lauren?h, and by the way one more for you. this is interesting. the median age of the world's billionaires is 67. there you go. good news for me and you, lauren , although my times starting to run out. bad news for stu. let's put it that way. the data firm came up with a number by collecting the ages of all 3,194 bill billionaires around the globe and then the median was 67. there is hope. lauren: there is hope. i knew it, ashley. see it was optimistic after all. thank you. so, stalkers could be using a.i. to target some unsuspecting victims. we have one text expert and he says he can find out everything about a person just from one photo. we're on it. and today our government will announce plans to send $300 million worth of weapons and ammunition into ukraine, jennifer griffin has that report from the pentagon, next. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates match

lauren lauren i know. >> to me, they -- lauren: i thought you would know. >> this is like betting on a horse race when you don't have any horses in the stable. all they need -- know to do is hike rates. i think after that, bring out the magic 8-ball. lauren: keith, your reaction to my question is golden on a friday before memorial weekend, you're like, lauren, i can't even believe you're going to ask me about the federal reserve and when they're going to pause, because we just don't know, and it feels like we're past the point of caring. mike k wrap it up. say what you like. >> keith wins. yeah, that's the best -- [laughter] you could come up with. lauren: sorry about the question, keith. [laughter] >> i'll give it to him. lauren: all right. go nvidia, right? >> go nvidia. lauren: that's where the enthusiasm is. keith, michael, thank you very much. let's check in on how oil finished the session today. there you have it, up $1.7 0 to '85. is there going to be a production cut at the next opec+ meeting june the 4th? supply's also top of mind in the u.s. as producers are burdened by reg

lauren: is he right, dan?is running against the same people that donald trump is running against and vivek is running against and nicky haley is running against. they're running against the legacy media. if you're a republican candidate for president or anything else, you're not going to get a fair shake from legacy media or social media, big tech executives. it's a constant bat toll try and get to the american -- battle to get to the american public and real answers and real truth and legacy media does not want people to know the truth. lauren: i feel like we're living in two americas right now and certain group of people think one thing and polar opposite for another group, dan, thank you for giving us your point of view. >> thank you, lauren. lauren: time for the tuesday trivia question. catsspend what percentage of their lives sleeping? this is cats, not humans. 50%, 60%, 70%, or 80%? do you have a cat? you might know. we'll have the answer right after this. . . i was born here, i'm from here, and i'm neve

lauren: did you hear this?he actor from dawson's creek called out the dnc for not holding primary debates. >> i cannot get over the fact the democratic national committee is saying there will not be a debate for the nominee for president. are you kidding me? and 80-year-old man, the oldest sitting president in the history of the country and if he doesn't live, his approval rating, this guy's declining mental faculties. what about the will of the people who voted for the guy last time? of those people 72% think there ought to be a debate, the dnc is openly ignoring, bypassing the voting people. this is not a democracy by the people, this is a democracy by them. >> is the dnc afraid to put biden on a debate stage? liz: of course they aren't president biden is afraid to be on the debate stage. who will be on the debate stage with them him? only rfk junior and marianne williamson. lauren: they are pulling decently. liz: nobody wants joe biden to be the candidate. 70% approval, 70% of democrats don't want joe biden

lauren: got it.ng bell, we'll check in nvidia in just a second to see if it's a trillion dollar company and there's about 11 stocks in the green on the dow and more in the red unfortunately. take a look at s&p 500. it is also higher, 4225 up 20 points and the nasdaq of course, which has been the leader with the nasdaq 100 up 30% this year. the nasdaq 13,117 for a gain of 1.1%. all right. where's nvidia, folks. bring it up because the special number is 40486 and there you have it. 406.70. it is official and nvidia is the first chip company to hit a $1 trillion market value. wow. really is amazing this a, boom that's upon us that we're -- ai boom that's upon us and we're living through. elon musk reportedly arrived in china to meet with officials there. susan li, good morning to you. who is he meeting with and why beyond tesla? susan: yeah, elon musk first sometime in three years that elon musk made a visit to china, and it's pretty impressive he's working on a memorial day weekend so it's a hole day h

lauren: lauren. stuart: lauren, sorry. right.ore, bill clinton and not focusing on glamping and asked him a few questions and bill clinton looked at me in such a piercing way i'd never forget. stuart: sally writes, desantis and trump and ask all the questions your listeners want and do a better job in all the media and name your own panel and i don't think so. lauren: why not? stuart: not much of a moderator or panel discussion kind of guy. not that kind ofday guy. susan: do it on twitter spaces. stuart: i would argue with him. pick a fight. susan: you're not objective enough. is that so? stuart: totally so. that's much. this from june. what is your favorite thing to do on your farm? that's easy, trail maintenance. he does that on his ranch in california. trail maintenance and satisfied and doing physical work in the woods and coming down. lauren: ride the tractor. that's .y stuart: you don't ride a tractor into the woods. sarah writes, i'd love for trump to run for president and they make a great team and going for the president

lauren: thank you. had, governor ron desantis says woke initiatives in the military are the reason we are having problems recruiting soldiers. >> the military that i see is different from the military i served in. i see a lot of emphasis on political ideology, things like gender pronouns, things like gei, that caused recruiting to public. lauren: there will be big changes if he is elected president of the united states, china rejects a meeting with our defense secretary in singapore this weekend but elon musk just met with china's foreign minister, that happen today, moments ago. why will china meet with elon musk and not our government? russia reporting several drone strikes on buildings in moscow. the first attack on civilian areas in the capital since the start of the war, is this the beginning of ukraine's spring offensive? kt mcfarland takes that on next. ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. w

lauren: it is cheaper. >> lauren, thank you very much.ow this, president biden deflect as question if he will serve a full term if reelected? president biden: i think vice president harris has not gotten the credit she deserves. >> critics day you're elevating her because though don't think you would serve a full term. president biden: [laughter] ashley: he just laughed. his video featured harris 10 times. china could end the war to ukraine by bringing russia with peace talks. kt mcfarland will deal with that. fox news video shows a massive line of migrants lining up in texas after crossing the board illegally. this as title 42 is set to end in three days. bill melugin with the full report from the border next.lege ♪. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with low low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi get your money right. pods biggest sale of the year is now extended! save up to 30% on moving and storage until may 9. and see why pods has been trusted with... over 6 million moves nationw

lauren: thank you very much. editorial board says social media is a disaster teens yet surgeon general only whispers worry. doctor marty makary joins me now. the surgeon general says is not enough evidence to actually determine social media is or is not safe for kids. don't you think the mental health crisis we've been talking about for years shows it's not safe? how is he not sure? >> absolutely. you saw the same confusion when smoking was introduced in society and took public health about 30 years to finally conclude it was bad for your health. it's obvious it's right in front of our eyes right now, please kids are addicted, a third of girls say they are on it constantly during almost every waking hour. that's not healthy, we are seeing a rise in metallic problems and teens are learning to do things they otherwise would not learn how to do. lauren: you are saying it might take 30 years to finally admit social media is not healthy for many kids? >> for the medical establishment to do their randomized control tri

lauren: he did.important because he's acknowledging we shouldn't be letting millions of people across the border, right? he's acknowledging it, that biden has got this wrong. >> turn off the spigot and stop filling the tub with, you know, numbers of people coming. lauren: but at the end of that sound bite and we didn't include it, he said there's a lack of a comprehensive immigration bill and he blames republicans for that. stuart: of course. lauren: i thought we were going to play that. stuart: thank you very much lauren. republican senator bill cassidy says donald trump cannot win a general election. roll tape. >> that means president trump is going to have a hard time in those swing states which means he cannot win a general election stuart: okay, that says it plainly. we'll speak to a former trump campaign director who is now supporting desantis. that's coming up in our next hour. senator tim scott launching his campaign f this week. what kind of a war chest do the candidates have? ashley webster

lauren: unfairly.o i was looking at, we know his lead has widened since the investigations and emerson poll has trump ahead by desantis by 46 points and that's why trump says he's under attack. watch here. >> i told myself, i told myself , there's no winning in the polls. desantis is failing badly. ron desantis, i mean, it's always bad. you endorse somebody, he's dead. he's over his political career. he's going to be looking for a job. he'll be lucky to get a job. comes to me, begs me for an endorsement and ends up winning the election and nomination by numbers that you wouldn't believe. he was so far down he was gone and then they shout to him a couple years later, will you run against the president? i have no comment. well no comment means the answer is yes, right? lauren: well, he hasn't announced he's running just yet but if you follow the money, desantis has 110 million in donor funding. that compares to trump's super- pack at 55 million so he's ahead and then did you see the piece in the "wall st

lauren, what happened? lauren: this was in london.our to get started, because they had to diffuse the protesters. they were mad that shell and yes , other fossil fuels companies are making record profits, while polluting the planet and keeping brits energy bills sky high. well one reason the energy bills are high is that there's not enough green energy to power their homes and they want to throw, you know, throw the backs up to the fossil fuels firms and throw them out of business. took them one hour to get rid of those protesters. stuart: oh, boy. lauren: escorted some out. i want to take this back to the u.s. for a second because something is happening this afternoon that has not happened in years. there will be a federal lease sale happening online in the permian basin for the state of new mexico. this is tremendous. this shows that the white house is saying, we might need you to drill more, so we'll let you get a permit faster. it's still taking months, maybe nine months instead of 12-plus months, but they are actually opening up

lauren: correct.tuart: you're telling me in the previous two months they revised down the number of jobs added? >> 30%, 149,000 jobs they said were created in the last two months were not the same thing will happen when we get the final number for this which means this job growth is slowing. okay? wage growth is still coming along but that rate of change for the wage growth is slowing a little bit. stuart: isn't that what the fed wants to do? >> yes, that's why i think you're seeing a positive reaction to the market. first apple earnings are pushing the market higher and this jobs number took the dow up almost 200 points. stuart: it's not going to last? why not? >> because we have a massive bank contagion on our hands that's not going anywhere. stuart: that's still with us and that's going to hurt the market down the road. lauren: so is may 9 when you have the big four meeting about the debt ceiling and that's an overhang and worry for the markets too. are we heading off the fiscal cliff again? stuart

stuart: lauren. lauren: a bag i have my eye on that i want. stuart: a bag? lauren: a work bag. stu will give me money for christmas. stuart: this is from joe. ai. remember that when computers took off in the 60s and 70s, they said tepeds of thousands of jobs would be lost. we gained tens of thousands of jobs. susan, this is for you. what do you think, will it create more jobs than destroy? susan: both. i think it's a great augmentor if you work in healthcare and education and if you're in se some of the manual jobs, yes, i have concerns. stuart: that was a good answer. you're a diplomat. sam writes this, are there any quintessential british foods that you and ashley miss that are hard to find in the u.s.? i'll start that one, hp source and wheatabix. i love them both and they're not hard to find. get them anywhere. ash. ashley: scotch eggs, mar mite, branson pickles, bait well tarts. you name it, i logano them all and miss it. stuart: pickled eggs and walnuts are on the bar counter sipping your pint. delicious. lauren: i haven't heard of any of those except pickled eggs. stuart

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lauren: yes. stuart: we can act on that. we should act on that. lauren: disclosure.closure, thank you. lauren. house republicans passed the bill to raise the debt limit. now it is the senate's term. ashiah hasnie on capitol hill right now. all eyes are on senator schumer what is he saying about the senate bill? >> reporter: good morning to you, stu the we know the another senator does not want to bring it to the floor. he has no plans to bring it to the floor. he wants to put it through committee to try to poke holes in this bill. democrats want to pass a clean debt ceiling. i can tell you it is unclear right now leader schumer has the votes to do that amongst his own party. right now house democrats and republicans are running ads slamming each other after the gop-controlled house passed a bill that would raise the debt ceiling by $1.5 trillion, or through march of 2024. democrats are attacking republicans on all of the spending cuts while republicans are attacking democrats for not voting with them to raise the debt limit. now majority leader chuck schumer says the

lauren: i tell you what. they will marry two lovely gentlemen who will do it for you. >> no they do greg -- no they won't. will do it for me? stuart: that was good. thank you. >> could have refereed that one. la county in california has started clearing out 7000 rundown rvs from streetside encampments. jeff, california rules are making the cleanup challenging, right? they can't do this easily. >> reporter: doesn't matter how affluent the neighborhood is in the greater los angeles area. this is a common site, rvs part on the side of the road in some form of decay with no plans to move but getting these rvs to leave is more complicated than getting the people inside into a shelter. >> anybody home? >> they go door to door hoping someone who calls this home would willingly move out. >> they want their own place and things like that. life is getting so hard. >> ruiz is scared to leave the motorhome she's lived in the past couple years. despite being a shelter and potential employment she is undecided. >> it is no

lauren: teaching. taught oturu a high school in -- at a high school in brooklyn for three years in the 90s and gets paid a $15,000 a year teacher's pension for that short time that she spent in the classroom. her salary is $435,000 as head of the aft. stuart: what you may not know, lauren, is randi wiengarten was on this show and it was about 11 years ago and she was sitting right next to me. i said didn't you take $197,000 when you left new york to go to take your job as head of the union? she said, no. i said, but you did. she said, yes, but it was separate checks. she took $197 and that was for unused vacation time. $197,000 at a re-sighs of the time when the -- re-sighs of the time when the new york city -- precise time when new york was laying off teachers because they didn't have enough money. banning equity, inclusion and diversity problems from colleges. desantis is launching his bid for the white house in coming weeks and what's the reception for the move to dei? reporter: depends if you're ou

lauren do we know why? lauren: homeless problem. he had enough.d that after 45 years, he says, "i'm making my way to finally exit stage right" the most recent survey conducted by the los angeles homeless services authority found approximately 69,000 people experiencing homelessness in l.a. county and 41,000 in the city in 2022. he's not alone. matthew mcconaughey, mark wahlberg, keith urban, joe rogan all recently ditching california for all different places, but you know, they take their money with them, and that's not good for the state of california. ashley: yes. lauren: think of hollywood. so many movies are being filmed now in other places where there's tax breaks and more ease for them to conduct business. ashley: that's what you get. you know what? speaking of california, lauren, this is interesting. meghan markle stayed home, we believe, in santa barbara, instead of going to king charles coronation, but some people have some wild conspiracy about megha n's this weekend, what did she say? lauren: twitter says she snuck in as the composer si

lauren: for lauren: they are looking to manage their inventory but this is a tale of which retailer theyre looking at. the next stock is children's price, they cut their annual forecast and their ceo says their customer is shopping for need. kids need clothes, not fashion. stuart: you can get shops off at the need. lauren: they are willing to spend money on some things. stuart: he on musk is the ceo of twitter, tesla and space x. that a lot. how does he split his time? lauren: each company gets its own day kind of. >> mondays are complicated. i try to divide companies that are predominantly one company one day, today that is ledet. i end about twitter, and tomorrow as well, twitter, half space x, have to is the day but these things intertwine. it is difficult. and i only have one part-time assistant. lauren: just one part-time assistant. having a full-time assistant would be more to manage and he used the word intertwined, i think that means confused. is there a moment he sitting a shareholder meeting for twitter and confusing numbers with chesler because he might have been doing that? i

lauren, next case, this is for you -- lauren: i love this stir.morgan delving into a.i. lauren: they have reportedly a trademark application in for invest gpt which would apply a.i. to, and i'm quoting, securities tailored to customer needs. stuart: good one. lauren: and the way i'm reading this is they would give this directory to the customer. so you're sort of bypassing the human, the financial adviser. many banks are using a.i. for their employees, for their financial advisers. this ostensibly would go straight to the customer. it's just a patent or a trademark application, i should say, so it might take the several years. stuart: yeah, but, look what it might mean. lauren: only thing is you can get financial advice from a robot, but you might not understand it because they're talking in jargon. that's ooh why the human being comes in handy and says, okay, leapt me explain it to you -- stuart: if a chat bot says buy microsoft right now, you're supposed to do it. lauren: i think it's going to be more complicated. stuart: you never know. there's

lauren: they reported a lower loss.ock is up 12% because revenue rose 70%, first time all live nation markets are fully open in three years. stuart: a couple of big wins. warner bros. and discovery. just slightly. lauren: i know what does that. it reflects the cost related to the merger of warner bros. and discovery but the cfo commented on the streaming business, they are adding subscribers, 4.6 million, it is no longer a bleeder. you get those comments, might be positive. stuart: kind of like that. we have a transgender student fighting a female student at a high school in california. the students is allowing the transgender student in the women's locker room jeopardizes their safety. watch this. >> this man is and has been using the women's restaurant and locker room. what about true girls like myself who are female down to our dna, why don't we get a say in whether we are comfortable with this? stuart: it did not end there. we will tell you what she said next. the administration has been unable to contact 85,000 una

lauren: i like that. lauren: is this democratic luxury? stuart: down 5%.auren: the seat posts can break during a ride. stuart: they were a pandemic phenom. lauren: i never got one and don't regret it. stuart: john kerry is going after farmers. he says agriculture production, too much greenhouse gas emissions, we've got the story. new york city mayor eric adams could be facing the other battle over his plan to send illegal migrants to surrounding suburbs. the mayor says he has no choice because the city reached its limit. as title 42 expires today, shocking video shows massive numbers of migrants illegally crossing the border with thousands more on the way. vice president will give the latest developments from the border next. ♪ with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a si

lauren: yes.n this coming weekend costs $450. is so you want to park your car, there are free lots, hay do fill up, so you can prepay for a spot a mile away, that's selling for $113 and up. this is swiftonomics. it's the ticket, the makeup, the outfits, the merch, as you say. an official taylor swift concert t-shirt is $45, the hoodie is $75. and lines to buy this gear were one hour long even though most of the stuff is available on the web site. and then if you look outside the stadium, you see crowds, 20,000 people strong singing along to the songs becausest it was free for them just to show up and show their excitement. so all in, this is a 20 the-city, 52 the-night eras tour. it's expected to bring in as much as $1.6 billion. do you remember the other taylor, taylor swift, our former guest creatorsome if. stuart: no, go ahead. lauren: she told us her mom just bought her sister and her tickets, three tickets, $7500 on subhub for may 8th -- stubhub on may 28th at metlife, they can pay for parkin

lauren: i would buy that. don't see a downside of the moving of the stock price as they just a fraction higher there you have it in the now this. there's a big meeting tomorrow the white house. vice president harris system of the ceos of the four companies which currently dominate artificial intelligence predict google ai and anthropic. this brings together two issues, you do with ai and when you do with the vice president now that she is being confirmed on biden's reelection ticket. is it interesting that the meeting takes place right before the lifting of title 42 pretty and harris was an unsuccessful orders are from the ai of meeting is surely a convenient distraction in the source hope foxbusiness is all part of a rebranding. elevate the 58 -year-old bp to offset concerns over the 80 -year-old president. does the vice president offset your concerns of the biden's age is not whatever paul tells us. naturally the nation of this administration is to reach the control and regulate ai. severe droughts particula

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lauren: is back at 50, the midway point. is up 5 months in a row for may, the highest level since july 2022. there is demand, builders feeling better. stuart: that's not affecting the overall market. the dow is down 176 points. now this. we used to joke about trump derangement syndrome, for years we truly are treated to the hysterical outbursts of politicians and reporters, so extreme it was occasionally funny. this blind hatred was deep-rooted in government and media and had disastrous consequences for our country. don't be confused, 300 pages of detail but the conclusion is crystal clear. the fbi went after donald trump. they had their thumb on the political scale. andrew mccabe and james comey, they sabotage the trump team and gave hillary clinton a pass. the deep state and this report shows there is such a thing, hated trump with a passion. they would lie and cheat to stop his election and when they effort failed they did their best to wreck his presidency. the media bought it all hook line and sinker, drove the russian

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lauren: revenue missed 6.7%. would think you go to a version of cosco competitor for value and you do, the customers are pulling back, they are coming in, their discretionary spending because of inflation and they reiterated their full your numbers. stuart: they were tapped out. that's the way it looks across the board. lauren: i was in 7-11 and put three drinks on the counter, guess how much it was. $29. stuart: got to move on. take a look at this. that is an art professor at hunter college in new york city, a group of pro-life students. >> not educating students. what are you going to do? is that what you are going to do next? this is violent. >> i'm sorry about that. >> no you are not. you don't even know what that is. this is obvious. stuart: you are a professor. why isn't she fired? >> she's doesn't care about free speech or debate. hats off to the kid on the other side of the table. he was the adult in that space, don't know how he got that but that kid was respectful, answered her questions. hunter or this

lauren: stealing from the dollar store. we went intel. lauren: they are down.fting but it is not. they are dow stock down almost 6%. they have very little artificial intelligence exposure compared to the others. stuart: whereas nvidia is up 29% or something like that. exxon mobil. lauren: oil is down today. there's an opec meeting next weekend russia is downplaying additional cuts at the meeting. reportedly they wouldn't be taking more supply off the table. exxon is down. stuart: the increase in crime has led simone homeowners, trained personal guard dogs. how much do these dogs cost and what exactly do they do? >> reporter: for you, that's going to be a tall order but they are leica 24 hour security system. unlike an alarm, they show up right away, not like police, no waiting time. they are a deterrent and they can stop a threat, whether it is a home or business so puppies start around for grand but a fully trained level iii executive protection dog will start around $50,000. stuart: >> people don't feel safe anymore. so i'm giving the solution you don't have

as lauren martinez explains, these fish are not cheap. lauren: iconic freshwater fish. staff at this supply store are reacting to the news that more than 50 of them were stolen from the japanese friendship garden in san jose. >> i was sad and disappointed why someone would go through that effort and steal fish from a park. lauren: a spokesperson from the department of parks and recreation services says it happened overnight on april 29. >> they were stolen over the previous weekend from isolation tanks. lauren: each fish costs about $75, so approximately $4000 worth of fish were stolen. in the 1960's, 300 koi fish were gifted to san jose from the city of okiana, japan. there are no 220 fish. >> we are definitely wrapping up our security. we have had several instances of break-ins in the past year, including stolen tools and equipment. lauren: parks and recreation purchase supplies and food from champion mission, a koi and pond supply store. they cater to koi collectors. >> some people keep them for luck, most people keep them verb enjoyment. it depends on the quality of

what's going on lauren? lauren: yeah, it's a paid feature.and some are actually asking it for mental health advice. doctors do not recommend this , but users say that it's actually working, until you realize oh, the person making me feel better is actually a computer. one person wrote, using my.ai, because i'm lonely and don't want to bother real people. i think this is a sign of the times, right? everyone seems to be depressed and younger people are on their phones, and reliant on technology, even replacing human beings more than they ever have been. ashley: yeah, it's a slippery slope. all right, lauren, thank you very much. and staying on ai, famed theoretical physicist michio kaku has a stark warning about the dangerous side of artificial intelligence. he's going to be here and i'm going to ask him what concerns him the most? the department of transportation wants airlines to pay you if your flight is canceled or delayed. lydia hu has that report, right after this. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) woah. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) constant contact

as lauren martinez explains, these fish are not cheap. lauren: iconic freshwater fish. staff at this supply store are reacting to the news that more than 50 of them were stolen from the japanese friendship garden in san jose. >> i was sad and disappointed why someone would go through that effort and steal fish from a park. lauren: a spokesperson from the department of parks and recreation services says it happened overnight on april 29. >> they were stolen over the previous weekend from isolation tanks. lauren: each fish costs about $75, so approximately $4000 worth of fish were stolen. in the 1960's, 300 koi fish were gifted to san jose from the city of okiana, japan. there are no 220 fish. >> we are definitely wrapping up our security. we have had several instances of break-ins in the past year, including stolen tools and equipment. lauren: parks and recreation purchase supplies and food from champion mission, a koi and pond supply store. they cater to koi collectors. >> some people keep them for luck, most people keep them verb enjoyment. it depends on the quality of

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she and lauren, this lawsuit could save lives.this situation, i hope they are able to access the abortion care that they need. for lawmakers, i hope that they actually read our stories, absorb them because i just them, and realize that -- digest them and realize that there are so many of us. they are hurting. >> i want autonomy back. as a woman and as a p >> reporter: do you feel like sitting down and doing this interview is even a risk? >> absolutely. even surrounded by april i love and care about. it is still scary. >> reporter: and you still believe it is worth it? >> i do. i do. >> byron: our thanks to rachel. coming up, triumphed over tragedy. the exclusive interview with ray allen, the drummer with the allen, the drummer with the registry rock band de medicine e the risk of hiv without daily prep pills. with one shot every other month, just 6 times a year. in studies, apretude was proven superior to a daily prep pill in reducing the risk of hiv. you must be hiv negative to receive apretude and get tested before each injectio

lauren: use the 14th amendment, bypass congress. that says it is unconstitutional for the nation not to pay its debts. >> president biden: i've been considering the 14th amendment. a man i have enormous respect for who advised me for a long time, thinks it would be legitimate. it would have to be predicated. in the meantime without an extension you would end up in the same place. lauren: senator joe manchin says sit down and negotiate. >> i think, to have five of the critical leaders for the country walk out of the meeting and not one of them say we made progress. that suspecting something, staff, direction from the leadership, it is ridiculous. stuart: exasperation. investors encouraged by staffers. manchin says no, not the other way. stuart: senator feinstein, and >> the 89, is expected to cast a vote. she missed 91 vote as she recovered from shingles. her return restores the democratic majority on the judiciary committee and pops back its calls for her to just resign. stuart: take a look at this article in the wall street journal

lauren martinez explains.auren: getting homeless families off the streets and into temporary housing is dividing residence in santa clara. vote tuesday evening after months of planning adjustments and community input. >> there has been a lot of fear but this issue is about helping people, getting people off the streets and into housing. lauren: lisa is the founder santa clara housing advocates and created it as a result of this project. >> the only thing that kept me off the street was community support that i was lucky to have. lauren: a fellow member says this project is a small part of a systemwide approach that needs to happen. >> just because it is not going to fix everything does not mean it is not a necessary thing to do. lauren: santa clara county and the nonprofit are expecting to build a housing unit that have 30 units. residents who oppose the project say they have more than 5000 signatures that have signed a petition. >> i just want them to narrow down the focus of bit, but it is the location we ar

lauren: lauren martinez, abc7news. ama: the bay area breakt tonight was founded in oakland where young minds had a special graduation tonight. the love life foundation has teamed up with fhl bank to teach high school students from across the region on financial literacy. over six weeks, students are taught about budgeting, investing, saving for the future, stock market trends, and more. students tonight celebrated completing the course. >> it has been a valuable experience for the young people and we have gotten amazing response from the parents and others in the community. they are n something they a in . ama: each participant was given a bank account in their name and $500. for our final building a better bay area breakthrough, we found progress in the north bay. marin county's fire program is looking at new ways to train recruits, and it is impressive. dan: we have new details in the goal of a high-speed rail system in california. designs for the first stretch of the central valley were revealed today. the first fou

lauren martinez has more on the excitement. lauren: two global events are coming to levi's stadium in 2026. >> excited to see it back here so soon. i am thankful i live in a big city like this. lauren: the president of the 49ers said the bid to have the super bowl returned to the bay area has been going on for six months. >> we know with all of us coming on line that there is ton of competition for these world-class events. lauren: by the time super bowl lx kicks off, there will be $175 million put into improving levi's stadium. >> we do not get this event or the world cup without that. lauren: the santa clara mayor said having one of those events outstanding and put within a few months of each other will take planning. >> the world cup alone could be multiple games in our city. it is not just one game. we know what to expect with the super bowl. lauren: gilmore plans to work with it the host committee to bring more fan events to game day. >> i want to see a lot more than last time. lauren: the president of the committee said s

lauren: five day china will enable do it. president biden it just we not massive natural gas project in alaska climate activist apparently are not happy. lauren: there's nothing they can do about it is 39 billion-dollar project thousand jobs created to take liquefied natural gas to asia specifically japan and if underwent all environmental reviews, overhears and it it actually had everything the federal and state permits. that is a reason it is happening even though the claimant people are against it in fact, the i'm going to blow your socks off others is one group that wants to stop use the word natural gas because natural implies that it comes from nature printed you need to collect fossil gas because it is bad so you need it fossil gas pipeline. guest: control the language, so you can control the narrative and is just so obvious what is going on here speaking of liquefied fossil gas. guest: one of the color evil fossil gas be doing what. stuart: will are you surprised, recent price and not given the green night and going o

lauren: he is chair of the house judiciary.ormation from tech giants, not just google about their communications with the white house, he wants to know did you work together to censor free speech. only one that didn't fully comply with the subpoena. google produced 4000 pages much of them redacted. by may 27th, if this committee does not receive that he's threatening enforcement which could hold alphabet in contempt among other things. stuart: the stock is up, any threat to google that stock would not be acting as it did. back to the markets, alphabet top of the list, 82%. scott shellady. i want to talk commercial real estate woes, you are telling me they are a big problem. is that right? >> reporter: big problem for regional banks, 10 billion to one hundred billion. as you go up the chain, real estate loans become less part of the portfolio. looking at the regional banks they could be 40 to 45% of their portfolio and that's not good considering where the rates have gone, 13 short months these commercial real estate loans comin

lauren martinez has more on the excitement. lauren: two global events are coming to levi's stadium in 2026. >> excited to see it back here so soon. i am thankful i live in a big city like this. lauren: the president of the 49ers said the bid to have the super bowl returned to the bay area has been going on for six months. >> we know with all of us coming on line that there is ton of competition for these world-class events. lauren: by the time super bowl lx kicks off, there will be $175 million put into improving levi's stadium. >> we do not get this event or the world cup without that. lauren: the santa clara mayor said having one of those events outstanding and put within a few months of each other will take planning. >> the world cup alone could be multiple games in our city. it is not just one game. we know what to expect with the super bowl. lauren: gilmore plans to work with it the host committee to bring more fan events to game day. >> i want to see a lot more than last time. lauren: the president of the committee said s

lauren: are up 33%. garden owner is buying ruth's chris, over 30% premium for darden shares. stuart: $700 million for ruth's chris, the steakhouse? lauren: uh-huh. stuart: are we still eating steak like that? i didn't know we were doing that. i need to ask you, you got an a.i. pick or an anti-a.i -- >> we own nvidia. nvidia, obviously, is the chipmaker that really has best of breed chips for data centers, autonomous driving, gaming and, obviously, artificial intelligence -- stuart: you're not worried about wild pe ratio? >> i am worried about that, actually. nvidia's something i continue to buy every single week for myself personally, we own it for clients. i think over the course of the next 10 years it should be one of the best performing stocks out there, but i am concerned in the near term that the runup has been very dramatic. stuart: spectacular, it has. >> it has. stuart: 278 per share as we speak. mark, stay there, you're with me for the hour. >>> now this, a restaurant in california got backlash

lauren: go ahead.tuart: climate czar john kerry has new target in ware on climate change: farmers. agriculture creates a third of all greenhouse gas emissions and it's got to stop. we're on it. scandal in new york city supporter bushes and nearby -- suburbs and nearby counties refusing to house mig migrants d restraining orders being imposed and one local leader calls it the wild west. title 42 ends at midnight, border patrol already dealing with the highest levels of illegal crossings ever. it's only going to get worse. the border patrol union says a title wave of illegal migration has begun. caroline schivley has the report from the border and she's next. ♪ we're talking about cashbackin. not a game. not a game! we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're not talking about practice? we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. not a game! we've been talking about practice for too long. -word. -no practice. we're talking abou

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lauren: in los altos, lauren martinez, abc7news. stephanie: this next story will wake you up.r have we seen them take out the trash. home security video captured one ready and willing cub wheeling out a trash bin outside of a home in north carolina. the homeowner, david oppenheimer, says most of the bears in that area don't bother trying to open his garbage bins, let alone roll it down the driveway. but here this little guy is. he says he saw the cub and its mom earlier in the day. you see him kind of sniffing samist and drizzle has returned for the beta breakers, temperatures in the low 50's. hopefully, a little bit of sun late in the morning towards noontime. and we have high clouds moving in. mid-70's bayside, mid-80's inland. tomorrow, the warmest day of the week by far, feeling like summer, 60's to upper 80's. the marine layer solid place, allowing for a cool start to the memorial day weekend. stephanie: we are an hour out from the start of the beta breakers race so pack the jacket. thank you for joining us. i am stephanie sierra with lisa argen. news continues at 9:00. i

lauren: well, that's how it was when we grew up.ents want them in sports, organized or in the house. stuart: show me airbnb, because i think stock's down. lauren: they just davis, in my opinion, the first major indication that travel demand is slowing because of the high prices to to go bases. however -- places. however, the ceo, mr. brian chesky, says of course we have to cut costs, but we're not going to do to use artificial intelligence another the that. watch. >> we could do verge isly with a.i. the same amount of work with significantly fewer employees than we have today. and if we're only trying to be profitable and not grow, that would be fine. but, of course, we have incredibly big growth ambitions. lauren: yep, they're focusing on growth, not profitability. brian chesky will join "the claman countdown" today. >> i guess you have to mention a.i. and using a.i. for your stock to go up. stuart: exactly, that'll do it. lauren: can i just add in, because this is just crossing, the openai ceo, sam altman, he's going to testify be

lauren: hey, stop! 20-city, 52-night tour could bring in as much as $1.6 billion , and if you want to catch the show this weekend at gillette stadium near boston, tickets are going for over $ 2,000 for an obstructed view, neil, so this is like swift-onom ics, an entire economy based on taylor swift. it's not just the ticket prices it's everything else, oh, and the traffic. neil: all i know is adele, signed an agreement $2 million a day for her vegas show so swiftie or whatever, can cling to that, but what do you think? lauren: i think that they should team up and do a concert together. one does the opening act one night, the main event the next night and they just switch it off. neil: when taylor swift would seem interrupted to talk to the security guard the song was still going on. was that the chorus singing or what was that all about? lauren: i asked myself the same question. neil: exactly. because adele doesn't do that. lauren: neil i'm trying to keep this very positive. neil: i know. i'm trying to

lauren: correct. stuart: whey are they down? lauren: 20% in two days.sterday was on earnings. they reported their first quarterly loss since 2009. meat prices coming down because demand for meat is down, and their costs are up. not good. stuart: all right. thank you, lauren. >>> next case, nearly half of baby boomers have no retirement savings. the numbers are even worse for the younger generation. we'll tell you all about it. >>> only 32 of voters think -- 32 of voters think president biden has the mental sharpness to be president. all that doubt putting a spotlight on vice president harris. will she be an asset or a liability in 2024 the? >>> and steve cortez a spokesman for donald trump in to 2016 and 2020. will he be -- well, will he be back with trump in to 2024? well, steve's got a big announcement, and he's going to make that announcement right here, right after this break. ♪ r-o-c-k in the usa ♪ d-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco