gerry! his latest official interview. >> 11 hours yesterday for kate mccann, another five hours today. and for her husband, he's been spending about eight hours before he came out. >> their lawyer finally told them, "you don't have to continue this if you don't want to." and they did not. >> tonight, we can confirm both are no longer witnesses in the disappearance of their daughter, madeleine. they are suspects. >> they have both been today declared arguidos with no bail conditions, and no charges have been brought against them. >> after they were declared suspects by the portuguese authorities, the mccanns made the decision to go back to the united kingdom. they may have been afraid that they were going to be arrested and felt like they needed to go back home. >> we have played no part in the disappearance of our lovely daughter, madeleine. >> while the mccanns urged authorities to keep looking for the actual perpetrator, lab results from the blood found in the apartment began coming in. >>

gerry: sure. it's the first thing you think of is it was my job to be a parent and protect my child and to know what was going on and guide and help and all that. lynn: yeah. gerry: we didn't succeed in handling the situation, but we never gave up. jesse: how do you think things would have maybe been handled had you known or how it would have affected you or-- afton: i constantly felt like a contradiction, so--which i still feel like, but i just know that there's a reason for it now, and it's not a character flaw, you know? lynn: yes. that's the difference. that is the difference between a diagnosis and not a diagnosis is that you can--you can accept yourself, you know, instead of thinking there's something really wrong with you. well, there's something that is a problem, but it doesn't mean there's something wrong with you. afton: yeah. lynn: yes. it's just another problem that you have to work around. jesse: what do you think acceptance looks like for you? like, 5, 10 years from now, i tell you,

. >> kate and gerry mccann had two adorable twins. they were two years old. madeleine was almost four. >> madeleine had a stuffed animal that was her comfort toy she brought everywhere with her, cuddle cat. they wanted to go on a great vacation with their three children. praia da luz is a beautiful little town in portugal. the ocean club was basically like a small hotel where you would rent a little apartment. they had a nice pool there. it's close to the beach. >> i think it's fair to say that kate and gerry mccann had no idea what they were in for when they stayed at the ocean club that holiday in 2007. >> we've always had a routine where the kids, the twins usually went to bed about 7:00, and madeleine used to have a little bit of extra time. pretty much took them into the bedroom and read them a story and tucked them into their cots for the twins and madeleine into bed. and then we got changed and ready, and we'd arranged to have dinner with our friends. >> they would leave the kids in the apartments by themselves. >> the tapas restaurant where the mccann

your thoughts, gerry baker?up of pretty good performance by the market and you have a lot on the show about people having a lot of doubts about the second half of the year. the fed interest rates feed through and the economy will slowdown and the employment market is not as strong as it is and it could be another rough week. maria: yes, liz, final word. >> earnings are not coming through, maria and at the end of the day the market is all about earnings which are falling short and will continue to. maria: yeah. and of course, we'll start to get those earnings in about two weeks, as we are awaiting the end of the quarter. liz, gerry, good to see you "varney" & company picks it up now. stuart: good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. in one weekend, russia has been transformed. it's a fluid, rapidly-moving situation. here is

gerry: he had a controversial trump town hall if you weeks ago.was also a profile last week that confirmed the concerns staffers had about him. he came after jeff zucker resigned. he tried to make changes and tried to make the network anchors less opinionated. they were losing the breaking news banner less frequently. big picture, these are real challenges for anybody running cnn right now. ever since donald trump left office, we have seen tv and news ratings declined dramatically. bigger picture, the cable tv news business in general was shrinking. if you look at the number of subscribers for tatian -- for a station like cnn, the numbers were declining. chris made some missteps but this is a challenge for anybody who wants to run a cable tv news business. jon: as you work the phones and figure out who will step into the room next, what are they going to be looking for? gerry: good question. they said they will make a wide and broad search for a replacement. you would think he would go for a more traditional tv news executive. chris licked had a -

gerri: i have no idea.g to find out the name of this person who was targeted to get details of the case and they are simply unavailable at this point. we have to dig deeper to find out what happened here and why but i can tell you the behavior is highly unusual. brian: it's hard to see this as a coincidence given the facts you laid out it is astounding and the question is will it happen again. we've got to leave it there. thanks for that report refresh appreciate it. let's go to, for more on house judiciary chair jim jordan demanding answers from the irs let's welcome former treasury secretary for public affairs monica crowley. hey, good to see you. i'm all tongue tied about the intro but i'm not on the question. how concerned should people be about these harassing house calls from the irs? >> you know, the three most fearsome government agencies are the doj, fbi, and irs because they have the power to take your freedom, destroy your life, and bankrupt you and in this particular story, we're hoenig in on th

gerri: u.s.ox intel not definitive but passed to it coast guard decided search and ask you should continue they will keep investigating the field using remote evacuates an seafloor do not know about recovering the bodies of anybody onboard. that is sad. >> growers recalling frozen products over possible listeria contamination distributed to chain stores nationwide including walmart whole foods trader joe's target all 2022, this week you can find full list of recalled brands packaged codes on fda web site, right now no illnesses have been reported, and two of the world's richest i guess smartest men may be dueling out in a cage fight twitter ceo elon musk challenging facebook founder to cage match zuckerberg one first amateur brazilian jujitsu tournament you say three times, responding send me the location the challenge after meta owned instagram reported plans to build a rival application to twitter to give whole new meanings to battle of the titans maria. maria: really does gerri thank you. we w

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outnumbered," i'm emily compagno, here with my co-host kayleigh mcenany and fox business correspondent gerri willis, vice opinion of coin, cassie smedile and douglas murray. we begin with whistleblower shocking new claims about our country's research into ufo's. last may congress held its first hearing on ufo's in over 50 years. intelligence experts testify about hundreds of encounters with unidentified objects and gave americans a glimpse into apparent run-ins with unidentified aircraft. air force veteran and high-ranking intelligence official is blowing the whistle on a program run by the u.s. government for decades. david grusc h claims the government is in possession of partial and fully in tact aircraft of nonhuman origin and several members of the program corroborated with the office of the inspector general. he says information about the deeply covert program has been withheld from congress and is speaking out about the secretive program. these are retrieving nonhuman technical vehicles, spacecraft, if you will, nonhuman, exotic origin, vehicles that have landed or crashed. >> we have

gerri willis with all the details now. gerri. >> that's right, maria.blaming a technical glitch after this exchange between press secretary karine jean-pierre and a reporter went missing from monday's official live stream. listen. >> i just want to -- i just want to be very clear about t that. >> [ indiscernible ] >> if this continues, we're going to end the press briefing. if this continues -- you're being incredibly rude. you're being incredibly rude. you're talking over your colleagues. you're talking over your colleagues. >> that was simon from today news africa. he remains skeptical that a technical error caused the clash to be vanished. it has since been added back to the stream. oregon lawmakers voted to end the state's prohibition on self serve gas pumps. the state senate passed the bill. it would require gas stations to staff at least half of the open pumps for customers who request assistance, leaving others open for self service. it would leave new jersey as the only state that requires attendants at gas stations. it will be tougher to shop a

gerri. thank you. people are so frustrated by all of this. gerri willis.l whistleblower claims that the president is still saying he has no knowledge of hunter biden shady foreign business deals. watch this. >> [ indiscernible ] maria: this as house oversight committee chairman james comer strostrongly o opposes appointia special counsel for the probe. joining us now, guy lewis. it's pretty substantial that the head of the oversight committee says don't trust merrick garland. >> pretty shocking, maria. and he's got just cause. he's got a reasonable basis to conclude that because first of all, you look at both biden and the attorney general. they're pretty much ton same page. they don't seem to know anything, they don't seem to have talked to anybody. if you ask them, they have no information or knowledge about any of the investigation of the case and frankly i just don't believe any of that. maria: yeah. i mean, the problem is, we've got all of this evidence. bank records that indicate a web of shell companies that foreign nationals were sending money to t

gerri willis has all the details. gerri, good morning. >> that's right.g an emergency response from the pentagon, two fighter jets cleared to investigate that plane at supersonic speeds resulting in a deafening boom heard from miles in every direction. listen. .the plane crashing into the george washington national forest in virginia, multiple attempts to contact the pilot were made and it was not shot down. the plane was registered to a john rumple who told the new york times his daughter, 2-year-old granddaughter and her nanny were on board. very sad. hollywood's major studios and streamers reaching a tentative labor deal with the director's guild of america, the deal calls for wage increases, higher streaming royalties and acknowledgement that artificial intelligence can't replace union members. everybody wants that, right? it comes as the writers' strike rolls into the second month, the writers guild of america making similar demands including higher wages, better streaming residuals. here's the best story of the day. where's the pink? the barbie movi

maria: gerri, thanks very much.gop presidential candidate ron desantis making a campaign stop in san francisco, slamming the city's policies. watch this. >> we came in here and we saw people defecating on the street, saw people using heroin, we saw people smoking crack cocaine and you look around the city is not vibrant anymore. it's really collapsed because of leftist policies. maria: one more reason that people have moved, businesses have moved to states like florida which is actually thriving. joining me right now is the mayor of miami, he is a gop presidential candidate, francis suarez with me on set. great to see you. thank you for joining us. congratulations on your bid for the white house. how's the launch going. >> it's going better than expected. contributions are coming in. i would ask people to come into my website, all we need is a dollar to get on the debate stage. we're meeting the polling threshold. people are excited about a message and candidate who looks different, may sound different and is talkin

welcome back, so, s major consumer brands are facing allegations of greed inflation a fox business gerris with more on that. >> good morning, maria. that is right inflation, may have lost some some companies pushing prices higher pocketing difference calling it greed flation, pepsico union lever raising prices of sales volumes edge lower procter & gamble, the maker of crest bouncing towels, sales volumes downward in 2.5% as raises prices near term 10% comparing first quarter numbers to a year ago let me show you ritz by moncomi. elese up 15% pepsico declined to talk average prices raised snacks and beverages by 16% first three months of the year, you have to ask how real this greed flation where from. >> the consumer price index up 5% year-over-year substantial companies reporting first-quarter earnings up 6.9% over expectations. but they may not be what they seem, it is reported companies massaging results more than ever because of a tough market environment making adjustments to net incomes, 130% year-over-year nothing to do with inflation. of course, higher prices can stem from myriad

gerri: maria this is big positive news across the board for this indicator durable goods up 1.7% thathe top line number. we were expecting down 1% it can about that big difference in the expectations for wall street, that is. if you look at x transportation highly, up 6/10 of a percent expecting would be down one-tenth, core capital goods this is a proxy for business spending very important, it is up 7/10 of a percent, expectation that it would be flat. wall street completely wrong on numbers, not positive. not upbeat enough this is critically important because durable goods feeds into everybody's analysis of where the economy is going. so again good numbers here, expectations had been that durable goods for the month would be down one percent they were actually up 1.7%, dow futures barely budging a little better than had been treasury yields motivated there as well ex transportation again giving you one more time up 6/10 of a percent trying to x out volatility you can see what number looks like, core capital goods also, turning in a positive result, up 7/10 of a percent, so good news

gerri willis will have that report coming up.nts takes credit for flipping the michigan state house from red to blue. this as democrats are pushing to get drivers licenses, is this the payoff for a payoff? former michigan gubernatorial candidate will take that on next. ♪ so, you have diabetes, and your glucose is heading good thing the new dexcom g7 can alert you before you go too low. now, that's more peace of mind withthexcom m when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block. hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mobile and get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited. just $30 a line per month. i should get paid more for this. you get paid when you win. from xfinity. home of the 10g network. neil: ashley: about 2 million women left the workforce during the pandemic but now there are more women on payroll than ever before. gerri willis has been following the

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not steakni >> kien: y>> stephen: this relap between roman and gerri, can we expect more of it?is going? >> kieran: i don't know up until we get the next script.& we just got an early draft of episode 4, so i don't know beyond that. >> stephen: have you shot 1-3? >> kieran: nothing of 1, we had to jump ahead. so i know, i have done some work with gerri, yes. >> stephen: people want everything. >> kieran: oh, they have done scene work. >> stephen: we have to take a break. back with more kieran culkin in a moment! ♪ ♪ (pensive music) (footsteps crunching) (pensive music) (birds tweeting) (pensive music) (broom sweeping) - [narrator] one in five children worldwide are faced with the reality of living without food. no family dinners, no special treats, no full bellies. all around the world, parents are struggling to feed their children. toddlers are suffering from acute malnutrition, which stunts their growth. kids are forced to drop out of school so they can help support their families. covid, conflict, inflation and climate have ignited the worst famine in our lifetime. and we're

with it. >> there are tailors. >> in every apply shoes too small. >> the good advice adam johnson gerribaier skwg former president trump why voters should have confidence will address debt in another term watch this. >> when i took this country over it was broken, we created a machine, and there were starting energy dependent i got anwr in alaska as big or bigger than saudi arabia, first day of the biden administration, they terminated the deal going to make so much now everything was set we got the covid covid came in from china we had to do other things. maria: joining me forbes media chairmen former republican presidential candidate steve forbes great to see you. >> good to be here. >> president trump ride on your advice steve moore's advice lafler, larry kudlow in terms of tax cut plan did impact the economy. >> very, very popular business side everyone got a tax cut never know that listening to democrats it worked, the economy grew, people with lower incomes had higher, increases in income, than people at the top so it was reducing the ininequality gap it worked. >> you would think

gerri, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. cheryl: all right.nting the justice department a protective order yesterday, barring president trump from publicly sharing alleged evidence in his classified documents case. the former president sitting down with bret baier in his first tv interview since the federal indictment. listen. >> this is not a criminal thing. in fact, the new york times of all had a story just the other day that the only way they could get this stuff, this back, would be please, please, please, could we have it back. >> and they asked for it. >> because they have no -- >> they didn't ask for it. they said can you give the documents back. >> and we were talking. >> and then they said -- they went to doj to subpoena you. >> which they've never done before. >> why not hand it over then? >> i had boxes. i want to go through the boxes and get my personal things out, golf shirts, clothing, pants, shoes. there were many things. i would say much, much more -- not that i know o not that i know of. but everything was declassified. chery

your thoughts, gerry baker? >> it was a rough week last week after a run up of pretty good performance by the market and you have a lot on the show about people having a lot of doubts about the second half of the year. the fed interest rates feed through and the economy will slowdown and the employment market is not as strong as it is and it could be another rough week. maria: yes, liz, final word. >> earnings are not coming through, maria and at the end of the day the market is all about earnings which are falling short and will continue to. maria: yeah. and of course, we'll start to get those earnings in about two weeks, as we are awaiting the end of the quarter. liz, gerry, good to see you "varney" & company picks it up now. stuart: good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. in one weekend, russia has been transformed. it's a fluid, rapidly-moving situation. here is the latest. three hours ago, putin put out a rather strange statement saying that iran and qatar are still with him. he's not been seen in publ

gerri willis with the details right now. gerri. >> good morning to you.fter a tornado tears through indiana, flattening buildings and knocking out power lines. >> holy [bleep]. look, look. [bleep] look. right there. [bleep]. it's coming for ya. >> wow. rescue crews searching this morning for any potential victims buried in the rubble. more than half a million people across the ohio valley and southeast waking up without power after severe storms caused blackouts there. thousands of travelers dealing with the headache at the airport after storms forced cancellations and delayed flights. crews in montana began removing a potentially dangerous chemical substance from the site where a part of a montana rail link freight train plunged into the yellowstone river. a bridge collapse in columbus, montana caused several cars that were on the train to fall into the river on saturday. ten cars were affected according to the montana rail link spokesman. and rfk junior's campaign is working on getting in shape, literally. the democratic presidential candidate, look at

cheryl: keep us updated, gerri. >> will do.tary of state antony blinken's trip to china yesterday, saying, quote, we are on the right trail here. this as lawmakers are slamming blinken for comments on taiwan shortly after meeting with xi jinping. watch and listen to what he said. >> we do not support taiwan independence, remain opposed to changes to the status quo, we continue to expect the peaceful resolution of cross strait differences, wee we remain commd to our responsibilities with the taiwan act. cheryl: establishing a military communication channel was a main goal going into the meeting. i want to bring in quincy institute director of grand strategy, george beebe. george, good morning to you. when i heard the initial comment, i thought it was a gaffe and that antony blinken simply misspoke. did he? >> well, cheryl, no. i don't think he did at all. what tony blinken did was reaffirm u.s. policy that has been our official stance on china and taiwan since richard nixon first began to open up relations with the people's repu

gerri. >> good morning, maria. up to $12.5 billion to settle lawsuits which claim toxic forever chemicals and products contaminated water supplies in the united states for decades. the company will pay the settlement over 13 years to fund public water suppliers who detected what they call pfas in drinking water. 3m was facing thousands of lawsuits over claims it knew its products contained bfas and the chemicals caused cancer and developmental effects and other problems. 3m shares higher by 3 and-a-half percent. online retailer overstock winning some assets of bed, bath and beyond in an auction. that's according to a court filing revealed on thursday. the retailer purchases include the home good chain's intellectual property and mobile property, bed, bad bath and beyd stores are not included in the purchase. overstock will get business data and publicity rights while assuming certain liabilities related to transferred contacts. art going public, a company named artex will launch an initial public offering of franci

gerry baker is here with more on the taxes, taxed by the mile. of ev owners. >> yeah. yeah, exactly, neil. thanks for having me. it's an interesting idea and it's got some bipartisan support and opposition, too. as you say, the problem is that the gas tanks which both the federal government and many states rely on for a significant amount of revenue is producing less revenue because more people are driving electric vehicles and producing less revenue than is needed to keep roads maintained properly, to build infrastructure and to do the things that states want to do. a lot of states are looking for ways to replace that missing tax. one way to do it is obviously to -- this idea of having a road use tax, which would measure the amount of miles that you drive in a week or a month and charge you according to that. it's one of the hidden subsidies that electric vehicles good. they're not taxed the way that people that buy and fuel their cars with gasoline are taxed. the problem, it does raise real doubt. concerns about privacy. people would have to be

vox's gerri willis with what's bringing women back into the workforce.ears after millions of women dropped out of the workforce or lost their jobs due to the pandemic, women are now leading the us jobs market recovery. but according to the moms we spoke to who left and came back. it's not been easy. listen it's no secret that your prime earning years, at least in the business world, are women's prime childbearing years. and then the pandemic hit. you know, i found a nanny. she got covid. i found another nanny. she didn't show. all of a sudden, all the daycare shut down the labor force participation rate for women aged 25 to 54 reached an all time high of 77.6% in may, just three years after the lowest rate in nearly a decade during the pandemic. so just how did women manage to make that turnaround of my friends and women that i know that have kids in my children's schools, the majority of them either have some kind of hybrid or flexible working arrangement. families are still picking up a hefty tab for childcare that can amount to 19% of family income. b

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existing institutions on the continents of the well in west africa, we don't have enough for house in my gerry, for instance, we have a national theater. we have carol culture where we started performing after classical concepts series. and we have the musical society of nigeria, that'd be have stages. but you don't have anything that is dedicated, that is built specifically for the performance of classical music and opera. and so it's very difficult to perform of these, although the schools exist, the music exists, the works exist, but we don't have the stage for this. the isn't the technology. we have very small stages we perform now at the might have been aggressive, has the aliens from set, and it's all very similar that the stages quite small. and so we sent off for a house. we would, we're looking at to including the entire community really because on opera house is owned by a community of people. and this is, the goal is to bring people in on the vision of understanding that our music is a lot more than what we see now. there's a lot more expression for the ethic grants. i've said i've

the two heroes for me are gerry ford and ted kennedy. those two guys made it possible for a million and a half or so vietnamese to come to the united states of america. that didn't happen by accident. we may have been just as anti-immigrant in 1975 as we are today. it was a wonderful thing that they did and they get way too little appreciation for it. so i think the summary for me is the question for us needs to be how do we sustain peace? peace in some ways is a hell of a lot harder than war because you have to constantly work at it. you have to constantly work through the disagreements, you have to constantly work through. people say, oh, you're making peace with the communist. so it's to my mind, my work right now is much more about making fulbright university successful because i think it's a way for us to do something positive and give us one sentence on fulbright university, because it's very likely that not everybody knows what it is. i mean, we don't know each other well, and i can't say one sentence on good morning. so look, it'

recession to germany's economic slowed down, drag down the whole concept of dumped a game, changing my gerry is multi $1000000000.00 oil refinery. could solve the nation's fuel source just but environmentalists arkansas each time the us gets near to its debt, ceiling americans of the rest of the world seemed to anticipate catastrophic consequences. congress often has to vote to raise or suspend the amount that the government can borrow to pay its bills or risk. a historic default. politicians have pasta bill to suspend the $31.00 trillion dollar dep limit all to a tough political battle. but the republicans, no democrats got all they wanted the compromise agreement caps government spending for the next 2 years, but increases the defense budget to more than 880000000000 dollars this year. it also pulls back on, used cobit funds, speeds up permission for energy projects and expands work requirements for some food aid recipients. the bill pass percentage on thursday and 5 and will sided digital before the june 5th deadline. so what exactly is the debt ceiling? well, it enables congress to limit

i don't know if russia's relations without gerry or a vivid examples. we helped out julian friends and so when the french pulled out about julia, off of the piece of gold was signed. yesterday, i talked to my account about how do you ever use foreign minister during the meeting of our countries president. and he told me that the french had withdrawn from out you abs was leaving behind lots of mine fields and refused to provide the maps shared the location of the mindset others associates suffers, create the mine, fields full out. do you have even friends is free 8. they cleared all these territories, risking their lives, and many come by the engine is lost a lives during that mission. so this won't be forgotten because office, they also we are the somebody yesterday about my take on the statements made by president macro and who more than once in different situations. voice is concerned about russia developing economic, committed to corporation with africa, including the arrow buffington countries. this is, he said, this wasn't right. and i, because the

gerry: . and t.gennadi gerasimov. and some other against as well. and they would not only support him publicly but would provide forces. none of that happened. quite the contrary. he came out almost immediately and condemned the rebellion. keep the lights on, they run the bureaucracy. and he thought that's of them also would support him. none of that materialized. he obviously had success here. he was able to take hostage, the southern military district in rost sorks v. ro -- in rostov. he didn't want to disrupt russia's war against ukraine. he was able also to put together -- and this involved some planning, a march towards moscow that had an advanced guard security forward, air defense in with tanks and armored vehicles, and likely had drones to protect him. they got in a fight with russian attack helicopters, they knocked three down. those who say there is no casualties here, i don't think the facts support that. prigozhin is claiming three other helicopters and a russian transport. we can't find the evidence to support that. it may materialize l

gerri willis has the details. >> one of the most serious results came to an end saturday.d by prigozhin after leading a short-term mute any. ukrainian president sel zelensky called on them to abandon the war. he spoke with president biden yesterday to discuss the events that unfolded over the weekend. weight loss medicine may soon become easier to take, the weight loss injectable drug has seen a surge in popularity. now they are developing a pill form version of the medicine. other companies also developing a pill form for weight loss such as structure therapeutics, eli lilly, pfizer also developing anti-obesity pills which show promise in a mid-stage study reported earlier this year. it could be a $100 million market and the florida gators devastating the lsu tigers in a 20 run win during game two of the men's college world series. >> jack caglione. he pulls this one to right and to the track and he looks up and it's gone. >> florida breaking records in omaha with 24 runs been the most scored in a single game in college world series history. the massive victory comes afte

remains out bridget webster one week after gerry perry had disappeared in early march. also on april 24, the body of an unidentified native american woman was found there a freeway in portland. not far from where the first victim had been found back on february 19. kristin smith was just 22-inch she had been missing since december. plays have been tightlipped about evidence believed or possible suspects and aside from joanna speaks we do not how they died. but joanna's sisters said the women's families have been in touch there does to be a common thread among the five identified victims. >> most of them if not all of them have been either homeless, experiencing mental illness, or battling an active addiction. and it seems like there are mutual contacts between the five of them. cox investigators are not only looking into whether these deaths are the work of a serial killer, but also other vulnerable women are at risk of being attacked in particular women under 40 as all of these victims were. arthel: claudia, thank you very much. eric: arthel come magically out for lunc