. >> reporter: joe see lee, owner of la boutique salon on polk street says she has been burglarized foures over the past year. losses and repairs to be upwards of $40,000. each time they've taken electronic, cash, beauty products. her mailbox has also been repeatedly pried open. >> it's been shocking and also not only traumatic, but also just like surprising, you know. one of the expensive cities, we would think you would be able to sustain the business. >> reporter: most recently in january, the beauty salon's cell phone was stolen. tracking technology showed it was about half a mile away. >> when the police arrived, it was already like a couple of hours after i found the incident. and then they -- by then, the phone was already turned off. >> reporter: like many small business owners, josie is struggling to get people to come through the doors. >> i've replaced the whole window and had to buy new logos and decals. >> reporter: sfpd crime data shows burglaries this year in the northern district, which includes the area are up 30% compared to the same time period last year. >> this is al

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lee zeldin, james, joe concha, good to see you all. we will see you again tomorrow. take away. >> good morning, i could watch that video all day long. good morning, i am ashley webster in for stuart varney. a night full of outbursts, jeers and contradictions, house floor erupting throughout the president's state of the union. some republicans calling the president a liar and shouting your fault. that didn't stop the president from saying the state of our union is strong. he also touted gas prices down a dollar 50 from december. he conveniently didn't mention they were at record highs back then. he glossed over the border in fentanyl crisis plaguing our entire country and it took him an hour to address china and he barely mentioned the chinese spy balloon we have to shoot down but don't worry, you might be paying $8 for a dozen eggs and inflation is still six times higher than when he took office but the president is going to get rid of junk fees like a resort and airline fees, thank goodness. we will backcheck the president throughout the entire show. you know that.

like washington is also trying to see if it can be self serving lee influential by using sweetness in handy instead of bombs. literally, that is what you as 1st lady joe biden did recently in the media by giving out candy eminem's to kids. of course, all these investments that mark hold talks about will ultimately benefit french firms in africa. that's always been the case with us in western investments on the continent. but it seems like they're trying really hard to create this kind of p, r friendly, good guy, image of candy and rainbows, all white washing their militaristic, well, failed, militaristic and background of militarism. all kinds of trying to portray russia and china as the bad guys. none the story. we also heard from political and economic analyst on africa, lawrence freeman, who's on the viewed the u. s. substitute towards the continent is all about influence. the united states in europe is stuck in all mo, your power. so they can see are actually working with russia and especially with china economically developed in help raising stand living with the death rate. you eliminate poverty in africa. the you, as we have to maintain control

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joe biden. so i would expect republicans have a little bit more displan than 2015 and 2016. >> neil: we'll see. leeween china and the united states. we've sanctioned six prominent chinese companies. that could be just the start. connell mcshane knows very well how that's going. connell? >> it's interesting. with all the could is for boycotts and all of this tension that you've been talking about, trade between the united states and china is right now at its highest level ever. we'll try to explain why that's the case when we come back. don't go away. well, thank goodness. it's time for the "good news of the week." and, boy, do we need it. [ chuckles ] well, this safe driver saved money with the snapshot app from progressive. -how do you feel? -um, good? he's better than good. he got rewarded for driving safe and driving less. sorry, barb, just to confirm, this is the feel-good news of the week? this is what we found. -yay, snapshot! (bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d. was beyond help... but then i asked my doc

like washington is also trying to see if it can be self serving lee influential by using sweetness in handy instead of bombs. literally, that is what you asked 1st lady joe biden did recently in namibia by giving out candy eminem's to kids. of course, all these investments that mark hold talks about will ultimately benefit french firms in africa. that's always been the case with us in western investments on the continent. but it seems like they're trying really hard create this kind of p r friendly. good guy, image of candy and rainbows, all white washing, their militaristic, failed, militaristic, and background of militarism, all kind of trying to portray russia and china as the bad guys. quote, i'll fright bullying and double standards. those words from the chinese foreign ministry reacting to what it called, the false us rhetoric about china's plans to supply rushers, military in the ukraine conflict may fall while the u. s. has intensified its efforts to send weapons to one of the parties to the conflict resulting in an endless war with peace, nowhere in sight. it has also frequently spread false information about china's supply of weapons to russia.

james freeman, lee carter, joe lavorgna, thank you so much for being here. have a great day, everybody, we'll see you tomorrow. ashley webster in for stuart this morning, take it away. ashley: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. i'm ashley webster in today for stuart varney. elon musk is looking to the appoint a new ceo of twitter by 20 the 23, so get your resumÉ ready. and you know what? tesla shareholders have on the happy with that news. and we're also learning musk donates nearly $2 million worth of tesla stock to charity last year. and the white house says tesla has agreed to the make at least 7,500 of its publicly-accessible chargers in the u.s. available for use by any compatible ev by the end of 2024. that's all of tesla we know of so far. meantime the, the people in the town of east palestine, ohio, where the train the filled with chemicals derailed, they're filling sick, getting rashes, saddled with migraines while animals are dropping dead. yet we're being told and they're being toldst the safe to return home. we're going to the talk about that with a doctor and ask him wh

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see that right there? that is senator mike lee, hugh peered visibly outraged even offended as he listened to president biden, this morning senator rick scott's said this quote, joe biden is either typical washington liar, or he is just confused. well, the president took absolutely no time to respond to those gentleman in saying this. >> you seem shocked when i raised the plans of some of the members and their caucus to cut social security. and marjorie taylor greene said liar, liar, reminds me of liar liar house on fire. i remind you that rick scott from florida the guy who ran the u.s. senate campaign has a plan, i have his brochure right here. it has a plan. here's what he says in his plan, let me open it up here. i'm sorry. he says, all federal legislation sunsets, every five years, ron johnson on social security medicine says quote we should transfer everything, so we have to consider everything every year. there is a senator named mike lee who is also yelling liar, liar house on fire, a video of him saying i am here right now to tell you, one thing you probably never heard from a politician, it will be my objective to phase out social security. >> as we lik

lee, thank you so much. again, another story we're going to be hearing a lot about going forward. and west virginia now an early ground zero for republicans who see beating joe manchin as critical to gaining control of the senate. i know you've gotten a look at new evidence that the gop thinks they can win that seat. tell us about it. >> reporter: it's important to note, senator manchin is the only statewide democrat in the state of west virginia. republicans have their sights set on this seat. what they found in the pole commissioned by the senate leadership fund, the mcconnell backed majority political background issue, jim justice would beat joe manchin by 10% in this hypothetical match up. it's important to note, chris, that manchin's office is pushing back on this a little bit. a spokeswoman telling me quote senator manchin continues to consider the best way he can serve his state and country, but make no mistake, he will win whatever race he enters. that's interesting because manchin has not indicated whether he'll run for reelection, a seat he has held since 2010 or whether he has his sights set on the governorship or potentially the white housement.