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susan li with the very latest. susan? >> hi, charles.es has already arrived. so you walk into the supermarket these days. notice the seafood prices are up 5%. eggs are costing more, oranges, lettuce, chickens and canned vegetables. larger items like appliances are more expensive these days not to mention paying up at the pump. we have national gas prices at the highest since 2014. breaking $3 a gallon for the first time in seven years. the colonial pipeline shut down. that means prices are sky rocketing. for every prices go up, it's less for the u.s. economy. inflation fears spooked the stock market. the worst days in two months. wall street is concerned that the federal reserve may be forced to raise interest rates to keep prices under control. we'll find out how much more we're paying with the april consumer price report. americans are already bracing for the fastest price hikes in nearly a decade predicting prices will go up 3.5% in a year's time. the good part, rises prices are indicative of a recovering economy. we saw another sign

thanks for susan li, kat timpf, tyrus. our studio audience.. >> hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am mike emanuel in washington and for bream tonight. breaking tonight, critics saying president biden is eating his words. zero deaths from covid-19 on sunday, two months after the president slammed the lone star state's plan as

susan li, what did they discover? >> the washington stimulus is great for symptom markets but tough on consumers. jamie dimon says americans should brace for much higher prices thanks to the easy money printing. >> as all that spending takes place, but yes, it will raise inflation. there's nothing wrong with 1.6%. i would expect it to go considerably higher than that. >> you already see much more expensive prices. used cars went up. bacon prices were up 16%. meat lovers are shelling out more. if you're driving somewhere, you're paying the most at the pump in seven years. the white house and the federal reserve says the price hikes are temporary and should calm down and does risk overhateding the economy, which will force interest rates to go up and stocks fall and consumer spending drops as well. >> neil: all right. we're not at that point yet but we'll see. susan li of fox business fame. which if you don't get, you better demand. she's part of that. let's go to senator roy blunt. a key figure in spending and inflatio

susan li, thank you so much, susan appreciate it.spacs, nft's as all of that good news for stocks, do money to back into the markets in that fashion, reaction now from etf president shawn o'hara and danielle, let me begin with you. i mean, it makes me nervous that one person, elon musk, has a good day or a bad day and he tweets something about a cryptocurrency, it can have a huge impact. yes, we know it's volatile, but i don't know if i like an investment that is so reliant on one persons or a couple of people's tweets, what say you? >> you know, i think that that is very problematic, and the wall street journal actually had a very good story that came out yesterday, that said, you know, in the past investors looked up to individuals such as peter lynch during the 1980s because he was able to choose investments that went up on fundamental based on their fundamentals. we have elon musk who, you know, as far as i can tell, one person is just swinging around an asset class, agreed to be $2 trillion in size just because of the personalit

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susan li. susan, do we understand the sides of this market?ke the study and survey from gemini. you're right, when you have trillions of dollars being printed that will weaken the dollar further from here. crypto currencies are the new hedge of choice especially as retail investors, average joes driving a third of the trading volume each and every day. younger investors armed with stimulus checks looking for a different asset class to invest in. according to gem my, 40% are the crypto traders are millenials, not exactly so surprising. this surprised me, the other third are the older millenial gen-x crowd. this population makeup could all be disrupted with the blowout returns we've been hearing from the crypto space and headline making performance that has a lot of americans curious to get in. over 60% of americans say they are definitely looking at cryptocurrencies. that could mean another 19 million adults could buy in which would double the current number of crypto investors. that is also surprising these investors are in for the long term.

susan li, good to see you. john, what are you paying for a gallon of gasoline?ium. some places i saw around the maryland area, regular gasoline is now $3 per gallon. it's going higher. >> sandra: we are back in that world now where we are talking about the price of gasoline and those with electric vehicles are loving this moment to tout the moment that they have one. >> john: there are some people who said, you watch and see what happens as a result of policies. >> sandra: there you go. speak to it has a lot to do with the pipeline. violence escalating in the middle east. watch here. find more line. we can be helping to put the bill for question. we think [sfx: kids laughing] [sfx: bikes passing] [sfx: fire truck siren] onstar, we see them. okay. mother and child in vehicle. mother is unable to exit the vehicle. injuries are unknown. thank you, onstar. ♪ my son, is he okay? your son's fine. thank you. there was something in the road... it's okay. you're safe now. >> john: you remember that horrifying video we showed you of a driver being held in a carjacking her

susan li has the latest. >> susan: tim cook was on the stand for more than three hours in his first testimony" sign. a capital on capitol hill twice. first time on the witness stand in court. the trial between epic games and apple goes back to the apple app store, the commissions that apple charges for certain apps. its verdict will be watched closely by the technology center to see how vulnerable the world's largest company is through litigation, and how much companies like epics, snap, netflix, and facebook will be charged on the google play store. some pointed moments during cross-examination by epic's lawyers, including a back-and-forth on china in reference to "the new york times" investigative page down like a apple using user data on china. tim cook says you have to comply with laws and jurisdictions you operated in. "there's lots of smarts phone sellers following the same rules." epic is 40% owned by one of china's largest technology companies. tim cook was asked about google paying apple to be the default engine on apples, following the doj's google antitrust case to. a lucrative arr

thanks for susan li, kat timpf, tyrus. our studio audience. "fox news @ night" with shannon bream's next. i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. >> hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am mike emanuel in washington and for bream tonight. breaking tonight, critics saying president biden is eating his words. zero deaths from covid-19 on sunday, two months after the president slammed the lone star state's plan as neanderthal thinking. andrew cuomo's tax returns gone public. making millions of $ of his book. we will cast a critical eye on those records and see how it's handing his critics more ammunition. democrats are divided as the fight again -- the fight intensifies between israel and hamas with president biden feeling the pressure to push harder for cease-fire pilots being with the loosening of pandemic restrictions. why so much confusion regarding face coverings or means. chief breaking correspondent trace gallagher. >> even the left is having a hard time criticizing florida's governor and greg abbott of texas. considering the texa

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so to susan li. she was moderating the crazy market reaction to this today. that's been the bain of the market's existence, this fear that inflation could take hold. so many traders and by the way, anchors like yourself, susan, don't even remember what that was like in this country. it's been that long. now it's beginning to fester. that could change things. >> yeah, it was also highly unusual for the treasury secretary to talking about interest rate policy. >> neil: absolutely. >> yeah, she said rates would go up in the white house spend trillions more. >> interest rates would have to rise somewhat to make sure that our economy doesn't overheat even though the additional spending is relatively small, relative to the size of the economy. so it could cause some modest increases in interest rates. >> so yellen's comments go against jay powell who has been trying to talk down interest rate expectations. he just told "60 minutes" that interest rates were highly unlikely to go up this year. so wall street was a bit confused. you saw the selling accelerate after ye

susan li has been following that from the beginning. enjoy this right now. hi, susan. >> hi, neil.rse cast of film making can make money at the box office after the success of crazy rich asians. john chu wants to help open the doors for talents of all colors. >> it's a story, a block that was disappearing. >> we're here on day -- i have no idea. crazy rich asians. >> john chu has enjoyed his fair of box office success. >> i wanted to be says as a director. >> before making blockbusters, john grew up near silicon valley where his family has owned a chinese restaurant for over 50 years. >> i get thrown all the stuff to carry around on a vacation. i was in charge of the camera. so i start shooting our family on these vacations. >> success wasn't instant for chu. he made big budget action movies. not all of them were hits. >> i made a movie four or five years ago that was one of the lowest openings of all time. >> disappointment didn't stop him from taking risks. directing the first hollywood film with the entire asian cast. >> i see our movie as a result of peek peopling up. i see it

well, let's get to susan li in the fox newsroom, she's been following the trial. susan, yeah, i mean, absolutely it's created jobs. it's created a whole ecosystem, certainly, but does that even begin to address epic's claim? and there are a lot of other companies that feel that way too. >> reporter: $500 billion in business done each and every year through the app store, and tim cook after three hours on the stand still continuing at this hour. a short break in between. as you see there, cook managing to sidestep the entire media stakeout that was right in front of the courtroom and the courthouse. he apparently went through the garage, but we did manage to get some footage of tim cook flashing the peace sign before he head into the elevator there. we just heard cross-examination between tim cook and epic's lawyers. interesting points here and questions back and forth especially when it comes to china the, i thought that was really interesting, and the reference that epic's lawyer made to that new york times investigative piece about china and the user data that's

susan li has more. >> our first profile to celebrate native american and pacific islander heritage monthwoman, yung kim, a face in the republican party. her story is not too far from those chasing the american dream. >> hi, i'm yung kim. i represent call. >> one of the first in congress and one of two americans unseated incumbent democrats from florida. >> we would like to recognize representative kim. >> the first time it happened in 27 years. >> hopefully my story will be new to other young women and girls. >> she was born in war-torn south korea before immigrating to the united states in the 70s. after earn ago degree at usc, she went to work in finance and later started her own clothing retail business. the chance of politics for yung kim started when she met congressman ed royce. she spent 20 years at director of asian affairs and ran for the california assembly in 2014 and then the u.s. congress in 2018. she lost that race but finally won her seat last year. representative michael mccall says he knew kim was meant to run for public office and a great representative for the gop. >>

susan li is in the newsroom with that story.t time that we have tim cook testifying in a courtroom. he testified twice now on capitol hill. interesting start to the procession today since we had this media stakeout in front of the courthouse. however, tim cook went through the side entrance, probably through the garage. we did get a glimpse of him as he made his way into the elevator to get to the courtroom. interesting back and forth though in cross-examination with epic's lawyer and tim cook. first one had to do with china and the reference in "the new york times" investigative piece about apple's story storing users' data in china itself. tim cook says, look, you have to comply with the laws in the jurisdictions you operate in. there are plenty of overseas smartphone sellers that operate in china. also of note, epic is 40% owned by one of the largest internet chinese companies called tencent. another interesting back and forth pertains to google and the fact that google pays apple to be the default search engine on iphones. t

is travel making a comeback more people are taking trips as restrictions ease across the country susan li that for a company like yours. >> a game-changer people want to travel one of the things they miss most in fact we did a survey of american the end of the year said representative of survey american consumers said out of home activist they missed most was travel people want to travel. they have record savings on average. >> interesting take an colonial pipeline shutdown airbnb says number one travel destination in the u.s. shorter trips can drive with a tank of gas what happens with gas three bucks a gallon. >> more you are concerned about oil prices the more you are going to probably travel nearby, consume a lot of oil the second thing i will say one of the most economic ways to kind of offset the cost of travel is to not do so many back-and-forth trips to go in states, longer instead of four weekends go away one time for a month reduce the transportation costs. >> he says big cities not dead remote work to stay longer term stay accounting for a quarter of their bookings >> we will w

fox business correspondent susan li spoke to former transportation secretary who is the first person bly the most successful in u.s. history, now life in america for elaine chow started off with many of the same challenges that others chasing the american dream face. >> as the first united states secretary of transportation, of chinese ancestry -- >> elaine chow, former transportation and labor secretary whose worked under four u.s. presidents. >> elaine chow believes deeply in the american dream because she has lived it. >> born in taiwan, the eldest of six chills, her parents managed to survive the horrors of world war ii and then the chinese civil war, a tumultuous time in history that split up many families. >> i came to america on a freighter, with my mother and two sisters, to be reunited with my father, who had come three years earlier. >> the chow family first settled in queens, new york, and in a small one bedroom apartment >> when i was eight years old and came to this country, we didn't speak the language, we couldn't even eat the food. asian americans do not eat big chunks

have you bought dogecoin, susan li? i do all the time. i tell everybody i own microsoft. susan susan you're the anchor, it's different. you will have this runup heading into saturday night, but what happens in the week afterwards, that's the concern that i have. will it crash from the 60 cent levels. stuart: if i own dogecoin right now, i'd sell it right now. susan: right now? stuart: yes, i would. susan: you wouldn't wait until saturday? stuart: no, i would not. profit off the table. one day you'll tell us exactly what you do invest in. we'll wait for that investment. thank you, susan. [laughter] chaos erupting even before the floyd mayweather bout. watch this. >> oh! >> chill, chill, chill, chill. stuart: i'd call that a brawl. and we're going to tell you what it was all about in a moment. >>> call it multitasking. one state senator caught zooming while driving. [laughter] it was the seat belt that gave him away. we'll show you the first clip. first, though, president biden honoring the national day of prayer but leav

let's bring in susan li. amazon announced a new alexa powered speakers. upgraded echo show 8 and echo 5 on sale. not helping things today with the fact that we had that inflation, the fastest since 2008. that is spiking treasury yields. wendy's selling more of stu's favorite, jalapeno cheeseburgers. raising full-year forecast. breakfast sales they said on the earnings call should grow by a third this year. electric battery quantumscape as scorpion cap pal as the next theranos, they reported a bigger loss than anticipated in the first quarter. they provided more technical details in the report. this company is more like a show me, you have to prove it solid state battery actually works. ashley: a brutal analogy for sure. one more, susan. what about tesla? we talked about this. explain the renewable fuel credit market it wants to get into. susan: this could be a game-changer because other car companies could get in. so what tesla is hoping to do, they are hoping to profit from the biden green energy push to zer

we could find out if the foldable iphone a must have for susan li. ashley: guaranteed.age, how long is he plea dicking the shortage could last? ashley: could go on another two years. this industry was caught with its pants down with everything shutting down because of covid. particularly the auto industry. so many things have chips. so many products do. intel says it will spend $10 billion on a new chip plant in europe. investing $600 million in israel to expand research and development. israel very much in the cross-hairs of intel. the ceo told "60 minutes" told that the company as it expands will not pay as much attention to buying company shares. take a listen. >> we will not be anywhere near as focused on buybacks going forward as we have in the past. that's been reviewed as part of my coming into the company. agreed upon with the board of directors. ashley: so doubt, hold on the share buybacks. intel by the way investing 400 million at its mobileye unit headquartered in jerusalem. another 200 million invested in r&d in a building in the northern port city of haifa,

well done, susan li. good charity. got 10 seconds to go, i will tell you this is a rally." i'm ashley webster in today for neil cavuto. we have busy two hours ahead as always. the markets start the week at least in the green. the dow up over is 80 points. our top store, crypto

susan to its national security division. almost no one was more dedicated to pushing these lies, this russian hoax than susan. she had around 39,000 tweets dedicated to the russian collusion theories. look at your screen. she lied for 3 long years. hawking this lie for 3 long years. pushing this hoax. none of these people should ever be trusted again. none of them. they are literally conspiracy theorists. they hurt the country. they lied to you day in and out. right to our faces for political gain. here with more is south carolina senator lindsey graham. i want to see if i understand this. tell me if is there is a connection. joe biden funds the palestinian again and rocket fire into gaza? joe biden gets rid of the deal with iran and they align with the russians and chinese to fight a proxy war. do you think these rogue nations see joe biden as i do? do they see joe biden as weak? do they see him as frail and cognitively struggling? >> their actions indicate they are not afraid of the united states. eastern europe countries russia included allowing cyber criminals to attack the united states need to put on not

this week, fox business correspondent susan li is highlighting california's congresswoman young kim, ile for the asian american heritage month. a new face in the republican party, becomes with a history as all too familiar for those chasing the american dream. >> hi, i'm young kim, i represent california's 39th congressional district. >> one of the first korean- american women in congress and one of two republicans who unseated incumbent democrats from california. now we would like to recognize a new member of the house, representative young kim. >> first time that's happened in 27 years. >> i'm just so grateful to be able to serve in this community as one of the first korean- american women to serve and my story hopefully will be an inspiration to other immigrants, other young women and girls, especially. >> kim was born in war-torn south korea before immigrating to the united states in the 1970 s. >> looking back, we really had nothing we really had very very little but i never felt that we didn't have much. >> like many immigrants, kim and her sister arrived in california first wit

fox business correspondent susan li spoke to crazy rich asians director john chu on his inspiration tost names in hollywood. >> i didn't want to be seen as an asian american director, as an asian director. i just wanted to be seen as a director. reporter: before making blockbusters, he grew up near silicon valley where his family has owned a chinese restaurant for over 50 years. >> i would come home from school and i would go straight to the restaurant, do my homework by the bar. reporter: even at a young age, c hu was drawn to the creativity of film. >> i get thrown all the stuff to carry around on a vacation, and i was in charge of the camera so i started shooting our family on these vacations. reporter: it took some convinc ing for chu's parents to believe he could actually make a living behind the camera. >> i said this is something i love. you always told me america is the greatest place. if you love what you do and work hard, you can do anything. reporter: hollywood came calling after a lucky break in film school. >> i made a couple short films that got attention and they were al

heritage month and to highlight the milestones the community has achieved, fox business correspondent susan li also a time of reflection with the recent rise in anti-asian violence. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the asian american, native hawaiian and pacific islander community have come a long way each with their own cultural distinctions but all contributing to america's long colorful history. starting in the 1800s, the first settlers from the asia pacific were sailing across the oceans to find riches in the california gold rush. more than 20 million asian americans today traced their roots back to 20 countries in east, southeast, and south asia. >> they really have contributed to make this country what it is. >> including the trans continental railroad, built off the labor of thousands of chinese immigrants, working dangerous back-breaking jobs, to combine america's two tracks. >> there are passages you can read of chinese laborers helping dig tunnels through mountains in the bitter winter, and bodies were found, dead. >> despite their cheap labor helping build the economic artery across america, chinese i

susan hennessey to its national security division. almost no one was more dedicated to pushing these lies, this russian hoax, these conspiracy theories than susan hennessey. in fact, she just tweeted, oh, around 39,000 tweets, many of which were dedicated to the russia collusion conspiracy theories. look at your screen. this list was put together by our friends at the federalist. as you can see, hennessey, one of dozens of officials and media figures that lied for three long years, hawking this life for three long years, pushing this hoax for three long years, none of these people should ever be trusted again. they are quite literally conspiracy theorists. they hurt the country. they lied to you day in and day out. right to our faces, all for political gain. here with more is south carolina senator lindsey graham. senator, i want to see if i understand this, and you tell me if there is a connection. joe biden starts funding the palestinians again. lo and behold, rocket fire into border towns in gaza. coincidence? joe biden gets rid of the deal with iran, interesting, they are aligning with the russian and chinese to fight a proxy war.

susan, this is crazy. this is madness. this is from one lawmaker under investigation for alleged sex trafficking and another who has pushed qanon lies. how are republican leaders not putting a lid on this? >> don, you know, they're on the same side at this point, the republican leaders. i'm getting some real cult of personality vibes from that rally, which of course has been the entire trump political phenomenon. and i think what we've seen with liz cheney this week and the republicans preparing to literally throw out their number three ranking leader in the house of representatives because she says joe biden was legitimately elected, it's -- it's not surprising, but we're right back to the, like, just because it's not surprising doesn't mean it's not shocking. >> brendan, an honest question. are you embarrassed by this, by your party when you watch this? >> absolutely. it's -- it's become a bit of a carnival. look, matt gaetz, is a circus clown. i hate that we're actually even talking about him. he's clearly trying to distract from some of the issues he's got going on in his life. but, you know, he's a perfect symbol for what we've

or does it seem like they are lies for power and money? host: ok, that's susan in pennsylvania.ne viewer talking about cyber attacks, that is playing itself out in real ways, forcing a shutdown among a major provider of gasoline and petroleum products. to find out more about this story and joining us to discuss it further is christian vasquez, the cybersecurity supporter. thank you for joining us. guest: thanks for having me. host: for those just coming onto the story as it happened over the weekend, tell us about what happened to this petroleum provider? guest: this broke near midnight on friday. this is going to be one of if not the largest cyber disruptions to the u.s. energy sector in history. it's pretty significant. this pipeline company that operates compliant -- pipelines carrying gases -- carrying gas to texas in new jersey revealed that they were victims of a hack attack and as a response colonial took down their systems and halted all pipeline operations. this was essentially when a criminal hacker went into the network to encrypt their files. host: as far as it stand

commission, bill cassidy, mitt romney, susan collins, but that's not enough to give democrats the 60 votes they need to pass this resolution. >> the only way to stop these lies is to respond with the truth, with facts, with an honest objective investigation of what happened that day. an independent commission can be the antidote to the poisonous mistruths that continue to spread about january 6th. >> reporter: shep, schumer still plans to bring this resolution to the floor of the senate and make republicans vote against it >> ylan, thanks. >>> reopening america. today one for celebration in new york city and beyond it's been 423 days since the big city shut down streets went empty pots and pans banged as the city and the nation first major covid outbreak happened right here today marks a brand new chapter, a brand new beginning and a return to normal, or something like it. the city is now fully reopened along with the rest of the tri-state area in new york, new jersey and connecticut, almost every business can operate at maximum capacity but the states do have different rules when it comes to masks and distancing in new york and connecticut, fully vaccinated

susan collins next. >>> and a divided house. republicans look to punish leaders who broke with former president trump as the house minority leader doubles down on the big lie and a lot of big little lies today's republican party there is room for anyone else. i'll speak with biden backer and the wife of the late john mccain, cindy mccain, next. plus waiting to exhale, vaccination rates are starting to slow. how could the u.s. make the case to those who are hesitant to get the shot? hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is trying to build bridges, literally and figuratively. president biden's multi-trillion dollars plan to expand social safety nets are being put to the test in a congress more divided than at any time in modern history, as polls show a majority of americans do nonetheless want to political leaders to prioritize being bipartisan over achieving everything they want to accomplish. for many in the republican party, the focus is else with. too many continuing to embrace the culture of lying about biden's proposal, about the election, about the vaccine, about the insurrection and publishing fellow lawmakers that don't demonstrate adequate fealty to

susan collins next. >>> and a divided house. republicans look to punish leaders who broke with former president trump as the house minority leader doubles down on the big lie and a lot of big little lies

susan collins next. >>> and a divided house. republicans look to punish leaders who broke with former president trump as the house minority leader doubles down on the big lie and a lot of big little lies

susan collins next. >>> and a divided house. republicans look to punish leaders who broke with former president trump as the house minority leader doubles down on the big lie and a lot of big little lies