lauren: yeah.t: he'll need it. >> no matter what the policies are, you may think the republicans have the best policies, democrats are always going to be better at the fund raising and running the elections. republicans need to account for that. it's going to happen next year, republicans need to account for it. toure stouter message rereceived. border patrol warns agents to be on the lookout for explosive devices. the mexican military seized ten improvised explosive devices, ieds, at the border after a cartel gunfight. we have details on that. >>> president biden and vice president harris reportedly at odds over the israel-hamas war. i'm not surprised. we have the report, we have the details next. ♪ ♪ as an independent financial advisor, i stand by these promises. as a fiduciary, i promise to be the financial steward that you and your family need. i promise to put your long-term financial well-being above any short term transaction. everyone has a big picture. my job is to help you invest in yours

lauren: exactly.the 4th amendment, which -- 14th amendment, which the colorado case uses for this ruling, for this decision, does it even refer to the office of the presidency? so that's what a they have to consider. a lot of people are saying that he will be on the ballot colorado. david: all right. lauren, thank you very much. here's what attorney jonathan turley add had to say about the colorado court's decision. roll tape. >> well, this court just handed partisans of both sides the ultimate tool to try to shortcut elections. and it's very, very dangerous. i mean, this country's a powder keg, and this court is just throwing matchess at it. and -- matches at it, and i think that it's a real mistake. i think that they're wrong on the law. david: karl rove joins me now. karl, i'm sure you know jonathan is a democrat. you do not have to be a trump fan to deplore this decision, do you? >> no. this is, comes from the 14th amendment which was passed by congress in 1866, passed by the states in 1868. and i

lauren oh, god.e teachers went on strike for three weeks and nearly 45,000 students just went back to class. bolterland, this is a statement -- portland, this is a statement that was reached with the district to end that strike. the superintendent shall review disciplinary disparities by race, jenner -- gender, lgbtq+ identification with individual building leaders at least annually and plan building-level preponderances responses aimed at reducing disparities. translation, students will be treated and disciplined based on their gender and/or race. stuart: precisely. lauren: this is the message that it's sending to students. my oldest friend is the dean of a huge public school, 4,000 students. they all wear their hoodies, they slump in their chairs. one day john is a boy, the next day he's a girl. he keeps doing that, he messes up the teachers, they don't want to deal with him. now they have it in the cold to discipline -- code to discipline him gently because he's con confused. you're allowing bad b

lauren: tone deaf.ay the president can turn arndt the image of people on what he did to the economy? lauren: it becoming increasingly difficult. make a switch on the ticket whether it's him or it's the vice president, or deal with it. or something happens to your opponent and then you're in by default in other words. david: lauren, good to see you. we'll have a lot more with lauren coming up. in fact, we have a diamond segment coming up i'm looking forward to. still ahead, tomorrow is projected to be one of the biggest travel days of the year. is it too late to buy your ticket home for christmas. we'll ask the price line ceo brett keller coming up. this is a segment i was telling you about, can you tell the difference between a natural diamond and lab-grown one? lauren: probably not. david: in a few moments, this they are. one of these is lab grown. i can't tell the difference. we'll find out how you can tell the difference coming up. lauren: i know. ♪ you can't buy great conversations or moments that m

thanks, lauren. house approved the impeachmentment inquiry into the president, and according to a new poll, listen to this, nearly a quarter of all democrats support impeachment. david avella with me now. this may be a crazy theory, but is this how the democrats push biden out? impeachment gets so bad, he's gotta go? >> probably not, stuart, because 25% of democrats are for the impeachment inquiry, and yet not a single democrat in the house including dean phillips who's running against biden will have the courage to actually vote to convict him or, well, send it to the u.s. senate for a child -- for a trial. they will stick behind this president because they know they have to. it's also interesting, you think about this, we know biden has already are been caught in lies when it comes to his involvement with hunter and, two, this is the first president -- think about this. can you think of a president who people in his own administration were outside the white house protesting against his foreign poli

lauren: big tech is down and google down 3%. stuart: l lu lululemon lauren: they're up. stuart: shake shack. lauren: improvements are going and you happen ceo is saying potato inflation is "crazy". the french fries and -- are they crinkle? no, french tries at shake shack? are they crinkle cut? they are. nonexistence. they're good but apparently not coming down in price any time soon. stuart: they're up 1.5%. they're all good fries. thanks, lauren. china accusing our navy of illegally inintruding in the south china sea. bring you our response from our navy. iranian-backed houthi rebels attack a u.s. warship in the red sea. we'll ask morgan ortegas if this means the war is spreading. israeli forces pushing deeper into gaza and eliminated 200 hamas targeted overnight. trey yingst has the latest from the middle east after this. the middle east after this. ♪ dear moms and dads, what you have achieved here today is going to help us and our futures. it is why we're coming up on stage to collect your diplomas. mom, love you always. vo: when you graduate, they graduate. visit fin

what do you say, lauren?member i interviewed the ai ceo and took her 20 seconds to interpret what i said and answer. i don't think they could, at least not yet. stuart: ash. ashley: you want me to tell a joke? is that the question? stuart: can an ai anchor tell a joke any think the answer is no. ashley: no, not unless they're programmed. stuart: all right, i'm going to keep this job. next from fred, stu, did you actually say me thane? it's methane. you're wrong, isn't it methane, ash? ashley: yennis, when in rome. but you done want to talk about methane in rome. lauren: we're in the u.s.. stuart: from tina, i value your trusted reason reporting and thank you for being a part of my mornings for many years and i can pay you no higher compliment than the actor edwin gwen playing santa claus on 34th street. side by side. it's coming. any day now. wait for it. wait for it. any day now. ashley: that's not it. there we go. stuart: oh. some resemblance. i'm flattered. thank you very much. lauren: will you be santa cl

lauren: he's getting support.is a monmouth poll, and it finds 1 in 5 voters consider voting for rfk jr. is, but it's not because they like him or his policies, it's because they know his name. he's a kennedy. 49% say they do not like the idea of this biden-trump rematch. that's an opening for rfk jr. but, frankly, it doesn't move the needle by taking enough votes away from if east candidate, biden or trump. so that makes rfk jr. a placeholder for general dissatisfaction with the current front-runners. stuart: general dissatisfaction, i think you got that right. check futures, please. we've come back from the lofty heights of 8:30 this morning, but we are up. 50 on the dow and 15 up on the nasdaq. virtually no change, s&p. >>> senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says it's time to get serious on border security. roll tape. >> this is what a crisis looks like, mr. president, when it comes to keeping america safe. border security is not a side show. it's ground zero. stuart: only getting worse. and there's this, hu

thank you, lauren.nt of the university of pennsylvania liz mcgill resigned and followed backlash over congressional testimony on anti-semitism. grady trimble outside of upenn. how are students reacting to the resignation? >> stuart, some jewish students have told usa today that they still feel uncomfortable on campus. as student told the new york post there's professors and fellow students they're openly anti-semitic and there's some of the problems and jewish students are talking about and might refer to the fact that liz mcgill announced her resignation over the weekend and that doesn't mean for the problems doesn't mean she's going away either and look at what the university says and she'll remain a tenured faculty member and going into law and president mcgill staying on and interim president is appointed and upenn searches for its new president and the president of harvard and mit are also facing pressure to step down. they testified before congress last week and not outright condemn calls for geno

lauren, come on in.w you taking maria through the whole deal, take us through the personal consumptio- lauren: things are getting better, i think that's the bottom line. prices are starting to come down. goods, actual things that we buy and put under the christmas tree, i know it doesn't feel like it, sentiment is down, but prices for goods actually fell in november. by .7. it's confined but good denation is out there. services, inflation still very much exists. prices for services rose .2%. you're looking at the pce price index for november, it was 2.66% on the year. core pce continues to trend lower. the big number, the one the fed watches, is the number on the right, 3.2% annual increase. it's improving because in october it was 3.5%. this takes out -- david: it's actually a little lower than expected, so it was good news. lauren: when you take out food and energy, which is what everyone needs -- [laughter] the number is even lower. flip the screen back to the 2.6 annual number. that was the number th

lauren: yeah. stuart: almost everybody? lauren: except the top 1%. during or because of lockdown is completely empty. so all those stimulus checks, whatever you had saved, you went true it. jpmorgan, they say everyone except the top 1% will fall below the level of liquid assets that they had adjusted for inflation in march of 2020. stuart: wow. lauren: yep. >> how about that, all the government cash runs out, and and guess who are the ones who benefited? the top 1%. they always tell you that government's going to spend money to make the working class better, and here's your data. not true, actually. the 1, great. everyone else, working two jobs, borrow rowing. stuart: but what happened was all this money calm into the economy, and a lot of it went to the stock market, and the top 1% has a big with chunk of the stock market. lauren: and they have real estate. those values have gone straight the up. yeah. stuart: the rich are getting richer. lauren: and 66% of people if you had a surprise $2,000 bill, they couldn't pay it. stuart coming up, president b

you're first, lauren. lauren: i can wrap christmas presents like no other.ractically no tape. stuart: that's really cool. [laughter] very good response. ash, what you got? ashley: well, nothing quite as good as that, lauren. i can juggle a soccer ball. ever since i was a young kid, can still do that, and i love crosswords, i do that every day to keep the old nothing begin sharp. stuart: really? i'm a very good whistler. i've got perfect pitch as a whistler, and i like to whistle. up lauren let's hear it. stuart: my relatives don't like the hear me relative. no, no. there's a pretty good mix. this is from terry. if you look at the definition of riz dis, it's pretty clear it's a crazy person's use of the word charisma. much like rad for radical. no dictionary should be expanded to include these lazy terms. instead, we should demand the proper use of the english language. i do that every single day. i demand proper gram or on this program. doesn't always work with. should we have that word, riz dis, in the dictionary? lauren. lauren: i'm fine with it. it's cloa

lauren, how did they do it? lauren: paid out overtime.d in that office. the passport processing time cut to the normal 6-8 weeks. remember all the complaints a couple of months ago, taking like 13 weeks and state department worked through that backlog by having the workers work extra. a record 24 million people had their paperwork -- their passport paperwork processed this year, 24 million. david: 24 million? lauren: that's why the air lanes lanairlinesare so busy. david: 24 million and one. i got mine. lauren: bread where are you goi? david: i don't know. i just want it. i want to go to italy. exon mobile producing -- exxonmobil producing more electricity. lauren: pilot technology and smaller drillers i've spoken to in texas are pouring cold water on and exxon has the deep pockets to do this, they done. they're teaming up with fuel cell to test the system to catch the carbon dioxide from the flairs and drill sites that goes into the air and transport it to storage under the north sea and working with this company called fuel cell, who ju

lauren: let's get some of the day' as other news.e than 40 people have died after a fuel tanker crashed and exploded in central liberia. officials say it burst into flames soon after people rushed to the site to scoop fuel from the tanker after it overturned on a road about 130 kilometers from the capital, monrovia. because of the crash is unclear. the venezuelan president has ordered the armed forces to hold military exercises in response to a british decision to send a worship to support neighboring guyana. in a tv address, nicholas maduro said 5600 soldiers would take part. earlier this month, venezuela resurrected an old claim to a region which for decades has been part of guyana and its predecessor, british guyana. a man who died after a car collided with a group of pele in sheffield yesterday has been named as a father of two with his wife and young sons when he went to provide first aid to a woman following an altercation between a group of people. police havdescribed him as a good samaritan who lost his life by helping a stra

lauren has the movers. please start with microsoft. lauren: another 1.4% gain.d the list of the best managed companies of the year. it is number one for the fourth year in a row. followed by apple and nvidia. we once or is up. lauren: big time. 3 and two thirds%. a catalyst for the solar sector heading into the new year, you have a dovish fed and more clarity on incentives for inflation reduction act. they are initiating with a buy rating and stocks are up 30%. stuart: i know the chewy is taking a big hit this year, down 40%. but now it is up 6%. lauren: chewy is launching a service for your pets. you can single routine appointment or go to urgent care so this is their pivot. stuart: the market likes it. up 6%. if you are under 25 years of age in dc and commit an armed carjacking you might get off nearly scot-free. lucas tomlinson has the story. if you make things more lenient for younger criminals you get more younger criminals. where my going wrong? >> seems to be happening. to on this which carjackings in the nation's capital have doubled over the last year u

lauren, who is it? lauren: a democrat from colorado.e told jen psaki that house republicans are extreme. david: of course. >> i would say it's more rheothrx of the extremism that has metastasized within the republican party. most of the imper criminal day tay i've seen suggests that independent voters do not at the end of the day or rather are not tuning in to this farce of a process that republicans initiated against president biden. lauren: i think impeachment is political. independents but republicans and democrats think the process has been becaused over the years. trump was in impeached two times. david: that's right. lauren: it is political. david: lauren, thank you very much. check the markets before break and they're in the green and all the markets in the green and dow gain as little and s&p up almost 20. migrant families in new york city facing evictions from the city which he willers and why they're being -- city shelters and why maher being kicked out now. the biden administration pushing for more restrictions on offshore oi

lauren: most people think that. david: lauren, thank you.his unity in politics seems to be seeping in more and more even into the catholic church. how jonathan morris thinks we can be more -- bring more unity back to theture and have america in general. meanwhile crime in dc surged 39% this year, but president biden's ignoring the problem in his own backyard. we'll have a live report from dc next. ♪ only at vanguard you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means your priorities are ours too. our retirement tools and advice can help you leave a legacy for the ones you love. that's the value of ownership. sofi is helping me get my money right to achieve my ambitions. want to see? (♪) like saving for the ultimate tailgate setup. with sofi checking and savings, i pay no account fees, and earn a competitive apy. sofi can help you fund all your ambitions, no matter how big... or small. ready break! like investing in the athletes of tomorrow. (♪) you can't buy great conversations or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at

lauren: all of them. lauren: are today doing that? lauren: they are not creating trust.auren: i feel a sense of exasperation but maybe that's because i'm old. lauren: young people aren't automatically democratic, they have an open mind. 80% are independent. 35% are democratic and 26% republican according to a harvard poll. stuart: very contentious show. lauren: unintentionally. stuart: back to the markets. eddie ghabour, are you still not in stocks? >> we are 10% to 30% equities, not fully invested in equities. we have been bullish on a 52-week high about we will not get fully into our equity position until next year and the main reason why is we feel there' s a new game in town with fixed income. we believe we are getting 6% to 8% yield of corporate net space. if you are retired or approaching retirement you have a decision to make. you have to figure out if bidenomics is going to prop things up next year and be bullish for equities or would you rather get a 6 to 8% yield on fixed income and wait things out to see if we have a recession or not. we don't have a recession

lauren: u.s.als say choo that's cyber army is invading critical services and the washington post reporting that chinese hackers affiliating with the pla have hacked into the computer systems of about two dozen critical entities over the past year. that includes infill straiting a water utility in -- infiltrate ago water utility in haw hey and the texas power grid. hawaii and texas power grid. more on this breaking news. stuart: thank you, lauren. bill maher has declared that harvard, upenn and mit are all team hamas for failing to condemn anti-semitism. we have maher's full comments for you. senator fetterman's switch from the right punch line to the left's punching bag. we'll ask joe concha walleye caused fetterman's fellow democrats to turn on him so rapidly, that's next. ♪ sofi is helping me get my money right to achieve my ambitions. with sofi checking and savings, i pay no account fees, and earn a competitive apy. (♪) i'll be home for christmas. you can count on me. please have snow and mistl

lauren, what is he saying?s is the cominging from an opponent of donald trump, he says we're not living in a real democracy if a court can disqualify a candidate because they don't like him. here's the quote: it is up to the people to decide who the best candidate is, not the court, the people. that that's democracy 101. and he also warned that the country will become, quote, ungovernable if trump is denied being on the ballot because his supporters will never accept the election results. david: yeah. lauren: so if a court keeps trump off of it, all of hose supporters will never if suppor- david: i just want to throw in that last line are, when any candidate is deprived of his right to run, the american people are deprived of their right to choose -- lauren: to vote. david: i think milton friedman said it best. well, president biden responded to the colorado supreme court's decision on trump. roll tape. >> reporter: prime minister, your reaction to the color -- mr. president, your reaction to the colorado rulin

lauren, watching micron. lauren: stock at a new high, up 5%.re get ago lift from cloud service providers needing memory chips to support ai system so they're taking all the other chip makers with them in this advance. david: 6.5 right now. lauren: sorry, yes, $5. i had read the dollar as a percent. david: carvana. lauren: carmax. carmax came out and reported higher profit, not sales, profit. up they go and carvana is up with carmax by about 5% right now. i looked at carvana stocks, we forget this, it's up almost 110% this year. the -- 1100% this year and annual low is $3.62. where were we when it happened and now trading at $58. >> it's vending machines for cars. i don't believe the model and other companies in this space, it doesn't work well. carvana coming off and have another lifeline and seen used car prices come down and long term, i don't know it's a sustainable business. lauren: to echo that, it was $370 at the share for the pandemic high. david: coin base quickly. lauren: report that it was approved to operate in paris. french presiden

commentator: first strike for lauren bell and for england. lauren i lauren bell and for england.l and for england. lauren bell really moving the first - lauren bell and for england. lauren bell really moving the first opener, | bell really moving the first opener, there is no let up. kate crossed with a wicket of her own. striking 13 boundaries on her way to a top score of 69 for the hosts. as usual, sophie eccleston had her say, taking with a helping hand from bronze. india continued to pile on the runs with, and causing england to struggle. just when they run out of ideas, india's captain ran out of her crease. england failed to capitalise on that mistake. shama he etting in un dick —— unbeaten 60. —— hitting. alex fletcher, bbc news. so india will look to build on that first innings when play gets under way tomorrow. they'll have a big target in mind. lauren bell took the first wicket of the day one of two. the other wasjemimah rodrigues on her test debut, and bell was impressed with her and top scorer satheesh shubha. i think they batted really well today — i think they batte

lauren: new home sales. lauren: plunged 12.2% november to seasonally adjusted annual rate of 590,000. this is where -- david: that was a big miss. lauren: the sales price keeps going up. $434,700. the october number was $30,000 less so prices are going up which is interesting because -- david: mitch rishel later this hour, an expert on low this. now let's get to this. donald trump, top trump advisors discussing a plan of action after the colorado supreme court decision to throw trump off of the ballot. you blame elite universities for the court's meddling in elections where they played a role in it. how? >> thanks for having the on. if you look at the supreme court in colorado. all the justices were appointed by democrats but the breakdown of who voted to disqualify donald trump versus who did not falls along the lines of where they went to law school. all the justices who had gone to state school, denver law school voted not to disqualify donald trump and the rest of the ivy league graduates voted to disqua

stuart: lauren is sitting there. lauren: you convinced me. i'm for it.audiences. i was going to say education, probably got into school because of sport and it is free for them but they are bringing in the crowds. stuart: it changes college athletes. it does change. >> michigan, ohio state upwards of 23 million viewers. think of the monetization of that. those kids don't get a cut of that. a very small percentage. even those two schools which are factories. stuart: i'm with you on this. thanks. look at this headline for you. randi weingarten lies, lies, and lies again about closing schools during covid. cory deangelis wrote that and joins me now. tell me about these lies and will randi weingarten be held accountable? >> randi weingarten is the champion of the gaslight olympics. she keeps repeating the line a push to open schools in 2020. everybody knows the family saw what's happening before their eyes over the past few years. the aft, randy's union lobbied this cdc to make it more difficult to reopen schools in person. they were threating safety strikes

lauren has some movers starting with meta. lauren: kathy would is buying more meta start. another ai play, cooking up 10,000 shares of meta for the first time since summer. stuart: airbnb. lauren: a downgrade, truest cut their price target, the online growth story slows from here as pent-up travel demand gets exhausted and consumer while it is under pressure. stuart: it is up this year. >> 740% up on the year giving back five of that today. the news i have is used car prices close after several months of decline, rose in november from october by 1.6% because the uaw's to write come more demand for cars, not as many cars to purchase but a lot of debt. higher used car price would be good. stuart: i would have thought so. stuart: who knows? stock is down 4%, 700% so far. tiktok, the first non-gaming apps to hit a milestone. what milestone did it hit? ashley: the apps become the first nongame mobile apps to generate $10 billion in consumer spending across the apple apps store. the only other apps to achieve this are games including candy crush saga, $0.10 of kings. data shows

what is next for ralph lauren? are you going to focus on sleepwear? other parts that you think you can grow a lot more? patrice: what is amazing with this brand and what ralph has created is we can enter a lot of spaces with automatic credibility. we are one of the hottest restaurants in new york. we are looking for an opportunity for us to open one in london. that is a part of our ecosystem, it is not a core priority for us. the next phase for us is winning with women. as i mentioned earlier, our business has historically been driven by men. today, 56% of our customers are actually women on our website and in our stores. they represent less than 30% of our business, so that is a massive opportunity for us. and i think as we get to understand her better, develop the right products for her, present the products in a way that resonates with her, which may not be the same way as for men, that is a big opportunity for us. handbags is an area. as part of kind of completing the style for women. and we are looking into home. i actually think if you reflect o

lauren: movies are coming down 24.ells fargo says seldom they don't like the slate of movies for the beginning of the new year. david: what's coming up on netflix and other streaming services generally movies i don't know. coming up, a new study found kids from conservative households are at a lower risk for mental illness. we have details on that. 9 million borrowers defaulting on student loan payments despite a 3-year pause. the latest report on that coming up. the gutter of oklahoma taking a strong stance against diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, just signed an executor border banning they i programs and all state agencies including public colleges would governor kevin stitt joined me next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. they're waiting for you. hey, do you have a second? they're all expecting more. more efficiency. more benefits. more growth. when you realize you can give your people everything, and more. thank you very much. [applause] ask, "now what?" here'

lauren: rolling bones. ashley: lauren simonetti saying i kind of pop. you do, the color. name of the band. i was proud of myself when i recognize that had. we're matching today, your tie and my dress, we pop. stuart: what was that line, put me in, coach? lauren: put me in the game, i want to play. stuart: oh, put me in coach. i thought it meant the airlines. put me in the back of the plane. lauren: put me in first. lauren: i'm offended by it. stuart: i'm offended. >> did you think of a g? abigail, is that her name? stuart: it is. lauren: do you know who abigail is? stuart: that's incredible. >> you bought it and put it in your pocket. which one did you buy? say it. >> skittles. what! stuart: they're skittles. >> i'm walking offset. stuart: it's skittles. >> he's a demon! ashley: he's a demon says todd pyro. you know what, i love stu and the suggestion he'd go into coach on the plane, he was panicked. we find out stu has no friends and he eats dinner at 4:00 p.m. and spent a lot of childhood eating crayons and lead pencils and can't tell the difference between a camel and

patrice: you can actually dress your player in the ralph lauren skin.e have actually done some really cool boots we developed that you can dress your player with. we have done a physical version of them as well. francine: was that quite a gamble? patrice: yeah. francine: it is brave, so it paid off. it could have backfired. patrice: true, but here is where i go back to the roots of this company. ralph started with a tie. we could be here 56 years later being the market leader globally of ties. part of the dna of this company is trying things, innovating, expanding, experimenting. so we are just staying true to that. and, you know, i always talk about the fact that the only failure is a failure of learning. so even if we have tried that and it bombed, as long as we capture the learnings and apply them elsewhere, it was a success. francine: what are you like as a leader? a risk taker? patrice: i think people, if you ask them throughout my career how they would describe me, they would say servant leader. i really believe in the fact that my job is to set t

a lot of people say ralph lauren, you are in the apparel business. you are a fashion company. we would disagree with that. francine: is he easy to work with? patrice: he is wonderful to work with. there is always this image that the creative leader in a fashion company can be challenging and complicated. there has obviously been stories around that, but ralph is an incredible partner. he is both an amazing visionary and a great business man. i think that has been a key part of his success. we have been super clear on our respective roles. and although nothing is written on a piece of paper, we are clear on who is responsible for what, and where we come together, and i could not be happier with the partnership. francine: there was also a moment where you had to change the company to get away from the department stores. that lowered the ambition for the company. how hard was that? patrice: from a financial standpoint, it is challenging, but if you go back to the roots of this company, this company was founded as a luxury company. actually the first tie that ralph launched remind

lauren: up to 100.sa is the largest carrier in europe, and it's their first order for a boeing single-aisle jet since 195. so going back nearly 30 years -- 1995. stock up at 261.83 after this deal. yeah, they placed an order with airbus too, but this is the one they're doing for boeing, so close to an annual high here, about a dollar away. david: checking the big board right now, take a look at the dow winners as we see the markets are up actually quite nice right now, a 56-point gain on the dow. we can look at the dow winners. there they are. walgreens is up, nike, salesforce.com, amgen and caterpillar. all right. and the s&p 500 winners, we saw -- let me see, we saw uber coming on the s&p yesterday -- lauren: yeah. first day listed on the s&p 500, yep. david: enphase energy, solar 'em tech, first solar and albemarle, corporations all doing well. and the nasdaq winners, if we could switch to that, we have enphase again, lucid group, tradedesk, sirius is up. whoops, it just fell off. paypal and -- laure

lauren: 13. 4%. %. they expanded our partnership with walmart to put their purchase now pay later technology at the self checkout at 40 one hundred in the us, just to point out it is tripled this year. that is inflation. david: at a slow day it is up 13%. caterpillar dow stock, stifle raises target price to 293. lauren: caterpillar and nike are the top-performing stocks on the dow jones industrial average which is winding higher. as actually. lauren: coverage with a purchase, $27 price target. they say the ad business is attracting, automation, they are cutting costs, near-term drivers of that pushed to 27. david: one company is offering uber style private flights. how much do they cost? lauren: as little as one hundred $2. . the company is called connect air, call us the uber of flying. what they do is use of fuel-efficient jet to keep the jet fuel price down and then something called empty leg flights are say you booked a jet to vegas one way, i need to get from vegas to sacramento, i can take the ret

lauren as the highlights. lauren: four candidates took the stage for debate number 4. everyone at our role. chris christie play the truth teller, ron santos and rebecca -- vivek ramaswamy tagteam to. >> this is the fourth debate you would be voted in the first 20 minutes as the most obnoxious blowhard in america so shut up for a minute. foreign policy experience was closing a bridge from new jersey to new york so do everybody a favor, walk yourself off the stage, enjoy a nice meal and get out of this race. >> a police station, trump didn't do anything about it. >> this is rich. when she was governor of south carolina she was the number one ranked governor of bringing the ccp into her state. >> you have a corruption problem and that's what people need to know. nikki is corrupted. this is a woman who will send your kids to die so she can purchase a bigger house. >> nikki haley coming up at 9:15 am and we are all going to weigh in on who gained momentum last night in the catch up to donald trump who is ahead by 48 points in the rcp average but voters decide this and they

lauren: thanks.turbines provide renewable energy, but producing the steel they are made from is not so environmentally friendly. now a wind turbine made of wood has begun supplying electricity to the swedish grid. reporter: having brought us abba, meatballs, and flatpack furniture, from sweden comes another innovation that just might change the way we generate electricity. >> welcome to the world's tallest wind turbine tower made out of wood. reporter: currently almost all of the world's turbines are steel, which is usually main by burning fossil fuels. >> steel is great material, but it is very heavy. with this material, we can perform the same task, but with 30% less weight and with more than 100% less carbon emissions. reporter: we are the first generalists invited inside for a closer look. wind power is already one of the cheapest and cleanest ways to generate electricity. using wood could make it even greener. i'm now 105 meters up at the very top of the tower. these blades are like almost all w

lauren: a surprise loss, stocks up 13%. executives calling the housing market, quote, frozen, that the catalog i look forward to getting because it is design inspiration, they delayed it to the beginning of next year when they hope the market seems more promising. stuart: all right. two republican primary debates will be held next month but ron desantis hopes the field narrows, he wants to one on one with nikki haley. we have that story for you. new city mayor eric adams got a last-minute meeting at the white house, wants more federal money to help with the migrant crisis but biden is absent from these meetings. congresswoman claudia tenney on that next. ♪ of thinkorswim, the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platforms to your unique needs with nearly endless customization. and track market trends with up-to-the-minute news and insights. trade brilliantly with schwab. during my entire

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lauren: the election trial goes to trial march 24th. 24.he former president could not claim presidential immunity meaning what he did as president can't subject him to common-law civil liability, she said no. he appealed that and now the special counsel jack smith stepped in to speed up the proceedings. they want to go to trial fast and elevated this case all the way to the supreme court to decide once and for all if trump can use the presidential immunity defense separately. there are a lot of cases. trump tried to use the same defense in his new york defamation case against ug who accused trump of rate. jury panel democrats rejected that immunity defense. they waited too long to invoke it and that lawsuit will proceed next month so three times he has tried to invoke presidential immunity to delay these proceedings and all 3 times the judges said no no no. now the supreme court. stuart: thanks very much. back to the market. gary, obvious question. 's too late to get into this rally? >> reporter: no, but selectivity, things have changed, sm

lauren _ surroundings. first ripe for lauren bell in england. lauren bell- bell in england.already looking for answers. they would soon find them for the international debutante striking 13 for the international debutante striking i3 boundaries on her way to a top score of 69 for the hosts. as usual, eccleston had her say, a helping hand. india did continue to pile on the rounds causing england to struggle. butjust when it seemed their attack had run out of ideas india's captain went out of her crease. england failed to capitalise on that mistake. dt sharma hitting in on heating 60. indian on for hundred and one first seven for the time overnight to reflect as england look to recover. andy farrell has signed a new long—term contract to remain as ireland head coach until the end of the 2027 rugby world cup. farrell's irish side lost to new zealand in the quarter—final of this year's world cup, having gone into the tournament ranked number one in the world. he's been in charge since 2019 and led ireland to a first—ever series win in new zealand last summer and they won a grand

. >> coming up, republican congresswoman lauren boebert's really terrified of our next guest. she is so afraid of him that she has decided to switch congressional districts to avoid running against him. next year. adam frisch, the man who drove lauren boebert out of her congressional district, will join us next. us next it's got to be tide. ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ be by your side... i'll be there... ♪ ♪ with my arms wrapped around... ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com >> republican congresswoman lauren boebert fears our next guest more than anyone in politics. last night, to avoid running against our next guest, adam frisch, lauren boebert announced she will not run for reelection in colorado's thir

lauren has the movers. advanced micro devices is certainly moving. lauren: can't ignore it.y're basking in the glory of their a.i. day as microsoft, meta, oracle are adopting their new a.i. chip as just as good cheaper than nvidia's a-100 chip. stuart: delta up 3%. lauren: they're adding flights to taiwan after a seven-year hiatus n june you can fly from seattle to taiwan that route is coming back. stuart: that is enough to give them a 3.4% gain? got to be something else. lauren: jetblue narrowing the loss forecast for the year. all the airlines are up today. resilient demand own overseas and pacific region. >> take-two interactive is down 1.2%. lauren: bank of america cut them to neutral even though they have a catalyst coming up and it is "grand theft auto," number six a blockbuster. but it is not due until march 2025. stuart: too far out. lauren: they can't stay bullish on take two that far out. stuart: tell me about the push notifications that keep popping up on my phone. is somebody spying on me? lauren: they're a privacy nightmare. apps use push notifications to send i

commentator: first strike for lauren bell and england. removing i lauren bell and england.land. removing first of india's openers, _ lauren bell and england. removing first of india's openers, and - lauren bell and england. removing first of india's openers, and there l first of india's openers, and there was no let up. kate cross following with a wicket of her own. india were looking for answers. they would soon find them. striking 13 boundaries looking for answers. they would soon find them. striking i3 boundaries on her way to a top score of 69 for the hosts. as usual, sophie eccleston had her say, taking with the health helping hand from bronze. just when it seemed their attack had run out of ideas, india's captain ran out of her crease. england failed to capitalise on that mistake. sharma hitting an unbeaten i6. capitalise on that mistake. sharma hitting an unbeaten 16. india ending day one on 410—7. time overnight to reflect as england look to recover. alex fletcher, bbc news. england's men are in action against west indies. they decided to field first. they're playin

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lauren: and no if derna moves past covid, basically. gm -- lauren: reporting9 that the robo-taxi unit under fire for literally drag a pedestrian on the street. they've laying off 900 workers about a quart of their entire work force. that the -- a quarter of their entire work force. if you look at this unit that was supposed to reasonably compete with uber, right, they are expected to lose $2 billion this year. finish so this is a major reset by mary barra. stuart: so they cut it, and the stock goes up nearly 5% because you ain't gonna chuck that money along. thanks, lauren. >>> coming up, the climate crowd now says breathing is contributing to global warming. we've reached a whole new level of crazy isness, haven't we? poison control has seen a 1500% spike in calls about the overdoses of ozempic. what are the symptoms? we'll ask dr. marty makary. >>> democrats finally starting to buckle on the gop's border demands. they're offering to expand my my grant camps and deportations. congressman mike waltz responds next. ♪ ameritrade is now pa