fort worth.s now becoming the first major city in the nation to start mining bitcoin using high powered computers to try to become americas leading crypto hot spot. reporter sloane glass has the latest. >> bitcoin mining involve supercomputer solving puzzles to find big point. it is finding a needle in a haystack. and once it locates the needle, it's rewarded with a bit coin. >> here's our big moment. okay. we're officially mining bitcoin of the >> tuesday morning, the city of fort worth texas city council voted unanimously to become the first u.s. city to mine. bitcoin 3 small mining rings. no bigger than a computer will work. 24 7 for the city. we want to make sure. >> not only just for the entire state of texas is crypto-friendly the crypto capital of the world. >> greg, to press co ceo of rwa company believes the city of fort worth will see major upside to mining. other states will take notice when 4th words balance sheet is the strongest in the country because holding in assets like bitcoin

fort worth, this is going to be getting in a very good price. but acceptance is not nationwide into tele 2 countries. you have new york. that's a high tax state that's shutting down innovation. just yesterday they voted to make the claim money legal and then you've got a state like texas that's literally using its municipalities energy to mind that point opening their doors to innovation, keeping taxes low and frankly, innovating at a pace and other states aren't. the mining process requires professional-grade equipment and technical knowledge. so the pilot program is starting small stir. >> and that's it for kron. 4 news tonight at 10. want to see how that works out for fort worth where they have guys going to be right or they will see them all.

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in fort worth, texas, we hear from carolyn next. go ahead. caller: hello. it's been a good while since i've called in. but all of your callers that are calling from the country, our governor, governor abbott has passed a law demanding that trucks be inspected at the border. the one that bring in the two commerce and -- avocado, tomatoes and produce and a lot of things that's coming from the west and they're supposed to be delivering to grocery stores and warehouses in our state and other states around the country. and in our state, he has the trucks and refrigerator trucks lined up outside of el paso for miles because they wanted to inspect every truck to make sure there's no drugs on the trucks. and you know how long that's going to take for them to get across the border and to texas to make their deliveries to the warehouse. what that does is drive up the price of groceries as well. so i agree with many of your callers, especially the other lady that called. there is a political part that they're pulling in order to make president biden look very bad. hos

>> fort worth, a pilot program and fort worth is the first us city to mine data.ort worth as houston uses electricity. is that true? >> they just have three machines doing this but when they ramp up they could use enough electricity to power the one. 2 million homes in houston. if that hurts the grid, overwhelms the grid they can throttle back. that the concern. this is happening in texas, you think oil and gas but there's the natural gas that is a byproduct of the wealth, typically, it is a pollutant but some of these capture the byproduct, don't pay taxes when they do thanks to texas supporting innovation and business and that is how they are helping to power computers that mind for the bitcoin. stuart: that is a good idea. thank you. remember when the democrats called the american rescue plan a matter of life and death? data reveals billions in covid relief was used implement crt in public schools. i will take that on in an editorial later. the sheriff of la county said that county spent $6 billion addressing the homeless crisis but the number of homeless peopl

but i was excited to hear that you are partnering with an association i had fort worth for so many years, the american association of community colleges i used to call him community colleges america's best-kept secret. but with organizations like yours shining a light on all the incredible ways they serve students, the secret is now out. to your question, i have been teaching high school english for maybe 13 years. and one of my colleagues said let's go teach at a community college and said jill, this is the best thing ever, you've got to come teach at community college. so i waited until there was a job opening and then i applied and got the job. i have to tell you, hillary, del tech was different than anything i had ever gone before because biz was the first time i had ever taught adults. some were working, some had children, some were taking care of their parents. when we talked about literature, they had so many life experiences. they talked about their travel, their jobs, their families. my life was a little different from theirs, but i saw so much of myself in them. in that i reall

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fort worth, texas. now the first city in the nation to mine bitcoin. the city's mayor spearheaded this project, which she admits is small in scope, at least for now. the city purchased 3 mining computers, which >> will run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. the mayor says the value of the mine bitcoin should offset the costs to the city and the computers are run on private networks, too. try to minimize security risks. no word, though, on what they're doing, if anything, to offset the massive amount of energy it takes to mine. bitcoin. the mayor believes mining bitcoin will help raise the profile of fort worth. >> coming up next here on fox, 4 news at 9, one booster shot for young kids has been approved. another could be on the way. we're gonna let you know about the new eligible age range. lot of parents are concerned about that. then the trouble ahead for governor newsom's care court. why the plans to try to connect thousands of homeless people to housing and behavioral health. it is having issues clearing certain hurdles and the new mandatory measures t

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to princeton university's eviction lab, landlords in five cities -- houston, dallas, new york, fort worthore than 4800 evictions between april 10th and april 16th. diane yentel is an expert on affordable housing policy. she is the president and ceo of the national low income housing coalition. thank you for talking with me. we're in a full market economy, so there are lots of jobs and at the same exact time, we're seeing this absolute crisis unfolding. what's causing this crisis? diane: so we had a federal eviction moratorium, the first of its kind in our country's history. congress provided $46.5 billion to help low-income tenants pay the rent or back rent that they fell behind on during the pandemic. so in these communities where rents are increasing, where emergency rental assistance money has been depleted, where protections for tenants have expired, sure enough, we're seeing eviction filings reach or in an increasing number of cities surpass, far surpass, pre-pandemic averages. soledad: i think if there's nationally a housing shortage, then certainly, if you're looking at affordable

and we collect no evidence which we will present for international criminal fort worth international committee or council, on human rights. so un, which was created recently. now we prepare in submission to more school mechanism or pre c. we are also open to work with states who, who decided to use universal, yours diction provisions in their legislation, in order also to prosecute. there were there or for the traitors, or the northern city, the opin which is next of the chairs, also been a key battle ground for weeks and is now family back under ukrainian control present, ramirez lensky said the pullback of russian forces had been slow but noticeable and accused them of leaving minds as they went in ran con is near a peon, where volunteers and emergency workers have been removing dead soldiers and civilians. slowly, methodically, they search for booby traps left by retreating russian forces. this ukrainian de mining team tells us the russians have hidden explosives in consumer electronic devices, such as mobile phones and laptops, and spread them all around. this car was abandoned b

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and that is all within that tornado watch that includes fort worth and dallas.tin, you see the severe thunderstorm watch, as well. all along that dry line we talked about last night. then, there's another pocket in iowa, mason city, fort dodge, parts of nebraska, into southern minnesota. we're going to watch that along the low. and interstate 94 from billings, montana, over into north dakota, to jamestown, closed right now, because of blizzard conditions. they should see more than a foot and a half of snow. damaging winds keep moving east overnight and then tomorrow, david, chicago down to shreveport has to be on the lookout. memphis, right there in the center. >> a difficult 24 hours ahead. ginger, thank you. >>> when we come back here, we remember a very popular comedian, just the sound of his voice sometimes was enough to make you laugh. nd in the woods. it's a good choice all around, like screening for colon cancer... when caught in early stages it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive... and i detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon

a family south of fort worth, texas, is counting their blessings tonight. their father rushed to this trailer and rescued their 17-year-old daughter, right before a possible tornado sent it flying. >> by the time we were trying to get to the house, it had rolled over both me and him. >> reporter: outside tyler, texas, a man died in the storm after a tree crashed into his home. storms are moving out of this region tonight, but another storm system is moving in that could bring another threat of severe weather here tomorrow. david? >> yeah, new system we're now watching with you, steve, thank you. let's get to lee goldberg from our new york station wabc, timing the rest of this out for tonight, as this moves right up the east coast. lee? >> reporter: david, now up to 26 tornadoes, from mississippi to south carolina. that line just moved through valdosta. it's approaching charleston and savannah. there's an active tornado warning northwest of hilton head. numerous warnings across the carolinas. the tornado warning -- or watch was extended into north carolina u

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this is damage caused by a tornado in johnson county, texas, just outside of fort worth. another man was killed further east near tyler, texas. meteorologist gene norman is monitoring all of this destruction for us. gene. >> that's right, max. when we came to you yesterday at the same time we were following the storm out of texas. we told you they would race across the southeast and that's exactly what happened. you can watch the line of storms. these red boxes. the over 80 tornado warnings issued by the national weather service throughout the day on tuesday and of course typically they go out and do a damage survey and rate the intensity. however, they won't be able to do that today because more storms are expected. they may not be able to get to the damage surveys until thursday. no doubt about this, a tornado for sure. mary edwards pulled off the side of the highway as she was headed to savannah. she called it humbling. thank goodness it didn't change direction and head back towards her. it continues to bring rain across sections of d.c. and the northeast. could be a s

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we have nine retiring just in the dallas-fort worth area and especially in the area of the white student being hurt, getting their feelings hurt or feeling inferior because of teaching critical race theory. couldyou give me your thoughts on that please ? >> thank you so much for that question. i thought peterwas going to ask me thatquestion so i appreciate you brought it up . first off , critical race theory was developed by legal academics. to the extent it was taught at all, it was in higher education dmainly. in law schools, mainly. the idea are 2 main tenets of critical race theory. one is that systems of racial disadvantage, of racism. systems of racial disparity, racial disadvantage, racial iinequality are embedded in our legalstructure . we have laws that may be on face neutral, not like jim crow where blacks have tolive here, separate water fountains . but they have those consequences. they have consequences of structural inequality and you can read my book white space black hood and the show we have a system of residential cast where we have separate and unequal neighborhoods de

we have nine that are returned just in the dallas-fort worth area. and especially in the area of the white student being hurt getting their feelings hurt or feeling the inferior because of teaching of critical erased dairy. could you give me your on that place? okay. thank you so much for that question. i thought peter was going to ask me that question. so i appreciate that. you brought it up. so first off critical race theory is was developed by legal academics. to the extent that it was taught at all or is tardell has been in higher education mainly in law schools, mainly and the idea two main tenants of critical race theory one. is that systems of racial disadvantage of racism or but you know systems of racial disparity racial disadvantage racial inequality are embedded in our legal structure, right? we have laws that may be facially neutral. they're not like the old jim crow where they say, you know blacks have to live here whites have to live here separate water fountains, but they have those consequences they have consequences of structural ine

gina petty, executive director of curriculum and instruction at a school district in the dallas fort worth area, 8400 students telling a teacher apparently, i think i'm getting her name correct, that if you're going to have a book about the holocaust make sure you have a book that has an opposing view because if you only teach one side, the new law in texas might come down on you so that translates to feel going to teach about the history of lynching, you have to come up with the other side on that. this is crazy of course. >> she has apologized but in a way there is a way the apologies, not irrelevant, but still a problem and that is we have to ask, what is that induced her, stimulated her to say this to the teacher, it was the legislation we objected to. because of that legislation she scratched her head and say i need to tell this teacher there needs to be an opposing viewpoint because that's what the legislation says. >> gina petty was the official who was caught on the table, the superintendent, lane ledbetter issued the apology. >> the superintendent issued an apology on behalf of th

>> it's good news for the reed family in fort worth, texas. for the americans. nonetheless, the war still grinds on. the russians are trying to create momentum in the donbas region. they haven't -- that has not come to fruition. part of their historical playbook is to grind on. you can see that before world war ii and fighting the nazis and so forth. he's also trying to create, putin and his commanders in the field, trying to create outside of donbas, create the momentum, not necessarily a break-out strategy but let the ukrainians know there's no target that they will cover. that's part of the effort here i'm sure. >> neil: almost every day, general, we hear a nuclear threat coming out of russia. the latest from russian's foreign minister, sergey lavrov warned that there's a serious risk of a nuclear war over ukraine. the u.s. quickly responded by saying this is another height of irresponsibility statement. but they keep making them. they keep saying that in the context of sweden and finland wanting to join nato and actually starting the paper

exposure on the residential side is really more to the high-end markets whether it's palm beach, dlat fort worthaustin, areas of florida, would you say your residential consumer is in very good shape, somewhat good shape, and what's going on with the market dynamics as mortgage rates spike? >> i mean, it's interesting. i think the up -- the more moderate home market is going to continue to endure because it's supply constrained and there's pent up demand i think the luxury kind of that moderate luxury up to, say, three to five million dollars is going to get hit hard. i think anything $10 million and down in new york is going to be hit harder as interest rates rise, because the buyers are more interest rate sensitive to those and low interest rates have given buyers a tremendous buying power. however, i think that the up -- the high end of the marketplace in business friendly environments is going to continue to do well. and for some reason, los angeles has encured exceptionally well on the ultrahigh end side. they're setting record price after record price for a single family homes and there do

school official, her name was gina petty, executive director of curriculum instruction in the dallas-fort worth students, 840 students telling a teacher, apparently, that if you are going to have a book about the holocaust, make sure you have a book that has an opposing view, because if you only teach one side, the new law in texas might come down on you. so i suppose that translates to, if you are going to teach about the history of lynchings, you have to teach the other side of that? this is crazy. >> first of all, she has apologized. >> she has apologized. >> but the apology -- it's not irrelevant but it's still a problem. and that is that we have to ask, what is it that induced her, stimulated her to say this to the teacher? and it was the legislation that we are objecting to. because of that legislation, she scratched her head and said, i need to tell this teacher that there needs to be an opposing viewpoint because that's what the legislation says. >> just a point of fact, gina petty was the official who was caught on tape -- the superintendent was lane leadbetter -- [inaudible] >> the su

already partnering with walmart, chilis and just expanded to the dallas/fort worth area.ness exclusive. plytrex's ceo. anecdotal evidence, i am hearing from people who are absolutely thinking twice about driving when they don't have to because the price of gasoline is to prohibitive. we think hearing of earnings misses, depending on the cost of your service, i would imagine if it could be a tailwind for your business. >> hi, will liz. first, thank you for having us on the show. and, yes, you're absolutely right. the cost of on-demand delivery is to think abouttively expensivedded the. people are not aware of how much to pay for that service. you pay a few bucks for delivery, some chains pay up to 30% on the amount orders. it's just killing everybody. and drones are, they're going to be part of the solution, not a magic bullet. but with drones you can take the cost to down in order of magnitude. so that translates into a -- [inaudible] for everybody. pleasure. liz: i have so many questions. the cost, first of all, because -- [laughter] i certainly would hope that it's less

local reporting from our station nbc 5, dallas-fort worth, and their reporter meredith yeoman >> keep us safe! >> reporter: facing teacher shortages and burnout, due in part to the pandemic, some small school districts are adopting a new way to recruit and retain educators, a four-day week. >> they decided to go for it. >> reporter: olfen sd became the first district to switch to a four-day week. several have followed suit, like chico isd in wise county which will shorten its week in the fall this was the scene at a school board meeting monday in grayson county where the district is considering a tuesday through friday schedule. a proposal many oppose. >> one of my main concerns is that the employees that i employ, you know, might have problems with child care and maybe not be able to work on a monday and unfortunately with the line of business that i'm in, that's not acceptable if they're not able to work monday, then i've got to find people that can. >> reporter: last month jasper isd in east texas announced its move to a four-day model after 64% of parents and staff and 84% of teac

this is in the dallas fort worth area. well, green is teaming up with winning that a drone delivery service operated by google customers can place orders on the wing app and then keep their eye on the sky. packages weighing less than a 3 pounds or less than that. they're flown at 65 miles an hour. they can make deliveries within minutes. so far, there's no delivery fade. after last summer's unprecedented reports of unruly airplane. passengers. the faa now wants record high fines against 2 women. they're involved in 2 separate incidents. they're each accused of trying to open a cabin door physically assaulting the passengers. and crew members are trying to stop them. the faa is proposing a fine of nearly $82,000 for one of the women and 77,004. the other one. >> might is on >> yeah. this is new video showing the moment a dhl cargo jet slid off a runway in costa rica. it happened as the plane was making an unscheduled landing after spending off the runway. the plane, as you see, basically split in half as bad as this all sou

fort worth, texas is now the first city in the u.s. to mine.in mayor mattie parker. >> spearheading that project which he admits is small in scope. the city purchased 3 mining computers which will run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. parker says the value of the mind bitcoin should offset the cost to the city and the computers are on private networks to minimize security risks. the mayor believes that mining bitcoin will help raise the profile of fort next up in sports wires back of the court today as they begin preparations for game 5 sports director jason dumas says reaction from steph curry (music throughout) >> vandalism at a business in the late hope caught on camera. you can see a man arriving on a bicycle here and then begins to throw objects at the windows of the business. the business is on broadway street in the low. the owners of the business told us that the man appeared to be intoxicated and harassed them. they also told us that they tried to get him to leave. they recorded the encounter on the cell phone video. they have also provid

just northeast of fort worth are just releasing the video.jured, but the principal was almost hit by part of the ceiling coming down. you see there e too far off, really getting hit by that stuff. the gym and football field were also badly damaged. let's go to a kron four's dave spahr. dave, i don't know if you've been watching, but parts of the south getting some wild weather. >> we asked we're now seeing in the southeast, this is all lit up. this is the radar in the squall line. what what exists of it now? what you see outlined here, this is a tornado watch zone and this will be around with them until 9 o'clock. their time to remember. this is the most western edge of the eastern time zone. so jacksonville, florida, for example, is as far west as cleveland, ohio. just to give you your bearings on all this. so we're losing a lot of energy from the atmosphere by 9 o'clock. tonight. show you how much is trapped in their takes a while for the come out. meanwhile, these colored in areas, those are tornado warnings as we going all the way down to

the tech giant's also making their way down south 146 companies that have relocated to the dallas fort worth area along they're also helping make texas one of the fastest growing states in the country, according to the u. s census bureau and driving that boom in the housing market. seeing great migration and as a result of that we see demand for exceeding supply in all markets of the demand in the growth that we're seeing in texas and didn't the southeast in general. little more than offset those inflationary pressures. samsung is another major company relocating part of its operations here to houston. this move alone will open more than 2000 more jobs near the austin area, which is also a hot spot for real estate investors looking to keep up with this housing boom. we're seeing here in texas and houston joy addison ktvu. fox two news. joy certainly is interesting. while texas continues to add residents, california's population and drop growth has really slowed here to a trickle, joy. thank you. in san francisco. hundreds of people lined up outside been yodo venuto moochie shop in japantown

many tornados this week, it's doubtful but we still have a chance, starting late today, dallas/fort worthssippi, and this should sound very familiar, because there is exactly what is happening two weeks in a row, and this is week three, and then into tuesday, we're going to watch these storms go right through the south and in case you have eyes on augusta, it does look like the practice rounds will have a good chance of rain and thunderstorms, especially tuesday and wednesday. and it does look like by the time we get to thursday though, the course should hopefully be trying out and hopefully not too many delays but as far as severe weather goes, this is a three-day outbreak, and even into wednesday, from atlanta, up to southern tennessee, and including all of georgia, south carolina, so we're going three days in a row, tracking severe storms, throughout the southern half of the country and it will improve by the time we get to the end of the week. and speaking of rainfall, it does look like many areas of the south will get at least one to two inches of rain, locally some areas could get f

so overnight, we had some severe thunderstorms here in the dallas/fort worth area, and tornado warningas reported, just it doesn't look like too much damage and now we're watching the tornado turn into louisiana and mississippi, tornado watches up until 11:00 a.m. this morning, and numerous strong storms, a and reported large hail and wind damage around shreveport and southern portions of arkansas, and now right around jackson, you're dom can the storm. so for today, 22 million people at risk of severe storms. wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour. and isolated storms tornados are possible. especially southern alabama, southern georgia and the panhandle of florida and then late tonight, those storms will reach augusta, and savannah and charleston and augusta is where they play the masters. tomorrow, we will do it all over again. a separate new storm wednesday afternoon and evening. with heavy rain and thunderstorm. birmingham, and chattanooga and atlanta and again, we expect more heavy rain near the masters. finally by thursday, from the beginning, the start of the masters tournament, this

mientras que una familia al sur de fort worth estÁ agradecida de estar con vida hoy.o mÁs importante porque las cosas madre le son muy pequeÑas en comparaciÓn con esto, asegura. este sistema tormenta se produce cuando parte de la regiÓn todavÍa estÁn en modo recuperaciÓn luego de varios eventos metereolÓgicos severos, incluidos otros tornados, tormentas elÉctricas y seguiremos informando. karla: gracias por ese reporte, andrea. satcha: esta maÑana ejecutivos de grandes empresas petroleras comparecen ante un panel de la cÁmara baja para explicar por quÉ los precios de la gasolina siguen altos a pesar que bajan los del petrÓleo crudo, algunos congresistas alegan que las compaÑÍas elevan el costo de manera abusiva, segÚn declaraciones previas los funcionarios rechazarÍan dichas acusaciones afirmando que el costo depende del mercado y no de lo que fijen las corporaciones. karla: a esta hora inmigrantes indocumentados reciben una excelente noticia, ya pueden escribirse en el servicio mÉdico gratuito de los Ángeles, se calcula que mÁs de 250,000 personas de bajos ingresos s

in fort worth, texas, we hear from carolyn next. go ahead. caller: hello. it's been a good while since i've called in. but all of your callers that are calling from the country, our governor, governor abbott has passed a law demanding that trucks be inspected at the border. the one that bring in the two commerce and -- avocado, tomatoes and produce and a lot of things that's coming from the west and they're supposed to be delivering to grocery stores and warehouses in our state and other states around the country. and in our state, he has the trucks and refrigerator trucks lined up outside of el paso for miles because they wanted to inspect every truck to make sure there's no drugs on the trucks. and you know how long that's going to take for them to get across the border and to texas to make their deliveries to the warehouse. what that does is drive up the price of groceries as well. so i agree with many of your callers, especially the other lady that called. there is a political part that they're pulling in order to make president biden look very bad. hos

host: this is a headline from the fort worth star-telegram.had one, the texas drought is the worst in years. are we on the brink of widespread disaster. texas is in the worst condition since 111 one 9% of the state was in drought. it cost over $7 billion of crop and wildfires losses. as of march 29, 88% of texas was in drought conditions, affecting 18.2 million texans, according to the u.s. drought monitor. 42% of the state is seeing extreme, or exceptional drought. in neighboring oklahoma, we hear from brad on the independent-minded. good morning. t line. caller: i want to say to all of your c-span watchers. until we get rid of the two-party system this system -- country is not going to get any better. i was a republican, i was a democrat and now i'm an independent because i can stand the parties appeared they are not for this country. host: go ahead. caller: this country was founded on the premise that all men are created equal, right? the founding of this country, what that really meant was all white men are created equal. 100 years after t

this is joshua, just south of fort worth, where a radar tornado dropped down. a lot of tree damage. want to show you the lightning. as this rain started, there was a driving 60-mile-per-hour wind which forced a lot of people to take cover in storms like that. that was just the beginning. 4 inches of rain in mckinney, texas. three water rescues with that. this is when the storms were at their lightest. no, we watch them move out of texas. we have tornado watches through new orleans and jackson right now. i'm concerned later this afternoon, as this line swings east, more than a little concerned, for what could be strong tornadoes, more than an ef-2. from biloxi to montgomery, all the way to macon and savannah, so we are watching that area. want to get you warned in on that line. this will move towards atlanta metro. we'll cover that in regular weather. this will be a very active line. >> that area is hit again and again and again. >> three weeks now we've been talking about the same zone with the strong to severe storms and all of the damage they're recovering from from all those torn

the mishap that landed her on millions of screens "today," thursday, april 28th, 2022 >>> from fort worthamily in north carolina >> my mom -- >> watching in spokane, washington >> dellahunt family reunion from salt lake city, utah. >> my first time in new york. >> from california. >> dreaming about this mother/daughter trip. >> from sacramento. >> they look like sisters. >> they do love it when a life-long dream comes true it's thursday, so happy you're starting with us thank you so much. >>> getting to our news at 8:00. we begin with breaking and welcome news to the parents of young children who are still ineligible for a covid vaccine moderna announced this morning it's asking the fda for emergency use authorization for its vaccine for kids, kids who are six months to 5 years old. the company said it has a two shot vaccine taken four weeks apart that provided robust protection against covid for young children pfizer is expected to submit its application later this three. >>> we turn to ukraine russian president vladimir putin warned of a, quote, lightning fast response to outside interf

union members at lockheed's f-35 fighter jet plant in fort worth voted to ratify a new contract thats of the international association of machine and aerospace workers, district 776 voted for the deal. we'll see them receive a 16% effective general wage increase over four years. cost of living adjustments a $ 4,000 per person ratification bonus and maintaining the union 's healthcare plan. not bad. lockheed has said though rising costs to build the f-35s has bogged down contract talks with the pentagon. negotiations over the new labor deal have been going on since february but the new deal takes effect april 25. stu? stuart: thank, ash want to turn back to ukraine and bring in rebecca coffler, a former defense intelligence agency officer. rebecca, it looks to me like it's zelenskyy vs. putin in a pr battle. in your judgment, is zelenskyy winning, and if so, why? >> zelenskyy is clearly winning the hearts and minds, stu, of the entire western world. he has brought to this battlefield his primary instrument and that is, his remarkable ability to use modern technology, social media, tha

>> i think, in some markets, by the way, for example,, south florida, texas, fort worth, and -- marketstruction in inventory so probably the reason we're seeing, the slower volume places like say los angeles, for example, or miami, roll yuma slowdown not inventory texas same thing tertiary markets santa fe examine very strong active massive appreciation slowing down because no inventory. so, the supply chain, and the lack of sellers is going to fuel further slowdown with economy in interest rates. >> you are saying, single-family homes up 20% in places like los angeles? >> yes. and -- i think contrary to say florida, because there you've got a high tax policy a decline in quality of life, yet prices continue to increase. but a big part is people see free money free money available, borrow two and three percent. maria: that is right, steve forbes you wrote the book on inflation, the book is out on store shelves right now called "inflation" what are your thoughts on this report i think really interesting what kevin noted auto used car prices down in this report one big lever. >> i think w