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lydia hu with more. reporter: good evening, liz.lon musk is a critic of censorship and bias on the platform that crusade has been driving this massive buyout. on news of the acquisition he said today, quote, free speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy and twitter is the digital town square where matters vital to the future of humanity are debated. twitter has tremendous potential. i look forward to working with the company and the community of users to unlock it. now the tech company agreed to be acquired for $44 billion, which is 54.20 a share. this purchase price, which musk has always said is his best and final offer, it is a 38% premium to twitter's closing stock price the day before musk announced his 9% stake. now while twitter's chairman says the board believes this deal is the best path forward the question now is what exactly will the world's richest man do with the social media platform? he has pledged changes like a softer stance on content moderation, edit feature for tweets, an open source algorithm. it will b

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jackie: lydia hu, thank you so much for that update.ntime tonight, releases in new york city as the police have arrested the suspect accused of pulling the brooklyn subway shooting. still the incident is prompting some panic across this country. a democratic-led cities continue to face a recent surge in violence. for reaction to all of this, welcome to the show congresswoman kat cammack from house homeland security along with mta police officer jw cortez. if i may start with you, officer cortez, obviously the public is relieved the suspect has been apprehended. so many people say this was an absolutely heinous crime that could have been prevented with more police presence on the subway platforms. what is being done to make sure something like this doesn't happen again? >> i think what we do we risen to the public. what we do is we follow their lead and what they want is more police officers to be present on their subway system. this is an omnipresent effort. what we're trying to say if you put more cops out there the likelihood this per

lydia hu. kenny joins us, the case capitol advisingers managing partner. for a while, we were racing ahead 300 points on the dow, finishing up 90 points. at first they were surprised that a part of the core number which takes up food and energy barely budged last month. but then they thought better of writ. what happened? >> that was the initial reaction. they were looking for something positive and they focused on the one number, the core number, month over month when you take out food and energy. as lydia just said and your other guest just said, food, emergency and housing are the most expensive part and things that everybody needs. while it was focused on the one data point and the market is undersold, the market will try to go window shopping until 9:53. as analysts started to dissect the report and understand what the broader report meant and has anything changed, it hasn't changed and inflation is not abating. the momentum is still higher. so you look at what happened. we saw the market start to come under pressure and in fact go negative. again, en

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lydia hu has the numbers. >> we're looking at $2.67 in earnings per share, a beat over the estimates..56. so high evidence on that front. in terms of revenue, coming in at $23.43 billion so just slightly under what the expectation was which was $23.6 billion. this is the first major pharmaceutical and consumer healthcare giant, setting the tone for the pharmaceutical industry for this earnings season. they've had a very strong previous year leading up to today and strong still on earnings. in fact, johnson & johnson also announcing this morning jackie that they're going to increase their dividends for the quarter up to $1.13 per share from $1.06, so positive growth, that's going to take their annual dividend up to $4.52 from $4.24. now, heading into today, we're looking for strong sales particularly in the pharmaceuticals for the covid-19 vaccine. given the fact that johnson & johnson specifically was approved for a covid booster shot back in october. that was expected to have helped sales here. that's going to be something we dig into further in the earnings report to see how much th

enormous and only expected to grow we're talking fraud in the hundreds of thousands if not millions can yo hu do you know you're successful given the fact you or no one else can give us a real number how much money was taken, how many perpetrators there were >> we are successful every time we're holding accountable somebody who's trying to profit on the pain of americans >> our thanks to lester holt for that report. >>> up next, tiger makes it look easy at the masters. we're live in augusta. stay with us because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor start an anti-diarrheal and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cel

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it's no fun to work for kamala harris the hu n. the chief of staff is leaving.the 13th staffer to leave since she took office. there are many theories as to why kamala harris's staffers leave her and zero theories as to why they would stay. maybe it's her unpreparedness in speeches or cackling when someone brings up a war or her speech is strange and off putting. maybe we are getting her wrong. perhaps her speaking style is inspired by the great beat poets. maybe she just needs music. >> space is exciting. >> ♪ ♪ >> it spurns our imagination and spurns us to ask big questions. >> ♪ ♪ . >> space affects us all. it connects us all. >> ♪♪ >> [laughing]. >> now it's interesting. >> i was right. >> i want more. >> i want more! >> greg: i could have listened to that for 20 minutes. it's like shatner. >> i heard that at a coffey shop in brooklyn. >> i would pay $20 with a giant cup of tea to hear that. >> greg: yes. >> the place sounds like candles but you can't see. >> she said space connects us all. space disconnects us. if space connects us all and we reached into a

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the un envoy for yemen says the salad coalition, and the hu feasible whole tool, offensive operations inside yemen and across its borders. the 2 sides have also agreed to allow fuel shipments into the port for data and for commercial flights to operate from sun up. u. s. president joe biden, welcome the announcement, but he also said not enough is being done to end the conflicts. saudi led coalition and already announced a unilateral one months ceasefire to mark the muslim holy month of ramadan. the war has had a devastating humanitarian effect on the country is now entered its 8th year model . a tub has more from santa means, a lot to him. and he's in case such declaration of truce is being committed by worrying sides, especially the allowing the 800 nearly 18 oil tankers to go to go into the data. which of the many people have, especially those who are under the control of the hokies. they are suffering from dia, crisis of fuel, of so the is a serious fuel cra, crisis of fuel. so many people i've been waiting for this moment and also the other important issue that has been declared

n. envoy for yan is saying the saudi led coalition, and the hu fees will hold or offensive operations inside yemen and across its borders. the 2 sides of also agreed to allow fuel shipments into had data port and for commercial flights to operate from santa the war is now in its 8th year and has caused the world's largest humanitarian crisis. the truce, which as the possibility of renewal coincides with the start of the holy month of ramadan. it opens the vase with addressing gamers urgent committee. teddy in a liquid ami needs and creates a general opportunity to restart yeoman's political process. these truce must be a 1st step to ending yet men's devastating walk. ukraine is denying russian accusations at canada across board. a helicopter attack on a fuel depot in the city of belgrade. video appears to show to helicopters, striking the facility, setting off a fire. but all tanks were still in flames as another round of negotiations online were due to get on the way. meanwhile, a red cross convoy traveling to the besieged port city of mario pool to evacuate civilians that turn aroun

and drilling close to the western hu, 3 journalists, and one paramedic among the injured 2 people are in serious condition incursions by israeli forces and jewish also nationalist groups at the site. the recent despite the violence, friday prayers went ahead a doctor, a few hours later, thousands of muslims attended the site to mount. the 3rd friday of the month of ramadan, afterwards, worshippers gathered in the pro, an odd waving mass flags and vowing to defend her so much. we alex, a compound is one of the most volatile fresh points in occupied east jerusalem. in 167, jordan and israel agreed that the works or islamic trust controls the compound. while israel controls external security juice, call at temple mount revering it as the holiest sites in the face when he got up to pray outside it at the western wall of the compound. it also contains 2 of his arms, holy sites, the alex and mosque and the dome of the rock. only muslims are now to pray inside the compound. the walk for allows non muslims to visit the compound during set times 5 days a week. under supervision. attentions wer

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but there is a huge hu money about and gustavo, because there is more than $100.00 civilians which are suffering for more than 40 days of this. she minute that in crisis and this in this besieged city and they have no water, no food, no heat, no electricity. and they ask all of our partners to support and help to stop this human about him catastrophic loop. i so sorry to has more from the capital, keith, the officers of their seeing that the fight is still continuing in the city. however, they also said that the forces ukrainian troops are blocked from all directions and they are running out of the out of the ammunition. so here with the police that russia asked, the soldiers to surrender is a giant steel work actually did the largest steel company. steve factory in, in europe, it's covered in almost an area of 11 square kilometers. it's mile you pull is quite important for both parties for both ukraine and russia. ukraine. it is a symbol of the resistance, almost since the early days of the war. ukrainian troops, including other regiments, ukrainian marines and national guard brigades

now,hu that's 40 people. not all of them are caseworkers. many of them do other jobs as with any federal agency. so n it's a small complement th has aa huge mandate. >> how large is the law area? >>hi growing. it's a new area, i think, because in many respects, this is part of the environmental movement. there are other statutes, the national environmental policy act that s requires agencies to take into account their impact on cultural resources. there areas a number of statute that deal with archaeology. so this is a growing area, and as people realize that they, as thely public realizes that they have a place in this process, i think you're going to see more t involvement, hopefully -- hopefully not more litigation, but that isas there. whole area of law has been growing overhe the years, definitely. >> is your position a political position? >> yes, it is. >> how so? >>. i was appointed by presiden obama. i'm one of eight members of the council in 2016, and i was reappointed this past june and made the vice chairman of the term.l for anot

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thank you very much, lydia hu following those developments. should outline the program to deal with high crime, it does not have some of the solutions you might expect going after the guns and not necessarily some of the generous allowances that get criminals back on the streets and repeatedly causing the same crime. joy did this right now the florida congresswoman and sits on the homeland security committee. congress will but i was thinking of you, this is like a homeless security issue in itself. but having said that, the president is going to go after weapons again but it does not call for the time being, talking about the white house plan for hiring more cops or any of the stuff that i know that you advocated. where is this going to go? >> again divided the administration misses the mark it is another day and another example of a gross overreach by this administration. first and foremost this is a blatant disregard for article one section one, congress makes the laws and not the administration. let me be honest, i talked to the sheriff's u

then he got to hungry and he had a message for hungry's leader -- and yet a message for hu ngary's leaderwhere is that relationship? maria: this was a pity of conference in which president zelenskyy jumped in with all of the european leaders and everyone's job dropped. this is a moment -- and everyone's jaw dropped. so lindsay said you are with us -- president zelenskyy said you are with us or you are not. this is a relationship that is broken. victor orban says he is the only one who can keep hungary neutral, the only one who can keep the war going into hungary. he is saying he can keep hungary. you can also say this propaganda. hungary is a member of nato. this goes back to his very personal friendship with vladimir putin. the relationship is completely broken, not just with ukraine but also with hungarian neighbors. poland is very different country. this is a war that has graded a lot of friction in eastern europe. jonathan: maria tadeo alongside emily wilkins in d.c.. tom keene, have you been able to follow this fat over how a paper route -- this spat over how to pay for russian gas?

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lydia hu has more on that. make sense. we're on a different planet lydia. good morning.you can imagine there is a lot of frustration from people who have already paid off their student loans because they recognize that this pause confers a benefit upon people who are likely able to pay. people who have college degrees and graduate degrees and likely high earners. for example it is estimated the two-year pause on repayment has already conferred a $30,000 source of debt cancellation on a new lawyer due in part to interests canceled during the pandemic and inflation diminishing the value of their debt. we had a chance to catch up with a 2018 graduate of a state university of new york at albany graduate. he was able to pay off $27,000 worth of debt in just a few months by making daily sacrifices. he packed his lunch. computed further to work. skipped a daily $5 designer coffee. >> it is very unfair. not just to me, but it is especially unfair to blue collar workers, people who decided to go into the trades. people who chose to serve in the military so that they could have th

madam, of course you and i were speaking walk about just under an hour ago, and you explained to us the hu refix scenes that you found in boucher when you went up something that i guess the russian ambassador is sort of saying it either didn't happen or is not their responsibility. you know, i got so many emotions when i was listening to, oh, russian ambassador. and i wanted to show to say that this is one of them ways harassment propaganda works. so we all witnessing it saying that white as black and white for some, that war is peace and the death is life. but let's, let's put aside the emotions because they are fulfilling me. so my, in so many ways, right now, let's go to the logic part. so 1st the for, for that logical part, this is why myself and my fellow parliamentarians, we did everything possible and impossible to get international journalists to butram and her date of liberation. so it would be not to us saying what happened there, but it will be representatives of all the media over the world. respectable journalists, war journalists, who seen things and who would say what they h

she is too shaken to talk to hus on camera. they had an 11-year-old daughter together. last nite, she hasn't told her 11 year old daughter that her father will never be home again. justin andrews, kpix 5. >>> this morning, we are hearing from other family members of victims. >> mr. harris want to see his son, 38 year old sergio harris. his son is among the six people killed. >> a whole bunch of shock. >> reporter: the family says sergio is survived by his wife and three children. another family also confirm the mass shooting killed 29 year old turner, his father came from work and says gunfire struck his son as he was leaving a downtown club. >> what did they tell you? that you can share with us? >> nothing. they didn't tell me nothing. >> reporter: the victims are under the white tents, police can't move the bodies until they are done processing the entire crime scene. >> we need them arrested. >> stay off the streets. quit playing these games. >> people who live or grew up in the area are in disbelief this morning. we spoke to several people who shared with us their r

lydia hu watching that today in new york.t a close contact with nancy pelosi when there is video of the speaker kissing him? >> peter, the way it's defined is by the center for disease control, cdc and their definition of it is 15 minutes of contact within a set period of time and within six feet. it did not meet that bar. >> dana: the white house nancy pelosi did not come in close constant to president biden despite hugging the president and giving a kiss on the cheek with former president obama this week. here to explain it is dr. marc siegel. the cdc -- i don't think the speaker was going to kiss the president for 15 minutes on the cheek for us to get to close contact. how do we explain this to our viewers, marc? >> let's start with some clarification. 15-minute rule and the cdc has admitted this to me is out of date. pre-omicron, the original variant. with omicron it is more easily transmissible. the 15-minute rule is out the window number one. in a close area like that with poor ventilation it is not 15 minutes. much les

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let's go to lydia hu right now.ind ways around inflationary pressure getting americans to change their plans, gerri said, more inclined to buy an appliance, hop on a plane. it is what it is. in washington they're coming up with all sorts of ways to address it, fix it, deal with it. invariably i guess involve spending, right? reporter: exactly right, neil. lawmakers are coming back from the easter holiday of d.c. with midterms months away, democrats are focused on reviving biden's fiscal agenda with a eye toward inflation. revamping parts of administration failed "build back better" act. after senator joe manchin killed the bill in september, demand ad price tag lower than 1.75 trillion. package addresses tax reform, prescription drug costs, energy. a group of bipartisan lawmakers including manchin are considering $550 billion in spending on climate initiatives. that is a deal that could net more natural gas drilling on federal lands. >> responsibility and we do, produce energy cleaner than most any place in the worl

but wait a minute you think about you're adding it to the debt wouldn't everyone pay for that lydia hucause actually you'll bear a lot of them right? reporter: the problem is we don't know how much these changes announced this week are going to cost all of us. as you know the biden administration wiped away debt from 40,000 student loan borrowers and it has further plans to adjust the balances for possibly millions more, but the non-partisan group committee for responsible federal budget, it raises concerns that this could be a costly give-away to high earning individuals. part of the plan entails canceling debt for borrowers who have been making payments for 20 or 25 years, regardless of their level of income, but that comes as data shows that 60% of the total public student loan debt is held by americans earning more than $74,000 a year , so the committee warns canceling debt without examining income could benefit high income earning people with advanced degrees like doctors and lawyers >> very high earnings, they have very high debt and they have accepted that straight off the idea

thank you very much for that, lydia hu.hill, sort of a return to the nastiness we had yesterday for the homeland security secretary. i don't think beating's over, i guess. what's happening? >> reporter:fireworks. i think my jaw has dropped about a dozen times already, because it's gotten so heated so many times. look, there's a blame game gown on -- going on right now on the hill. the republicans crucifying secretary mayorkas, blaming him for the border crisis while he in turn is blaming congress for not fixing the immigration system, the broken immigration as he called it. and here in just a sec i'm going to play you this sound bite, a very heated moment where you can tell secretary mayorkas is visibly agitated. watch. >> my constituents want you impeached because they believe you've committed treason. >> are you ashamed for what you've done to this country? >> in response to what you have just said, it is so profoundly offensive on so many different levels in so many different regards. i won't ask you for an apoloy -- >>

the russians indicates about their standing right now, they believe that it indicates that russia is hu hurting, that this military support to ukraine is being effective and some biden administration officials believe russia wouldn't have sent such a diplomatic note if they felt they were in a strong standing on the battle field. >> that makes sense, thank you kylie for the reporting tonight, at the state department, let's talk a lot more about this, i'll bring in retired army brigadier general mark kemmett and ronald marks former cia official who over saw russian spying, let me go over this with you, when you have in the diplomatic memo if you will, on if the u.s. keeps giving weapons to ukraine, which it will, what does that even mean, unpredictable consequences? >> well first of all, i think we got to put this diplomatic note, in context, a demarch is something that happens almost on a daily basis inside the state department. if there were really unpredictable consequences and the russians truly meant it, they wouldn't be caught doing this for a diplomatic note, they'd actually be do

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through new mexico, low hu humidity that extends from the plains to the southwest. tomorrow does not let up we'll see very strong winds and low humidity for that we'll see a critical risk again where you see the red, that's in eastern new mexicointo western texas. the panhandle of texas once again we need to be on wind alert. the nation is under some sort of wind alert where you see the purple, that's the high wind alert. stretching all the way to the central and southern plains al the way to the southwest we have wind watches current wind speeds up to 40 miles per hour and 47 miles per hour in lubbock. we're seeing winds gusting higher than that adding onto it, really not a bad dew point. very dry conditions. >> michelle grossman, thanks for that. >>> mask rules across the country have gotten pretty confusing but in philadelphia it is a whole different level on april 11th the city said it would reinstate a federal mask mandate. now there's four days later and officials say the requirement isn't necessary anymore. the city's health conditioner, there is a covid jack

finally, the torch cut through the whole hu -- hull. he got out. all the time the torch was cutting, he does not know whether it is americans coming to save him or the japanese coming to kill him. the other thing is he is stuck in this mental torture for three or four days and he went right back in the navy. he did not get a 30 day furlough or go to agi hospital. he went right back to the service -- to the gia hospital. he went right back to the service. -- gi hospital. he went right back to the service. caller: i am wondering about the juxtaposition of where we are today compared to 1945 and what you think about our leaders today and what we are marching toward and there is nobody fighting back. there is nobody talking peace at all and it looks like our leaders are just marching toward war aimlessly. guest: i'm hesitant to comment on today. in my opinion, frank and roosevelt was one of our four greatest presidents. there was a book written about 20 -- franklin roosevelt was one of our four greatest presidents. there was a book written about 20 yea

lydia hu in brooklyn with more. lydia. reporter: good afternoon, neil.es to be appearing making his very first appearance in court on these federal charges this afternoon here in brooklyn in connection to the shooting on tuesday but the investigation into tuesday's shooting that injured dozens is still very much ongoing as authorities try to determine a motive behind the shooting. part of that investigation will include analysis of frank james' many social media posts. >> the investigation is continuing into the motive, into his social media. reporter: now according to the criminal complaint james posted videos on youtube that talked about the new york city subway system and made remarks directed to new york city mayor eric adams, quote, what are you doing, brother? what's happening with this homeless situation? and every car i went to is loaded with homeless people. it was so bad i couldn't even stand. and in that context he also allegedly said, quote, and so the message to me is, i should have gotten a gun and just started shooting, expletive. mayor ad

. >> reporter: a plmassive man hu coming to an end.helping identify a dangerous gunman and getting him off the street. >> there case was quickly solved using technology, video canvassing and getting that information out to the public. >> reporter: while some members of the community are breathing a sigh of relief after the suspected shooters arrest, it's becoming clear the city's pl massive video system couldn't stop the attack some new yorkers say wednesday's arrest gives them little solace. >> it's in the back of your mind. it's always in the back of your mind. you have to be vigilant. you have to be cautious of your whereabouts. >> since yesterday, i have been really terrified because of what happened also and i seen video of them being injured. >> all i could say is, i just pray i get off the train safely. i'm going to just keep my eyes open. >> reporter: some crime levels rising over the last two years. shootings in new york are up 72.2%. transit crime is up 68% compared to last year. examples of recent violence are numerous. in j

hu jesus takes on the prize and here is this year's winter. >> i wasn't expecting that. >> that just returned to normal. i am so glad we were able to get that and share that and to see that things have returned. let's get into the forecast. it is cold. temperatures into the mid-30s right now for in santa rosa. everybody else's low to mid 40s. you will want the jacket, don't have to grab the umbrella but later tonight, you will want andy because rain is coming back. by the time we get to 7:00 or 8:00 tonight, as showers come back to the north bay and by big not to get to the golden gate. will watch the in detail and timing out in a second but before we get to that rain, increasing clouds, a time highs today that climb into the upper 60s in the is a few low 70s that will have shown up and that will timeout the rain. clouds by the afternoon but the first showers are right there. 7:00 to 8:00 north bay. be get down to the golden gate at 11:00 midnight so technically it rains on monday. this is in the evening and it will fall apart really before we get to the morning commute tomorrow. the

fox business correspondent lydia hu is in new york with the latest. good evening, lydia. >> good evening, bret. twitter's board voted unanimously to adopt a poison pill to push back against elon musk and his $43 billion bid to take over the social media company. it means if anyone, including musk, acquires 15% or more of twitter stock, then other shareholders will have the right to purchase additional shares at a discounted price. now, musk currently has more than a 9% stake. twitter saying today, quote: the plan is intended to enable all shareholders to realize the full value of their investment in twitter and will reduce the likelihood that any entity person or group gains control of twitter through open market accumulation. the result potentially dilute musk's shares so much they are devalued and discourage musk from taking over it would also ruin the company financially. and that illustrates just how desperate twitter is to keep musk out. now, musk has not responded to this development yet. but, he has questioned whether a poison pill move would b

person pulled the we sat down with him at the jail to talk about hu he felt w feeling to you, it is no more. it is like you born again. you know like you whole life is starting again. >> he is expected to be released in the next four days. >>> a big night for bay area sports of the warriors won game 2 against the nuggets and on the other side of the bay the a's bested the orioles in their home opener. the a's took advantage of the oregon throwinger error to take the lead in the 6th. oakland continued onto a 5-1 victory in front of a crowd of 17,000. the a's front office said it's an important time for the franchise. >> this is a very important season. not only are we going to really determine our future of where we are going to play but also we have a really exciting young team and people sanity to tee it and how it plays out. >> the a's have what they hope will be a winning formula with a $12 billion mixed use tournament. if it happen itself could hope doors to new ventures and business opportunities. >>> coming up another cruise ship with passengers about to dock in southern californ

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words of advice be to investors who are like maybe there's tactical opportunities but do i need to hus tool get into the market, which is down 11% off the all-time highs of the s&p or are we in a minus move where i are could see a better entry point >> i say be patient, buy a little now, buy a little tomorrow inflation is so high that if you decide to just sit on the sidelines, you're really losing money today. and the inflation environment encourages risk taking, encourages us to invest in stocks and over the long term, stocks will be the place to go. but the next 90 days is going to bow a rough ride so, buckle up. >> even since he said we're off the lows, wore heading down towards them thanks so much >> great thank you. >>> now, as the sell off continues, are the charts giving us clues as to what might come next he's market strategist and you warned us about your queazyiness about the markets last time we saw you. first of all, what gives with the action from friday's terrible sell off to yesterday's complete turn around and today a presumption of looks like a pretty broad-based decl

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