is that the office and able australia for supersonic rapids and nuclear submarines and but the texas tech k or 2 for a weapon to fully developed. however, you might be screwing up the party, so to speak, aisha options and also they have been going pretty fast. we've good relationship and we'll be the center of growth this duckett and. and why do we certainly have, have to have a office? why do we need to initiate defense raise now? some neato countries would prefer ukraine to keep fighting until last month's thundering rather than pen any peace agreements in the washington post is reporting that not all nato countries buck peace talks between nato kid nato's chief and still simberg has worn the conflict could last code many months even years. and while the us defense secretary has claimed that washington months and yet more weaponry to ukraine, nimbly, a variant of the switchable drone equipped with anti armor warheads. other western states roll suspending more weapons to kiev while german officials have reportedly claimed they have run notes of arms to send on. this comes amid continued

is that the office and able australia for supersonic rapids and nuclear submarines and but the texas tech k or 2 for the weapon to fully developed. however, you might be screwing up the party, so to speak, aisha options, and also they have been going pretty fast. we've good relationship and we'll be the center of growth this duckett and. and why do we certainly have, have to have a office? why do we need to initiate defense raise now? some nato countries would prefer ukraine to keep fighting until the last man standing, rather than sign any peace agreement soon. that's according to a report in the washington post. it's streaming not all countries in the alliance bach piece talks between moscow and keith. meanwhile, nato's chief installation burke has outline plans for the further arming of ukraine, including heavy weaponry. i also expect the ministers when they meet today and tomorrow we'll discuss how we can further support ukraine allies are providing both anti tank and to air or air defense systems, but also different kinds of advanced weapon systems and also both light and heavier wea

institutions have that is a very daunting thing, but i i do think when i was you know, i was at texas tech briefly and when i was there people wanted to start a moving for africana studies, you know, they wanted to be an r1 institution and they didn't have an african artist program didn't make sense, but they also only had like 4% black students on campus. and so, you know, i think that there is a there is a need to sort of the pushback there's like a there's an additional weight, but i think that that is within any institution you think about journalism you think about you know, this is it's an overwhelmingly. it's an institution that is not historically been. accepting of black people of brown people, you know, and so anytime you're working in a system that has not designed for you it is going to be difficult, but that is not to say that students have not been successful and that students have not worked to make those institutions better in the same way that we were fighting for an african studies program at texas tech students are because you know perpetually fighting to make those inst

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-13, wilks was fired after one season and replaced by kliff kingsbury, the former head coach of texas techrience in the lawsuit, it claims wilks' firing was unjust and kingsbury, who is white, was given a better chance to succeed. in a statement from the arizona cardinals it reads in part, the decisions we made after the 2018 season were very difficult ones. we are confident that the facts reflect that and demonstrate that these allegations aren't true and today, brian flores added the houston texans to the list of teams he says discriminated against him. he says after he sued the nfl, the texans removed him from their list of head coaching candidates the texans say their search was thorough kelly. >> perry russom, thanks. >>> according to the faa, the skies have gotten a lot less friendly now lawmakers are trying to do something about it the bipartisan bill that would create a whole new type of no-fly list. >>> and millions of people have tested positive for covid. but others have managed to completely avoid it. in some cases, against all odds and close contact. meet one of the doctors tr

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you know, my my brother is super disappointed because he's a texas tech red raider so it's been around but them my bracket had houston going all the way so i was so my mind's messed up but but the analogy i use is coach k talks about how if you try to hit somebody with your fists, you know, and your fingers are open. you're gonna break your hand, but when you close that when you all five fingers are close together, you can pack a powerful punch right and think of this chris rock's lucky there was yeah. i know exactly we're moving on. we're not going there exactly and so the stress of teamwork, right? yeah is is important. and and you know another another good another good coach that i used to play in the in the the member lobbyists basketball game i play in that and and we had we had a guest coach a coach calipari. all right. i mean people telling me about that. yeah, and and it was great. i we were behind because the members, you know, we hadn't practiced together much and and our endurance was pretty terrible and we were getting we got real close. we got with him two points, and he c

they make materials that go into batteries and they are breaking ground on a texas facility shortly. and purecycle tech into a better chemical there are 57 more names. reach out to them to find out. we thought with thesegment, we dark at the end of earnings quarters you can never have too many good stock ideas >>> on deck, belindsey bell is here to talk about stocks en vo vogue. >>> and april is financial literacy month here is stephanie link with what she learned about money. >> here is how i learned about money and how to invest. especially for the long term right out of college, my father suggested i take money out of my paycheck and put in the s&p into an etf and dollar cost average each month put it away, he said he said it could be $5 or $25. point of investing over the long term and not worry about the y-to-day i still use this process in my investment style whatever they . all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice? i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make this work. i can

study today is to look at what happened in florida versus california, new york versus tech this, what worked and -- texas, what worked and what didn't? lockdowns were not very effective as a mitigation strategy but they did a lot of damage to the state economy. host: you give each state a letter grade in terms of those three areas. stephen: the states that finished in the top, the number one state was utah. the second state was nebraska or vermont, and you have south dakota. host: utah is a plus, nebraska and vermont, montana, south dakota, florida, new hampshire, maine, arkansas, idaho in the top 10 in terms of the cumulative school -- score. stephen: and what stands out to me is florida because it is the third largest state. florida was really criticized. governor desantis was really criticized. how dare you open up the beaches and hotels and things? what is interesting about the study is if you compare really big states like california and florida, they used diametrically opposite approaches. i went to florida many times and it was pretty much open for business. the beaches were open, the hotels were

tech is sinking, alphabet now dropping after hours texas instruments lower, too elon musk got twitter, but at what price tesla the worst performing stock today, losing over $120 billion in market cap. is there still more pain to come >>> general electric tumbling more than 10%. take away the f8 for 1 reverse split, and this is almost a single-digit stock welcome to "fast money" in the heart of time squares. we start off with that major market sell-off on wall street the nasdaq plunging nearly 4%. the index now on pace for the worst month since october of 2008 s&p and dow also dropping more than 2%. the s&p's lowest close since the middle of march. the five biggest companies in the world lose ago combined $420 billion in market cap alone. netflix with another tumble, the stock is down 43% since reporting the earnings last week take a look at the moving on alphabet, microsoft and texas instruments after hours. we've got team coverage. we start off with deirdre boso d-bo >> it's got diverse verticals and low s&p concentration. youtube is more vulnerable than the broader ad search busines

worst month since october 2008 this comes as a number of big tech names report results after the bell including alphabet and microsoft and texass let's get to a tech analyst who covers two out of the three. angelo, you have a strong buy on a $3400 price target we are a long way from there what do you expect them to report today >> listen, thanks, sara. you know, overall when i think of big tech here i mean, listen, this is a big of the beaten raised quarters we've seen in the last three year, probably the most headwinds we've seen in years now, right but the hope here is valuation is discounted many of those challenges whether it be, you know, consumer issues or supply constraints, russia, ukraine, you know, a stronger dollar, i mean, tons of uncertainties out there but i think at the end of the day as far as alphabet is concerned it's all going to be about the search business, it's going to be about youtube and the cloud and expecting fairly good results out of all three of them in terms of the search side looking at 0% plus growth. on the cloud side of things i think that's going to be really important as long as we can see

tech shares. as you said, west texas intermediate crude, oil dropping briefly below $100 a barrel as biden pledgedo relieve that massive oil supply. semiconductors have been really big in the new cycle and the worst performing stock on the s&p 500 this thursday was amc. it had its rating cut at barclays to equal weight from overweight. they are basically saying that you've got to take a pause in the growth story of this chip stock and there's some cyclical risk out there to end users. the types of chips that imd cells, but as you said, there is a lot in the new cycle right now about semiconductors. looking at the philadelphia semiconductor index, stocks were down 2.3%, outsized declines relative to the nasdaq 100, and a big part of that story is, of course, the action the u.s. is taking, sanctioning russian companies linked to technology. emily: thank you. let's get an update now on the war in ukraine as sanctions on russia mount. president biden plans to release a million barrels of oil a day from u.s. reserves for six months to reduce u.s. dependence on or in supplies. bloomberg's emily wilkins

continue, and the outlook renewed concerns that we have always waited to hear from other tech companies, microsoft, texas covid-19 lockdowns are going to make it hard to produce products like the xbox. apple said the latest supply did not begin until the end of the march quarter, and that is why they had such a strong quarter. first fiscal segment sales and profits, revenue up 9% all fueled by strong demand for the iphone and digital services, and the company announced $90 billion in new stock buybacks read that presented a strong quarter, but the outlook has really put the fears and concerns about shortages and supply chain back in focus. haidi: amazon taking a big dive in extended trading, a couple of major disappointments for investors. >> they missed on earnings and in terms of the outlook, so that is a big concern for investors, the stock was down as much as 10% in after hours before coming off the low in the session. they reported a first quarter loss of $3.8 billion and reporting a loss for the current quarter when analysts were expecting profits on both. there blaming it on the loss due to rising

tech gremlins got involved. today, a district attorney in texas is expected to dismiss a murder charge against a woman for an allegedews legal analyst. joyce, it is really good to see you. with the d.a. expected to drop the case later today, there were clearly some mistakes made, but what do you think of the fact that authorities made this initial arrest? >> it's shocking, jose. the reality is that no one should be prosecuted criminally for exercising their constitutional rights. and women in texas still have a constitutional right to an abortion under roe v. wade. that's still good law in this country, no matter what sort of craziness the texas legislature wants to cook up and the supreme court wants to permit, we all know about texas's sb-8. but that provides a civil remedy against women who help woman to obtain abortions. even that doesn't go so far as to attack the woman who obtains the procedure. this is really unexpected and it's hard to put an innocent reading on to this prosecution. this is the sort of step that's designed to chill the exercise of women's rights by putting them in fear that if they do so, th

tech? we can do it here. >> todd: that was will cain reporting from midland, texas.ar, $4.18 a gallon, one year ago $2.87, just one year. title 42 border policy ends next month, what does that mean for the border? tom homan will explain why the entire country needs to care about this. let's go on the open road with a safe stay! now get double best western rewards points on every stay. and with rewards points that never expire, you get free nights fast! book now at bestwestern.com. . >> look, we need to do more work at the border. the president sent an immigration plan to congress on his first day in office. we have asked consistently for more resources. we also have to be more hospital about what is happening at the border. >> title 42 all along following the science that's what this is about. >> todd: the white house shifting the border blame to congress despite surge in illegal immigrants including gang members and other criminals. >> ashley: in yuma arizona. could get worse if the biden administration ends title 42. tom homan retired acting ice director tom homan

texas and with his acquisition of twitter. the question now is will the social media company's soon leave san francisco markie martin talked with some experts in the tech industry. >>i would send them motivated by curiosity more than anything. >>justice twitter's board moved to accept elon musk's. 44 billion dollar offer for the social media giant. texas governor greg abbott took to the platform saying this at elon musk bring twitter to texas to join tesla. spacex and the boring company. 21 was the busiest year in the history of the state for corporate location. that's a fact at curtis is ceo of why texas, a company that helps businesses move to the lone star state. he says while musk tesla transition from california to austin certainly open the floodgates for other businesses to relocate, it doesn't mean twitter is guaranteed to follow my crystal ball on anything that elon musk does. >>is it we have no idea. >>while opening tesla's massive gigafactory earlier this month. looks like he's made himself right at home here, donning a cowboy hat and hosting a cyber rodeo to celebrate the milestone. we need a place where we can be really bad. >>and there's n

study today is to look at what happened in florida versus california, new york versus tech this, what worked and -- texasat worked and what didn't? lockdowns were not very effective as a mitigation strategy but they did a lot of damage to the state economy. host: you give each state a letter grade in terms of those three areas. stephen: the states that finished in the top, the number one state was utah. the second state was nebraska or vermont, and you have south dakota. host: utah is a plus, nebraska and vermont, montana, south dakota, florida, new hampshire, maine, arkansas, idaho in the top 10 in terms of the cumulative school -- score. stephen: and what stands out to me is florida because it is the third largest state. florida was really criticized. governor desantis was really criticized. how dare you open up the beaches and hotels and things? what is interesting about the study is if you compare really big states like california and florida, they used diametrically opposite approaches. i went to florida many times and it was pretty much open for business. the beaches were open, the hotels were open

especially recently with the influx of population, so the biggest employers of tech companies, california still leads, texasew york, and then florida, so those are the numbers, two states losing population, as you noted california and new york, two states gaining, florida and texas. stuart: when you said florida is real, you've got a lot of fans down there in miami. >> and listen miami is doing a lot in the crypto space too it's very attractive to that group. stuart: it is. let's move on. the headlines said it all. we've got to stop fooling ourselves, the enthusiasm gap keeps getting worse for democrat s, last time voter enthusiasm was this low on the left, they lost more than 60 house seats in the mid-terms. chicago's mayor giving away free gas cards to compensate for $5 gas. i'm going to call that vote- buying. we'll deal with it, next. ♪ at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to help you engage and retain top performers today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ kidney disease affects one in seven american adults and costs our health syste

texas. he is very important to the california economy still. phil: like it or not, elon musk in the techld is huge. billionaires are the sort with these stock takeovers that help feed the california tax base. they are huge on that. also, 2100 jobs. not nearly as facebook or google, but what he does could affect a lot of others. question is if he takes over, that heat -- does he stay in san francisco, moved to austin, or stay in his factory in fremont? i don't know. [laughter] dan: he[laughter] is an interesting person. phil: buckle your seatbelt and check your twitter feed. this story will be around for a while. dan: when you have $200 billion, you can do what you want. phil: imagine. dan: thanks, phil. ama: san francisco's district attorney is accusing a law firm of ripping of small businesses across the state, by falsely claiming to fight for people with disabilities. he has joined the los angeles da by suing this company. . they have asked the judge to stop the firm from filing with the da calls business's rights lawsuits against small alnef of clients with disabilities, but the da sa

texas city in baltimore. he's worked for a series of tech companies. he's an intellectual property owner. my wonderful husband. >> host: how long will it be up ? >> guest: the show opened on the fourth, it's up through the 25th or 26. you can go to the zenith gallery's website. >> host: for author sheryll cashin, gary, fort worth texas. >> caller: professor, in the last few years i've heard about critical race theory and i'm a rater and i've never heard about that before. i wantedyour thoughts on it . the superintendent of education here in texas are resigning left and right over this issue. we have nine retiring just in the dallas-fort worth area and especially in the area of the white student being hurt, getting their feelings hurt or feeling inferior because of teaching critical race theory. couldyou give me your thoughts on that please ? >> thank you so much for that question. i thought peterwas going to ask me thatquestion so i appreciate you brought it up . first off , critical race theory was developed by legal academics. to the extent it was taught at all, it was in higher educati

tech. the one key here that i'm really focused on is the split between advertising exposure and businesses with real businesses. because the pandemic darlings are fadeing into the mirror faster than a texashe cloud, the tech the, the stuff that matters, apple, microsoft, those kind of things, you're going to go forward. if you're exposed to the consumer and people are getting back out and living their lives, you'll have an amazing youtube miss like google did, you'll have problems like facebook will. i think those numbers are going to be horrific if people are on the wrong side of the equation will get netflix. maria: depends what people are spending their money on. they're shifting. they were spending their money on stuff, now they're spending their money on services. you say this is a macro versus micro market right now. macro headwinds being the shanghai lockdowns, higher interest rates from the fed. what do you mean? >> yeah, i mean, look, i generally agree with what keith and kenny are saying. the micro story is actually pretty strong. earnings are coming in pretty good. visa last night, consumers are spending money. they're buying fun. people are buying fun right now and they're do

stock is still in the red for the year will a new texas factory and a wave of new products being teased by ceo elon musk help drive the stock higher techstor gene munster weighs in when we come back. as a main street bank, pnc has helped over 7 million kids develop their passion for learning through our grow up great initiative. and now, we're providing billions of dollars for affordable home lending programs... as part of 88 billion to support underserved communities... including loans for small businesses in low and moderate income areas. so everyone has a chance to move forward financially. pnc bank: see how we can make a difference for you. >>> up 224 on the dow. elon musk celebrating the opening of tesla's new assembly plant in austin. at the opening event last night, musk teasing new products in development like the cyber truck and a robo taxi. have a listen. >> this year is all about scaling up and then next year there's going to be a massive wave of new products >> and musk just tweeting a few moments ago about the price of lithium, which goes into batteries saying it has gone to insane levels and tesla might have to get into m

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so there is a wall being built by the state of texas which is just sad you have to do that to protect yourselves. and it's high-techout what's happening with the weather. >> i found more people that like you, brian. what's your name? >> gary. >> where are you from? >> florida. >> i'm sorry about the weather. >> i'm cindy from florida. >> i'm in the complaints department. by the way. where are you from? >> france. >> oui. welcome to new york city. >> thank you. >> come up here quick. oh, thank you for coming. it's a little -- ok, it is a little bitr later this afternoon. let's take a look at the maps. i love this! it's international here today on fox square. 44 in new york city. 49 in chicago. we're going to see a little bit of a warmup this weekend but for now, we have freeze warnings in effect and i just want to make mention that we have some severe storms that are going to come to the central u.s. large hail, damaging winds, tornadoes. keep that in mind, foxweather.com. wave to everybody in the u.s. and paris. i love paris. paris in the springtime is almost as good as new york in the springtime. >> brian: as impo

enterprise are a few of the tech giant's also making their way down south 146 companies that have relocated to the dallas fort worth area along they're also helping make texas one of the fastest growing states in the country, according to the u. s census bureau and driving that boom in the housing market. seeing great migration and as a result of that we see demand for exceeding supply in all markets of the demand in the growth that we're seeing in texas and didn't the southeast in general. little more than offset those inflationary pressures. samsung is another major company relocating part of its operations here to houston. this move alone will open more than 2000 more jobs near the austin area, which is also a hot spot for real estate investors looking to keep up with this housing boom. we're seeing here in texas and houston joy addison ktvu. fox two news. joy certainly is interesting. while texas continues to add residents, california's population and drop growth has really slowed here to a trickle, joy. thank you. in san francisco. hundreds of people lined up outside been yodo venuto moochie shop in japantown today, hoping to grab a last sweet treat. b

tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. jackie: welcome back. crewss in eagle pass, texase is facing pressure to delay ending title 42. aishah hasnie is live on capitol hill with the latest for us. >> reporter: i hi there, jackie. first and foremost, this is absolutely a tragedy, what's just happened down at the border. but politically speaking, this has now put president in quite a predicament because in just about two hours, he is expected to meet with members of the hispanic caucus at the white house to talk about immigration reform. and it comes as a growing number of democrats, people within his own party, are getting weats. >> without really thinking hard about all of the inconsistencies that still exist. we have a responsibility to not only look at that particular issue, title 42, but also really to look holistically at the issue of border control. >> reporter: now, jackie, congress can do something about this. there is bipartisan legislation gaining steam on the hill right now that would require the administration to put together some real infrastructure, immigrati

texas, which is just outside of austin. this facility is expected to directly create 2,000 high-tech jobs as well as thousands of related jobs once its operational. and each of these fabrication manufacturing facilities will create a whole ecosystem of suppliers that will grow up around it. so the $17 billion spent by samsung for just this one fabrication facility will be multiplied by many times in terms of the economic benefits and the jobs created. this is great news, not just for my state -- for texas -- but also for the national economy and for our global competitiveness. our friends and allies are going to need a reliable chip supply too and i hope we can soon send advanced semiconductors made in america to countries around the world. once this chips program is funded, i expect more announcements like the one i mentioned from samsung to follow both in texas and other states across the country. we've already seen taiwan semiconductor in the process of building a new fab or manufacturing facility in arizona. you've seen new investments announced by intel in ohio along with the one in, by samsung in texas. and i believe t

these big tech companies has been how they are overwhelmingly left wing and that is what you see in the bias in how these companies moderate speech content. so if he moves it to florida, to texas to frankly any place in america outside california, i think that would be a huge improvement. i've seen calls to moves . hinkmployees i wouldn't do that . i think that's, you know, extreme. it also has a liability issues issu but i think youes could ask people to reapply for the position they want in the company and then see if they're willing to go along with some of theseer and new policies tham talking about. i think one of the important things that elon musk needs to do is get back on to twitter people who have beenn bannednn and there are a loted of peoplec including clients of my firmlu rogan o'hanley is currently suing twitter. we also represent sameemsu and e meister's like karpe dongtan and megan murphy, a feminist, di a radical canadian feminist who was kicked off of twitter for so-called miss gendering. all of these people i think bringing them back on would actually increase popularity and traffic on twitter, which is what a business w should wan. and i think, you know, ju

this is a high-tech mecca of the united states, two great universities just east of us, university of texase been that those from california who follow twitter, elon musk might do something about the corporate culture but what about thousands of left-wing californians landing in texas? >> we have a lot of californians coming here and hope they won't change the culture, they left california because they didn't like the culture there. we have a governor fighting cancel culture, governor greg abbott, governor perry, secretary perry, the governor is my cousin, senator from texas, we have a lot of politicians making sure people understand how important texas is and why we are so successful. pete: the offers on the table, $100 for their taking, hope they are watching, thank you very much. coming up, inflation hitting some parts of the country more than others, the region seeing the worst of it coming up. . so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 ho

texas congressman michael mccaul said that mccarthy spoke his emotions were flying high and that support for the house minority leader remains strong. what wall street is down this morning, but the technd of a bright spot. another bright spot. pam cook back in the studio with this in dollars and cents. always looking for the bright spots. yes a big week for technology in earnings we should hear from some of the biggest names in tech. reporting earnings that includes amazon alphabet and apple. now stocks dropped in this morning. when that opening bell rang on concerns about an increase in covid cases in shanghai and beijing and the impact that that could have on the supply chain. taking a live look at the numbers. another bright spot this morning was coca cola, beating the street's estimates for its earnings report for the quarter. jones, though now down more than 1% it's been down more than 400 points came back to down just about 200 points. so quite a bit of volatility this morning. the s and p 500, also down one in a third of a percent and the nasdaq was up in the last hour. it's now down a half of a percent. amazon is expanding its prime shopping benefits. the retail giant announc

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was treated -- texas that complained about how clarence thomas was treated, it seems that anita hill was put on trial. immediately after clarence thomas says something about it being high-teching that the committee and everybody else completely shut down any questioning of him whatsoever. i don't understand your perspective. it seems the same thing happened with kavanaugh. i don't know if kavanaugh was as justified, but i think when he said and screamed at the senators they stopped questioning him. no woman would have ever been able to do -- behave like that. that is the privilege of men. host: we mentioned this morning -- you saw this yesterday that speaker nancy pelosi tested positive for covid-19. more news on the covid front. senator raffaella warnock tested positive that's raffaella warnock -- rafael warnock tested positive. 117 members of congress have tested positive. 71 members this year alone. 31 since march 1. 11 and just the past three days. allen from farmington, michigan. what is on your mind? caller: good morning. i would like to say to ms. jackson brown that is what happens to african americans. everything is going to be daubed. -- dogged. people will give us