gregg, thanks as always. >> thanks, stu. stuart: sure thing.he will be talking prince philip and prince harry. sandra smith will be with us. carley shimkus will be down to arkansas to see laid off oil workers f there was ever a sign back to normal, look no further than the masters. it's a different story than back to work at the office, isn't it? it is next. ♪. everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer but can also cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body. this can happen during or after treatment and may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away i

stu. stuart: it good morning. senator joe mansion is now more powerful than joe biden. that's only a slight exaggeration. west virginia democrat has put the president's far left agenda in doubt he is the one to stop it or at least tone it down. matching says yes to the filibuster, keep it and it know to reconciliation, that means major legislation will require compromise between democrats and republicans. he is no fan of huge tax increases or the green new deal and without his vote the democrats cannot get all of their radical agenda through the senate. bernie sanders, aoc, elizabeth warren will not like this. of the administration is in trouble at the border , the governor of texas says child migrants are being abused and he wants at least one migrant facility closed and ms-13 gang member and two more terror suspects arrested at the border. border crossings are escalating. it's now an open border and vice president harris has no plan to visit. one more news item which we will hear a lot a

stu. stuart: got it. ashley, thank you very much indeed.t alone. the irs is sitting on close to 30 million returns. we're going to tell you why in a moment. first though, president biden making a big push to raise the estate tax, sometimes called the death tax, the wealthy, what do they get out of it anyway, what is the point of raising that tax, i will ask tax expert grover norquist after this. ♪. if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. that building you're trying to sell, for smarter trading decisions, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. you can close with more certainty. and twice as fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... or

everyone loves those packets of ketchup, stu.i do. stuart: i have to move on before i waste too much time on this. it is good stuff, let me tell you. ash, thank you. >>> could your next home be at sea? i'm talking to a ceo who is building a new luxury residential cruise ship. that is ahead. >>> youngsters in seattle finally heading back to school in person, but this is what they're seeing. homeless encampments on the way to school. more details after this. ♪. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high b

a nice pool deck up here, stu.ccording to redfin, that is a real estate company, 59% of homes on the market, went under contract, sold within about two weeks. better yet, 42% sold higher than asking price. that is an extraordinary situation. mitch roschelle is our real estate guy. when does this calm down, cool down, if ever? >> i think it is geographic. so you have two things happening at the same time. we talked about this before. you have the folks who were in cities moving into the suburbs. which will happen like crazy this spring. then you have the folks that are in high-taxed states moving to low or no taxed states. for the latter, this does not end. i've spoke to 10 brokers in florida in preparation for this. 10 for 10 they said this does not end until the state and local deduction is repealed because the buyers going down there are motivated by less taxes. right now people are paying their taxes, rather doing it in april, in may, depending how you pay taxes. when they write the checks for new york, new jers

jesus lozardo a stu, stu, studio. machin. looking to secure the save two on in the 7th.tudio this is high deep and caught at the wall by mark cana. that was their 10th straight. let's rewind to the opener this afternoon. and oh the wind was blowing hard. scoreless in the second until mitch moreland finds the jet stream. the big blow though comes from matt olsen. bases loaded now ey're unload. off foul pole. grand salami. and sean menea going for his second shut out. grounds ball ends it 7-0 is your final in 7 innings. a's now tied with seattle for first place. >>> giants in philadelphia fans. they would rather keep the masks over their eyes than watch the game. this is why. buster posey walked two homers in this game. one in the fifth, the other in the sixth. his first season. wilmer florez hit another blast. 10-7 is your verdict there. >>> controversy for the raiders. the team tweeted, i can breathe. and that offended a lot of people because that phrase was used in new york in support of police in the eric garner death. team owner mark davis said he was not aware of tha

of stu.ent parks finally reopening, but it won't look like the typical family outing. we're going to take you live to six flags to see how it's working. we'll be back. ♪ and she'll have fun, fun, fun til her a daddy takes the t-bird away ♪♪ i had saved up some money and then found the home of my dreams. but, my home of my dreams needed some work. sofi was the first lender that even offered a personal loan, and i didn't even know that was an option. the personal loan let us renovate our single family house into a multi-unit home. ♪ and i get to live in this beautiful house, with this beautiful kitchen, and it's all thanks to sofi. ♪ and it's all thanks to sofi. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it isn't for people with

jesus lozardo a stu, stu, studio. machin. looking to secure the save two on in the 7th. studio this is high deep and caught at the wall by mark cana. that was their 10th straight. let's rewind to the opener this afternoon. and oh the wind was blowing hard. scoreless in the second until mitch moreland finds the jet stream. the big blow though comes from matt olsen. bases loaded now they're unloaded. off the foul pole. grand salami. and sean menea going for his second shut out. grounds ball ends it 7-0 is your final in 7 innings. a's now tied with seattle for first place. >>> giants in philadelphia fans. they would rather keep the masks over their eyes than watch the game. this is why. buster posey walked two homers in this game. one in the fifth, the other in the sixt s first rst rst rst rst rst rst season. wilmer florez hit another blast. 10-7 is your verdict there. >>> controversy for the raiders. the team tweeted, i can breathe. and that offended a lot of people because that phrase was used in new york in support of police in the eric garner death. team owner mark davi

—— prime minister stu after leaving downing _ —— prime minister stu after leaving downing street, thishe chancellor, not, this does _ and how the chancellor, not, this does threaten to be perhaps one of those _ does threaten to be perhaps one of thoseissues does threaten to be perhaps one of those issues thatjust rubs does threaten to be perhaps one of those issues that just rubs a does threaten to be perhaps one of those issues thatjust rubs a bit of the sheen— those issues thatjust rubs a bit of the sheen off of him.— those issues thatjust rubs a bit of the sheen off of him. thank you very much for talking _ the sheen off of him. thank you very much for talking us _ the sheen off of him. thank you very much for talking us through - the sheen off of him. thank you very much for talking us through that. - we end with the daily telegraph and the archbishop of canterbury talking about his regret about not allowing prayer in churches and also, the wedding of the duke and duchess of sussex. i leave this with you. he said i was too risk—averse. he was talking about the church of england adv

stu the.-- stu? stuart: got it. thanks, grady. look at this. to get an appointment. jason rantz is with us. this is your story. i want you to take us all the way through. >> so the washington state department of health effectively allows providers to deny white people access to vaccine and their appointments at least in a race exclusionary process. now, the doh is arguing that people of color suffer health care inequities and that racism is a stressor that leads to a less healthy life. which puts minority communities at an increased risk of dealing with covid consequences. and so one example is what you just showed. the african-american reach and teach help ministry, it's a nonprofit based not far from seattle, they're a provider that denies white people the ability to sign up for some of the many open spots online that they have available right now. what that means is a 70-year-old white cancer survivor who has diabetes or two co-morbidities that puts them at an increased risk of death if they were to get covid, they are told no for an open va

stu? stuart: we got the story.story because what he said has ignited a firestorm. watch this again, please. >> but if you're like 21 years old and you say to me, should i get vaccinated. i go no? are you healthy? are you a healthy person? look don't do anything stupid but you should take care of yourself. stuart: that is not all. we've got the full clip for you which we will play and you will hear. >>> looking to get away. rental car rates exploding. i'm talking as much as $1,000 a day. we have a report from one of the cities seeing that kind of surge, miami. coming up for you after this. [announcer] durán catches leonard with a big left. ♪♪ you can spend your life in boxing or any other business, but one day, you're gonna take a hit you didn't see coming. and it won't matter what hit you. what matters is you're down. and there's nothing down there with you but the choice that will define you. do you stay down? or. do you find, somewhere deep inside of you, the resilience to get up. ♪♪ [announcer] and this fight is

ashley: talking about q 12 schools, stu stu.an executive order that required face masks in schools. the governor said the decision was based on updated guidance from the cdc as well as increasing number of people who received the covid vaccine. some health officials in arizona are more dubious saying masks should still be mandatory in schools but the governor says he will not dictate from the governor's office. stuart: all right. some elite universities are going to mandate vaccines for the fall. which are requiring the jab, ashley? ashley: yes. sniff, sniff. the latest are yale and columbia university who join fellow ivy league schools, cornell and brown, requiring proof of vaccinations if students want to live on campus in the fall. columbia says the decision was made on the strong recommendation of public health colleagues. yale says they're is plenty of evidence now that shows the vaccines effectiveness and that the doses should be widely available by early summer. harvard and princeton are only strongly encouraging students

take it away, stu. stuart: good morning. you are right, it's a dramatic news item from johnson & johnson. it has a lot of people worried to. the government called for a pause on the use of j&j vaccine, that after six women developed a rare blood clotting condition. one of them has died. 7million doses of this vaccine have already been administered. 9million more have been disturbed into states, but not yet used and many people are reluctant to get any vaccination. this will encourage that reluctance. it's a big setback for j&j as you see by the stocks and it's a setback for the entire vaccination efforts. it did have an immediate financial impact. when the news came out the dow jones plunged. it's come back significant. the nasdaq has come all the way back to a 77-point gain. what we have now is a market that's reacting to the inflation news and of the consumer level with prices rising 2.6% over the last year. we are throwing trillions of dollars into this economy. this may be the first to sign the river of money is producin

take it away, stu. a. stuart: good. even the most casual observer would surely have to complete -- say this economy is a rocketship in this market is indeed melting up. even those of us who have been around a very long time are surprised, perhaps even shock that was going on. i'm going to reduce this to dollars and cents, the money tells the story. look at this. since january 1, the value of all publicly traded stocks has gone up by an enormous $4.5 trillion, that's just this calendar year. a little over three months. us since the stock market low march 23, of last year the value of stocks has gone up by $22.4 trillion. the economy is opening up rapidly. we are shopping, traveling, socializing again. two rounds of stimulus checks have gone out with more to come putting hundreds of billions of dollars in consumer's pockets and we are very close to the safety of herd immunity. so, folks, sit back, wash financial history. we are living it and you are watching it. it's friday, april 6, "varney & co." is about to begin. ♪♪ [

take it away, stu. stuart: thank you and good morning, everyone. more confirmation this morning that we are indeed in an economic boom. big gains for how much we earn and how much we spend. income up 21.1% in march compared to february with the biggest gain in history and consumption is up 4.2% in march compared to february. it's a rocketship economy, so who gets the credit cracks in my opinion, this is trumps economic rebound. president biden is lucky to be along for the ride. that's my opinion. maybe i will get canceled for it. there are other news and big tech again is at the center of the action. first off, amazon triples its profit and the stock is up this morning to percent higher. that means jeff baeza's net worth has soared again to $200 billion. going the other way, twitter, the stock price declined again and they forecast trouble with new users and right now twitter is down nearly 13%, $56 a share. overall the market is trending lower this friday morning with the dow jones up 160, nasdaq down 108. don't know how the markets will close. as

take it away, stu. stuart: i didn't know you are going to the border. good idea and i will listen to what you have to say tomorrow morning, maria. maria: thank you. stuart: sure thing. good morning. this is as big as it gets on the world's most powerful companies are about to report their financial condition and what they report will make a big difference to your 4o1k. this is big tech week. hours from now microsoft and google report, investors seem to expect a strong performance because their stock prices had already moved up to record levels. there is a lot at stake. big tech has become the backbone of the market, blowout numbers would like to keep the rally going, but disappointment could upset the whole applecart. as for the market overall, mixed in advance of those earnings. the value of all stocks added up and you are now at a record high. $44trillion is the value of all stocks on all exchanges with the dow jones this morning down a little, s&p and nasdaq up a little. tesla on the downside this morning despite reporting record car deliveries. we h

cientos de familias llegan de vacaciones >>> nosotros desde que empezÓ la pandemia pues todo el tiempo stuen el paÍs son mÁs de 200 mil fallecimientos sin embargo para laura y alfredo que visitan el puerto de acapulco no hay de otra con tal de divertirse >>> tenemos miedoito tomas las medidas >>> en cancÚn quintana roo es similar hasta aquÍ llegÓ josÉ de 60 aÑos que aÚn no se ha vacunado pero decidiÓ salir a relajarse. >>> yo siento que va a haber un repunte tambiÉn porque nos dejaron vacacionar a lo mejor no tenemos conciencia >>> esta semana santa la industria turÍstica del paÍs trata de recuperarse despuÉs de ser uno de los sectors mÁs golpeados econÓmicamente, por la pandemia de covid-19, de acuerdo con la secretaria de turismo del paÍs se espera la llega de 5 millones 69 mil turistas que de dejarÁn la economÍa mÁs de 60 millones de dÓlares >>> asÍ para turistas y comerciantes las vacaciones representan un alivio para las autoridades son un riesgo latente. en mÉxico, vÍctor silva noticias telemundo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> marzo fue el mes mÁs letal de la pandemia en brasil con mÁs de 3 mil

contagios >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> estados unidos y la uniÓn europeaidera la asistencia washington stu>> bueno, uno de cada 15 migrante recluido en algÚn centro de detenciÓn de ice estÁ actualmente contagiado por covid-19 significa un 5% mÁs que la media de las cÁrceles del paÍs y 20 veces mÁs que entre la poblaciÓn segÚn el new york times se debe a la falta de sistema de rastreo de contagios >>> la larga espera para el reencuentro entre wilton y su madre comienza a hacer mella el niÑo nicaragÜense ha pasado del Ánimo. >> francisco fajardo estÁ siguiendo su informaciÓn muy buenas noches francisco, adelante. >> ¿quÉ tal vanessa? >>> muy buenas noches, la realidad es que se ha convertido en una ruleta en una montaÑa rusa de emociones para wilton y su madre este reencuentro que un dÍa parece cercano el otro se ve lejano esperanzas en el aire todo al mismo tiempo que el tÍo del menor confirma que al pequeÑo un abogado le dijo que podrÍa estar hasta 2 semanas mÁs en el albergue casa padre en brownsville texas sin ver a su madre obviamentel pequeÑo estÁ triste y estÁ recaÍdo porque en dÍas a

wat(dramatic music)ea ♪ (stu) i really can see the difference. i can see this hair coming in. can brush my hair now.

. ♪ (stu) i really can see the difference. i can see this hair coming in. i have hair on my head.h my hair now. within two months, i've gotten my hair back.

wat(dramatic music)ea ♪ (stu) i really can see the difference.

so that is that story, stu.an you imagine $174 billion? that is an enormous amount of money. ashley: that is a lot of charging stations. awful amount of money. stuart: sure is. a lot of subsidies. ash, thank you very much for standing me in this morning. i appreciate it. it will never happen again. ashley: i will make a note of that. stuart: crews racing to avoid a disaster in florida where a waste water leak forced hundreds to evacuate. we have an update on that for you. >>> baylor cruising to victory at the big dance, first time ever, dashing gonzaga's hopes for a perfect season. we have highlights from the ncaa championship game after this. ♪. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a good reason to take charge of your health care. so consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. why? because medicare alone doesn't pay for everything. and what it doesn't pay

a statement calling for the release of on son suchi and other detained leaders and said you know to stu continue to treat me emma with this situation is descending so very far as to you know 2 words that so molly or c.b.s. situation with russia and china backing the military that is most universally rejected by all ethnic community used and by all clauses and so you know the fact that there is no functioning state is is for all to see you know for the last 200 half months this state has been the forgive me but its reserves are here but the time is against us so so what is your call than to. the government of great britain to do about this situation with me and my boss and what are you calling on them to do. what they need they need to deal recognize a military attack and their deeds d. recognize the new shah g.e. that is you know appointed by the burmese military and the same cause. to all european union government even has a similar policy of not recognizing the military regime without the functioning state and so you know 3 weeks ago i call on the e.u. governments to d. recognize mili

stu. as for this morning we are seeing relatively clear skies just a few clouds hanging out on the horizon from your berkeley cam right here. otherwise. no fog and a much calmer start as long as you got the light jacket, you're pretty solid and set to go for this thursday. start look at the radar does show you that we do have some low cloud cover, but it's really not problematic. and hey, look at this future cast of wind gusts in noticeably calmer day than the past few days have been even as that sea breeze kicks up into the afternoon. it's not going to be anything that's going to interrupt your plans as you get outside. maybe enjoy a nice jog on this last of our cooler days before the weekend warm-up 40's and 50's for current temperatures with san francisco oakland and alameda as well as conquered in pittsburgh among our spots in the low 50's right now. petaluma, you're at 48. while nevado at 41 degrees looking ahead at our afternoon after such a calm cool morning. we are in for a beautif

stu? a big one. 34,013 to be precise. >> >> let's get to this one. a new reality tv show, send ordinary people, you and i ashley, into pace. what is that all about? >> i would pay good money to see you do this. the show is called, "space hero." nasa signed an agreement to send the winner up to the international space station for 10 days as the first prize. number of contestants, and even a start date yet to be revealed. those up for the challenge we're told will undergo rigorous training and grueling tests that push them mentally, physically, emotionally. the competition is open to anyone fluent in english over the age of 18. able to go into space by 2023. it will be shown around the world. it will allow viewers to vote for the favorite contestant to send into orbit. axiom who has a private agreement with nasa will provide the 55 million-dollar trip and provide the launch provider. that could be kind of cool. stuart: we're both fluent in english, ashley. we got that going for us. >> sort o

take it away, stu. stuart: good morning. you know, we really ought to call this the bubble report because so many have gone straight up recently. on a monday morning, everyone wants to know the state of a play, does the surge continue or are there signs of a bubble bursting? let's start with bitcoin, the price dropped big time over the weekend, it-- a few minutes ago it was up and now, we have it at $56690 per coin. that's the current price, down of the weekend. dogecoin is a crypto joke and it's actually priced at 40 cents per coin and when i checked a couple hours ago, that's a bubble, 40 cents, dogecoin. as for the dow industrials, they have been up for four straight weeks setting new highs with a slight downside move this monday morning, dow jones up about 40, s&p may be down seven and the nasdaq down a 61. that is not a bubble bursting and is not a big selloff. 10 year treasury yield 1.59%. tesla, two men died after a tesla crashed into a tree near houston saturday and authorities believe it was operating without anyone

" the urgent safety warning involving peloton's popular treadmill after reports of children getting stuhine. >>> and the emergency crash landing, the plane dropping to the ocean during an air show. what we know about the pilot. stay with us. with the capital one venture card, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase every day. objection! my credit card doesn't earn double miles on every purchase. i object to your objection! with the capital one venture card, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase. and may it please the court, earn 100,000 bonus miles when you spend 20,000 dollars in your first year. i'll allow it. no further questions, your honor. well, just one. what's in your wallet?® ♪ ♪ are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroid

stu can follow along.deos and photos with you, this pits apple head-to-head with facebook messenger, whatsapp. apple update, ios 15 next week. that will give viewers to reject more apps like facebook tracking you on internet. facebook is not happy. that they will be vocal. that will have impact on their sales. they may not like apple's new enhanced features on i message, it puts them head-to-head on social interactions. i-message goes head-to-head with messenger and whatsapp. tim cook, mark zuckerberg are not close friend. some would say they're foes. you heard from mark zuckerberg on the earnings call, apple is definite competitor to facebook. stuart: they're step up the fight between facebook and apple? actually stepping it up. susan: i would say taking advantage of the market. stuart: got it. apple reinstated parler or is about to reinstate it on its app store. parler's interim ceo is mark meckler. he is with us for his first interview since the news broke that they may be going back on apple. mark, i w

take it away, stu. is. stuart: great, great interview, maria. maria: thank you. stuart: good morning pick the president delivered his vision of america's future, the era of the big government is back big time. died in is the 6 trillion-dollar man who will turn our society on its head. in my opinion it is socialism in the guise of a caring society. we will show you what the president actually said and we will show you the heartfelt response from republican senator tim scott. that is coming up. at the big financial store this morning is the spectacular performance of america's big technology companies . apple and facebook reported study financial results late yesterday. not only has that boosted their stocks, it's solidified americans technology company as world leaders dominating the post- pandemic economy. look at facebook, up nearly 8%. later today, we get the results from amazon. of that stock is already moving up in anticipation of another blockbuster. stock is up one and a quarter precent, $3500. it's helping the overall market and if so also is the news amer

stu varney really hates him. kennedy: is like a bird party panel with polities gets a little dirty.t is funder the i'm fine with that i will allow. anthony, karol, kevin, well done. thanks irving the hump day love. love. >> thanks ♪♪ [sfx: revving trucks] pilot over radio: here we go, let's do this. ♪♪ pilot over radio: right there, right there. [sfx: revving trucks] pilot over radio: g complete. how do you introduce the larger-than-life gmc yukon? with the world's biggest tweet. the next generation gmc yukon. premium that's made to be used. wanna help kids get their homework done? the newell, an internet yukon. connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. want to save hundreds on your wirel

the decision came as he met with driver sect it -- private sector are presented if stu accelerate thet. pico collins, one of the three astronauts on the apollo 11 moon mission, has died at age 90. nasa calls him a true pioneer and lifelong advocate for exploration. he became known as the forgotten astronaut because his discrete role in the mission. he was the command module pilot circling the moon as fellow astronauts became the first people to walk on the moon. global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. i'm vonnie quinn. kathleen: president joe biden will address congress and give details of his american family plan, defining $1 trillion in spending with $800 billion in tax cuts and credits. it's funded in part by the largest tax increase in decades on wealthy americans. biden will say that wall street did not build america, the middle class did. let's bring in the director of economic policy at veda partners. always great to have you as always. how attached should we be to the details th

. >> stu, that seems complicated for some companies i mean you've had in a way a distributed workforcee beginning, kind of canada, san francisco, right, but there are a lot of companies in silicon valley based on this idea of keeping people on-site and interacting with each other as much as possible you're in the process, you know, regulatory blessings with standing of combing with salesforce that's made a big location bet on san francisco. so how do you expect to navigate that over the coming months, you know, that blending of cultures with a distributed and to some degree at least physically disconnected reality >> it's a great question and i think that while we didn't have that many remote workers before february 2020, to be clear i would put myself in the camp of people who back then thought what we were doing today is impossible and sometimes when you need to do something that's impossible, or you thought was impossible, it turns out to be possible, there's opportunities to reimagine i think that humans are pretty -- old habits die hard, right. we get stuck in grooves, we stick wi

stu maxwell, i think there are few factors at play.d argue a lot of this is his own making he did reverse many -- mix some of president trump's policies he did not reverse all of them he did reverse some of them pay but there are other issues at play that are driving this in amplifying this. one of which is that our economy is strong again. it is coming back from the virus related downturn very strongly. that strong workers. we went in the wall street journal has written about children being drawn here possibly by smugglers. you also have a lot of young single men who were coming to the border and trying to cross it. those are people who are looking for jobs. the strong economy is one issue. really kind of a weak and dangerous conditions in central america and mexico is another issue. so you could argue to use a bad analogy it is a perfect storm. it is going to be one that dogs president biden. but i've got to say to his benefit, he has a strong economy at his tail. that is going to help him as we start looking towards midterms in the

stu spencer, of course, a longtime aide, is there.pencer if he agrees with nancy and he begins to answer and is cut off by ronald reagan, because reagan saw that stu spencer, too, was going to say yes to an evil empire, but your language was intemperate. and you have that wonderful moment. explain that to our viewers, if you will. >> well, grohmica was the soviet minister, known as grim grom. and he is invited to the white house. and he is the highest soviet official to that date ever received in the reagan white house. and so schultz tells nancy, he says, why don't you come around for the reception. so grohmica sees her in there, immediately, she starts flirting with him, because she was a world-class flirt. and at some point, gromica says, why is it so hard to get your husband to the negotiating table? why don't you whisper peace in his ear at night. and nancy reagan grabs him by his shoulders and pulls him down and she said, i will, and i'll whisper it in your ear, too, peace. and he's completely taken aback. and afterwards, george

released 17 days later, appears to tell a different story as, toledo blaze crumbled, his empty hands stu raised, followed by his body. >> stay awake! i will start cpr! i am not feeling a heartbeat. reporter: them doing his last second of life did not have a gun in his hand. the officer screamed at him -- show me your hands. adam complied. turn around. his hands were empty when he was shot in the chest at the hands of the officer. reporter: it had taken in tens public pressure to release chicago police to release the video. toledo's mother had spoken of her son in april. >> he had a lot of options, but not to kill him! he couldn't shoot his leg of my his arm? up in the air? i don't know. but not kill my baby! reporter: the civilian office of police accountability is investigating, and the officer, identified as eric stillman, and obviously shaken after the shooting, is now in administrative duties. the chicago police department was cited by the u.s. justice department for civil rights violations aimed at minorities, and a white officer who shot a black man asked the times in 2014 was conv

but stu, watch out for some lower visibility spots up north in the bay area, including in portions of and sonoma counties still as for radar, you can actually see that cloudy blanket some dense fog at times in portions of snowmen marin counties this morning a little bit of that cloud cover hanging out right along the coastline and much clear skies pretty much everywhere else across the bay area. winds will be similar to yesterday. so still breezy but not near as windy as we were on tuesday, blustery enough at the coast to keep the jackets on hand even into the afternoon. well, elsewhere in the bay area. now you should be able to get away without him with high temperatures well into the 60's and 70's later today. reyna john, thank you for that. we really got busy in the last hour with multiple accidents. let's start here. >> and sandra fell southbound 1 one in lincoln avenue. you can see the delays that accident is called mir or a richmond westbound cutting boulevard. a good alternate to get around. that would be san pablo avenue down here westbound 24 at fish ranch. road traffic colli

stu varney really hates him. kennedy: is like a bird party panel with polities gets a little dirty. funder the i'm fine with that i will allow. anthony, karol, kevin, well done. thanks irving the hump day love. >> thanks kennedy. c kennedy: topical storm is next. and strengthens and protects natural teeth. so, are you gonna lose another tooth? not on my watch! retirement income is complicated. as your broker, i've solved it. that's great, carl. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't have that. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed. o

. >> s >> reporter: stu built a $1.3 billion brand, fully embracing what many others are putting off.ntal change is enough >> reporter: he is the ceo of and cofounder of the grove collaborative, a company known for its ecofriendly household essentials and personal care products >> the most important thing first is to measure and understand the true cost of the product we're bringing to market >> reporter: grove's plan means replacing plastics with tree free paper and selling concentrates instead of liquids in large containers, and consumers are into it, according to grove, business has grown 5,000% since 2016. >> every business has an obligation to think about the environment, not just improve their bottom line. >> reporter: just capital tracks the performance of nearly 1,000 of the country's largest publicly traded companies. it found that a fraction used 100% renewable electricity and about 3% recycle at least 80% of the waste they generate but most notable, nearly 20% link executive compensation to environmental, social, and governance goals >> you can link that measurement also to

union says it's dropped plans to buy astra zeneca shots from india and says it will switch instead stu johnson and johnson the heads of the africa centers for disease control says it's not because of concerns about a potential and extremely rare link to see blood clots the serum institutes of india will still supply the vaccine to african nations through the kovacs global vaccine sharing facility but there is the problem of misinformation the head of the africa centers for disease control and prevention says fighting vance remains a priority. i think it's a strong wish from the africa c.d.c. to continue to encourage african countries to take up the vaccines quickly because the i will no longer work quickly because without that snitching quickly then we would not be weaned about 2 leggins 19 i think that is really my message to all of us that it's a collective effort it's a collective responsibility and collective accountability that will be able to rule our vaccinations across all member states remember vaccines plus us nation it caused an economy. where the c.d.c. director also spoke

it will be the same into saturday and sunday morning, stu 70's and 80's for san francisco.coastal spots todawell, not really talking 70's for the rest of the bay. it's solid 80's for really the vast majority of us burlingame, a 84 san carlos redwood city, palo alto and mountain view 87 for your highs. well, looking at temperatures in the upper 80's as well for the south bay, campbell san jose and santa clara just shy of 90 by 2 degrees. very similar range of numbers across the east bay with oakland 86 for your peak daytime temperature while the creek concord as well as pittsburgh antioch ad and fairfield 88 degrees. just 2 degrees shy of 94 april. 1st. that's not going to be the case tomorrow. temperatures cool as much as 10 degrees and a further 10 degrees into saturday taking us back to the 60's. that's where we should be. as for sunday, easter sunday looks dry but foggy to start and then showers. finally returning by monday and tuesday of next week. reyna tom, thank you. so conditions are starting to pick up here. we do have a hot spot. >> to tell you about the not along

last night and in the dream god reached down from heaven and tapped me on the shoulder and he said, stu for your long and faithful service, you are going to be rewarded, you will win the democratic nomination, you will be the next president of the united states. so symington looks at kennedy, looks at johnson. johnson looks at the other two. now, when i tell this story to my students in boston where the johnson library is located, i ask them, how many of you have been to the lyndon johnson library, have any of you by chance been to the lyndon johnson library? it's unusual among presidential libraries, greeting you before you go in is a life size statue of lyndon johnson. i invite my students, especially those who think they have ideas of a career in politics. one of the ways to determine, i think, whether you might be good at a career, is to measure yourself against people who actually do that career, do that occupation. if you think you want to be a teacher, follow a teacher around. if you think you want to be an engineer, if you think you want to be a lawyer or a doctor, see what they

. >> plus, they respond to criticism that stu . >>> good morning. it's 7 7:26.d states is recommending a pause in the use of the johnson and johnson vaccine following reports of blood clots. the cdc and fda are looking at clots in six women, a few days after they received the shot, one of them died. >>> a new vaccination super site opens today in marin. the public health department they expect to serve as many as 36,000 people. >>> a suspected dui crash in pittsburgh killed at least two people including a child. police say a car was speeding last night on le, land and hit another vehicle that hit a tree. several people were ejected including a child in a car seat. >>> it's a busy ride along highway 4. if you are getting ready to head out the door and take 4 out of antioch there's a bridge. then you will see brake lights pittsburgh to bay point and keep that in mind if are you going into concord over toward walnut creek. sluggish onto that 682, 242 area. 48 minutes. 160 which is the bridge over toward 80. pass still slow. >>> i'm tracking that strong on shore flo

take it away, stu. stuart: good morning. as we start the new week , there's clearly a new mood.ive side. america's wildly successful vaccination drive continues, 4.6 million shots administered saturday

power to the fans, stu. they fun.hey announced it and i'm very, very happy that it is 48 hours of complete nonsense. and now we can get back to the way it is supposed to be. stuart: okay. hold on one second. you see, ashley's right, susan. you're totally wrong. susan: oh, come on. stuart: let's move ahead with ashley's report. ashley: yep. stuart: you're at a restaurant where i think the owner is trying to do something about getting workers back to work with cash bonuses, is that right? tell me more. ashley: yeah, i have just spilled the water, i'm absolutely useless wait staff. i'm here applying for a job at italian bistro benini, yee bore city, outside tampa, ybor city. let me see if i can get this without spilling on everybody. there is your glass of water. >> thank you but i ordered iced tea. >> we practiced that many times. jason is the owner for 25 years. how hard it is to hire people to work in your restaurant? >> it is our biggest struggle. one of the biggest challenges we face right now in operations. we run

take it away, stu. stuart: good morning. let's get right to it. we've reached the breaking point.ht. look at the red line of people coming across the board. the administration is a stunning $60 million a week taking care of child migrants, $300 per child per day

take it away, stu. stuart: it good morning. says yes to the filibuster, keep it and it know to reconciliation, that means major legislation will require compromise between democrats and republicans. he is no fan of huge tax

take it away, stu. stuart: good morning. remembered the expression, the goldilocks economy? he sees a lasting boom. jamie diamond is a powerful god b

take it away, stu. stuart: thank you and good morning, everyone. up 4.2% in march compared to february. it's a rocketship economy, so who gets the credit cracks in my opinion, this is trumps economic rebound. president biden is lucky to be along for the ride. that's my opinion. maybe i will get canceled for it. there are o

take it away, stu. stuart: i didn't know you are going to the border.mpanies are about to report their financial condition and what they report will make a big difference to your 4o1k. this is big tech week. hours from now microsoft and google report, investors seem to expect a strong performance because their

ashley: you can call me stu, that's quite a compliment. >> well, you know -- i just finally learned stuarty new name, mr. bevel deer. jonathan, thank you so much. >>> many businesses still reeling from the long lockdown, we know that. but the white house says we have to pay for trillions in infrastructure somehow. roll that tape. >> we believe that corporations should be able to bear the brunt for investing in america's workers. ashley: yep, it's all down to the corporations. they'll pay for it. math. >> happen has a thing or -- matt schlapp has a thing to say about that. plus, the crabbing industry was nearly decimated by covid, so is the 2021 season looking any better? >>> but first, a baltimore sun op-ed claims republicans are fabricating the border crisis. hmm, well, these videos are noting fabricated, the crisis is not fabricated, and i'm mr. belvedere. we'll take you straight to the border after this. ♪ band on the run, band on the run. ♪ band on the run ♪♪ to lower my a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it. once-weekly trulicity i