lauren and alex went to a bar downtown one night. lauren met someone.is name is shawn fields and he was working security at the bar. he let the two women in and kept an eye on them throughout the evening. as they were leaving, he made contact with lauren. >> she was like, gave him my number. i guess we will see if he contacts me. >> he did. lauren told alex the next morning. >> she said he texted me and were going on a date this afternoon. >> he said he was a part of computer science suit -- he was 28, little old but not a big deal. more dates followed and lauren told her parents about the man in her life. >> is sounded sold sort of old- fashioned the way he was paying attention to her and asking her out for dinner and doing these things. >> i used to say, she is in love. >> you could hear it in her voice? >> yeah. >> things moved quickly and they were soon exclusive. when did you realize they were boyfriend and girlfriend? >> probably a week after they met. >> he made her feel special. >> that special feeling would not last. >> is lawrence princess cha

lauren: he's 82.ook, this is being matched and super ceded by a $50 million donation by the conservative billionaire timothy mullen and it was the super pact and came right after trump's conviction and that is 50 million and largest contribution and election season and timothy mullen is 81 years old. i'm just surprised by the ages of the men running for president and the men backing them. stuart: it'll be a generational change. stuart: didn't billion issues on race. >> that's the constitutional republic and that's what they represent and guys giving big money and would i want to bekyiv touchdown pass my kids and what part is the election playing at and that's big stuff and the big money got mobilized. stuart: it was $70.27 and 25% of donors first time givers. that tells you a lot. >> in this environment to give like that, that's a big sell. lauren: if they don't like what they're seeing but also make the case that in some polls biden is up in the past one or two weeks. the sentencing for trump is on j

lauren: it's a big number. big number with almost half of the jobs coming from health care and social assistance. as well as government employment. if wages also rose more than expected, annually up 4.1%. so the fed meets next week with, five days from now. what's more important to those central bank policymakers, employment or inflation as they consider what to do? stagflation is the fear. this report shows there's no stag in stagflation. stronger jobs report delays rate cuts. i'm going to boggle your name. citigroup and jpmorgan are sill holding out for a rate cut next month. traders are saying, no way. the probability for a september rate cut after this report on the jobs market fell to 56% from 69%. >> who thinks there's going to be one in july? lauren a lauren jpmorgan and citigroup -- stuart: tell me, brian -- >> i'm here, by the way. how could you cut rates on this data? that's crazy. we get 272 on the top lines for the job gains, but if you look at the household survey, you see a drop of 408,000 total e

lauren: yes. lauren: bad idea but funny.ave you ever gone on vacation and felt guilty about it? you're not alone and feeling about half of us feel guilty about asking for time off work. we have donald trump legal team asking to have changers in the classified docs case dropped. could that realistically happen? former u.s. attorney guy low wees will tell us. he's next. ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ oooh! i can't wait for this family getaway! shingles doesn't care. shingles is a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. ahhh, there's nothing like a day out with friends. that's nice, but shingles doesn't care! 99% of adults 50 years or older already have the virus that causes shingles inside them, and it can reactivate at any time. a perfect day for a family outing! guess what? shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. only shing

lauren: i think so.e born and where you grew up? lauren: you won't. you won't but you should. go ahead, answer the question. stuart: when i travel big time it's australia or new zealand or cape cod or florida to see the family. stuart: but the family wants to see where you're from. leave me alone. this is from morgan and understand spraying paint on rocks and into the air is good for the environment? lauren: yeah, the climate protesters just don't make sense and do things to aggravate people and use the orange paint because they say it's made of corn flower and not bad for the environment and i do not know if that's true and that's a good point-blank layups that was brought up. stuart: this is from carl. a thought from retired teacher of math. i together my students to use their phones as educational tool. it is a powerful tool. i had great success with it. let's teach students proper etiquette for using phones. problem with using phones in classrooms or schools. the bullying problem and the distraction

lauren: for the weather? stuart: yeah, talking the weather. lauren: okay good.tuart: not politics. not the markets. no this is the weather. the heat is really on in new york city. we're looking to about almost 9. lauren: yeah. stuart: but that is summertime. lauren: the heat index is close to 100. stuart: that's true. little confusing those isn't it? heat index versus actual temperature. lauren: it feels hotter than it is. stuart: let's get on with it starting with a new poll from the washington postal about the battleground states which will likely decide the election. lauren: slightly towards trump so these are, what's called low information, young voters, registered voters, but un committed ones meaning they can be swayed and because they are in the swing states, they will likely determine who wins in november. here is some key points. when asked how likely are you to vote for biden 59% said not likely, but asked about trump, 54% said not likely. my interpretation of that is they are double hitters. they do agree on one thing. the economy is their number one

good morning, lauren. lauren: good morning. stuart: blow to the progressives? lauren: i'd say so.york post" says it best, firing squad. [laughter] anti-israel bowman gets kicked out of congress. some 88 of the vote has been counted -- 88%. bowman lost to george latimer by a wide margin, 58.4% for latimer, 41.6 for bowman. this race highlights the deep divide on the left over the war in gaza. latimer is a moderate democrat. he got a major cash infusion from aipac, helping make this most expensive primary in american history and in a nearby new york district the founding squad america aoc, easily won her primary against the investment banker marley tolan. marty dolan. stuart: i think bowman's defeat opens up the rift in the democrat party -- lauren: cori bush is next. stuart: could be some money taken out there. there is another big story this week. there's speculation that trump could announce his vp pick this week. listen to what senator j.d. vance has to say about it. watch this. >> my best guess is they're looking at me and a lot of're people, and they'll ask questio. >> the fir

lauren? lauren: i'm indifferent. literally.ike. stuart: okay. i think we'll leave it at that for friday feedback. thanks, everybody, for taking part. lauren: that's it? stuart: that's it. it's 11:55. we've got to do the trivia question. what color are sunsets on mars? how am i supposed to know that? red, green, blue or yellow. the very important answer when we return are. ♪ ♪ i was only 2 .. 40 years later, i've had almost 20 mohs surgeries. i had just accepted that the pain and the scars were going to be part of my life. but when i was diagnosed with two basal cells on my face, i became determined to find an alternative to surgery. if you, like millions of others, are affected by skin cancer... it's important to know that surgery isn't the only option. there's another choice. gentlecure. it sounded like everything i had been looking for. gentlecure uses low energy x-rays to kill skin cancer cells with a 99% cure rate. plus, there's no cutting, no surgical scarring and no downtime. i'm so glad i did it. it was successful in eve

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lauren: 100%. said so. 67% of debate watchers gave last night to trump. if as you said, trump media also trades on sentiment around a trump over the fundamentals. stock's up 40% right now this week. stuart: 67% of the people who watched cnn thought trump won. lauren: yes. according to cnn. stuart: they're democrats. that that's the way it is. apple's iphone shipments in china, a big jump. that's why apple's stock is up this morning, i guess. lauren: discounted as much as $316 on some of their models, which is nice, but they're battling for market share. huawei is out with a new phone, china's number two vendor ahead of apple. so apple offered some discounts in may, sales rose 40% from a year ago, about 5 million phones sold. but also oppenheimer is increasing their price target from $200 to 250, so that's a nice boost from oppenheimer. stuart: indeed. now, we talked earlier about nike down $17. that is 16%. why is it down so muchsome. lauren: they need a new sneaker. they need to wow people again.

ashley: thank you, lauren. now this, polls taking after donald trump's guilty verdict show the former president keeping his lead against joe biden is wall street journal editorial board member bill mcgurn joining us this morning. good morning to you. joe biden made no substantial gains in the polls and i ask you this, has his lawfare tactics failed? >> i think s. a slight gain by joe biden is think they'd be huge gains and seeing from previous polls showing that a conviction might affect their vote but i think the polls are right and people don't like donald trump. republicans i'm talking about. they nonetheless don't like the lawfare even more and the trial really stunk to high heaven. this frankenstein of a charge against him elevating and an expired misdemeanor into fel felonies and it really turned off a lot of people and the race to save democracy, that looks bad and this wholesale race to be the first to convict donald trump. new york was sadly a part of that . ashley: anywhere outside of new york and the

lauren: yeah. stuart: blackberry. lauren: now a cybersecurity company and up 13%.ut less than expected and inducing a positive cash flow at the end of the year. stuart: tonight is the cnn presidential debate between trump and biden at the white house and edward, will we hear a lot about bidenomics tonight? reporter: probably not the word but a lot about jobs specifically. we did a little fact checking of the president here and president biden likes to say this, listen. >> the plan's working. you know, we have created 15 million jobs since we took office. reporter: brushing over the fact that the covid shut downs when it's convenient for him and according to the bureau of labor statistics and economy added back all the jobs lost in the pandemic and created 6.2 million jobs. president biden posting on x recently that trump is the first president since hoover who left office with fewer jobs than he entered. but again, fails to mention that was because the covid lockdowns where jobs were coming back. when you have this comment then we have this comment about the jobs r

stuart: thanks, lauren.emocrats in california want to spend $12 million to study slavery reparations. some people think other minority , asians and hispanics, should not have to pay these reparations. we have that story. gamblers gearing up for the cnn presidential debate betting on everything from what color the candidates tie will be or what they will wear to who will interrupt the moderator first, or whether biden falls asleep. we're all over it. speaking of bets, bar stool guy dave portnoy had $180,000 on the line when protesters stormed the pga championship. he was furious. did he wind up making any money though is the question. i will ask him. portnoy is next. ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ stuart: futures suggest a mixed market, down 74 on the dow, up 89 on the nasdaq. let's have a look at cryptos. under some pres

lauren: no option. charles: i can't let you guys go, did you see this with tesla. 30 seconds they're in the alcohol business and have a mez cal selling outside of the country. that looks so cool. it's $450. would you buy it? lauren: for the bottle and keep as a does play. >> wow. charles: i think they should compromise and if you bought tesla's stock in the last year, they should send you a bottle. lauren: that's a good idea. charles: drown away your sorrows for a bit. lauren: or the cyber truck is stupid delayed, a bottle of the $450. charles: i love that stuff. i don't need to drink it. i like the bottle better than the cyber truck. thank you, ladies, very, very much. lauren: $430? costco has kirkland procespedes koenen for like 11 -- never mind. proseco. never mind. one of the wildest hours of trade in the history of business and one final stock, game stop have investors rivetted at this hour and game stop shares down 41% at the moment. the stock had been halted no fewer than 15 times leading up to a

lauren: he is so nonchalant.popcorn, went to the er and was fine and discharged. stuart: thanks. clay travis on trump bringing in more donations after his convictions. will democrats back off their lawfair strategy. put making deals with north korea strengthening ties with china and iran. tomi lahren on the manhattan district attorney dropping all charges against some columbia university students who were arrested at those pro-hamas protests. the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ when the sawdust settles and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done. ♪ but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different - your wallet. because we believe no matter what you're working on you need high quality tools at a great price. and that's what we're all about. ♪ whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differen

lauren: jarot west.'t say why but we do know microsoft is reshuffling their marketing team and about to launch their first-ever all digital gaming console. this guy's resume very impressive. eight years at microsoft, seven years at netflix, back to microsoft for five years, and now he's headed to roblox where he will be their chief marketing officer. stuart: never worked at nvidia. poor guy. lauren: maybe that's next. stuart: there's some argument about this. netflix has set a huge price for the nfl commercial spots that it's running on christmas day. how much are they charging? lauren: $5 million for a 30 second spot. that's $2 million less than you would get for the super bowl. they are offering two christmas games at 1:00, chiefs, steelers at 4:30, ravens/texans, netflix is also double dipping. you get the subscription fee to watch the game and now the ad buys. stuart: you've got 30 seconds to tell me why 5 million bucks is too much. todd: super bowl ratings this year, 123 million, i need to show my h

lauren, take us through it. he said biden is weaponizing the election through the judicial system. he also said the usa's becoming a banana republic. >> what i've gone through, nobody's ever gone through. i'm a very legitimate person. i built a great business. everything's been -- i have been under siege. nobody's ever seen anything like this in this country. now, in other countries, in other third world countries or banana republics, as they say, a banana republic, we've become a banana republic. at the border we've become a banana republic. with so many elementses of our country. you take a look at what's happening with inflation, that's a banana republic inflation. lauren: i thought this was one of his stronger issues. you mentioned the mental acuity of our enemies and their leaders, but he was also a very humble. he spoke about how he relates to addiction speaking about president biden's son hunter and what's going on with him. i thought he was very, very strong. i liked his tone in this interview. stuart: h

lauren, the long list, give 'em to me. lauren: okay.s the front-runner for the first time this year. he gets 50% of the vote, trump get cans 48%, so biden -- gets 48. so biden is up 2 points, the main reason is that voters' views on the economy hit 332. that's -- 32. that's the highest of his presidency. even though more voters trust trump on the economy as well as immigration and israel. they trust biden on climate change, abortion and health care by double digits. i ask you, is this race about the issues or the candidates themselves? most say the issues. as for the men, more say biden and honest and trustworthy and he cares, more say trump is a strong leader and mental ally sound. -- mental ally sound. he's up 7 points when it comes to being mentally sound. that surprised me. a lot of people voting for biden would say the opposite, yet in these polls biden's up. stuart: go figure. ben domenech is with us now. why is biden now ahead in the polls? if. >> well, one thing i would point out is that this is a registered voter poll, not a li

lauren? lauren: he seemed appalled.comedian, and he seems appalled by the president's demeanor. biden was asked a question. he paused to answer it, he didn't answer it and then he smiled awkwardly. watch the take. >> perhaps if nothing personified the delicate high wire between glee and gravitas more than president biden's cher shire cat -- she should or shir. >> prime minister, donald trump -- president mr. president, donald trump blames you directly, what's your response? >> no, don't stop! [laughter] don't stop! why can't they tell him, just [bleep] keep walking? lauren: and then he called the smile weird. the trump campaign actually made an ad out of that smile. they call it political persecution -- [inaudible] corruption. stuart: i think that was brutal. what jon stewart did there ors it was funny but brutal a, and that's a fact. this is for you as well. a new poll, donald trump continues to lead president biden, and this poll was taken after the guilty verdict. lauren: may 31st-june3 2nd -- june 2nd. right after t

lauren: yeah.'m going not going to call him a pundit, but david bahnsen is with us this morning. all right. inflation coming down slightly. is the stock market off to the race? s. >> the market likes this news, but the market has known all year that inflation was going to be coming down anyways. goods inflation isn't disinflation, it's negative. that a 5.4% shelter number that lauren just highlighted, that's the most disingenuous thing here. it's referring to leases that sometimes were with signed two years ago, a year ago and there's automatic renewals. most people are not seeing 5% inflation in rent when they're going out and doing a new apartment. that's holding the number up in the 3s. but look at food prices year-over-year at home, up 11% now. stuart -- 1%. stuart: that's it? >> when you go out to eat, it's more. stuart: and that's the good news that this market is reacting to. >> that's right. arkansas stuart let's get to politic it is. plied if, traveled to delaware yesterday -- president bi

lauren: actually no. and oops, the video tape wasn't working and never got my copy or my money back. stuart: no money back? outrageous. this is from jack, ashley seems always to have a quick joke ready and what's your favorite cheesy joke? this is for you, ash. you're on the spot. ashley: i wouldn't say cheesy and inside four cutting and always car stays ick and i don'o me at the time and never pre-think and never a good audience lauren and stuart varney so sometime it is just occurs to me and you know, clearing it up. stuart: got one he's thinking and haven't got one. we've got to put you on the spot. that's a fact. this is from sienna and what book or movie left a lasting impression. a book by george orwell, a classic take down of commodity i did. going in the exact opposite direction. lauren: going with pretty woman and the best movie of all times and probably said every female everywhere. stuart: ashley. ashley: talking the other day to my wife and don't particularly like it and huge with clock work o

stuart: thanks, lauren.iden's crime bill from the 1990s. what's this? >> biden wrote devastating 1994 crime bill talking about super-predators and that was biden is walks around talking about the black vote and he's the king of the super-predators and he wrote the 1994 crime bill that you talk about so much. i guess everybody here knows about that and especially if you happen to be black. he was the one with the super predators and republican that if you're going to vote democrat because you shouldn't vote democrat. stuart: former police of chief in detroit james craig joining me this morning. is the messages really resinating with black voters? >> absolutely. i got to tell you, i said this the other day, what i know, i transitioned from a life-long democrat 12 years ago because of failed policies and what has changed under democratic leadership and i was part of a team here in detroit and great changes were made and following the bankruptcy and i would say those two young men and artists came out and you're

lauren: yeah. stuart: thanks, lauren. are looking to take on nvidia's ai chips. they've raised a ton of money to do it. we have that story. it's hot topic on the hill right now: should women be drafted for the military. texas congressman chip roy is fired up about it and i'm sure i know which way he's going. here here to sound off, he's next. ♪ we've always been competitive. yeah... one of us always had to be first. first! first! [connue bickering in background] hold on, guys! [car honk] first. today, we're first together. we love you, mom and dad. thank you so much for making it possible. and now you can finally put yourselves first. vanguard investments and advice. for college, retirement, and all of life's firsts. that's the value of ownership. ♪ when the sawdust settles and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done. ♪ but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different - your wallet. because we believe no matter what you're working on you nee

lauren: bad weekend and bad couple months. lauren: they do zantac. lauren: correct, down 8% after u.s. court ruled that over 70,000 lawsuits can go to jury trial, which could also include expert witnesses. those witnesses could link the recalled heart burn blockbuster zantac pulled from the market four years ago to cancer. stuart: ouch, that would hurt them. lauren: yes and the cost of all that could be $3 billion. stuart: why is target, i believe they're down 2% from last count, they're down 2%. why? lauren: the initiated coverage with underperform at $116 price target. the stock is at $153 now. a, the consumer is weak, b, wal-mart, amazon and temu pressure is strong. those are the two reasons. susan: target at $153. coming up, new york times printed on opport op ed saying r biden should take the plea deal. has biden family lost spot of the types. good golly. donald trump said he has a plan to end the war in ukraine if he's reelected. we have detailed on that. mitt romney says alvin bragg committed political malpractice by taking the trump case. we'

lauren is looking at a big tech stock.aving its tenth annual fun day, july 16th, millions of deals, this is a tesla to the consumer. most people have amazon prime and the consumer is under pressure today following the confidence data. stuart: gap. not the gap. gap. lauren: they old old navy, and gap. gap is the parent company. and upgrades for the price target of 30, in the early innings of transformation. stuart: some glamour on you. lauren: very goody of you. did i do it right? you know, i am trying to figure a home depot and lowe's are down 3% and homebuilders are down one or 2%. %. barons is out with an article which they say this is the worst homebuying season that kicks off after presidents' day. it is the worst one in a decade. the consumer confidence number was we, home prices and mortgage rates are high. if you are not buying a new home and fixing our current home, that's bad news for housing. stuart: thanks very much. it has been two years since giano caldwell's brother christian was murdered in chicago. in light

lauren: may mouse.harmaceutical company. >> yeah, for companion animals, dogs and cats and livestock as well. there's a good opportunity here because the stock a few months ago sold off about 30%. there were some concerns about their new pinheads they were rolling out for companion animals and they came out and alleviated all of those concerns but the stock still down maybe $25 from where it was when that all happened and i think there's a great opportunity to get involved here. this is a great opportunity. stuart: i live in the canine capitol of the world and hoboken new jersey. they have ai stuff to roll out on iphones and only if there's the biggest and best iphone and newest iphone and theory is that everyone is going to go run out and upgrade their iphones and i think they'll upgrade but not to the tune of 350 billion of market cap and right now i'd be selling this rally. stuart: how much if you owned 100 shares and how much would you share? >> cutting what did he say? ashley: yeah, called out for

how did they do, lauren? lauren: all 31, cleared.sion which assumes 10% unemployment and housing prices that a fall around 40%. they were able in those circumstances to maintain enough capital. one caveat, the results were fine, a little bit worse than last year because the banks are holding more credit card loans and debt. stuart: adam johnson, what's your feelings? they passed the stress test. so what? >> of course they passed the stress test because they have twice as much capital set aside. so, yes, that's wonderful. that's the lesson and the legacy of 2008, they passed the stress test, everybody knows it. they're well capitalized so onwards. stuart: got it. we'll take it. >> yeah. stuart: thanks very much, adam. all right. let's check futures quickly. 114 down for the dow. the opening bell is next. ♪ ♪ everybody dance now ♪ when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family.

thanks, lauren.ow this, there was a time not too long ago when donald trumps used harsh language on his opponents. both democrats and republicans by the way. frustrated by endless attacks and biden's politically motivated lawfare and trump was angry and de-meanership. maybe he's been getting media training and started to listen to political advisers that want to attract voters outside of the base and whatever the reason and a shift seems to have begun. and it started from the lengthy interviews and sean hannity and pete hegseth and rachel campos-duffy on "fox & friends". he was relaxed and calm. not angly, not looking for revenge and no harsh language and trump moved ahead from there. there. thursday in dc trump addressed congressional republicans and wanted to heal editions in the past and mitch mcconnell said it was entirely positive. they shook hands, laughed, joked together and that's a far cry from the outright hostility between them and january the 6 and trump without naming him welcomed attend

lauren: got to see it. don't think you can do that. stuart: i am thinking of taking a very early nap, sleeping as long as i can and waking up at 9:00 to watch the debate. we will see. enough of my personal habits. good morning. it is 10:00 eastern time. straight to the money. we have all turned green, the dow was up 17, the nasdaq is up 53 points. the 10 year treasury yield had been going up. now it is going down a bit, 428. down a little. maybe that is helping the market. price of oil $80 a barrel, near 8169. bitcoin struggling a little but moving, 62,000 grand for one point. we got the latest read on pending home sales. more news on the real estate industry. lauren: the deal not close, they fell 2.1% in may and fell 6.6% for last may but i offer a glimmer of hope from the national association of realtors, rising inventory, lower demand which means homes might become more affordable if prices come down. glimmer of hope, trying to be optimistic. stuart: thanks. now this. biden's open border has let loose profound problems, feeding, hou

lauren seminary's big three. what was that again?ig developers, the ai iphone and what we find out about it, the ai plays, us ingenuity, we own it, $3 trillion companies. stuart: $10 trillion, still ahead, congressman darrell isa in normandy, france, the eightieth anniversary of d-day, june 6th. martha maccallum on mike pompeo saying biden is no longer up to the task of being commander in chief. leo terrell on trump campaigning in california, the state is deep blue, how will trump be received? the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ [coughing] copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is my story. ( ♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking

lauren: still alive. lauren: stuart: they are in online silent comedy.nyone who uses them? that might be one of the problems. 30% gain today, strong revenue increasing expectations for the full year and laws narrow. the number of active clients down 20%, net revenue per client rose 2%. stuart: thank you very much. a group backed by black rock challenging the stock exchange to create a new national stock exchange in texas. kelly o'grady has the story. they raised millions for this project, i want to know when it might start. lauren: they are looking at 2,025 to start facilitating trades. by 2,026 host their first listing. they have raised $120 million, 2 dozen investors, more interested in the lone star state, this is about taking aim at the red tape, at the stock exchange and the nasdaq. james lee shared this, why texas? they have become economic powerhouses. and to trade and enlist equities. the driver is cost to list on new york stock exchange is. hundreds of thousands in fees and annual membership fee. there is growing frustration with rules like sett

lauren: there's evidence china is trying to interfere. with time magazine, president biden says, quote, i think china would have an interest in meddling. all the bad guys are rooting for trump, not a joke. he didn't go into detail but these comments match up with what antony blinken said in april, there were signs that china was trying to influence or interfere in our elections. not just china but also russia. stuart: i would think the bad guys would want more of biden. lauren: i would agree with you because it's an easier hand to play. stuart: thanks. you know things are bad when even the white house can't explain what the president does all day. roll tape. >> share what he did today. we didn't see him all day, no schedule of what he did. >> what i can say is the president, as you know, made some calls. stuart: we will have jimmy failla. giving parents more control over social media accounts. we will tell you how the state plans to ban addictive fees next. ♪ known for nights to remember. known for creating memories. known for strong fami

lauren, thank you.ing up a new white house official had thousands of social media posts mocking republicans criticizing israel and comparing police to slave patrols but those posts seem to have disappeared overnight. what's going on there with that guy? we're digging in. california budget has a short fall of $27 billion but the state is still trying to move forward with the expensive plan for slavery reparations. we'll bring you the plan to pay for it. a new report cartels are selling vip border crossing packages to migrants for thousands of dollars. county sheriff mark lamb respond s to that and the sheriff is next. this is clem. clem's not a morning person. or a night person. or a...people person. but he is an "i can solve this in 4 different ways" person. and that person... is impossible to replace. you need clem. clem needs benefits. work with principal so we can help you help clem with a retirement and benefits plan that's right for him. let our expertise round out yours. municipal bonds don't usua

thanks, lauren.oming up, president biden claims he's the only president in the last decade to not have u.s. troops die on his watch. we know that's false and we have a full report. democrats are in full panic mode after biden's painful performance. watch this. >> everything we have to do witt medicare -- >> thank you, president biden. stuart: we're really trying to figure out where we go from here. that's what we'll spend part of the show doing. the supreme court made it hard to charge january 6 capitol riot defendants and could have big implications for trump's election interference. jim jordan deals with it next. ♪ (♪) (♪) ♪ when the sawdust settles and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done. ♪ but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different - your wallet. because we believe no matter what you're working on you need high quality tools at a great price. and that's what we're all about. ♪ whatever you do, do it for le

lauren: no option. have a mez cal selling outside of the country. that looks so cool. it's $450. would you buy it? lauren: for the bottle and keep as a does play. >> wow. charles: i think they should compromise and if you bought tesla's stock in the last year, they should send you a bottle. lauren: that's a good idea. charles: drown away your sorrows for a bit. lauren: or the cyber truck is stupid delayed, a bottle of the $450. charles: i love that stuff. i don't need to drink it. i like the bottle better than the cyber truck. thank you, ladies, very, very much. lauren: $430? costco h

lauren: i can't help you. stuart: there you have sixth avenue. lauren: thank you for no traffic.hter] stuart: oh, okay. that's it. it's for the veterans for d-day. lauren: oh. stuart: thank you for your service, thank you for your sacrifice. well done, producers. fine choice of music. 11:00 eastern. d-day. to the markets, hardly any price action. i keep saying we've got the jobs report tomorrow. maybe there's some caution ahead of that. we have the dow up, what, about 40 points? a fractional loss for the s&p. the nasdaq's down 10 points. that's what we've got. can you show me big tech, please? have you got that lined up? yes, we do. apple, microsoft on the downside is. check the 10-year treasury yield too, that's a little higher but right there at 4.300%. it is the 80th anniversary of d-day when allied troops stormed the beaches of normandy. that's where we find our own martha maccallum who joins me now. martha, set the scene for us, please. >> yep, i hear ya. i'm ready. stuart: okay. martha, i just introduced you. set the scene, please. >> hi there, stuart. it is so great to be

lauren, got it. hundreds of migrants in washington state camping outside of a hotel and demanding the hotel be opened as a free shelter. we've got a report. leader of hezbollah threatening to start a war without limits if israel going to war with lebanon. retired four star general jack jackkeane tells us if he sees a widening war on the horizon. he's here and will walk on the set in a moment. we'll greet him and might even stand up and shake his hand. he's a retired four star general. ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ stuart: this just coming at us, saturday sec sayre state blinken will meet with israeli officials and that was canceled because of political differences with israeli leaders and that meeting is back on. griff jenkins at the white house. do voters approve of biden's handling of the israel hamas war? reporter: stu, they don't.

stuart: thanks, lauren.shutdowns will have a long lasting negative impact on our children. education expert corey deangelis and if children make up those pandemic education losses. ♪ over 400,000 people with afib have left blood thinners behind with watchman. a safe, one—time implant that reduces stroke risk and bleeding worry, for life. watchman. it's one time, for a lifetime. (♪) whether you're moving across town or across the country, you can count on pods to deliver when we say we will. which is why we were voted america's #1 container moving company. book your move today at pods.com stuart: a new study claims pandemic learning loss and chronic absenteeism threaten our academy and young people's futures. corey deangelis is joining me now. have children made up this educational loss yet, cory? >> no, in phaco, the scores have only plumed and decades of learning loss and 7 point drop in math scores for students and only a quarter of students in eighth grade and not nationwide being proficient in math and t

lauren won an art competition and her peace will be on display at the u.s.ar. >> i hope it reaches people who need it most, and from there, the conversations can be held. >> kevin mullen said he is proud to showcase her work. >> it is the ultimate conversation starter, i think, when people see that incredible piece by lauren. i knew immediately that was something i wanted to share with my colleagues and the thousands of people from across the country and across the world really. >> her peace does not demand a specific solution and that is intentional, she does however hope it will make people stop and think if only for a moment about the reality of gun violence in communities from coast to coast. >> if people really think we are safe and this is never going to happen, you never know when it is going to happen, and also that is a part of the issue as to why we are not achieving change in our country, because if you think it is just going to happen to other people and not yourself, then people are less likely to want to help create a collective change. >> a ca

lauren has the movers including boeing. lauren: dow was down 2%.ors over boeing's safety culture and new claims from a new whistleblower employee. not many are lining up when he's done at the end of the year. you have to turn around this crisis. larry hopes there's not many other contenders, they pass at him. stuart: kroger. lauren: time to buy it even though they put a 70% chance on a deal to merge with albertson will not go through. the e-mail says no yield will be the best one forward. stuart: is 6 flags paying a special dividend? lauren: first one and four years upon the closing of its deal to buy cedar affair, those fair, those shares up 7.5%, the date, july 1st. stuart: fox cameras were rolling as dozens of chinese nationals crossed the border illegally into california and gave themselves up to border patrol. what happens now, will they just be released with no real consequences? >> most of them will. two weeks since the executive order in which he told migrants if you quasilegal you won't get asylum and you are going to be deported. people c

lauren, thank you. department of education accusing two schools of not doing enough to combat anti-semitism. ashley, which schools? ashley: the city university of new york and the university of michigan fell short in addressing campus reports of anti-semitism and islam phobia and the education department opened more than 100 investigations into institutions for alleged discriminations since the israel hamas war began and investigations are related to a federal civil rights law, that holds that institution haves a legal obligation to provide environment free from discrimination and based on race, color, or national origin. city university received nine complaints and the university of michigan received 75 reports. both universities have agreed to address nose complaints saying the safety of the students, staff and faculty is paramount. stu. stuart: thanks, ash. what's coming up, israeli officials say the country is on a brink of full scale war with hezbollah. there's a report on that. putin mee meeting w

but why, lauren?not ramping this up? all of these technologies are very nascent. they're very early—stage. and so, we're essentially in the business of creating a marketplace for alternative fuels. so, that's why we're working very hard with policy—makers here in the united states, across europe, and in geographies everywhere, so that we can help kick—start the marketplace through incentives, through mandates, with policies that enable us to scale sustainable aviation fuel, so that we can have a robust marketplace. well, on that point, lauren riley, chief sustainability 0fficer at united airlines, great to have you on the show, good luck with everything. i'll talk to you soon. thank you. right, so we've heard from a major airline — but what about the airports? how are they gearing up for all of this new traffic sustainably? well, to find out, i spoke to the big boss of one of the world's newest megahubs, the ceo of iga istanbul airport. selahattin bilgen, great to have you on the show. and, selahattin

lauren: amc, blackberry, they are down.eported early this morning, that was a drop in sales announcing $3 billion stock offering get. we might discuss this during the live stream but halted game stop down 20, amc down five, cost go down ten. stuart: president biden hit back at trump for criticizing his new border policy. what did he say? ashley: he told world news tonight, trump is upset because the president has seized the initiative. >> you bring up donald trump, he has said of your executive action, he's pretending to finally do something about the border but it's all about show. we have a debate coming up, biden's executive order is weekend pathetic. >> president biden: is he describing himself? week and pathetic? come on. everybody knows what is happening. we had deal. much better, more accepted across the board. he got on the phone and told the republicans don't support it. it will hurt me and it will help biden. ashley: biden was referring to the bipartisan border bill negotiated in the senate which republicans block

but when lauren miller testified to the senate judiciary committee, that did not happen.afael edward cruz did not even show up for that hearing. texas congressman, who is now running for senate against senator pecker met with lauren miller before the hearing. you will now get to hear what senator pecker refused cruz refused to even get close o to dan r that hearing. you will now get to hear what left everyone senator at the hearing literally speechless, not one republican member of that committee had one word to say to lauren miller. after she said this. >> texas is in he-man abortion bans stripped me of my bodily etomidate and kept me from making life and death decisions about my health, my children's health, and the future of my family. my pregnancy was not my own. it belonged to the state. and ultimately, the opinions of texas politicians and government lawyers completely overrode the medical judgment of my physicians and trampled my constitutional rights to life and health. i was forced to travel out of state for the essential and life preserving medical care that i d

good evening, i'm lauren martinez. red flag warning just went into effect, and it covers a pretty big swath of northern california. for a look at where is the greatest concern for a fire, let's get to spencer christian. spencer. >> okay, lauren. you're right. it does cover a big portion of northern california, most of the northern sacramento valley, and areas that are a part of the bay area and adjacent to the bay area. here's a look at the map, and you can see that it's in effect until 8 p.m. monday. it covers again a large portion of the northern sacramento valley, plus solano county and a good portion of lake county and little bits of northern sonoma and napa counties. humidity will be between 10 and 20, which is dangerously low during this period of time. gusts will range from 25 to 35mph. right now, looking at the immediate bay area, the winds are well. they're breezy, but not terribly strong, but the wind gusts will intensify during the daytime, diminish at night, and humidity will increase at night and diminish

>>all right, lauren toms life for us in oakland, lauren thank you so much. here is a little bit more of what we do know, >>fbi >>agents have also raided a home belonging >>to >>andy duwan on bill crest court. this is video from over an hour ago. the long is part of the family that owns cal waste solutions. that's oakland's curbside recycling provider, according to the company's website. they also serve san jose cbs news confirms the company is worth millions of dollars. excuse me. hundreds of millions of dollars >>and >>employees. hundreds of people. and there's more to this breaking story. the fbi just confirmed to us. raided a building. >>houses both how >>waste offices >>america. isn't >>it >>association? oh, >>this is video >>just >>got into the newsroom from the location. >>mark. >>daryl vietnamese american business association. >>that >>would >>be >>11. >>on >>valley. >>website. the >>organization organization >>dynamic >>connect >>government >>officials. >>investors >>educate >>more >>so this all comes as mayor sheng thao is facing a recall. the city

let's start with lauren toms live outside the home of mayor thao. lauren, we know that investigators have cleared the area, but they left a lot of concerns in their wake. what's going on there? >> reporter: yeah. that's correct. feds have cleared the house of oakland mayor sheng thao here on maiden lane, but her whereabouts remain unclear. she's been absent from city hall and from a planned event earlier today, but law enforcement experts tell us feds must have been highly confident in their evidence in order to conduct a public raid of this level on the city's highest ranking public official. shock waves reverberating through the highest ranks of oakland city government as mayor sheng thao's home was raided by federal authorities. it remains unclear what agents were looking for when they arrived at the home after 5:30 a.m., but roughly five hours later about a dozen agents left with ten boxes and two bags of material from inside the home. former federal prosecutor tony brass says the raid indicates agents are highly confident in their allegations.

that was lauren we will remember them. that was lauren moss. _ we will remember them.gue - we will remember them. that was j lauren moss, my colleague there. let's just sum lauren moss, my colleague there. let'sjust sum up lauren moss, my colleague there. let's just sum up what we have seen so far today. events are taking place in france and the uk to mark the 80th anniversary of the allied invasion of france. we saw in normandy the us presidentjoe biden, rishi sunak, king charles, queen camilla, we saw prince william, we saw camilla, we saw prince william, we sanustin trudeau, the canadian prime minister, a number of world leaders including volodymyr zelenskyy of ukraine coming together to commemorate those who lost their lives and those who are still here with us 80 years after that fateful day on the morning ofjune the 61944, when tens of thousands of soldiers landed on five beaches in normandy northern france. the landings were of course the start of the campaign to liberate nazi occupied northwestern europe. we will be covering this throughout the day here on bbc