ceo with, stew herbed jr -- leonard jr.a must-stop-by store. stew, i understand you have about a one week supply of avocados? what's the price now, and what are you going to do in light of the 25% tariffs now placed on mexican imports in. >> i mean, basically, liz, what we're doing right now is avocados in three different sizes we're selling at 2 for $5. i was talking to our produce buyer this morning. with the tariffs it's going to go up to $3. so you'll be paying $2.99 per avocado rather than 2.50. liz: and when is that going to be, when you run out which is, as i understand it, in a little over a week? >> that's what we talked about. we have probably a 2-3 day supply of avenue a avocados right now -- avocados. even though the order in two or three days will go up, that's when we'll raise the price. rush out and get your avocados right now. liz: i know. i was going the say, are you limiting? >> no. there's no if limit are on avocados. you know, i think they're going to sell great. people love their avocado toast. you know

>> reporter: stew leonards will try to source more vegetables from florida instead of mexico. salomon from europe instead of canada. many companies have tried to reduce their dependence on goods from china. the bottom line is the reality is that the higher costs, any higher costs eventually will make their way to shoppers. >> christine romans, thank you. >>> we turn to the deadly storms spawning blizzards in the midwest to thunderstorms and tornadoes across the south. nbc's kathy park joins us live from mississippi where an ef2 touched down. good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening. residents tell us the storm blew through in a matter of seconds. in that short amount of time you can see the damage left behind. this home completely torn apart and part of the home ended right in the pool. tonight, extreme weather striking all corners of the country. a powerful line of storms unleashing hurricane-force winds in the carolinas. >> this is insane. >> reporter: whiteout conditions in the midwest. grounding flights making a mess on the roads. even shutting down parts of the int

. >> reporter: grocery chain stew leonard's currently sells its avocados, most from mexico, 2 for $5. the company says it has about a week's supply left and after that it will only sell avocados individually at $2.99 apiece, a 20% increase. the grocer saying it will absorb 10 cents per avocado. >> all of this is imported from mexico and the prices are about to go up. >> yes, they are. that's why i'm buying now. >> you're buying it now because the prices are going up. >> reporter: shoppers facing the new economic reality as president trump says the trade war is just beginning with the potential for new tariffs on virtually every u.s. trading partner starting april 2nd. >> whatever they tariff us, other countries, we will tariff them. that's reciprocal. back and forth. whatever they tax us, we will tax them. >> christine, these retailers, the grocery stores, they see this coming. how are they making adjustments? >> reporter: so stew leonard's is going to try to source more vegetables from florida instead of mexico and salmon from europe instead of canada, and many companies have already

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. >> who got put onto the court by the court capture scheme, by leonard, leo and his minions.he billionaire funded court capture scheme had. >> as one of its. >> architects, a guy named mark paoletta, a little sidekick of leonard leo's. where is mark paoletta. >> right now? >> he's over at omb implementing project 25 as the counsel to russell vote. so this whole. >> thing gets. >> tied in pretty closely to the whole billionaire funding scheme. and clearly, for those four justices, their loyalty lies. >> to. >> the billionaire. funded project. 2025 scheme and. not to the basic principle. if you perform on a contract, you should. >> get. >> paid the money. >> you are due by. >> the government. >> senator sheldon whitehouse, thank you very much for clarifying it. now i'm even more uncomfortable with the one vote margin. thank you very much. thank you very much for joining us, senator. thank you. and coming up, there are 160,000 federal workers in maryland who could be impacted by donald trump and elon musk's dramatic cuts. maryland senator angela cuts. maryland senator angela als

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. >> follow the bouncing ball and ones with kawhi leonard and kawhi knows what to do with clippers tied the game at 67. and luka would settle in the back-to-back possessions. the birthday boy. down 26 today. stepback 3, why not another stepback 3 lakers with a 10 point and >> the dimes doncic took jackson hayes for 2 lakers win 1, 0, 6, 1, or 2. so the warriors now tied for the 6 seed in the west. how about it? spring training. giants brewers logan webb strikes out jake bauers. he had 4 k's in 3 innings. plenty of offense. matt chapman with a 2 run shot. his first next batter is wilmer flores who hits a home run. the giants, not 4 out of the yard when 92 and boy do i love seeing baseball? i do love baseball. i love spring track everything about thanks. >> have a good weekend, everyone. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight, the suspicious death of gene hackman. >> are they moving at all? >> no, dude, they're not moving. >> announcer: from the pills found at the scene to gene, his wife, and their dog being found in different locations. >> it's very hard to determine if the

we'll start with leonard in massachusetts, independent line. good morning. >> good morning, everyone. thank you. i'm really excited to hear you talk about section 6103 and didn't know the number of internal revenue code and data privacy is super important and interesting. my question though is wasn't there a study done by economists saying that the irs and maybe department of education was one of the best returns on investment and every dollar spent on auditing brought back like $45 or department of education every dollar spent generated three times as much in the future based on what you invested in the people? that's my question to you, thank you. >> yeah, it's a great question. i think the first question to me is shouldn't we cut accounts receivable if it's bloated? the reality is that every person in the irs that's doing these collections earns for the american taxpayer close to $6 of revenue for every $1 we spend on their salary. so it's a good deal. we should be -- if you're trying to be efficient, you'd add more. but the point is well ta

let's bring in my last name is leonard. she joins now live from london outside. i think where that meeting is due to take place. so zalinski and london, atlanta of what's expected or indeed he will meet the british prime minister kissed on the tomorrow on. so i'm a little so hold i meeting of eat is right here in this venue behind me on sunday. and though this summit was already in the books before that disastrous trump zalinski meeting a now takes on an even more heightened importance. and that is because the european need is a now contending with the real prospect of the us no longer supporting ukraine, minutes had already or perhaps withdrawing some of that. so the support on your pen need is really need to see if they can step up to the plate and if they can help defend ukraine on their own on that is something that many analysts believe would be a very, to order and a big challenge. so your, but what is also imagine here is the role of kids. tom, a is a kind of a piece may you cannot between russia and ukraine, but between donald trump unfaltering is a lensk

irs can share information with other agencies to endless talk to the caller's right will start with leonard and restitution and good morning.ac >> good morning anyone thank you i'm really to hear you talk about well i didn't know the number but the data privacy something obviously super important to my question though is was there some study and brain economists say that the irs maybe good part of the education is one of the best returns on investment when you like dollars spent auditing these complex tax entities brought back something like $45 for education every dollar spent as much in the future investment people since my question do you think you. >> yes it's a great question i think the first question too be asked shouldn't we cut accounts receivable and receivable the reality is that every person in the irs is doing these collections earns for the americanic taxpayer close to $6f revenue for every 1 dollar we spent on the salary so it is a goodho deal and if you try to be efficient come he would add more. the point is well taken that you can save money by sharing irs datao to other f

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way about this aaron copland's piece called the promise of living, and also the special finale by leonardstein, which kind of will hit a chord, but also just some wonderful classics like the rachmaninov second piano concerto, which is one of the most popular pieces of classical music played by garrick ohlsson, an amazing international soloist, also conservatory faculty member, and dvorak's new world symphony. so even if you've never been to the symphony before, you can come. you can raise money for this incredible cause and experience. an incredible musical journey. >> and you will feel. and you said you'll be doing good at the same time. let's talk about the money you're hoping to raise and who that's going to. >> well, we wanted to split it between two really important organizations. one is habitat for humanity rebuild l.a. and the other is the entertainment community fund. so we could specifically help struggling musicians and artists that fund covers, really, anyone who makes their living in the arts. and, you know, as we know, we both we all know, i think some musicians and artists w

we'll start with leonard in massachusetts, independent line.d morning. >> good morning, everyone. thank you. i'm really excited to hear you talk about section 6103 and didn't know the number of internal revenue code and data privacy is super important and interesting. my question though is wasn't there a study done by economists saying that the irs and maybe department of education was one of the best returns on investment and every dollar spent on auditing brought back like $45 or department of education every dollar spent generated three times as much in the future based on what you invested in the people? that's my question to you, thank you. >> yeah, it's a great question. i think the first question to me is shouldn't we cut accounts receivable if it's bloated? the reality is that every person in the irs that's doing these collections earns for the american taxpayer close to $6 of revenue for every $1 we spend on their salary. so it's a good deal. we should be -- if you're trying to be efficient, you'd add more. but the point is well taken

kawhi leonard scored a season—high 33 points before falling short in their fifth loss another night andell done to him, that is all now, from me and the team for now, thank you for watching, goodbye. welcome back to bbc news. four weeks of covid inquiry hearings begin today, looking at deals involving billions of pounds worth groups representing bereaved families have warned of a potential whitewash after it emerged company executives will not be called to give evidence. in central london — and told me more about some of that frustration from families of the bereaved. now, what they've been saying is that the companies involved are not really the main focus of this part of the inquiry. any wrongdoing, they say, should be left up to the law enforcement authorities, to the police. instead, they say it's theirjob to ask about the politicians, about ministers, about what they did and how they reacted to some of these offers of contracts to supply ppe at the time. but as you just heard from that report there, that's very much angered some of the groups representing bereaved families.