending 2023 at a record breaking 302,000 encounters in december alone. house speaker mike johnson tweeting photos during his visit to eagle pass yesterday. he was with a large group of house republicans. so he was showing the administration, quote, the diverting of the flood of illegal immigrants to another location in order to keep them out of the camera shots. florida congressman matt gaetz also shared a video showing customs and border protection agents cutting the razor wire fencing to let migrants cross the border. mark, your reaction to this? >> it's unfortunate that states are now trying to the take this into their own hands. you've got governor abbott of techs the as trying to pass a law that would criminalize what's go

cheryl: they should.has to start cutting before 2% arrives because we are at levels not long term sustainable for the economy can't spend, you know short term trts too much longer. cheryl: thank you so much for joining us with that breaking news, appreciate it we are going to take a quick break you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . ♪ you were always so dedicated... ♪ we worked hard to build up the shop, save for college and our retirement. but we got there, thanks to our advisor and vanguard. now i see who all that hard work was for... it was always for you. seeing you carry on our legacy— i'm so proud. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. setting up the future for the ones you love. that's the value of ownership. before you use ai to transform business, accelerate growth, predict trends, you need to begin with trust. introducing watsonx governance. helping you govern any ai, as data, models, and policies change, so you can scale it responsibly. let's c

cheryl: look.you look at what is happening within, the poll numbers from usa day university suft 100 olk very disconcerting to administration, some, ignoring key issues immigration journal reporting republicans have a great chance to retake the senate in 2024, but they note they have that chance in 2022 as well. but, abortion access the economy, trump's legal problems, those were seen as unpredictable factors that red wave became a red sputter in 2022, in particular with former president a lot of candidates he backed lost do you think republicans are setting up for another rough year disappointment for 2024? >> i know they don't want to, look. i think 2024 is favorable for republicans given dissension in democrat ranks i think very well placed we will see, democrats want to make abortion the issue above everything else, there will be abortion and trump as threat to democracy. i don't know if that is enough for democrats, the policies joe biden on the border, the economy, just not popular can say as

i am cheryl casone and for maria bartiromo. the crisis at our southern border no closer to being solved and former fbi officials are issuing a stark warning in a better to key congressional leaders writing biden's weak border policies have opened up the u.s. to one of the most pernicious ever threats to american national security with an invasion of military age men flooding into the country. i spoke to the acting ice director tom homan friday morning and he echoed these concerns. >> we have historic number of people on the terrorist watch arrested coming across the southern border and we have 2 million got away, 2 million people became all over the world the biggest national security vulnerability that i've seen since 9/11. we have to take action. >> the says negotiations for a bill on stricter border policy has stalled in congress and some senate republicans are blasting the bipartisan deal is a total dud. >> we don't need a border bill we achieved the lowest rate of illegal immigration under donald trump i'm all for using ev

cheryl: haley hitting back at mr.rump slamming him president biden for their ages during the cnn town hall last night. watch this. >> beau biden and trump would mean our options would give us an 80-year-old president. we have a country in disarray in a world on fire. i'm acknowledging what everybody else is thinking but they're not saying it. i'm going to say it because our families are on the line, we need someone at the top of their game. cheryl: neither candidate making mention of ron desantis. joe pinion, this is starting to feel like a two-person race between haley and trump as we go into new hampshire. >> i think if you look at history and you look at the numbers the numbers are not on ron desantis in history is not on either one of the side, president trump appears to have a stranglehold over the electric to the extent that nikki haley can pull a rabbit out of her hat and new hampshire, will have to see. but i think there is a notion of republicans as if again we're going to burn through $2 million during this

cheryl: the only?this do for him because he would be somebody that the democrats whether it is a down ballot race or biden the good of what bill clinton support and to speak out it is an election year end if you have bill clinton or barack obama, maybe you don't want bill clinton in your court may be stuck with barack obama for 2024, a fair question, we shall see, we have a lot more coming up. president biden's 2024 campaign strategy will be all about donald trump as he keeps struggling in the polls and with key voting blocs, that's a hot topic of the hour, coming up next. ♪ to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. cheryl casone, in for maria bartiromo. it's wednesday, january 3rd. 7:00 a.m. on

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo. it is friday, january 19, you 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. time for the hot topic of the hour. republicans on the house homeland security committee all voting to advance their impeachment of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. they're planning to mark up and vote on a resolution on january 31st which t tees up action on the floor. they held the final impeachment hearing yesterday, hearing emotional testimony from two mothers who lost their daughters due to bad border policies. here's tammy nobels, her daughter was killed by an illegal migrant, josephine dunn lost her daughter to fentanyl. watch. >> let's take a moment and think about how he kayla felt that day, how scared she must have been that day, knowing she was dying. kayla fought for her life that day with all that she had and in the end she lost to an individual that wasn't supposed to be allowed in the country. >> secretary mayorkas' leader ship or lack thereof, fentanyl is an invasion. the weapon of mass destructi

cheryl: good morning i am cheryl casone and for maria bartiromo, it is thursday january 4. her top story 6:00 a.m. eastern time. another down day for the markets, three major embassies finishing at session lows after the fed released the minutes from the december meeting. jay powell suggested the rate hikes are done by offering no guidance when rate cuts can begin, futures as you can see in the green, the dow is higher by 49, s&p up or not, we are going to be getting december adp that comes out 815 eastern time were getting initial claims 8:30 a.m. and the december jobs report out tomorrow. european markets are green across the board finally the cac 40 and the docks are all higher into asia overnight markets are mostly lower, the hang seng index flat otherwise we had read across the board. back in washington the house homeland security committee holding the first impeachment hearing for dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas happening january 10 the white house keeps blaming republicans for the rise in illegal immigration while the d.o.j. is suing texas for enforcing the border,

cheryl: good morning i am cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo. it is january 1:58 a.m.the east coast. it's time for the hot topic of hour in the day gop candidates making their final pitch to voters as iowa caucuses kickoff tonight, voters in the hawkeye state preparing to head to the polls and was expected to be the coldest caucus on record, the better winter weather causing candidates to cancel some campaign events over the weekend. as of january 2, more than 750,000 iowans are registered republican making 34% of state voters. i was seen a record voter turnout during the 2016 election with nearly 190,000 republican participants. for iowans the condition of the economy remains a top priority for them when it comes to choosing a presidential nominee, for example since president biden took office, consumer prices are up more than 70 did half percent and hourly wages are down more than 2.5%. that is the data and inflation index under joe biden. >> the economy is always number one we care what affects our wallet. the one component to inflation is what's the biggest deal, m

cheryl: that's a great point.ng over a trillion dollars, we are at a record. you have the expansion of the buy now pay later phenomenon which means american consumer is not in great shape despite the data points. then you mentioned real estate, the journal also wrote about nine traded real estate investment trust ran up the rails in 2023 as predicted. shareholders cashed out on commercial property concerns, mba says the u.s. office buildings over 170 billion in loans this year, that could be a shock to the system. >> absolutely i think the journal wrote an article recently regarding regional banks, medium-size, local banks that are heavily dependent on local real estate loans in the values of the real estate tied thereto. we are going to have a major maturity wall over the next couple of years where the loans need to be refinanced and they'll need to be refinanced at much higher rates no matter what higher rates than they were originally financed that. that means a lot of keys being handed over from the owners in

woman: [inaudible] [theme music - "bad boys"] cheryl: good morning i am cheryl casone and for maria bartiromo it is friday january 5, the top stories that pentium eastern time markets hitting a rough patch to start the year, the dow finished she did the green, the s&p and the nasdaq seen some red, there is your close, take a look at futures, we are pointed much again to losses at the open, the dow down 72 nasdaq 57 s&p down by change, allotted data coming out this morning because the december jobs report is going to be released at 8:30 a.m. eastern time, it's all hands on deck with her all-star panel to react. were also watching the oil market after crude oil fell by 5.5 million barrels last week take a look accrued 7260 the wti contract the cac 40 and the doctor in the red and the asian overnight are mostly lower and in asia japan's as flight game by a quarter percent. shocking numbers 142,000 deportation last fiscal year and came across the border last month, the white house claiming republicans do not want more border agents but can't backup their claims, new york city mayor eric adams sui

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i am in for maria bartiromo. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. let's take a look at future this morning. actually, we're still looking at red arrows, the do

cheryl: exactly. maria: just getting started quick break a blow to texas border security from the supreme court allowing administration to cut down razor wire in eagle pass while senate remains at standstill a compromise on border funning we away in on all of that you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. . ♪ gets you -- with all -- ♪ ♪ happiness -- happiness, came to you ♪ ♪ that's what you want to do. ♪ . . and more. thank you very much. [applause] ask, "now what?" here's what. you go with prudential to protect, empower and grow. with everything you need to deliver, you guessed it... more. one more thing... who's your rock? learn more at prudential.com my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. i finally feel like a grown-u

cheryl, would you do it? cheryl: well, no. i mean, obviously.craze started on tiktok as this woman, her car catches on fire. she had a stanley cup in the car. stanley cup not only survived, but it kept her beverage cold as her car was on fire. [laughter] so thank you, tiktok, for this crazy craze. yeah, nothing says valentine's like fighting with people at target -- maria: and an enormous cup, todd. >> you need to reorganize your priorities if this is how you act. this is not human. this is how animals behave. you need to get a life. [laughter] maria: john, any last word here? >> what is this, the new bitcoin? thiess the stanley cup has some underlying value unlike bitcoin. maria: wow. all right, 30 minutes before the opening bell. markets at the low of the morning, dow industrials down almost 200 points as interest rates spike this morning. up to 4.05% right now. we're looking at the dow down in the triple digits, down 200. see you again tomorrow. thank you, todd piro, john lonski, cheryl ca sew anyone, great show. "varney & company" picks it u

cheryl.nteresting is that the judge is questioning the department of justice's decision in how prosecuted tax credits return leaker, was charged with one felony count, saying the fact that he is facing one felony count i have no words for -- are admitting carrying out a fraud not just released tax returns in 2020 but thousands of others, netflix co-founder giving 1.1 billion dollars worth of stake in netflix to ka based charity particular with other tech billionaires, reportedly gives big tax breaks privacy, as previous donations from mark zuckerberg shares of netflix, on recent tear, there is this, donald trump, jr., tearing into squad member omar after she said focused on somalia first, instead of naming america as top priority congresswoman from minnesota making comments omar emigrating from somalia 1995, speaking to group of supporters adding how father didn't winner u.s. priority, guilty majority whip posting, appalling comment a slap in the face to minnesotans elected to serve a direct

sorry, cheryl casone, required to do that. >> cheryl: anybody heard from will cain?king on will cain and lawrence. >> carley: giving them time to sleep. only one third of u.s. adult approve of the job president biden is doing. that is a record low over 15 years and some democrats still brushing it off. our poll this morning has biden approval rating at 33%. >> this battle has not been joined yet, you have maga republicans espousing things that are not good. joe biden has proved he is standing up for families and rights people view as fundamental. >> todd: america first's stacey washington join us now. this poll is an out liar, but how can all the polls be out liars >> they can't. i would love to see that commentator show up at the local s snook's, the local grocery store. people are paying $1.89 that used to cost $.89 a can. and move to steaks, that is what americans are used to eating. i wonder where he is living? people are not lying about wanting $2 a gallon of gas. cost of number is exoesh tent. i am here for what my eyes and wallet show me about what it is like

casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning.ecutors say a brown leather pouch used to store his gun had cocaine residue on it. this as his team tried to get the charges dismissed. an fbi chemist determined the residue was cocaine, found on the pouch where the defendant kept his gun. hunter buying that gun and affirmed he was not using drugs. the strength of the evidence is overwhelming. the gun pouch was pulled from a vault last year and tested it and determined to be cocaine residue. he is accused of lying about drug use in 2018 when he filled out that form to buy that gun he kept 11 days. >> todd: nobody thought to test this thing over the previous five years. bret baier had tough questions for the biden campaign. >> cheryl: bret baier pressing president biden's deputy campaign manager about his boss's poor job pchlsz. watch this. >> do you see warning signs here in this rematch that you seem to want that maybe it is heading the other way? >> well, look, bret, one thing i say, polls don't vote, voters do. voters vote for presi

no joe. >> cheryl: that is great. here we go again.the basement is campaign strategy, that is obvious. you mentioned joe biden going on msnbc and surrogates, putting kamala harris out there, she did a nice job today with media training. that is their strategy. he has aged in office. at least it is being addressed and hats off to "the view," they brought it up and addressed it directly. she skirted the issue, you are seeing the campaign strategy, kamala and joe biden, mayor pete, yeah. >> kaylee: the fact big foot dean phillips is 20% in new hampshire poll, there is appetite among democratic voters for alternative, why don't the democratic party give it to them. >> emily: that is right, it is not candidate biden, it is president biden, when everyone is looking for your president, that's a problem. coming up, team biden is blaming republicans for the crisis at the southern border. it never ends. ♪ ♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amount

cheryl: if it's on tiktok, it's got to be true. [laughter] >> waddle, waddle. cheryl: all right.look at futures before we hand it over to stu varney who's probably thinking, please, give me a market check before you toss to me. here is the dow up 178, s&p is up 20. rebecca, we're loving this market. >> yes. yeah, we are. and i hope it's a green day. yesterday was a great day, it'll be great to have a green day. cheryl: and to the bitcoin today, guys, thank you so much. joe pena, rebecca walser. i'm going to

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cheryl casone is here with more. hi, cheryl. >> cheryl: this story continues.d and american airlines finding loose parts after last we week's -- united has 79 of them. united saying since we began inspection on saturday, we found installation issues in the door plug. bolts that need tightening. this will be remied to return the aircraft to service. watch. >> we have not yet recovered the four bolts that restrain it from the vertical movement and we have not determined if they existed there. that will be determined when we take the plug to our lab in washington, d.c. >> cheryl: add a piece of the plane landed in somebody's yard and that has been recovered. the company has 4000 orders to fill of this plane. it is max eight, not nine, which makes up bulk of the orders. there are questions why alaska left that plane in service despite pulling it from the hawaii route in prior days. i think i mentioned yesterday, this is where alaska will have to do answering of questions to investigators. >> carley: this could have been so much worse. imagine if the plane was at 30

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cheryl. is hitting the plains and midwest, more than 30 states will be i'm a pacted, warning of dangerous driving conditions. a string of thunderstorms is heading south bringing strong winds over the next few days. the florida panhandle, southeast alabama, southwest georgia, there's potential for tornadoes tomorrow and this after a tornado came down in south florida saturday. meanwhile, the plains and heartland is going to see blizzard conditions, all of this on the heels of a nor'easter which snowed out cities across the northeast over the weekend and hundreds of flights have been canceled across the u.s. due to the storms throughout the northeast. more than 5800 delay as of last night, by the way united airlines hit the hardest, due in part to what you were talking about, the grounding of the boeing max 9, they're going through inspections. a surge of covid flu and rsv is leading to the return of mask mandates in new york city hospitals, despite the fact covid cases are 20 times lower hand

when they looked into cheryl's background, nothing jumped out at them. divorce, no boyfriends. then, on tuesday, four days after she was last seen, the cops got her bank records. something was up. we found where some atm activity had occurred in leon county. so that's a big break. yes, sir, and then upon viewing that video in leon county, it was clear it was not her. this was a male subject using her card. he was disguising his face. so we knew at that point definitely that it was probably not going to be a good outcome for ms. dunlap. dennis murphy (voiceover): the disguised man made three separate withdrawals of $700. the atm he tapped was in downtown tallahassee near the campus of the state u, miles from where cheryl's car was found. so you and the team stake out the atm machine. annie white: we stayed there several days, day and night, watching the atm. and he never came back to that one. dennis murphy (voiceover): the search for cheryl stretched on for weeks. tanya land: and a lot of us went out on our own and searched the woods and went to places w

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>> cheryl: either a brilliant investor or there is insider information going on.call options on nvidea for a strike price of $120 and stock dumped 21% and she made $500,000 off this. her husband is former venture capitalist, maybe they are both that brilliant, back in november, that value jumped 21%. question marks coming up with her. look, todd and i have talked about this, doing options is extremely complicated and risky investing, it is broader picture of criticism against her and shoo congress be able to do this type of investment. >> todd: it requires making a calculated risk and having information helps you make that risk. what information does she have, if any the reft of us do not and that is what people are objecting to. we are finally getting ready to hear zuckerberg speak about antisemitism. >> cheryl: tonight on zoom, he and his wife will speak out about antisemitism at harvard and sam lesson is somebody that used to work at facebook, a tech investor that has gone after harvard. listen to sam lesson, i'll tell you. he said antisemitism at harvard is di

. >> carley: cheryl casone has details. >> cheryl: judge delay ing the tr trial.king it clear there are serious implication from her actions. >> recognizable issue is that she's dealing with fulton county -- >> let me interrupt you. are you saying your client lacks knowledge that could not be discovered some other way? >> i would argue she does -- the knowledge she may or may not have is not unique. >> cheryl: this as the judge unsealed records related to nathan wade divorce case after asserted willis and wade had an affair. something she said in the pass she would not do. >> i will not choose people that work under me. we are at a place in society where things happen, husband and wives, sometimes outside relationship, i don't think that is what the community is concerned about. >> cheryl: trip to napa valley, cruise to arubba and flight records showing alleged improper relationship between willis and wade. this is part of a broader effort to have the case again former president trump dismissed. >> todd: good question. >> carley: my legal analysis, awkward. >> tod

cheryl, jump in. >> tommy, great to see you. it's cheryl casone.udent loan forgiveness disaster that president biden is dealing with. kamala harris this week is out at a bunch of college campus bees trying to resuscitate that voter demographic. but i also want to ask about another voter demographic and that is white suburban women. that is who president trump had a problem with in 2020. what does that landscape look like now for him in your opinion? >> well, i will tell you this. a couple weeks back during the wonderful town hall event hosted by fox news with donald trump he was asked about the roe v wade, the abortion question. i thought he answered it very well. i think he k5 came to the middln the issue. i think that issue will be an issue that a lot of suburban women are looking at, women in general are looking at, independents and moderate democrats will be looking to. if donald trump can keep his message to a centrist message on that issue, i think that he has a chance to win suburban women because while they care about that and that concerns

maria: well, i mean, look, tell all that to the liberal media, cheryl.king about the wide open border and immigration. >> yeah. because they're telling americans what they think that they should be thinking and how we should be voting, because that's what they believe, that the new york liberal media is in charge of america and that their opinion is the right opinion. i think voters are going to have their say, i'm sorry. >> maria, i think one thing's intrees -- interesting here, you're seeing the democrats portray thing all republicans as these terrible people who will take us back with to the middle ages in many ways no matter who it is, trump, desantis or haley, that's what they're going to do. and you have republicans actually talking about the border, gas prices, actually talking about the things that are making people move. so i think there's a correlation between 2016 and this election here that could play out in bigger quantities than what a we're seeing right now. maria: all right. we will leave it there. quick break with, and we will be right b

but cheryl, it's not just chicago. the department of homeland security sent a cease and desist letter to texas ordering the state to stop denying border patrol access to shelby park. here's karine jean-pierre and the administ administration's it with the border crisis. >> if texas does not stop blocking what border patrol agents should be doing, should be enforcing the law, if they don't blockade the access we're going to refer the matter to the department of justice for appropriate action. dhs has taken action, asked for a cease and desist in their letter. border patrol agents need to have access in order to enforce the law. that's what they need. they need the governor of texas to stop playing political games and to stop doing these political stunts. it is putting people's lives at risk and that is what we're seeing. maria: cheryl casone, i don't know what they want governor abbott to do. everybody is coming to texas. >> that's the thing, especially eagle pass i which we reported from there many times as you have don