five jane does found civil lawsuits against boyd and stephanie householder. that the great majority of their hundreds of students benefit from what they called, a christian bass discipline program school. while they denied liability, the couple settled the complaint for an undisclosed amount. in march of 2021, boyd and stephanie householder were both arrested. the missouri attorney generals house found more than 100 criminal charges against them. boy, it himself, faces nearly 80 felony charges, including multiple counts for statutory rape and sought to me. they have both pleaded not guilty, and are awaiting trial. as for one of their most vocal critics, their daughter, amanda, the householders told us they had been estranged from her since 2014. your parents did give an interview to one of the local papers. they said, you are addicted to drugs, that your state and worship are. would you say to things like that? >> when i turned 18, and i was on my own, i did experiment with drugs. i'm not going to lie. when i had my kids, that changed. >> one of the things in

stephanie: judy, white house officials say nearly 40% of u.s. householdshat's called the affordability connectivity program. the agreement with providers, such as comcast, at&t, verizon, and others, offers eligible families high-speed internet at a cost of no more than $30 a month. eligible families wiill get subsidies to essentially eliminate those costs. the money is part of the infrastructure law. president biden spoke today about why better service is essential. >> high speed internet is not a luxury any longer. it's a necessity. and that's why the bi-partisan infrastructure law included $65 billion to make sure we expand access to broadband internet in every region of the country, urban, suburban, and rural. if you qualify, you're gonna get a $30 credit per month towards your internet bill. which means, which most folks, will mean they get on for nothing. look, zero. stephanie: joining me now is nicol turner lee. she's the director of the center for technology innovation at the brookings institution. thank you so much for your time. previous administr

a lot of anger, you say stephanie sharina, of course, was a household name in palestine. and her death has happened against the backdrop of, of systematic violence against palestinians which you have been covering in the last few weeks. what reaction can we expect from the palestinian streets in the coming days? oh, there is a lot of anger and i think there's also again, the reminder that there is never any accountability when you do have these kinds of incidence. that happened in the happened all the time is mentioning earlier. funny she read is incredibly high profile. she's extremely well known as a household name there as a very powerful network. it is backed by a powerful country that you know has relations with israel in the sense of dealing with the gaza, dealing with mass dealing with trying to calm the ground at time. so you have a complex web here, or i've allegiances in the sense that this is now being highlighted. i've covered funerals of journalists, palestinian journalists that would never make international headlines that would never be discussed with unite

household year that does not know her. let us cross to west or islam. now stephanie decker, cross one standing by for steph. tell us more. first of all, about what the israeli government has been saying? well, the most recent statement issued by the prime minister, naturally bennett. and he specifically was it said he was up because president who the bass, the police palestinian present in line with al jazeera statement and cutter statement, accusing these rating security forces of killing sharing. and basically, naturally bennett saying that according to preliminary information that these really have. and this is also in line with the army statement which was issued soon after the news came out and that they said, maybe it was palestinian gunmen that fired on the journalist again. nick, you know, according to assure your colleagues on the ground, our colleagues and also other journalists with her are they under no uncertain terms saying that they were targeted by israeli snipers at these rady army on the ground as they were in the middle of, of, of a raid in the g need refugee camp, so we're gonna have to wait and cedar

there's that line which steven stanley points out, households are sitting on a pile of cash, year end 2021, the last data point. some of that worked off. stephaniethe phrase of 2.7 trillion maybe lower than that. still a substantial sum of money. my point to josh would be yes, there are losses i think the amazon point makes my point amazon did wonderful and well during the pandemic because it was selling a ton of goods from people sitting at home that kind of easing off, coming off where it was before makes sense to me and may have been in fact overdone. i think amazon holds onto market share, i think we changed some of our spending patterns, not all of them. >> let me jump in, steve, before i let you go i want you to react and i want everybody to react as well all of you wherever you are watching now, everybody in the box trying to think the same thing, when is the market getting some sort of stability >> negative inflation trend. >> bill ackman sent a series of tweets a few moments ago i want to read you one of them, steve, i want your reaction and everybody's reaction talking inflation being out of control. i am quoting now how does this down

from alex, as nita and stephanie have alluded to, unfortunately, this is not the 1st policy in germany is to be killed. $55.00 in total. ah, but our colleague was really a household name. people considered her to be the voice of palestine. please tell us 1st about your reaction to this hello. and of course, this is a very, very difficult and said day for all whole scenes. because shirley was really amazing in the job that she did. she covered every story and also related to severe human rights. they relations definitely in prisoners cases. and in bold church cases at a bit very did mention. she followed all the main assaults in the prison. there's movement in the last 2 and the hall decays. it's very, it's very shocking to think that she's gone and we will not hear our voice every voice and hear analysis any more. now, what can you tell us about the the record of treatment of palestinian janice by israeli forces? of course, as you heard from your colleagues love, the 1st point is not going to be the most unfortunately, hundreds off of finance journalist where shootings were affected by the a stack of the employee military occupation forces. whether we are on the