kristen: jaclyn diaz, npr reporter.'s chat over kristen: think you so much for joining us on this interactive show, getting answers. we talked about giant's alyssa nakken making history, the extension of the mask mandate on airplanes and public transit advice some etsy sellers are on strike. we will be here every weekday at 3:00 answering your questions. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the suspect wanted for the horrific subway shooting in new york city under arrest. where he is tonight, how they got him. and the federal terror charge tonight. what we've now learned. video showing suspect frank james arrested by police in new york's east village, about 29 hours after allegedly setting off those smoke canisters, then opening fire on a crowded subway car pulling into a brooklyn station. ten people shot, five critically. many more injured. tonight, authorities saying tips leading them to the suspect. and they believe that one of those tips could have been the suspect calling in himself. what he allegedly

today on our 3:00 show, we spoke with jaclyn diaz. >> i do feel like it is a big deal. in addition to the other costs they have to deal with. they have to buy their own supplies. the company has additional fees. for them, it is too much. larry: etsy plans to raise seller fees from 5% to 6.5%. in a statement, etsy says the fee increase will be put towards site and pride -- site improvements in marketing. sellers are working to form a union. kristen: less than a week away from the tax deadline. with so many working from home, your taxes could be more complicated. larry: -- looks at the impact working from home can have when filing taxes. >> working from home has become the new normal for many americans. before you try to write off a portion of your utilities, keep in mind you might not be eligible for the home office deduction. >> this is if you are self-employed that you qualify for this deduction. if you are basically working a 9:00 to 5:00 for an employer, you are not able to claim. >> self-employed includes business owners and independent contractors. in those cases,