gerri willis. >> will: gosh.walls so mean. >> tom: she brought the fox business angle in there. didn't she? that was fantastic. janice, a tough road to hoe here. janice. [cheers] >> janice: i love you. [ai love all oppf you. it's all about convenience, right? my dad, howard dean, not that howard dean. [laughter] >> janice: owned one of the first artificial christmas trees in theirst u.s. made in the u.s. and we had it for 30 years! >> wow. >> janice: 30 years. you can ask my mom. i take that into my family. we also have an artificial christmas tree that we have hade for 12 years. and we bought that christmas tree on sale for 80% less. so, it was about $50 and we have had it for 12 years so do the math. economy, gerri willis. >> yeah. >> janice: we are saving money and the economy with our artificial christmas tree. >> tom: janice dean, ladies and gentlemen. >> janice: that's it? thank you aliol so much. i love you so much. [cheers and applause] >> tom: okay. janice should be penalized for going to the audience. >

say gerry's comment.it's last i ever saw it's the last time i ever saw gerry wearing a tie. there was in 1986. you see people gerry wearing a tie. there was in 1ewes you see people gerry wearing a tie. there was in 1ewes streeting you see people gerry wearing a tie. there was in 1ewes streeting todayee people gerry wearing a tie. there was in 1ewes streeting today sayingyle like wes streeting today saying the shrine, it is a the nhs is not a shrine, it is a service. you were saying the same there go. same thing then there we go. >> word to stephen >> the last word to stephen pound. you to my pound. but thank you to my panel pound. but thank you to my panel. they are extremely good value, up next, patrick value, i think. up next, patrick christys. so, patrick, christys. and so, patrick, what is of fare this evening? >> yeah, look interesting a >> yeah, look interesting day. a lot people very angry about >> yeah, look interesting day. a lot never3le very angry about >> yeah, look interesting day. a lot neve

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it's difficult, my life. >> no, don't think that. >> it doesn't matter, gerry, no offense.i don't think i'll ever [ bleep ] the right one. right now i'm heartbroken. >> juju: the raw emotions devastating to watch. >> i hate myself, i hate everything right now. >> juju: you were also required to be a heartbreaker. >> yes. it is an artificial environment. i didn't realize how impactful it would be. >> juju: is it fair to say that you fell in love with multiple women? >> it is, but there's -- you know, there's varying degrees. you know, i had such strong feelings for several of the last women, not just -- i can't single out just one. but you know, again, i always reminded myself, i'm here to find my person and find the one person that i can't live without. and that was the dividing line for me. >> juju: another thing bachelor nation was buzzing about before the finale, a news story reportedly about gerry's resume and dating history, something abc publicity declined to comment on. as for what comes next for the happy couple, bachelor nation should look for a wedding invite in t

maria: all right, gerri, thanks very much. gerri willis, a.i. neat stuff, right? my whole thing is american ingenuity, that's happen whatting here in america. maria: how do you think a.i. changes the way you live? i mean, this is a design application. but, no, the worry is, that's going to take jobs. >> yes, but i think the promise of a.i. is that it helps us see things that we hadn't seen, achieve things that we didn't think we could achieve. and ultimately lower costs and promote creativity. so, yes, there probably will be some jobs lost but sounds like there's real gains there. maria: that's certainly -- that story was about the promise of a.i. >> like all technology it has up sides and down sides. a.i. i think has tremendous potential to improve everybody's life, make your life a lot easier. but the down sides are really extreme as well, meaning when it falls into the -- when, not if, it falls into the hands of people who will abuse the power, the invasion of privacy, the taking over of your life, the intrusion of the government, a.i. can be

gerry, the golden bachelor, proposes to theresa. they've already set a date.nterview with the happy couple this morning on gma. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. hope you're doing well this friday morning. okay, eva. the big question is, did your mom approve of the golden bachelor's choice? >> my mom predicted it. [ laughter ] she could not wait to see the ending. i think she was happy with it. now she's curious if there will be a golden bachelorette. >> lot of people are. okay. >> also this morning, we're looking at becky worley. she is going shopping at warehouse clubs to find savings for your holiday shopping list. >>> ginger is tracking two storms on both coasts. the flood threat moving east and the winter storm targeting the west. >>> we want to get right to the war in the middle east. the cease fire has ended. combat operations resumed overnight after israel accused hamas of violating the truce and warned residents to leave parts of southern gaza. plus there's a new report that claims israel had an

we begin by asking gerry to come forward _ we begin by asking gerry to come forward and lead us in thest reading — speaks in irish. the song of songs, chapter eight, verses six and seven. set me a seal upon your heart. as a seal upon your arm, for love is strong as death. longing is fierce as shown, its arrows are arrows of fire. flames of the divine. deep waters... the rivers sweep it away. all the wealth of his house for love, he would be utterly dispensed. victory asked me to say a few words. that is what shane wanted. speaks in irish. my my words are words of gratitude. gratitude for shane's genius. for his songs. for his creativity. for his songs. for his creativity. for his attitude, gratitude for his humour and his intelligence and his compassion. gratefulfor his compassion. grateful for his vulnerabilities. compassion. gratefulfor his vulnerabilities. his knowledge and his modesty. gratitude for his celebration of the marginalised poon celebration of the marginalised poor, our exiles, and the underdogs. gratefulfor poor, our exiles, and the underdogs. grateful for the poor, our

my gerry, a witness, a civil war about cute, an estimated 1000000 people that was caused by decades on the i'll just tell you those to break up visa nigeria from the rest of the country and create an independent state known as the separatist education. started gaining traction again in 2014, also british my gerry and political activist non the kind of found to be engaging most people or yeah for arrive, for movement. but 3 years later, my 2 rental parties designate at the group as a terrorist organization and band it's activities in so i need 21. government forces, arrested non, the condo, antonia, and expedited him to my gerry. i have to face the law, found unfreezes trials for terrorism, reasonable felony conspiracy. this amazing of the nigerian government, using radio broadcasts on friday night curious supreme court. the highest legal authority dash the hopes of the separate use release and over turned the appeals court ruling which initially dismissed the terrorism charges the gays to an order for his immediate release for just looking forward to seeing. is that not because go back

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you wear it well, gerri. gerri willis, thank you very much.irector of jewelers of america, amanda gizzi. we have, and maybe get a closeup of this, four diamonds here. you say by the way, i like the way you said it, they're all real but one is lab grown. >> correct. david: put up the picture of the four rings again. one of these is lab-grown. i'm going to turn it a little just so you can see the sparkles there. i don't know if either -- if anybody can tell. can you look at camera there and tell which one you think, number one, number two, number three, or number four? lauren: one. david: you think it's this one that's lab grown? i hi it's this one based on the color. that's the smallest carat wise. who got it right? >> you got it right. david: i did? >> you did. david: holy mackerel. i said that because it's a little darker and doesn't sparkle quite as much as others. is that right? it sparkles wonderfully but not in the same way the others sparkle. >> the interesting thing about diamonds and lab grown is the way to educate yourself. all natura

let's hear from our own gerri willis.ri, you have got wisdom. >> reporter: larry, this is a good day for the markets. let's take a look what's happening. santa claus is coming to your portfolio. all three major averages rising today, extending a year-end rally that lifted stocks to 2023 highs. the dow higher by 250 point. we can see the s&p also up by 27, nas here up 98, good moves for all three major averages. behind those moves continued wall street confidence that we'll see rate cuts next year. the fed has talked about three rate cuts. we're likely to see six, that is according to the futures market. they're always optimistic. while the tech giants have led most of the rally we've seen over the past two months today there was rotation into value stocks. and from the oil patch, you've been talking a lot about this, the energy sector on fire today after attacks on commercial ships in the red sea pushed up oil prices as you can see right here. not a huge move but a move higher. finally as mortgage rates retreat, housing s

i want to continue this conversation with gerry connolly. he is a member of both the oversight and foreign affairs committees. he's wearing quite a festive tie with snowmen on it, by the way, which we can appreciate during the holiday season. thank you for joining us on this. >> my pleasure. >> before we get into the specifics of a potential immigration bill like i was talking about with my call in julie tsirkin on the ground in washington, i want to play for you the sound of former president donald trump talking about immigration, referring to it in a certain way. i will tell you what the president has said and the white house has said, essentially, he is parroting adolf hitler here with these words. let's listen. >> when they left, i think the real number is 15 or 16 million people into the country, we have a lot of work to do. they are poisoning the blood of our country. that is what they have done. >> poison in the blood of our country. what do you make of it? >> it's directly out of the 1930s naughty playbook. i believe he deliberately

fox business's gerri willis has a lot more.u keep delivering a great rally. >> reporter: you bring me in when stocks are rallying. they ever back after broad selloff yesterday with all three major averages ending in the green. s&p 500 and nasdaq both closing up 1%. so food performance there. stocks advance on hopes of pivot by the federal reserve, a soft landing for the economy. treasurys mixed at the end of the day. third quarter gdp revised down from 5.2%. that is strong result nonetheless higher than the third quarter 1.2% final. good news for the investors. s&p advance was brought with the 450 indexes 500 names higher. you like to see that. good news for homebuyers, mortgage rates continue to fall. freddie mac reporting rates for 30-year fixed rate mortgage, 6.7%. larry. larry: gerry, thank you very much. merry christmas. see you soon for more, let's bring in kevin o'leary, chairman of "shark tank" ventures and, go to kevin from gerri willis. you know, kevin, here's a little hidden kernel, one reason i think stocks have don

gerri willis said maybe 6 next year.ar three according to fed governors.s at the fed steve moore? >> i was going to say are you accusing fed of being political? if you look in last 50 years50 it true that the fed does tend to juice the economy in election e year.ar so this would not be theno first time. but, i am old fashion.ar i believrye that one goal of fed should be to keep inflation under control and 0 to 2% target range. and they should not strayra from that so, pumping that pum money, the economy with more money right now could been unleashing othert torrent of inflation, i am not sure but i will say we're old enough to remember late sifts with brief reduction -- late 70s, then brief reduction shups up andup. i want stable prices. larry: i agree 100%. and commodity deflation comes from china.at and soio for, that is not bad after 3 years of inflation,d but, you have these fed governors, the woman that runs san francisco fed, mary daily, she bailed outic silicon valuon valley bank, we give her low marks, shepe is in paper today, "wall street journal"

what are you seeing there, gerri?eturning presents. what are we expecting? $173 billion worth of christmas gifting will be returned over this whole holiday season. that is up two billion dollars from last year. we spoke to some consumers, what it was like this year, how is it different? it is a ring of experiences. listen. >> there was no issue. we got the right size, we tried them on, they fit. there was no has sill, no problems. >> i notice they're pushing more store credit versus like cash or, even exchange actually. they are asking me to just return an item for another item. >> reporter: and so, what retailers are doing is really struggling with all of these returns. it is really hard for them to process them all. so what are they doing? they're giving out shorter return times. one in seven retailers are only giving you a week to return these items. they're introducing new fees. they're saying hey, we're not paying the tab if you're sending it back by mail. free fedex certificate you thought would get to return yo

gerri willis, fox bus. >> thanks, gerri. rich? >> the hair trend from the 80s is making a comeback. the people requesting it might not be who you'd expect. hair stylist tell the "wall street journal" that team boys are rocking perms. a perm solutions seller says about 1 1/3 of them will be males. jonathan? >> i'll be back tomorrow. i'll be rocking a perm, too. i'm jonathan hunt. >> bret baier is next. >>

gerri willis is live with the details. good morning, gerri. >> good morning to you, mike.right. nyc is giving big tax breaks to luxury office developers here in nyc even as more and more employees work remotely. between 2014 and 2022 the city doled out 1.5 billion in tax breaks. the recipients include are hudson yards, this development behind me here. but also the bank of america office tower in mid town and nbc headquarters in rock center. in 2022 alone the city doled out 171 million in these tax breaks. now, hudson yards is mixed use, high-end retail and pricey office space. in fact, taxpayers had to pay $74 million for that last year alone. the city's investment was supposed to pay for itself. that hasn't really worked out. supposedly tax revenues from real estate were supposed to off set what the city spent. unfortunately project costs were underestimated while revenues came in a half billion lower than expectations. pro p -- guess what? more to come. nyc mayor adams saying they'll do even more of these kinds of deals as much as 10 million square feet of office retail

kelly: great report, gerri.oint you make about hudson yards and your guest there did. a lot of companies were pulling out, closing down, getting rid of that office space. great report today. >> reporter: thank you. kelly: okay folks the closing bell is ringing in just six 1/2 minutes. markets are, you know, we got a little bit of green there. the s&p 500 down about half a point. remember the dow jones industrial average looks like it is set for its 6th record of the year. it only needed about 12 mount to close at a new all-time high. it is at 46 up right now. we'll keep looking at that. the s&p 500 still hanging around its record. it needed about 22 point to set the first record of 2023 and break its all-time high set back in january of 2022. doesn't look like it will make it there. but the s&p has had an incredible year up 24% year-to-date. "the magnificent seven" stocks have been sort of the wind beneath the s&p's wings if you will. the group includes names like amazon, microsoft, meta, apple, nvidia and it ha

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how grampa got his groove back." [ laughter ] after a long and emotional journey, bachelor gary or gerryr jerry or whatever the hell his name is, finally sharing the name of the woman he will share his reverse mortgage with. he finally found the centrum silver. [ laughter ] >> is she the right girl? i came to the realization that -- you're not the right person for me to live with. >> oh. you're the person that i can't live without. >> oh my god, oh my god. >> jimmy: hold on a minute. [ laughter ] i met this guy, gerry, seemed like a nice, normal man. but anyone who can do that? anyone who can ryan seacrest a moment like that, like the one where you tell the woman that you love her is a psychopath, okay? [ laughter ] how could you ever trust that person again? he looked right in her eyes and basically told her she was going to die alone. [ laughter ] "oh, no, just kidding." it's sick. it's the mark of a sick individual. but i guess it didn't bother teresa. because -- >> wow! we're engaged! >> we're engaged! >> jimmy: they're engaged. guess what else? they're getting married, just as they

you can see those showers across move in areas of all gerry, a cool of feel here. much water around the gulf of guinea faces like gone out is what has been in and target. i've seen temperatures push up for this time. if you ever launching dry picture not so dry across the south of africa, some very ne, on the stones coming into play for as in bob with, as well as pots of mozambique, we could see some flooding from that rain. and the rain pushes across the south africa, but they'll be some winds coming back into k tom. but it's very windy of the, the life of the 9 year old under was really bombardment, trauma center, displacements, scarcity, and the moments where childhood still shines through a child of because on a, just the the, the witching l. just here, a reminder of our top story is this, our bodies of palestinians killed in this rarely strikes in northern cal, so being retrieved for burial. sometimes days off to the depths, relatives had been afraid to come out and deal with them to collect them because of ongoing is really strong. these really military has retained the bodies of

also, british, my gerry and political activist non the kind of found to be engaging most people on the front arrival of movement. but 3 years later, my journal parties designate at the group as a terrorist organization and band aids activities. and so i need 21 government for 5th, arrested nom economy in china. yeah. and expedited him to my gerry, i have to face the law conferences, trial for terrorism, reasonable felony conspiracy. and the summation of the nigerian government using radio broadcasts on friday night. serious supreme court, the highest legal authority dash to hopes of the separate use release and for return to the appeals court ruling, which initially dismissed the terrorism charges that gave him an order for his immediate release for this open court. as soon as the number to come to go back to the try out for you to remain in several comes charge. don't forget that. out. cooking each, out to the 15th comp. just made by the try, i caught on the ground that they had no water fuel forth have argued, but tunnels arrest an extradition from kenya. culture of the local and int

i'm to show you a picture of elbridge gerry. this is the guy who replaced thomas cushing in the second continental congress. gary being much more favoring independence. cushing. gary really did not like john hancock throughout their lives. he did not like him. he was a firm detractor. him. he is also the person who gives the name. gerrymandering comes from elbridge gerry. he and gary frequently criticizes hancock. but listen to what he says. and after hancock supports the constitution, he took a fortunate course between the violence opposing factions. this is big praise from elbridge gary to soften. hancock relied on his reputation as a moderate and the social influence he had earned over the past 25 years. we all rise or fall together, hancock proclaimed. with that, the vote began in massachusetts. narrowly passed the constitution. and when i say narrowly i really mean it. it was a difference of 5% of the votes, which that had hancock come out as even hancock's influence had its limit. it did just enough to take people over to

i'm to show you a picture of elbridge gerry. this is the guy who replaced thomas cushing in the second continental congress. gary being much more favoring independence. cushing. gary really did not like john hancock throughout their lives. he did not like him. he was a firm detractor. him. he is also the person who gives the name. gerrymandering comes from elbridge gerry. he and gary frequently criticizes hancock. but listen to what he says. and after hancock supports the constitution, he took a fortunate course between the violence opposing factions. this is big praise from elbridge gary to soften. hancock relied on his reputation as a moderate and the social influence he had earned over the past 25 years. we all rise or fall together, hancock proclaimed. with that, the vote began in massachusetts. narrowly passed the constitution. and when i say narrowly i really mean it. it was a difference of 5% of the votes, which that had hancock come out as even hancock's influence had its limit. it did just enough to take people over to

gerri, what are you cook something >> yeah, larry.e major averages finishing higher today and s&p up 26 and nasdaq rising 78 and all three major averages higher for the fifth week in a row for the dow on that streak is the longest streak in two years and of course it's much of the optimism due to expectations and the federal reserve done raising interest rates and the federal reserve chairman today saying all though it's premature to rule out further rate hikes, he believes a soft landing is possible. markets now fully pricing in a rate pause this month and a rate coming as early as march. one interesting thing here, larry, crude and brent both finishing lower today. oil lower. larry. larry: yep. saudis notwithstanding and we'll talk about that in a moment. gerri willis, you're great. thank you for your help. joining us now is kevin hassett and council of economic advisers in the trump administration and author of the most important book of the century, the drift: stopping america's slide to socialism. it is interesting, kevin, whatev

now that comes a surprise to everyone who thanks about good old gerry the unambitious from west michiganone of the things i discovered and researching the t book was e was a lot more ambitious than he let's on and he did a really good job of cloaking it in that is one example per the irony is at that very moment he was at the white house trying to talk richard nixon into dropping conley was uncomfortable. and going with gerald ford who said could be confirmed in two weeks. the tape measure how politically weakened president nixon was at that point viaer watergate and e escalating investigations that he really had to set aside his first choice. complicated. they were they were friends. they were genuinely friends. and he valued ford's loyalty in the house. he once said he was the only >> he was the only decent republican, just think ofer hugh scott over in the senate who was a rockefeller republican, never a nixon republican. and so he had a lot of regard for ford's political judgment, but he also said to a friend and i think probably maybe in resentment that he was sort of having this, y

larry: now switch gears to stock market, it wound up big, fox business gerri willis with a lot more forporter: you bring me in with the stocks go up, i noticed, they are back. stocks rally after a broad sell-off yesterday with all 3 major av averaging ends in the green. so good performance there. stock advance on hopes for a pivot by federal reserve and a soft landings for economy, treasures mixed at the end of the day, third quarterfinal gdp revised down to 4.90% from 5.2%, and higher than second quarter 2. .1%. >> s&p advance -- you like to see that. good news for homebuyers mmost g gang rates continue to fall. >> thank you very much gerri willis, merry christmas. >> for more, bring in kevin o'leary. shark tank investor. mr. wonderful, kevin, here is a hidden colonel, i think that stock been well because i call profits, companies have to be profitable. if they don't have profits they have to contract, they have surprised on the upside. along with interest rates maybe surprising on down side. what do you make of that combination? might it last? >> i af i agree. if is better, not just s

if you go upstairs that is one of the beautiful things about gerry ford is every weakness, everything that showed a vulnerability it's up there in that museum. when his cabinet and the people around him would say why would you have these expressions of your weakness there? he would always say because history matters. people need to know the truth. we are fallible. president carter of course would take advantage of that. but let's just say for the record, as a little sidebar here governor carter would take advantage of that. president ford had recentlyy ben to the vatican and met with pope paul the sixth it also been behind then iron curtain countries he had spoken to people impacted by the soviet empire. what he meant to say, can you still hear me? okay we are having a mike issue. all right thank you. what he meant to say was there is no spiritual domination of the soviet empire over eastern european and of course he was vindicated by at 79,ha 80, 81 gd solidarity you had people at the beginning of the velvet revolution this is something page could speak to because she was in prague i

the main thing the star of the day was tristian gerry. pittsburgh goalkeeper scored a stampede in the match. for jerry, this goal was the first in his career at the ngl level; he had to play until the end of the third period. 68 seconds 4:2 pittsburgh is stronger. alexei shpilevsky's arias failed to beat rangers away in the group round of the europa league 1:1, as a result, the team of the belarusian specialist lost its chances of reaching the playoffs of the tournament. in the final game of this stage, aris will play sparta. we have introduced the following... indicator of what is the effect of budget investment ruble? if we take innovation activities, then in the first half of 2023, products worth about 24 rubles were sold per ruble of budget investments, of which approximately... 22 are high-tech, science-intensive products, we do everything for the patient free of charge, absolutely everything stages of treatment are paid for by the state, it makes no difference to us whether the operation costs 100 rubles, or does it cost 100,000 dol

so you can see here gerry working on some mouse cells, validating our targets that we discovered in humans. so what we can do with this is, first, find out what, _ what the reason is, _ or what the function of that protein is, so that then we can - hopefully try to target that as a drug therapy. so, so far what we've done very well is categorise the kinds _ of variations that you find in large data into different groups. - we know that some affect how many eggs that a woman is born with. - and we know that some affect the survival - of the eggs into adult life. and so that's already a big step | forward in trying to understand| mechanistically the different causes of infertility. - there are already start—ups working in this space. new york—based oviva therapeutics is currently trialling its menopause delay drug in animals, this being an engineered form of the anti—mullerian hormone, which plays a crucial role in regulating reproductive potential. what oviva is developing is a therapeutic that essentially can be used to extend the ovarian reserve or the number of eggs that we have at any g

gerri willis, fox business has the story now. >> that's right.upreme court today weighs whether members of the sackler family should be shielded from future civil litigation as part of a settlement deal involving purdue pharma maker of oxycontin. as we see here the total amount is $6 billion. members of the sackler family who own the company have offered that amount to settle thousands of lawsuits alleging the pills fueled an opioid epidemic. the case is dividing families of opioid victims. some say the sacklers should continue to pay. allen isaacs, whose son died of an opioid dose opposes the settlement. her attorney wrote this. a court should not bar victims from enforcing their rights while allowing perpetrators to profit from wrongdoing. christie's son died of an opioid overdose and what she had to say earlier on your show. >> my feeling is that richard sackler and his family have pretty much murdered my son and they have no right to get immunity from being sued. >> purdue started marketing oxycontin in 1996 as a safe, non-addictive pain reli

gerri willis jointly, how is this impacting the election?it is a potential game changer. pushing younger voters to trump. a new fox news paul showing the former president with a 13 point lead over president biden for voters under 30. the economy is one of their biggest concerns. they take a different view to the presidency. here's a report sure to fire some generational angst. america's wealth is concentrated among other people, household age 70 and over own 30% of the nation's wealth, 55 to 65 own 42%. together, 46.7% of the nation's households, 72% of the voting. household age 40 to 54 on just 20% of the nation's wealth, folks hundred 40 get under 7%. these two groups are 53% of all households, just 27 the wealth. to be sure, the strong stock market and rising housing valuations post covid help older americans but they also had decades to reap the rewards of stock investment and home ownership. >> young persons who haven't had the time to save money to purchase a home are not seeing the same increase in wealth that existing homeowners, it

our kids grew up on the marx brothers and also tom and gerry. it's incredibly funny and has a lot of great content. and nobody showing it to kids in poor neighborhoods today we are big tom and gerry fans. >> it's all over twitter right now the parents apoplectic you are a valid isaac this incredibly violent old-time cartoon. which was then by the simpson's itchy and scratchy. before we leave the value of old media versus new. one of things as reflecting on a reading the book as a parenting book if i am being candid wasn't to my parents also fell in with the witty group and played the records and monty python it wasn't my mom and dad get to be intentional your kids are not going to expose her rich culture rather than mom and dad are sitting here watch this, don't watch that. >> i just think with tiktok an instagram there's a lot kids are recommending to each other. youtube video and i'm not saying that isn't cute or interesting but it is quite different recommending a book that might be richer and deeper and make an incredible impact. so i think

gerri willis, fox bus. >> thanks, gerri. rich? >> the hair trend from the 80s is making a comeback. the people requesting it might not be who you'd expect. hair stylist tell the "wall street journal" that team boys are rocking perms. a perm solutions seller says about 1 1/3 of them will be males. jonathan? >> i'll be back tomorrow. i'll be rocking a perm, too. i'm jonathan hunt. >> bret baier is next. >> thanks. good afternoon, everybody. i'm bret baier in for martha maccallum. welcome to a special edition of "the story." breaking reports of a new attack on a container ship in the red sea after the u.s. retaliates against iran-backed hezbollah strikes on american troops in iraq injuring three of our service members. one of them critically. the attacks against u.s. forces in the region piling up. we're at more than 100 since the start of the war. u.s. officials for weeks now have been warning the situation could spiral in to escalation. congressman michael waltz says our response has not been nearly strong enough. first to trey yingst reporting live from tel aviv. good afternoon, tre

stuart: got it, gerri, thank you very much indeed.dy w -- we're going frm something very important to something ridiculous. a new study shows renting ages you faster than smoking and obesity. lauren, admit t that's utter nonsense and you know it. lauren: the report comes out of universities of adelaide and essex and it's not american and renting ads two weeks a year to biological clock because you're in a constant state of un-noun because you renew your lease in australia every 6-12 months you renew. never know what comes next and that could age yous. here's dr. siegle. >> i think it's utter nonsense. who's the realtor. if they're very nice and make it easy and it's a lug in play situation, you're going to be happy and not going to get stressed. stuart: okay. lauren: i can't defend this study. stuart: rory harmon trying to. you're trying to. lauren: when you smoke or eat it calms you perhaps. not healthy but lessens your anxiety whereas renting increases your anxiety. stuart: what about the tension involved in buying a house. lauren: