lauren: yes. for about 90 minutes. you experience what it's like to be in space, the weightlessness -- ashley: yep. lauren: they conduct their experiments -- ashley: three italian researchers on board, and eventually they drift back down to earth and land on a runway. lauren: and they hoped to do it again and again and again. it's that repetition and the reliability that really brings us to successful space tourism and eventually brings down the price tag. ashley: based on that pick can churching we're going to have to take their word for it -- picture. thin trading today, as you'd expect, kind of a holiday feeling to it. the dow still up 41 points, the nasdaq -- 141 points, the nasdaq down and the s&p just up one-tenth of a percent. take a look at the big tech names, most of them moving lower except for apple. they hit an all-time high again earlier in the session. microsoft, meta, amazon and alphabet all down at this hour. let's take a look at 10-year treasury which had, the yield on this had be

lauren: yes.an get you up there or would you take the money and run with it? lauren: could i do that? i might do that. no, i would go. i would live up to my promise. stuart: you're a nice lady. energy secretary granholm admitted to giving false information about her stock holdings. republicans want an investigation. hillary vaughn on capitol hill. where's this thing going, hillary? reporter: stuart it depends if the inspector general does investigate. if he does what he finds, so we'll see what comes out of it but lawmakers are saying that what granholm told them in april when she testified about her stock holdings, they are saying what she said was not true. >> you don't own any individual stock now, so maybe you did when you first came and you converted them to mutual funds? >> totally it was the sale of what i'd had because i'm not owning individual stocks, because i signed an ethics agreement with the president of the united states saying i would divest. reporter: turns out her family did have

lauren: yeah.even think of that. ashley: now this, president biden, well, he says his plan for the economy, already working. listen. >> folks, let me say this as clearly as i can, trickle down approach failed the middle class are. it failed america. it blew up the deficit, it increased inequity and it weakened our infrastructure and stripped the dignity, pride and hope out of communities one after another. i'm here to say we have a plan that's turning things around incredibly quickly. we have more work to do. ashley: more work to do. taylor riggs is here now. taylor, great to have you onboard here. voters overwhelmingly, all the polls show it, say that the economy was better four years ago under donald trump. where is the disconnect between what joe biden tells us and what the people of this country believe? >> i think the hard part about attaching your name to something is you take credit for it, but that as means you -- also means you take blame on the other side. ill say some of the risks that w

lauren: yes. stuart: thanks lauren.hat big board in business now for what, six and a half minutes we're up 70 points, .21% show me the dow winners, please. those 30 stock which is are the best performers? microsoft is up top there, $4.81 higher. mcdonald's is active, salesforce , apple, nike. the s&p 500 headed by generac, the what's that? ashley: generators. stuart: of course they are, yeah got one. ashley: [laughter] stuart: 7% up they just keep on going. you've got to have one in florida. ashley: every other day. lauren: i believe i have a generac. i'm the only one on my block. stuart: you just bought peace of mind. lauren: yes. stuart: american airlines is moving. carnival is on the list. nasdaq winners net ease, lucid, pin. uoduo and meta is up five bucks today. still ahead, the view anna navarro defends president biden and his relationship with his son hunter watch this. >> the hunter biden story, the scandal, this , that, it's also the story of a father's love, and joe biden has never and will never give up on hi

lauren is with me. lauren: here we go again. is more than $5 billion in cargo is stuck off the ports of los angeles and the ports on the west coast because of labor disagreement and now the u.s. chamber of commerce is saying look the biden administration wrote a letter saying you need to appoint a mediator to go through this because this is getting pretty ugly. stuart: the transportation secretary pete buttigieg, where does he come into all of this because it's the transportation and the shipping and rail lines that go to the ports. lauren: i don't think we've heard from him in this latest round, have we? i don't think so. stuart: i don't think so, no. but there's a holdup at the ports on the west coast and how it works out we don't know. lauren, thanks. coming up. this is my opinion. i see the trump indictment as a desperate attempt to interfere in an election that the democrat s know is not going their way. that is my opinion. that is my take coming up at the top of the 10:00 hour. and commuters gearing up for a very difficult

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lauren is looking at the movers. lauren: a student loan lender.dent loan delinquencies will go above the 2019 levels, $170 million calling that sizable shock to a variety of sectors the same day they initiated coverage with a cell and a $5 price target. stuart: next case, under armour. lauren: they are down 10.7% to equal weight, take the price target to $8. they say they are too exposed to north america, too much inventory. stuart: the dow is down 166 points. the attorney general in new jersey suing three school districts over transgender policies. the state doesn't want schools telling parents if someone wants to change their gender identity. have i got that right? >> exactly right. the states argument is it is discrimination if a teacher tells a parent about their own child's gender identity, if there's a change to it, change in pronouns or name change but a lot of parents are not comfortable with that and we saw that at a school board meeting. >> having them think their parents are not safe. forcing children to turn to other people than their

lauren: $740 million.e could make another half billion thanks to her tour. the tour tonight in chicago tonight, cheapest seat is $700 and you can't even see the front of the stage with that. who is number one? rihanna, richest self-made woman in music and worth basically double taylor swift, $1.4 billion. i'm prepared to say move over, rihanna, taylor is coming up. ashley: get a sense of the markets and we know the sense, it's up. verizon and at&t, it's up. 3m, caterpillar, american express leading the way and a big surge after a very big may jobs report. guess what, don't go anywhere. why? because friday feedback is coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [typing] ♪ you were made to act spontaneously. we were made to help plan accordingly. ♪ bridgett is here. she has no clue that i'm here. she has no clue who's in the helmet. are you ready? -i'm ready! alright. xfinity rewards creates experiences big and small, and once-in-a-lifetime. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long t

lauren: correct.ir broadcast rights are up and disney and amazon are reported to be interested in buying them. wwe merged with the parent of u fc recently. stuart: you're shaking your head >> how does wrestling still exist? stuart: it's blossoming. >> this is the most shocking thing. lauren: i love watching wrestling. >> i remember, you know, andre the giant back in the day. lauren: hulk hogan. >> but now? lauren: the guy with the pink bandanna. i had brothers. >> i was a young kid in that age and it was phenomenal but when i realized it was fake, i don't know. lauren: brett the hitman heart. >> we could go on and on with these. stuart: rotten robbie. >> rowdy rowdy piper? stuart: something like that any way. going to get sued for that. lauren: [laughter] lauren: where will they find a new home is the question. stuart: we're going to get serious. hold on. hundreds of people sit down for a mass performed almost entirely by artificial intelligence. the chat bot even gave a sermon. we will tell you its m

lauren: i want a cup of tea. >> [laughter] lauren: or coffee here? it was your gas stoves and your furnaces, and now it's coal and wood fired pizza ovens. new york city drafted new rules that targets historic pizzarias. president biden kicking off summer by selling his economic record launching a second " investing in america tour" today and coming out of the basement for a series of campaign events. coming up, i'll talk to stephen moore if this presidential strategy, is it going to work? ♪ ♪ - representative! - sorry, i didn't get that. - oh buddy! you need a hug. you also need consumer cellular. get the exact same coverage as the nation's leading carriers and 100% us based customer support. starting at $20. consumer cellular. stuart: states rely on gas taxes to help maintain the roads of course they do. however, those taxes are now generating less and less each year because of electric vehicles. ashley? states are coming up with new ways to get the money out of us aren't they? ashley: though fools, yes you say taxes are generating less each year. w

kenny, lauren, thank you very much. back at elon musk claiming his company cares about profit-over-safety. we've got the details on that and we told you about the company swimply, where you can rent someone's private pool. well they are now expanding to pickleball. it's all the rage and tennis courts, the ceo is here to tell us all about it and back to our biggest story of the day, trump 's indictment. how does this look on the world stage? i'm going to be asking james car afano, next. you ok, man? the internet is telling me a million different ways i should be trading. look! what's up my trade dogs? you should be listening to me. you want to be rich like me? you want to trust me on this one. [inaudible] wow! yeah! it's time to take control of your investing education. cut through the noise with best-in-class education resources that match your preferred style of learning. learn your way. not theirs. td ameritrade. where smart investors get smarter℠. my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i

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lauren: i don't know. stuart: lauren has the number. lauren: i don't like the question.rry about money. what's that number? stuart: give me a number. lauren: it's $2.2 million, according to charles schwab. look, i think the number varies based on who you hang out with, because you try to live the same lifestyle as your peers so it varies. i would have said off the top of my head a million dollars. i feel like most people used to say a million dollars but that number has gone up a lot. stuart: such a thing as inflation. so it's 2.2 million at schwab and their survey. lauren: yes. stuart: mark tepper is still here. how much do your clients feel they need to feel wealthy? >> first things first. the number was 2.6 million pre- pandemic in the same exact survey. lauren: oh. >> its gone down 400,000. lauren: no. >> in the face of this inflation so obviously people are changing the definition of wealthy. at 2.2 million any good financial planner today would tell you that you could probably pull 3% of that out per-year, given today's inflation rates and then adjust it up for inf

lauren? what's he saying? lauren: i did nothing wrong. is seen as critical evidence for the special counsel, jack smith, and his investigation into this documents case, and it does show donald trump seemingly bragging about a pentagon plan to attack iran to writers and journalists who did not have security clearances. well fox news digital asked trump about that leaked audio. here is what he said. >> i said it very clearly. i had a whole desk full of lots of papers and mostly newspaper articles, copies of magazines, copies of different plans, copies of stories, having to do with many many subjects, and what was said was absolutely fine and very perfectly. we did nothing wrong. this is a whole hoax. lauren: in the audio you actually hear the desk full of papers but this tape is evidence , right, no doubt, but is it a smoking gun? ashley: that's being debated. lauren, thank you very much. earlier this month, you may remember, new york city was covered in a thick haze of smoke from the canadian wildfires. well, apparently that smoke is now e

you must have been referring to something lauren said. lauren: or last week.od forbid it was me. good news, stuart will be back on monday. lauren: are you sure? david: hoping and crossing my fingers. next one from john. if you could be anyone in the world, who would you choose? i'm going to go to you because i can't think of anyone. lauren: me neither. taylor swift. she's making a lot of money and inspiring a lot of young girls. david: when you have a family, you can't give -- you don't want to give up your family. i'm sorry even if you're having problem withs your wife or whatever, don't want to give up your family. lauren: you want to be yourself. david: i want to keep my family and i couldn't do that unless i was me. lauren: i'd want to be god, i guess. david: you would? lauren: i'd love that. tell you who deserves it. david: that's not my -- i'm a creature not a creator. this one comes from thomas, indictment? we just lost what small amount of standing we had in the world. the end of our role as leader of the free world. i don't know if weave ended it for

lauren: good morning, ashley. first just listen to what that sonic boom sounded like for people enjoying their lazy sunday afternoon. >> [loud boom] lauren: lucas tomlinson confirm ed it was two f-16 fighter jets dispatched from the national guard. they scrambled to supersonic speeds to figure out why a private plane entered d.c. restricted air space. that private jet left tennessee. it was headed for an airport on long island but then took this erratic u-turn and ended up over washington. the pilot was unresponsive and eventually his plane crashed into virginia. it was not shot down. i do want to clarify that and unfortunately, ashley, there were no survivors. among the dead the owner of the plane's daughter and two- year-old granddaughter and no word yet on what happened to make the pilot unresponsive. ashley: oh, dear. all right, lauren, thank you very much. take a look at this piece now, from the new york times. it says, "the two joe bidens co- exist in the same president, sharp and wise, of critical moments t

lauren: ashley, i'll get you some. ashley: i'm so poorly up. another one for you, lauren.sting. four major cities where it is cheaper to buy a house than actually rent one. tell me where. lauren: redfin says it is 24% cheaper to pay for mortgage than rent your home in detroit. it's cheaper in philadelphia by 7% to buy than rent. it's also cheaper in cleveland and in houston. it's because home values in those four cities, let's say, stagnated as the word to describe what's happening but look, you take san francisco. it's twice as expensive to buy than rent and nationwide, the typical home costs about 25% more to own than rent, so it's just those four cities. kind of out of whack. ashley: and you have to come up with a down payment as well which many people cannot lauren, thank you very much. coming up, guess what? it's not too late to be on the show today. don't forget to send in your friday feedback. you can e-mail your comments, questions, your critiques. we want to hear it all just send it to varneyviewers@fox.com. now this. recreational marijuana is now legal in 23 stat

lauren: ah. clean-up.- the the suffering of the uighurs in china, they're being enslaved because of their faith. china has a deplorable record on human rights and all people of faith. i didn't recognize the pronunciation my friend hugh hewitt used. that's on me. yeah, but presidential contenderses don't think suarez is ready for the national stage including the former ambassador to the u.n.. >> over a million muslim uighurs sitting in china, they are making them change their name, change their religion, sexual abuse. i mean, genocide. we promised never again to look away from genocide, and it's happening right now in china. and the fact that the whole world is ignoring it is shameful. lauren: nikki haley just spelled it out and says her policy would be to come down very hard on china. ashley: okay. thank you very much, lauren. it is time now for the wednesday trivia question. s the, indeed. it's a good one. who was first nfl player to answer, i'm going to disney world, after winning the super bowl? >> doug

lauren: up 1.2%.a davidson said they're a handful of retailers to top forecasts because they have been able to keep their prices stable. less promotions which is good for the bottom line. walmart is increasing pay for 7,000 of their workers in health care like their pharmacists. some will start making $140,000 a year before bonuses and other incentives. that is pretty good. mode derna is also higher. they have teamed up with merck for cancer treatment. they're showing promising results using mrna technology from moderna with keytruda from merck with patients with high-risk melanoma. target, downgrading them to sector weight. they're down 1.7% now. they make the tie-in to student loans. americans will have to start paying student loans again this summer that will give them less money to spend at target. that won't bode well for back to school. by the way i just bought two of my childrens supplies for next year. we do it through the pta. it's little bit more money you also give money to the pta for doin

lauren: let's do it.y monaghan says the pga tour couldn't afford to keep fighting liv golf backed by the sovereign wealth fund of the saudis. so pga spent so much money, tens of millions of dollars in the legal fight, and a reported $100 million on its own purchase -- purses to keep the players from defecting. so they -- i don't know, do you want to say they sell out? they agree to the deal with liv, but it might have been liv's plan all along knowing they could push pga when it came to its pocketbook because they couldn't afford to keep fighting. i think it feels hypocritical to a lot of people, right? in the beginning, if you defected, you were called a tray or to have. pga was good, hiv was bad, and now they're one of the same and you just have to agree -- stuart: i it's a huge win for the saudis. they just bought golf, and it's a huge loss for president biden who who called saudi arabia a pariah. you with me on this? >> and donald trump foreshadowed more than a year ago that they would ultimately merg

lauren: it is.we've been speaking about a lot, because they are wanting to be the custodian for the blackrock etf, the bitcoin etf and now they have more stature and they offer ed a 50 million credit line to the crypto miner to fund their operations. there you have it. stuart: okay. lauren: one is going up 4%, one is going down 5%. stuart: that was excellent. what a discussion of coinbase we just had there. superb. lauren: you can have a better discussion right now. stuart: yes, because we have somebody who really knows the subject. literally sitting here in new york. lauren: hi. stuart: brock pierce, you are brock pierce are you not? >> i am. glad to be back. stuart: yeah, look, we've got a rally going on in bit coin reaching 30,000 bucks, topped out at 31,000 a couple of days ago. explain to me how this etf, the bitcoin etf, how does that help bitcoin go up in price? why? >> well there's a couple parts. first of all blackrock being the mega institution that it is, it lends a tremendous amount of c

the belarusian president says he ♪ lauren: i am lauren taylor. this is al jazeera live from london.lso coming up -- >> the greatest witchhunt of all time. lauren: donald trump continues to deny he did anything wrong after he is heard on tape discussing highly confidential secret documents that he had not declassified. a decade-long u.n. mission comes to none -- comes to an unceremonious and. peacekeepers will withdraw from mali. ♪ lauren: we begin in russia where the political aftershocks of saturday's mutiny by the wagner mercenary group are being felt in moscow, minsk, and the frontlines lines of the war in ukraine. president vladimir putin has admitted for the first time vac and are is funded by the russian state. he says within the last year, the private army has been given $1 billion of government money. the man behind the mutiny, yevgeny prigozhin, has arrived in belarus where he has agreed to live in exile. it was one of the terms of the deal that ended wagner's march against moscow and saw a seized city headed back to russia's army. the deal was brokered by belarusian presid

lauren: worker safety.enator sanders says amazon puts profits over safety but he calls warehouse conditions amazon factories dangerous and illegal and he puts numbers on it, if you look at the rate of serious injuries at the warehouses, 8. 6 per one hundred workers. amazon, what are you doing about it? let us know by july 5th, amazon says they disagree with these accusations. stuart: of these days we will have a photograph of bernie sanders smiling. it' s a distinct possibility. lauren: ai would say that. remember the story yesterday? what -- right minded people are prettier and smile more. stuart: something on my prompter you have to explain. what is this about a cage match fight between elon musk and mark zuckerberg. stuart: meta is working on a twitter competitor. they took this to social media and are both open for a cage match and it will be in vegas at what is called the octagon. elon musk at 51 or mark zuckerberg at 39, just the competition for jujitsu, he's been training with a personal trainer. stu

lauren, you are back . you for that. lauren, you are back with us. to reiterate the breaking line. we are starting to get some of the detail know about what's been happening inside that courtroom. donald trump allowed to leave court without conditions. that's from reuters, cnn, trump allowed to leave without condition. trump, as are reported in the last few minutes, has pled not guilty to mishandling government secrets. that's got into afp, a number of news agencies are now reporting that in the last few minutes, trump pleads not guilty to mishandling government secrets. and as for those details about what is happening inside, it seems that the prosecutors tell the judge they do not consider donald trump to be a flight risk, and this was pretty much anticipated. here's the front runner for the much anticipated. here's the front runnerfor the party much anticipated. here's the front runner for the party to much anticipated. here's the front runnerfor the party to be much anticipated. here's the front runner for the party to be there next presidential

lauren: stock is going to $6, lauren: experiencing lower demand.n't see a way out, management to ridership. stuart: just getting notes on jay powell. stuart: night at the current pace. lauren: dow is down 65 points. stuart: search and rescue efforts continue for that missing submersible. they detected underwater noises. ashley webster with the latest. time is running out. ashley: based on what the coast guard said yesterday, somewhere between 24, and 22 hours but there is a small glimmer of hope as you pointed out. canadian surveillance plane detected banking sounds every 30 minutes in the area the submersible went missing and additional sonar devices were deployed, the banking was still heard. the coast guard put out an update saying canadian piii aircraft detected underwater noises in the search area. as a result, our ovi operations were located in an attempt to explore the origin of the noises, those searches have yielded negative results but continue. of a u.s. navy is analyzing the data as more vessels are arriving in the search area but time

how about you, lauren? lauren: i can't predict it.and comes on me fast and i'm shocked by it. stuart: ashley? ashley: yeah, that's good u lauren. cameras come on and you're on and get amazing energy and that's for sure. stuart: i get nervous before donald trump and that's the way it is. what's the riskiest adventure can you share and remains on bucket list? i'm out of the risk taking business these days. so i'm not going to do anything in the future that's truly risky. the riskiest thing i did was hitchhike around the world for four years. that's what i did and it was a big risk. cage out all right. lauren: sky diving in south africa and love it had so much and tried to do it in new york and weather grounded and only went once and i'd do it again. stuart: ash. ashley: got to go in f16 fighter jet, the thunder birds, which was amazing but i did throw up. just want to throw that in there. lauren: ho how was your neck? ashley: sore. i lost about five pounds in sweat but it was an amazing experience. stuart: bet you wouldn't do it again.

lauren: they are up 50%.e that is great but with the gains we expect from big tech, $50 a day. lauren: it is such a narrow market. there are other more traditional ones. stuart: here we go. why was the energy drink celsius searched millions of times on tiktok? lauren: for weight loss. it was rumored it contained a chemical in ozempic which is not true, they say not true but people especially on tiktok searched the phrase celsius ozempic drink more than 11 million times so celsius said that is false but the drink seems to have hit the sweet spot with many. you could lose weight. increases your metabolism but it does not contain ozempic. it is like the new ai. the numbers go up and the weight goes down but sales numbers go up. of the one we have been talking about people using ozempic for weight loss but many users report a decrease in anxiety and depression since they started using it. that's what they say. doc siegel will straighten it out. weight loss drugs like ozempic are treating binge eating disorders. i

why, lauren? something called review bombing where they see unusual activity on a review site. in this case it was negative reviews of the little mermaid. probably by bots and people creating multiple accounts. so imdb is now making changes to its rating system to so it can preserve its reliability. right now the movie has over 43,000 ratings by users, a third of them are just one star, that's the lowest possible. overall, they get, yeah, seven out of en. so maybe that's because of the negative reviews. it would be higher. i give it a soll or half of it because we left early, i'd give it a seven out of ten. ashley: oh. even though to you left early, i get it. next one for you, and this is probably the biggest story of the day k let's be honest -- [laughter] harry and meghan reportedly will stop writing books and making documentaries. hallelujah. lauren: do you think it's true though the, ash? do you can really think they're going to be the quiet? ashley: no. lauren: we neither. maybe for now they

lauren: 800. stuart: $1.4 trillion. lauren: what team should they buy?anybody in to buy. their star, the forward for man city is from norway and always displays a norwegian flag whenever on the field. anyway, next case, billionaire dallas mavericks owner mark cuban saying it's good business for companies to go woke. how could he say that after the backlash against bud light and target? lauren: he said good ceos understand you just wait it out. wait out the news p cycle and tl all pass. bud light and target are welcoming all people of races, genders, sizes, you name it. the boycotts are overblown. okay, how? he made the argument we don't own individual stocks, we own funds so you can say, okay, target's numbers are down but you can't attribute to a lot of people selling target because people own funds that target is in. stuart: you look like you're itching to say something. >> he's obviously very successful and opinionated, but i was waiting for him to say and us, the a dallas mavericks are a woke organization. he didn't say that and wouldn't because he w

lauren: what does that mean about the recession?he most talked about an expected recession that hasn't materialized. stuart: ali baba is moving and it is up. lauren: they were cut at bernstein, this is the china economy story, they say traffic is slowing down, costs rising, and also the marketing, advertisers that spend on ali baba they describe as anemic. stock is up. stuart: i will take it. now to the elon musk headline of the day. his mom, his mother, her name is may. can't read the prompter. musk says she canceled her son's cage fight with mark zuckerberg, musk's mom did not tell musk she canceled it. lauren: her son's company. stuart: will he canceled it because his mom says so? lauren: a verbal fight, the funniest answers when. do you think -- listening to my mom has good sense here. these are not professional fighters, mark zuckerberg and elon musk. you have seen the ufc head who wants a physical fight, promoting the heck out of a nerve fight, zuckerberg versus muscat. he said everyone will watch this hypothetical nerd fight

lauren: it is up 3%.rg set a straight high-priced target of $14, stock more than doubled this year. they are betting shares can go up 45% come october when student borrowers do that. stuart: estÉe lauder is not a stock wavered recently. >> they say they are growth markets, china well poised. stuart: do you know i use that product? makeup and all. estÉe lauder. lauren: it is not mac? stuart: who? lauren: i am going to get the proof militarily. stuart: you can't win. biden's health secretary defended his decision to mask up 2-year-olds during the pandemic. watch this. >> forcing two-year-olds to wear masks save lives? >> making sure people were masked when it was appropriate was essential to make sure we could get out of this pandemic. stuart: doesn't this contradict the science? we are all over this. senator jack grassley says burisma had millions of dollars, 17 recordings proving the supposed transactions. we have the details. donald trump slams the justice department and president biden after entering a

lauren: energy.resident biden falling asleep all the time and look at governor gavin newsom. he's got the energy. stuart: okay. >> he's ruined california. the big question with all the liberal governors is how do you get elected in the first place let alone running for president. just in chicago, they got rid of lightfoot and somehow picked someone worse. they're very bad at picking leaders. stuart: very true. matt palumbo, thank you very being here and see you very soon. some 2024 gop candidate say they're not going to sign the roc pledge to back the eventual nominee. what's the problem? ashley: former texas rep will herd said he's not going to sign the republican national committee pledge to support the eventual 2024 nominee making him just the latest trump critic to say, sorry, bad idea. rnc said in february any candidate that wants to take part in the first debate has to sign a pledge to support the eventual nominee and rnc chair mcdaniel called the requirement no brainer and goi primary candidat

lauren is looking at the movers including micron. lauren: we have a loser today.jing's ban on some of the chips they sell to chinese companies. they committed even though china says they are a security risk. micron is putting the price tag on it. half of -- china headquartered customer revenue at risk of being impacted, they are losing a lot more money. stuart: domino's pizza. lauren: research shows a sharp drop in the items they need and food commodity prices plus labor is getting easier. on a friday, you have 4. 6% again. stuart: interesting those trends towards higher costs are reversed towards lower costs. lauren: will they cut menu prices? i don't think so. stuart: e vehicles. lauren: they were up 7% moments ago because they were expanding their self driving capability to beijing and other expressways in the area and self driving capabilities in more cities this year. stuart: it spiked and came back down again. thanks. some house conservatives want to abandon the recently broken debt package. chad partrom on capitol hill. what do they want to cut? >> that is

lauren: she's being elevated.nother round of layoffs coming at ford but that's not the big deal this morning. this news of layoffs comes just as the same day that ford got a $9 billion loan from the government and let me point this out to you. headline in the "wall street journal" editorial page today. at ford, government is now job one. government is taking over ford. lauren: it used to be quality is job one. that was the ford slogan. now, they aim to please the government and get some of our money. ford is looking to make 2 million ev's a year with the help of a record $9.2 billion energy department loan to make batteries for those cars in the south. the "wall street journal" is now reporting that ford will announce a new round of job cuts we do not have a number, as early as next week. it be white collar employees in both the traditional gas engine and also the ev segments. i guess this time, getting the government money does not come with a staffing guarantee. you have to keep your level of employees if you wa

hi, i'm lauren, i lost 67 pounds in 12 months on golo. golo and the release has been phenomenal in my life. it's all natural. it's not something that gives you the jitters. it makes you go through your days with energy, and you're not tired anymore, and your anxiety, everything is gone. it's definitely worth trying. it is an amazing product. ♪ ♪ hit the road jack ♪ and don't you come back ♪ stuart: i love this song. it says a great deal. i love it. hit the road jack, ray charles. it is 10:00 eastern. straight to the money, the market reopened after a 3-day weekend. the dow was down 200. the nasdaq is down 45. if you look at the bottom right-hand corner, most of the dow 30 are in the red. that we 10 year treasury yield coming down 5 basis points, 371 is the yield, the price of oil not doing much, $70.01 a barrel. bitcoin around 26,700. this news we need to repeat. fox has confirmed that hunter biden has reached a deal with federal prosecutors to plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges and a gun charge that will likely keep him out of j

lauren: i can't tell right now.would take all of his opponents turning on him, which so far they really haven't. we have seen some comments from nikki haley about irresponsibility, a little bit from ron desantis about i would be arrested in the second, but that is not strong enough to take on the current head of the party. that opposition is going to have to get much stronger and those voices lour. he already has enough support with all of these indictments to carry him through to victory, even though it is extraordinarily serious. lewis: lauren, stand by for us. i want to take our viewers through the various live actors we have. -- live pictures we have. this is outside the court in miami. you can see the activity in the background, big media presence there. these are the aerial pictures we have live of the courthouse, donald trump inside, proceedings underway. the arraignment is just a formal reading of the alleged criminal charges to him. and then across miami, and the slightly wider area, there have been his sup

host: oren, you announced -- lauren, you announce this discovery in your masters thesis. how did that turn out for you? guest: very well. it was published on proquest and i passed my thesis and got my masters degree so it was a great launching pad and i hope to continue my research for a phd. host: you can find the thesis in the pro-public a article at pro publica.org. bernard powers, tell us the work of the center. guest: the center for the study of slavery in charleston is part of a consortium of universities over 90 strong. the consortium is known as the university studying slavery and we are involved in examining the role, historically, that the institution of slavery has played in our schools. this is one of the final frontiers yet to be investigated and we not only look at the role of slavery, which ended in 1865 in the u.s., but we understand the institution of slavery had a long legacy that comes all the way down to us in the present time. our work includes the examination of the way in which race helped to shape higher education and the way in which our education

lauren: four days is nice. like -- without the commute and little things like an entrÉe in the middle of your workday. sorry i said too much. ashley: we know where you stand. ashley: been in the office for 5 days a week with no complaints for years. ashley: a markets a little split. the nasdaq turned. actor gary sinise is being honored for his commitment and service to helping veterans. martha maccallum on the optics of hundred biden's attendance at the state dinner in florida's chief financial officer jimmy petronas will talk about florida senator's scott's travel advisor for socialist and communist coming to his stay. the 11:00 am hour of "varney and company" is coming up next. ♪ tourist taking photos that are analyzed by ai. so researchers can help life underwater flourish. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, and grow. constant contact. helping the small stand tall. >> tight majorit

okay, lauren.ross the country are also sounding the alarm on mental health hawaii are they saying? lauren: huge crisis and need more money to deal with it. there's a survey about 117 cities and their mayors and 97% of them said they've seen request for mental health help increase over the last two years. 88% of those mayors say they do not have the resources to help the people. most of the mental health problems stem from substance abuse but covid, hopelessness, and the economy. homelessness and the economy. you're seeing some police departments pair up with mental health professionals to help the way they respond to some of the calls they're getting. it's a crisis and with teenagers and adults and we've got to do more about it. ashley: get more help to them. lauren, thank you very much. look at markets and it's been open now for two hours and we've been kind of a sputtering start to the new u.s. trading session this week. i can't even say it. a dow off a third of a percent and s&p 500 and nasdaq a

lauren: i miss my everyday.plies profit, revenue doubled, the expectation came in at $373 million but that was helped by a patent sale, blackberries today. ashley: but those are fantastic. top russian general reportedly arrested under suspicion he was aware of the wagoner rebellion before it happened. lauren: his nickname is general armageddon. reportedly had prior knowledge of the wagoner group's mutiny and possibly aided it and was arrested for it. the criminal has declined to give any details, this general has not been seen since saturday when he appeared in the video calling on the floor for the wagoner group, prigozhin to call off. no one has seen prigozhin in public but president putin is in public trying to project ashley: power, control, stability. he's going to disappear, isn't he? ashley: a few people will disappear. lauren: as stewart says, watch it. ashley: let's play this again. president biden's latest gaffe, roll it. >> vladimir putin has been weakened by recent events? >> president biden: it is h

luscious head back forfinal thoughts from lauren i'm afraid we just lost lauren for the moment.t checking you can hear me? no. we tried. thank you lauren wright and richard painterfor being tried. thank you lauren wright and richard painter for being with tried. thank you lauren wright and richard painterfor being with me for the last half or so, as we've been looking through some of the potential consequences about the event going on right now inside that court building, live in miami. let's just take you through all the different live picture we have right now, just to keep right up to date with what has happened. these pictures that you're seeing are the courthouse, clearly aerial pictures from the helicopter there. we also do have access to other camera feed positions. this is on the ground level. at the courthouse there. that is the shot that we will be waiting for, as and when donald trump leaves, which we are not expected to be too long. the proceedings inside courts are fairly standard, fairly quick, fairly barren. it is not to long, so it should not be long before he le

avani: lauren hemmings is studying to be a midwife. boredom that kind of motivated me to download it. it was quite an innocent hope of just getting a good laugh, really, you know, like getting funny videos and seeing what was on it. i never had the intention of making tiktoks or sharing them. it was more just kind of from the viewpoint of, yeah, the viewer. avani: lauren started following a popular fitness influencer on the app. lauren: there's one woman who had, like, quite a similar body type to me. and she'd expressed that she was unhappy with that body type. and she had started tracking calories over quarantine. she had lost a really, really significant amount of weight. avani: the algorithm then flooded her feed with content promoting unhealthy weight loss. lauren: i was no longer seeing funny dance videos or anything. it was just like this complete focus on that, like, fitness and healthy lifestyle goal. avani: tiktok pushed lauren toward the popular trend of meticulously tracking how many calories you eat in a day. something res

lauren: you can watch the diversity verdict now on fox nation.cide two affirmative action cases. how the court rules could overturn a previous decision that said race could be used as a factor. dave: we will see what happens. president biden looking to combat book banning. you wants to protect lgbt q plus americans. lauren: he's pointing an anti-book of mankind lord nader to work with school districts to counter parents who don't want sexually explicit material in schools. the white house says they want to protect lgbt q plus, there's been a big increase in book banning, 1500 books have been banned. dave: still ahead, steve hilton, jonathan honecker, sandra smith, and ken goldman all here on the 11:00 hour of "varney and company" next. ♪ sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other pu

lauren is already planning a visit to sweden to reunite with relatives that, just a few months ago, he did not even know he had. >> that is john ramos reporting. you are taking a live look right now at moffett field at mountain view. >>> the arrival of air force one just touching down on the tarmac as it makes its way through the airfield right here is president joe biden is now in the bay area , this coming on the heels one week ago of his wife, the first lady, jill biden, also in san francisco. >> she was here for fundraising events for the re-election campaign, but first he has other business to attend to. he will go to lucy evans bay lands nature preserve to tour the coastal wetlands, and there he is expected to announce funding for climate change projects. he is also expected to attend fundraisers in atherton to raise money for his re-election bid. tomorrow he will go to marin county for a reception where he will be joined by governor gavin newsom. >>> in the meantime, still ahead, a massive bear breaks into a home in colorado and tries >>> a neighbor caught this barren video hang

so th cousin had one more surprise fo lauren. apparently it was the finished manuscript of a novel that was written by his birth father. it is reflective of his travels and kind of felt suspiciously like the experiences of the letter, so lauren is deciding if he wants to take that material and publish it. >> he would have an audience on that! >> yes he will! and to all of you, we wish you a great week. hopefully you had a great juneteenth today and a great father's day yesterday. local dues continue streaming on our app, cbs news bay area. thank you so much for ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the urgent search for a submersible carrying five people to the wreckage of the titanic. the new details we are learning from the coast guard. here are tonight's headlines... the people inside now lost at sea with diminishing air supply as authorities desperately race against the clock searching for the small vessel. >> we are deploying all available assets. >> norah: last year cbs news was aboard a similar one from the same company. >> your thruster

lauren, tell me more., antigovernment unrest in hong kong and they're protesting about the chinese government getting more control over hong kong. well, byte dance's former head of engineering is accusing ccp members of having god credentials so they can view all of the data of these civil rights activists at the time. who were they, where were they protesting? the timing of this latest report, i don't think it helps tiktok at all as it tries to convince u.s. lawmakers that it's safe from beijing spying on it. ashley: yeah, doesn't really fit that narrative. all right, lauren, thank you very much. now to this story, it's really interesting. your medical devices is interesting and disturbing and your medical device could be the target of a cyber attack. pacemakers, insulin pumps and even nurse call buttons are all at the risk of being hacked. dr. siegle will be here to explain how to protect yourself, next. ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products..

lauren: they say covington was schizophrenic. the mother of three pushed away from family and eventually became homeless. >> we do not have the capability to house a person who needs medical help at that level. we were maxed out as a family as far as what we could do to care for her. lauren: covington struggled after a time in hospitalized care. her family says the system failed to provide the right mental health support, and now they are in disbelief her body was found in the condition it was. >> for her body to be crushed and compressed to the point that it was unrecognizable. lauren: police say her cause of death is pending on the circumstances remain under investigation. >> like she was trash, like she was a nobody. like -- i am just hurt. lauren: covington's family is determined to get answers. >> latoya was not just some unloved and uncared for person. she has a big family. we will fight for her because she is someone who deserves to be fought for. some strips in commentary published in the new england journal of medicine a

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lauren: they say covington was schizophrenic.of three pushed away from family and eventually became homeless. >> we do not have the capability to house a person who needs medical help at that level. we were maxed out as a family as far as what we could do to care for her. lauren: covington struggled after a time in hospitalized care. her family says the system failed to provide the right mental health support, and now they are in disbelief her body was found in the condition it was. >> for her body to be crushed and compressed to the point that it was unrecognizable. lauren: police say her cause of death is pending on the circumstances remain under investigation. >> like she was trash, like she was a nobody. like -- i am just hurt. lauren: covington's family is determined to get answers. >> latoya was not just some unloved and uncared for person. she has a big family. we will fight for her because she is someone who deserves to be fought for. some strips in commentary published in the new england journal of medicine and these are