you're seryozhka well, liz yes, i went to antokha to chat, and here it's nothing terrible, the hero willoh, lizok hello. come on. well, fighter? how is your health? yes, good. discharged tomorrow. well , nice. listen, about liza, you don’t really stick around. she got my idea is everything okay? hello yes, i understand. good. okay, since you have everything in okay, i'll run to my insurance should come. come on, good luck all right. well, a new store has been built. come on, good luck, come on. here it is. vova where do you go in a secret way, there is only one road, side streets, twice twice as long, almost in place. hello no luck when the fire is dry, put out the rain. so here we have. the sin here is similar to this and the insurance company came. okay, let's do it. nothing else. profit brought me more, i invested so much in this building and lost so much with this fire. please tell accounting documentation is ok. so everything burned down, in the sense of not well, of course, i have a safe in my office, but the documents were stored on the desk, and my friend did not have time to tak

can you talk a bit about that, liz? yes, me, for most residents that i talked to am basically food supply and water supply is still the biggest topic they're buried. however, to some degree day i'm supply situation has improved. however, only at a very slow rate and, and most of the voices that we hear and also the residents that i talk to are rather privileged. there are many m. so muted weiss is basically, let's say migrant workers, less privileged people. and their situation, of course, is even more dias. i would say it's still quite a precarious situation for most of the 26000000 residents are. you spoke a bit of earlier about a number of firms, elderly people are dying because possibly because wonderland conditions may be accessible and by covered. or i'd just like to sort of focus on that. there are also reports that a majority of the people above 60 aged above 60, in china aunt vaccinated. i wonder why that is? yeah, i mean, the rate is quite low. are shantay residents over 60 only 38 percent. have received 3 shots o

liz: yes. i am praying to the church of keith fitzgerald on that.ave cash flow, they have to figure this out. folks, we are 7 points away from the dow losing about 1,000 points right now, actually -- well, let's call it -- well, we're about to go there, down 999 points -- >> there we go. liz: there we go. the dow losing 1,009 points. i want to thank greg and keith, we appreciate it very much. i do want to say i'm looking at stocks here, big financials, all of them down. we have red on the screen for a lot of the retailers. insurance companies all in the red, refiners, all down. amazon, apple, all the big names losing at the moment as the bell rings. the dow closes, well, too close to call here but could close down about 1,000 points. we haven't seen that in a a while. "kudlow" is next. ♪ larry: hello, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. today is earth day. the reason you probably don't know about it is because you have to look long and hard to find any reference to earth day. non-coverage of this non-event we'll call it earth shattering. cnn is c

liz: you say they hit, just to be clear, 2.5 million subs for the quarter they're reporting after the bell? >> i think so. yesion becomes if you look at the year-over-year picture, kevin, it says a lot about all streamers. you guys just did a report, you authored a report on trends. and there were some pretty stunning reveals here. what jumped out at you the most about what you discovered when it comes to the survey that you gave a whole lot of streaming customers? >> what we actually saw was while the streaming continues to do well at over 80% penetration in the u.s., we've seen a spike in finish we've seen customers who are subscribing to a service, watching a series and then canceling and subscribing to9 another series. so the average number of subscriptions in a household has held steady. we're not seeing people spend significantly more money, but they're getting much more aggressive in canceling subscriptions once they've watched that it show. that's really driving some challenges in the industry. liz: well, there's subscription fatigue and then there's i can't afford this, right, kevin? are you seeing a

liz: yes, exactly. that's for sure. >> you know, the thing is if you look at dimon's, dimon took something that was in-- diamonds made it tangible, and the beers' took it to jumping to 80 president by this thought process. -- 80% by this thought process. bitcoin's capped at 21 million coins, so if you have enough people around the world adopting it, it has to grow, and it will grow exepo 9/11,ly. now we see robinhood coming out with 2 million wallets, we know there's tens of millions of hobby miners mining etherium that are gamers, they go to bed, they turn on their machines to mine etherium and it -- and all these kids around the world. so there's something happening, and i think what's really profound in texas is the politicians are saying that if you don't embrace this, you're going to lose the next generation of voters. liz: you guys are the original miner when it comes to publicly-traded miners. what are you bringing to the -- as far as your messaging is concerned in -- concerned? >> well, we're co

liz: yes, we like not overpaying things.also believe is greatly positioned here because at this point there is a massive demand to replace russian natural gas with gas from other places? >> i think you can also look at shell as a great example of they're the predominant name in europe with natural gas. not only for natural gas but they're transitioning to more environmentally friendly fuels as well, not fossil fuels. they're well-positioned for both transitions. when you think about europe specifically, the natural gas prices gone through through the roof. they will wane themselves off russian natural gas in the next couple years. they're the best play in europe for that. that is great play to have in your portfolio now. liz: we're looking at slightly red day. the dow down, s&p lower. it is the russell that seems to be clinging to some gains by a third of a percent or seven points. you do like a small cap name. let as talk about that and where you see these going. >> i think small caps in general, they're more sensitive to t

liz: no -- yes, yes, in terms of 54.20. >> probably no. liz: well, you know, we're looking at the stock market action from yesterday, and it just indicates that the stock continues to move down after it had certainly popped 27% the day it was released that elon musk can did have that 9% stake. look at that one week chart, unbelievable. please call us back and let us mow if you hear more from twitter employees or from the company, john. thank you. >> sure, will do. liz: john swartz of market watch. >>> from the twitter circus to the desert dance fest, coachella is back. can't get a ticket to see the stars perform? one company using the return of the rock festival to jump head first into the metaverse. the ceo is here to tell us all about how absoluteland is just like being there. >>> the markets may be closed, but fox business is alive and kicking following all the breaking news, up like our competitors, might if i add, who are in reruns. more "claman countdown" when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ that's

liz. we've actually got a couple right now. and, yescult market here. here's the closing bell. the nasdaq closes at its worst april in 22 the years. markets close lore for the month. that's going to do it for "the larry: hello, everyone. welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. the biden administration has set up the digs information governance board and it will be led by nina jankowicz who has a history of spreading disinformation. she made claims claims about christopher steele's

[laughter] liz: billie eilish. plandemic. larry: yes. the hoodie. the wet shirt -- sweatshirt.t has been cold. mike: yes. i got a warm hug from one of my colleagues. it was nice to see her after two years. look at the snow. yes. more snow. winter weather advisory, 5:00 they 1:00 tomorrow through thursday, one foot of fresh snow 240 500 feet. pretty quiet. lake level. snow showers. mountains. look at the snow thursday, friday, saturday, and tuesday. the resorts that are open will be very happy. so are those that get to ski on that fresh powder. it will feel 10 degrees cooler during the evening because of the wind. when we fall from the 50's into the 40's, wind chills fall into the 30's, so dress appropriately. here's a look. we have three chances of rain during the seven day forecast. not a lot outside the north bay, but if we get anywhere from .20 inches to .50 inches of rain, that delays the onset of fire season, good news, thursday, saturday, tuesday. that's what we have. larry: excellent. thanks. today, nasa held a scaled-back wet dress rehearsal ahead of the moon mission. i

>> yes, absolutely, i think liz , you're making a very good point.oing to have some impact on the current quarter, on the quarter, but most importantly on the second quarter and everybody can do the math. every week the shanghai factory is not producing, tesla is los ing 5% of its quarter. it's as simple as that. now, there is a secondary effect that we have to keep in mind that's going to be my number one focus on the call, that implication for free cash flow, because you know, when you sell cars what do you is you ask your suppliers to make supplies, you put together the car, you sell it, and then you get the money from your clients, and then three months down the line, you pay your suppliers, and in between the two you have enormous working capital. you have cash-at-hand and when suddenly you have to slow your production and you're not growing your deliveries, from one quarter to the next one, you have a cash flow issue, so what i would anticipate is a weak free cash flow in the second quarter and i think this call tonight is the opportunity for t

>> yes. liz: a check on the forecast, tracking the grass fire.nces: that is where we have a red flag warning in solano county. we will see strong winds throughout the weekend. we will start with live doppler 7 with clear skies now. it will be a sunny and windy day. i want to take you to the red flag warning in solano county in effect until tomorrow evening at 5:00. gusts could reach 50 miles an hour and during the daytime humidity levels will drop to as low as 5%. because of the fire, these fires will spread quickly because of these conditions. there is a wind advisory for the higher elevations in the north bay mountains and east bay hills. the areas highlighted in yellow until tomorrow afternoon is where gusts can reach 60 miles an hour, so the wind will be a big factor this weekend. look out for possible downed tree limbs and power outages. in the immediate bay area, the wind is light and will pick up. it is really pretty as we look from the exploratorium to the bay bridge. in san francisco it is 54. this time we are looking from the east bay h

liz: we're showing them, yes. >> i mean it's obscene because this is the money that was stolen from thes the money that should have paid for medicine, for education, filling in the potholes, public services, that's gone for these obscene displays of wealth by this very small group of people of vladimir putin and those who surround him, and that's why putin felt the need to go to war , because is unsustainable. you can't have a supposed democracy where people vote and have this type of theft over such a long period of time. putin understood that. liz: we do have to run, but i'm sorry, the ukrainian pro-russian oligarch who has now been taken into custody by zelenskyy, zelenskyy has said, do you know what? we will offer a trade, we'll give you back to russia if you will let us have back our prisoners of war, boys and girls of ukraine, that are now in russian custody, well putin ever bite on that? >> so this is a great example, the russians said, you know, we don't care about that guy. this goes to show, you know, you throw your lot in with vladimir putin and he'll sell you down the river.

>> yes happy to build on that. liz and ie are both familiar wih it being that took an young person on the panel we are handing the baton of the future to this next generation. young people are going to save the day. with what resources? with whatat connections young people are systematically being excluded from decisions that are governing our future. with the heart of a social movement i've seen it throughout history. however the climate crisis is very different from the direct challenges by different generations. a lot of young people are borderline losing hope in the world we are inheriting. it is the intensity of emotion it is the connectedness to the pain of what we have done to advance people to be really good activists and changemakers. i remember when i was 16 i big paris meeting on climate. the starry eyed optimism and contributors to the climate crisis. fluent in making promises scheduled far enough into the future they require no immediate perhaps the system is to broken perhaps the problem is too big. i als

liz: always. markets are, yes, hitting session lows just seconds ago, literally, the dow had been up as much as 404p by about 190 but the s&p has turned negative down seven points and you've got the nasdaq as we said at session lows down 172. netflix, paramount, warner brothers, discovery, derailing the nasdaq chances for a second day of gains,

remember -- liz: the one about -- >> yes, how he was forced into it and is all that.tled at the same time. as part of the settlement, you neither confirm, nor deny the charges. the s is ec -- sec basically says you need to keep your mouth shut. he's in technical violence. whether they go after him, i can't tell you. i think the tesla's going to deny this, it's going to reject his bid -- liz: twitter. >> excuse me, twitter. tesla wants them to reject it because they think this guy's spread too thin just if you rook at the way tesla's been trading lately. the twitter board's going to reject it. basically, they'll say he's bidding too low. it's under the 52-week high which, i think, was $73 -- liz: yep. let's show that, by the way. >> and i think what they're also going to say is the stuff we've been reporting recently, he's coming under -- there's reinforced scrutiny on him and his past statements not just with him on twitter, whether he filed the right paperwork, whether he was withholding the truth about his intentions of taking it over, but also disclose you are -- d

yes, we will remain united, including military opponents, korolev is important here. pay attention. oh, where did liz lord go before her. you deleted it early. give anyway. look, yes, here, uh, what important words of atrocity. we are not we will not calm down until putin is defeated, and ukraine wins, because vladimirovich, we will not calm down, not in emotionality, not that we will be there, we undertake, so to speak, to fight in training all this time. i don't know there and so on. no, we will not rest until putin loses. in the sense that they will promote in every possible way and so on correctly directly here is the sheet, she just means, antidepressants. she needs to take an antidepressant. maybe, you know, she meant that he would not calm down and would take antidepressants. i am i do not see here a direct threat in these words. well, i know how the brain functions. and what is happening now you know, when a short digression. uh, when stepan bender was destroyed in munich, i see now? excuse me, it’s just that in english we won’t know either sleep or rest. yes, i understand, you know the brief

dw correspondent yon phillips schulte says, in liz, e's in western ukraine, and i asked him earlier at that reports of renewed air strikes there. yes, indeed, there have been a new air strikes only the from the past 24 hours and we had to go to shelter several times. but to my knowledge, the, the air defense has been successful and no major damage was caused here. really no comparison to what is happening in other parts of the country. most ukrainians say it's some kind of retaliation for the thinking of the russian flexor must cra the thinking really it can't be other. the significance of this highly symbolic thinking really can't be over estimated, and russians are very angry about it, obviously. and this is one of the reasons most ukrainian say that they have intensified attacks. yan phillip or a, you mentioned that there, but russia has intensified attacks across other parts of the country as well. what and where are the recent targets most major ukrainian cities have been targeted, so they have been you asterix on a key f, as we heard. and also artillery strikes on the part 60 of me call i f, and also on the eastern city of ho

liz: do you have some nice easter plans? lisa: yes, to enjoy the day.be nice with a lot of son. it took a while for the sun to come on yesterday and when it did, it was strong. we had a couple of opportunities to enjoy that before we see a return to a rainy pattern as we get into the week ahead. the storm track to the north, full sunshine today, but with a clear sky, breezy winds overhead , 43 in walnut creek as well as dublin. elsewhere, upper 30's with fog in santa rosa. 39 in mountain view. that is what they call the pink, the full moon yesterday. you can see the cloud cover. chilly this morning, sunny for passover easter sunday. rain returning late monday into tuesday. rest of tuesday it looks dry and then back into more rain wednesday and thursday with a more significant system. today, clear skies. tomorrow, high clouds filtering in. then we will see it rain. it will wait until late in the day. this is 11:00, running -- raining crossing the bay. maybe a quarter to three quarters of an inch. we will pick this up on monday and then this moves route t

liz: about making money with twitter? >> i think yesmake money with twitter is to experiment with some stuff. i think you cannot really experiment as a public company. you know you've covered this and you talk to analyst those analysts are breathing down your throat every quarter. it's hard to do, if you are twitter -- if you want to raise money if you are twitter in your public in a very deep-seated problem, it's hard to fix were impossible to fix, you cannot do it that's why michael dell went private he had issues with dell they needed to fix it, the best way to fix it is to not to be before an analyst every three seconds investors, this is a good move and by the way investors get paid in san francisco don't like it you probably want to move this stuff too austin, texas and find techies from the university of texas austin. >> we have the fox market alert i was looking at the vicks you have to see this it is shooting through the roof the soul year, today it is up 18.6% right now pretty much at the height of the session, year to date yo

and when we talk about what the paper hold liz was. yesn we are talking about help, yes, that is, right there, arrestovich. he, too, here he no longer allows himself to say much about how they fight. yes, they are fighting. no, they understand that they need to survive. so now help is coming. and you know, the guys who are at the front of them, of course, have a great desire so that this help does not come, so that there is no such thing, so that these people do not work there. but this tornado is a hurricane, so that means when we have already suffered, yes, that is there are a number of months. and that means there is a ward from there, because when it comes, that is, the guys there would have already taken it, it seems to be a milestone, yes, and then he came again and again. the body, that is, it seems to have been cut up, it seems to have been crushed, so you know, this is an extremely important point, so that hmm, there are no half-hearted decisions here, everything should be easy to enter. well , ukraine should not destroy, that is,

liz: kevin, quickly, i have to ask, are you concerned we'll see a 50 basis-point hike at the next meeting, yesi believe it will happen. liz: kevin is not concerned. everybody take a breath because he has a big asset under management there of five billion dollars. [closing bell rings] major averages snap a two-day winning streak closing near session lows with so much action while "the claman countdown" finishes up, larry kudlow picks it up right now with much more news ahead. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. last evening we had former russian chess grandmaster, human rights advocate garry kasparov. he was telling us there is no clear proof that a ukraine victory is part of president biden's agenda and garry made a important related point that a bunch of administration people see the ukraine war as a distraction from their ultraleft-wing domestic agenda. therefore this group could just as soon end

. >> yes, so this was created by liz flahive and carly mensch, who created "glow" and we worked togethernd goes slowly insane. >> jimmy: yeah, i love it. i think the whole season, the whole idea, every single episode is a different story of a woman. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and it's -- it's well done >> nicole kidman, cynthia erivo, alison brie the love of my life. >> jimmy: alison brie! yeah, she was here talking about it it's great i want to talk about "gaslit" now. this is your other show. this show is -- basically, everybody is saying is julia roberts' return, kind of we haven't seen julia in a a while. >> her performance is insane she's incredible >> jimmy: she is incredible. >> incredible. >> jimmy: yeah, and -- have you ever worked with julia before or met her >> i had never -- no i'd never worked with her. it's so unfortunate. i, in this series, play mo dean, who was a real person wife of john dean, who was in the white house council. and mo dean had -- yeah, so she has white blonde hair and i do not against all odds. and i wore this wig that was this platinum blonde, almost like

liz: twitter shares holding on to the gains that we have seen, following elon musk's twitter takeover news. yestten the all approval from the entire board to buy the company for $44 billion, works out to $ 54.20 a share, right now the stocks at 51.89 still a gain of 6% and holding. the deal when finished, completed this year, will take the social media company private purchase price 38% premium to twitter's closing price on aprif course before musk's 9% stake in the company was revealed. trading volume for twitter today stands at 150 million shares, but triple, that's triple the average daily volume and speaking of volume, twitter of course trades on the new york stock exchange, famed piano maker steinway announced it'll be tuning up for an ipo on the new york stock exchange. the ticker symbol stwy. remember it had been public and traded under the lvb ticker, that was fun, but then they went private and they sold to private equity but now they are going to relist when you look at the ipo picture its been a skinny season for the whole ipo market in this first quarter of 2022, just 77 companies h

yes. luz: luz pena, abc 7 news. liz: summer is not far away. as travelers book vacations, they are hoping they will not run into the shortages of rental cars we saw during covid. as people plan their trips, how hard is it going to be to find a car and how can you get the best deal? reena roy reports. >> experts are forecasting a is a travel season with americans hitting the road in numbers we have not seen before covid that means lots of people will be looking for rental cars and worrying if they will be able to get one. >> i don't think you are going to see as acute a problem this year as you saw in years past, though it is going to see a bit of shortage when it comes to rental cars. reena: what are the best ways to find a car and get a good deal? scott case of scott's cheap flights has tips. first, book your car well before you travel day and keep watching prices to try to get a better rate >> unlike with flights, it is something that lets you cancel your reservation for free. when you book your rental car, if the price goes down in the futur

yes. luz: luz pena, abc 7 news. liz: we hope they get the help they need. summer is not far away.s travelers book vacations, they are hoping they will not run into the shortages of rental cars we saw during covid. as people plan their trips, how hard is it going to be to find a car and how can you get the best deal on a rental? reena roy reports. >> experts are forecasting a busy travel season with americans hitting the road and numbers we are not seen since covid, and that means lots of people will be looking for rental cars and worrying if they will be able to get one. >> i don't think you are going to see as acute a problem this year as you saw in years past, though it is going to see a bit of shortage when it comes to rental cars. reena: so what are the best ways to find a car and get a good deal? scott case of scott's cheap flights has tips. first, book your car well before your travel day and keep watching prices to try to get a better rate. >> unlike with flights, it is something that lets you cancel your reservation for free. what that means is when you book your rental ca

liz: amazing and by the way warren buffett actually owns a flight training company, yes, we're headedt for warren buffett, although we'll be traveling commercial instead of private. we should look at private flight stocks today we've got blade moving higher by a third of a percent, wheels up down a fraction of a percent here, berkshire hathaway the parent of netjets as well as a flight training company, that's moving slightly higher, still below $500,000 a share, we are heading as i said to omaha, nebraska to spend the weekend with warren at the berkshire hathaway annual shareholder meeting, we will be live from the floor of the chi health center arena friday, i'll be live blogging, doing tik tok lives throughout the day on saturday but the show begins friday. we are live here on fox business , right from the floor of the arena there, 3:00 p.m. eastern, you have to stay tuned it's warren buffett's woodstock of capitalism and we'll be speaking to a lot of warren buffett investors, and of course, people who manage his companies that he owns. all right, meta melting 46% off its stock pri

liz: he's speechless, everyone. that's what taxes will do do you , yes. tax day turnaround a volatile session following the three day weekend but look at this about an hour and a half ago the bulls found new life. question is can they hold on to that energy? speaking of energy, it's driving the markets since the war in ukraine appears to be entering a terrifying new phase. russia now

liz: he's speechless, everyone. that's what taxes will do do you , yes. markets are making a late tax day turnaround a volatile session following the three day weekend but look at this about an hour and a half ago the bulls found new life. question is can they hold on to that energy? speaking of energy, it's driving the markets since the war in ukraine appears to be entering a terrifying new phase. russia now attempting breakthrough the defenses on the eastern front, in dontesk, and kharkiv. oil and natural gas are leaping, natural gas look at that, it touched $8 per unit earlier, it's still up about 6.5% in the after market we're watching it all very closely. crude oil at $108.05 a barrel. elon musk's twitter takeover also taking a new twist as the billionaire ceo of tesla channels his inner elvis. i am not kidding. dan niles bought twitter last week but he's already sold it, what he saw that triggered the reversal and what he is buying now, and he's going to tell you exactly what you need to look out for , and the red hot housing market could soon be do

over the weekend, republic congresswoman liz cheney, the vice chair for the committee, confirmed for anyone who's wondering that yes, the committee does have evidence that donald trump committed a crime. >> you have enough evidence to refer trump for criminal charges? >> we have not made a decision about referrals on the committee. i think that it is absolutely the case. it's absolutely clear that what president trump was doing, with one number of people around them doing, they knew it was unlawful, they did anyway. you know they certainly saw that with the decision that was issued by judge carter a few weeks ago where he concluded that it was more likely than not that the president of the united states was engaged in criminal activity. >> this comes as political as nicholas wu reports on the crucial decisions that the committee faces as it reaches the end of this investigation, including how and when it will call the twice impeached president to testify, quote, the panel members view trump as the singular cause of the violence that occurred on january 6th. but there's little expectation that trump will cooperate w

yes we've seen an increase from last year in terms of number of flights available, but they're not able to keep up with the demand, lizcertain airlines they are reducing the number of flights they have. jetblue announcing they reduce the number of flights they are offering because they had to cancel 300 flights this past weekend alone. i myself was on a flight canceled it's something the people here we've been talking to have been experiencing and you're dealing with cancellations, the other tricky part about all of this is it's costing you more so you have a headache and getting more money out of your wallet so those prices we've seen jump because of the increase in demand and the increase in jet fuel prices. we're actually looking at higher tickets up about 40% since january of last year. those prices, they have accelerated faster than experts anticipated. that's something really interesting i've gotten from this reporting, we've been cover ing this story for months as we've seen the gradual increase in prices. analysts were expecting prices to increase six to 7% each month through the summer. now, because of jet fu

yes. - thank you, edna. - [announcer] don't wait. see if a reverse mortgage is right for you. call now, the number is on your screen. lizett effect back in full swing in this final hour. take a look at shares of hp, they are moving higher by 15 percent after filings revealed last night that warren buffett's berkshire hathaway has taken an 31.4% stake -- 11.4% stake. the nearly 121 million shares of the computer and if printer maker valued at some $4.2 billion, but on yesterday's closing price. now look to be worth a lot more because with shares look to chose at a record. again, up 15.5% to $40.32. it has been a really busy couple weeks for buffett. berkshire's committedded the 22 billion to few new -- to new investments, including occidental petroleum and a purchase of insurance company allegheny. >>> rite-aid shares might need first aid after deutsche bank cut its price target from $16 down to $1 ahead of the pharmacy retailer's earnings report next week. obviously, this is horrible news for the stock. rite-aid is down 20 right now. the analysts say rite-aid would have to report more than $400 million in earnings befor

yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. >>> did you catch liz cheney describingher words a massive and well organized and well-planned effort. that is how she framed what she says the committee investigating january 6th has uncovered. and she said it's all enough to forward to the justice department for charges. >> it's absolutely clear that what president trump was doing, what a number of people around him were doing, that they knew it was unlawful. they did it anyway. >> according to "the new york times," there are divisions over to whether to go ahead and send that referral to the d.o.j. the major concern, which it could. >> she said that the committee was in disagreement. she did go on to say on the sunday shows that the committee just hasn't decided yet if they're going to move forward with the criminal referral to the department of justice. but let being clear. it's something that the committee has been talking about, not only about donald trump but other people as well and about a lot of decisions regarding the january 6th select committee. there are some

liz: this rain is good news but it will only delay fire season by a few weeks? lisa: yes have a bigger system, the biggest of the week that could be on thursday that will ring us an additional inch of rain, but in between now and then we are getting started with some light to moderate rain and gusty wind and fog as the level 1 system moves into the bay area and the central coast. as we look at live doppler 7, this is a beautiful sight. we have not seen this all season long, going closer to the north bay seeing some heavy rain around our sweep on top of mount st. helena and into st. maarten -- san marino county. wet weather on the golden gate bridge and along the peninsula. san mateo, look at that, good rain from what would city down to stanford and light and consistent rain from half moon bay along the coast crossing into the east bay. hayward, wet weather for you livermore getting into a heavy downpour in the past hour or so. further south into santa cruz, healthy rain all the way down to monterey and even big sur getting into the act. this will be a quick mover with tem

your colleague, liz cheney, says it's absolutely clear that what former president trump was doing was unlawful. do you agree with her? >> yesnk, yeah, all you have to do is look at donald trump's own statements when he says, put out a statement not that long ago where he said i'm wanted vice president pence to overturn an election. that to me sounds like an admission to a coup attempt. the question now though from the committee is we put the story out. the doj's going to be able to read whatever we do. there's tno criminal component o what the house of representatives can do, but we can put that information out there and doj can take a look and do whatever they will with it and we hope they enforce the contempt charges that we've just brought forward or the contempt resolution to get these witnesses to testify in fronfront of us. >> so you think there will be a criminal referral from the committee? >> that's an interesting question. we may be able to do that. we may not. really, we have no ability to say anything to doj that they're not going to already see. but that's certainly something, look, i think if that is a reasona

liz ann, dow transports having its worst month since 2020. spring is usually one of the best times my point is yes, you can point to the labor market, but if you're hinging your whole hopes on the labor market to keep everything sunny and rosy, maybe you're looking in the wrong place. the writing is on the wall >> a moment ago, my good buddy steve was telling me the good news is priced into the stock market as well if i replayed what you just said, there is no way that implies that the good news is priced into the market at all. the bad news is priced in. an aggressive fed that we'll see. so far they've raised 25 basis points and they'll raise 50 in may and we'll be a whole 75 basis points off of zero, but everything you've just said tells me this market is way too pessimistic. we're not going to have to argue about it long because we're going to get earnings and the numbers will tell the story for us >> back to steve weiss seveda at bank of america says this could be the last big beat for a while. q1 will likely mark a reset in expectations beyond q1, consensus expectations appear too high cracks

yes, not many calls of late. let's show you the picture mansion house. this man is been on his feet for quite a while and he clearly is making an introduction to liz truss.arge areas of their airspace, how useful would they be in with a be able to make a difference in the battle of shilohs right, yes i do not know the actual details. it shilohs right, yes i do not know the actual details.— actual details. it depends on whether or _ actual details. it depends on whether or not _ actual details. it depends on whether or not the - actual details. it depends on whether or not the been - actual details. it depends on - whether or not the been upgraded to nato communication systems in which case, there wouldn't be immediately usable for, i guess it's the attentions being paid to it now to bring them back to the words and pack it ukrainians are operating. as the main thing is so, apparently remarkably successful against the russians, and we talked earlier about the plans that have been shot down. i believe they will make a difference. down. i believe they will make a difference-— difference. take us back to what ou're difference. take us back to what you're tal

liz: [laughter] yeah, the bulls are digging it, the bears are like wait, we gotta streak busting wednesday session yesack three straight days of losses, we've got the dow up 286, check the s&p up 44 a gain of more than 1% the nasdaq up nearly 2% after falling 2% yesterday. investors ignoring record inflation at the manufacturing level and also ignoring one big disappointment in the mixed bag of earnings to start the first quarter season. that disappointment jpmorgan

liz cheney's office denies releasing are leaking those audio tapes between her and the house minority leader reporting in washington. reshad hudson. back to you. >> were shot? is there an update on congresswoman greens hearing? >> yes, so the hearing wrapped up in the last hour in the judge didn't make a decision. he's now leaving it to the secretary of state and georgia to determine of congresswoman greene can remain on the ballot. no georgia's primary election is scheduled for may 24th. so we're expecting an update before that a primary election. reshad hudson from dc. thank you so much. >> the u.s. is sending more resources to ukraine as russia continues to combat forces in the donbass region. washington correspondent basil john has more details now as the u.s. continues to deploy sanctions and increase the refugee effort. >> the state department says currents u.s. sanctions are hitting russia hard economically. this is one of the most. >> comprehensive and meaningful set of sanctions we placed on any country, but particularly a country with an economy as large as russia's state department counselor derek show les believes the sanctions will have an impact on the russian invasion. it's going to be harder for it

>> about goodness, liz i hope they don't make them sing bird that's part of the program than i am out that was disturbing. so yeslling it elon musk is interesting timing, one because of this now new disinformation oversight committee that has been propped up by helping homeland security. curious the timing of the purchase of twitter by elon musk. all is that they care? for as long as i can remember and i'm 34 years old, big tech hollywood, corporate america, the ultra limousine liberal left has all been controlled by the democrats and by the left. and now all of the sudden they care about free speech. no, i think they care about the tendency in control that's the root of their agenda. another earful that americans are going to start learning the truth and oh my gosh heaven forbid have an intellectual conversation and diversity of thought. elizabeth: there care only about their speech not yours, right? the minute you say something.comport with what they are saying they have a fit, or they sit you don't like to be disagreed with or whatever the point out is instead of as you point out that is the way democracies w

liz: we're waiting to hear any more clarity on that. charlie, thank you. we do want to let our viewers know, yes, shares down 40% year-over-year now, and we are below -- well, we're just straddling the $21 a share mark here. >>> fox market alert, take a look at the markets. as we toll you, investors turned tail this afternoon when jay powell said what the futures have already been telling us, a 50 basis point hike in benchmark interest rates is on the table for the may meeting. that's on the table. listen. >> it is appropriate, in my view, to be moving a little more quickly. i also think there's something in the idea of front end loading whatever accommodation one thinks is appropriate -- [inaudible conversations] points in the direction of 50 basis points being on the table. we make these decisions at the meeting, but i would say that 50 basis points will be on the table for the may meeting. liz: we need to look at the intraday charts, we are at the lows of the session. powell's remarks are were released around 1:00 eastern. there's the dow jones industrials, a loss of 358. fresh loss for the s

yes, there is a push towards more renewables but this will take some time. thank you very much. despite president putin's warning to the west, britain's foreign secretary, lizst "double down" in their support for ukraine. in the clearest indication yet of the uk's aims for the conflict, she said russian forces must be pushed out of the whole of ukraine. we can't be complacent. the fate of ukraine hangs in the balance. but let's be clear. if putin succeeds, there will be untold further misery across europe and terrible consequences across the globe. we would never feel safe again. so we must be prepared for the long haul. we've got to double down on our support for ukraine and we must follow through on the unity that we've shown in the crisis. mysterious explosions in transnistria, a breakaway russian—controlled territory in moldova bordering on ukraine have raised fears that the ukraine conflict may be spreading. no casualties were reported, but a red anti—terrorism alert is now in force, meaning heightened security in the territory, which broke away from moldova in a brief war in 1992. emma ashford, a senior fellow at the atlantic council's scowcroft cente

liz: all right. well, bitcoin have gone from around january 2nd, 35,000, to what we see at the moment, around $46,299, something like that, 229, rather. yesalk to me about what you think is underneath this groundswell as of late. >> well, i think it's a lot of hinges that go into it. first -- things that go into it. first, the properties that make bitcoin scarce, i believe, continue to drive value over time. and bitcoin with new supply introduce canned into the market is cut in the half every four years. and the effect of that is actually today the 19th million bitcoin was mined out of 21 million bitcoins that will only ever be made. so what you're talking about is a real scarce asset, something that's provably scarce, and i believe that drives long-term value. the second component is the utility of bitcoin. i think geopolitical events continue to demonstrate use case for a decentralized planning system that does not require third party intermediaries that gives individuals sovereign control over their wealth. and we're seeing the use case in realtime now. the start of bitcoin people thought about what the use cases one day might be. toda

liz doesn't care who she has to he will elbow out of the way to make it happen. nobody is off limits. >> do you have confidence in house speaker nancy pelosi? >> yes.s that we should be doing as democrats is restoring some confidence in congress and the way we can do that is to ban all stocks individual stock ownership, stock trading, buying, selling of any kind. and that's true for every member of congress and true for their spouses. >> jesse: oh, papa p. polyp., pelosi the crime family. liz warn is coming for you guys. shooting inside the crime tent. she is cracking down. and in her mind she is saving the party. here is today's politico headline which reads this warren tries to light the fire of urgency for democrats. the whole article was about her plan, you know, she has a ton of plan. to save the democrats from a wipeout in november. and that plan includes three little words: cancel student debt. that's the message straight to joe. he has been putting it off for a little while now. but between the squad and now a senator who wants to be president, the pressure is on for biden to wipe that debt away. a lot of cash. monica crowley is the host of

liz: more interesting if he does a subscription-based part of this because that would really lift the bottom for revenue. charlie: forces him to do stuff like that, yesrce changes to their bottom line that goes beyond the politics? remember, he's just spoken up about the politics so far. i don't, you know, we don't know what his theories are about the business model here. liz: no, in fact, here's the 13g s the filing that he put in with the sec. charlie: does it say lol? liz: on march 14, it says rofl, rolling on the floor laughing, all that stuff. charlie: 4/20 or bust. liz: funding secured. charlie: [laughter] liz: charlie thanks. charlie: his funding was secured for the 9% stake. liz: well he wills things to happen as the hewlett packard ceo once said to me, elon wills things to happen. charlie: i feel sorry for the twitter people. they deserve elon. he's going to fry this them i think. liz: well, you need oil to fry, and oil & gas sectors have been so hot due to the ukraine war. nice segway, liz. nice segway but today's countdown closer has three back doorways to play the energy volatility without buying actual direct energy stock. you've gotta h

liz: i think this is really and truly one of the stupidist things that the biden white house has done, dagen. 73% of americans in a recent poll said, yesed to manage it and get on with our lives. we do not want to go backwards. i think the idea that they're going to try and reimpose this mandate on people traveling, people who are really sick to death of wearing masks and by the way, the cdc has lost the trust of the public because over the last two years they have shown themselves to be utterly failing at a every essential aspect of keeping people healthy. you know, providing masks when we need it, providing tests when we need it. the whole thing. the cdcs has been dishonest and i think this is -- use you point out, a power grab and nothing more. there's no explanation. as the judge said in her ruling, there has never been a good, sound explanation of why we need to wear masks on airplanes and guess what, we don't. the air circulation is just fine, just as it is in a restaurant or any place else. i think this is so dumb, i can't believe it. dagen: they want to preserve this power, mark tepper. liz: yeah. dagen: it is in the statement

for liz kreutz, but before we get to that news in ukraine, let's start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist francisco in for lisa arjen francis beautiful day. we're expecting. yes if you want to head outdoors for continued beach cleaning and things like that. today's a great day to do. here's a live view outside of the bay bridge and we've got a beautiful sunny and warm day ahead sunrise at 6:22 temperatures will be in the 40s and 50s and with the beach hazard statement in effect today. just be careful there could be some strong rip currents and some sneaker waves out there temperatures will be a little bit warmer compared to yesterday inland areas in the low 80s for some of our warmest areas around the bay low 70s and at the beaches near 60 and the sun sets at 7:53. we have another warm day ahead before a cool-down midweek, which i'll tell you about coming up. all right. thanks so much, francis and ukraine's president says he is meeting with us secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin in kiev today abc news reporter christine. sloan has the latest ukrainian president vladimir zalenski says he's meeting in person with us defense secr

for liz kreutz, but before we get to that news in ukraine, let's start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist francisco in for lisa arjen francis beautiful day. we're expecting. yes outdoors for continued beach cleaning and things like that. today's a great day to do. here's a live view outside of the bay bridge and we've got a beautiful sunny and warm day ahead sunrise at 6:22 temperatures will be in the