despite devastation ashley webster live in naples florida with a report good morning to you.e debris from that storm that was what 28 days ago the cleanup going to take a long time but images like this in naples area southwest florida that you would think would perhaps stop people from thinking about living here, well, maybe not true, you know, the top 10, fastest growing areas in the united states, 50% of those on florida's west coast from tampa to naples, yes, there has been a pause in sales don't expect it to last there was a severe housing shortage before the storm now even worse, and that means prices are going up let me bring in michelle thomas a realtor with premier sotheby's, i would thank you would stop people fromn't with aing to live true he or not. not at all we did see a couple weeks slower as after irma years ago since then only increase bounce back buyers who paused trips due to storm coming back and buying. >> this is on gulf of mexico beautiful essentially lost first floor how much is lot worth if you took house down. seeing properties come on market at lot v

neil: ashley webster, order, order. order. here comes charlie gasparino.nt. neil: no one would ever think you are british, kudos to you. you are all over this and what happened? neil: charles: i got the story last night she was likely to step down and today, what makes this a great story for me is this was wall street hit job, no doubt about it. i get it from the same guys that put her out. this was essentially a bond market hit job but when she came out with her plan, i know this for a fact, she tried to sell it to major money managers, she had meetings when she was here for the un to sell them on this, very giddy, very confident. neil: sell them on what? charles: this plan she was going to unveil, tax cuts, spending, increased spending, wasn't much austerity in this. tax cuts increase spending will do the job that needed to be done in britain which is to reverse stagflation, economic decline and mounting inflation. after she got done with that, those meetings, i can tell you bond market participants, major ones did not believe this would lead to wider de

thank you from previous because the parents who said you were gonna do sir webster at the foot. you as 2 stories that i see, your brother, printer looks the i'm capable of like, it could have been sort of a little better because you'll ah, oh, thank you. and you 14, how to kosky realized they would have to fight in is the ukraine's pro russian cities as protests on keys. my dan escalated into st warfare. someone with nicholas which he was and still done. yes, good. anybody was no ticket when your city is like okay, government with the brochure, summer promotions or some we do it. but i wasn't almost a julie but also for a with the number that it was all up on. yup. i'm sure about the work. i still had a pitiful look. i just need to speak here when we got here, we're just giving them newkirk. ms. price there for a couple of weeks or so. but i can be a shoulder of nipple, in which 2 of the studies ah, off to the coup d'etat in ukraine, how to kosky returned to his native done. it's here as in almost own russian speaking regions of se in ukraine. people refused to recognize the new

bethany webster writes aptly in discovering the inner mother. the problem is that sometimes that day never comes. instead we become adults who experience levels of stress when faced with everyday situations like disappointing someone receiving compliments, setting boundaries and taking care of themselves. so then some part of you the good girl, begins to believe because you are constantly told that your parents know best, especially more than you, that one day they will see you for who you are. see how broken and frail you are, and yet how hard you try, but how much you really need them? how all you want is there? good, loving touch. you want to be a child child. as an adult, as will mean that people won't see the strain in your body and like your parents, all see is what they deem as. never once the impact it has on your mental, physical, emotional or spiritual and sexual well-being. to carry this much to never be able to complain about what the cost has been on your psyche. so as a coping mechanism because your parents don't witness you all th

. >> jimmy: emanuel lewis webster? >> yes. >> jimmy: yes?ly ties." i'd like to cruise around, bop into other stages, say hi to folks. i got myself a relationship with emanuel lewis, we were buddyed for a minute or two. >> jimmy: what would you guys do together? >> i don't know -- i think this is before video games. i don't know. read comic books or something? >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> something stupid. but hello to him. >> jimmy: ervay villa che, tattoo from "fantasy island." >> no. i would have loved to do "fantasy island." before my time. >> jimmy: i can see you running on deck, gavin macleod, "hey, son, slow it down." >> that's "love boat." >> jimmy: oh. >> i would have liked to have done that too. ricardo man taliban. >> jimmy: you never met him? >> no, nor gavin macleod. >> jimmy: hulk hogan? >> no, but i did hit a screaming line drive past a sprinting lieu fer rigno on hollywood night. >> jimmy: i've played baseball with lou ferigno as well. >> not much of a right fielder >> jimmy: big, quite a physique, obviously. also "call me brian" the

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ashley webster thank you so much for that.onger waiting to clear out the halloween leftovers before they or start to rollback the black friday deals. amazon prime day deals, walmart rollbacks, they kickoff this week. advisors founder and ceo and former toys "r" us ceo gerald st orch joins us now. the holiday shopping season seem s to start earlier. this year people are saying it might be good for holiday cheer. we've all been through so much but having said that there's a little concern that the grinch might steal christmas with this thing called a recession. reporter: i think the retailers are clearly worried and some of these recent actions kind of reek of desperation. target'sad this week talks about black friday deals this week and why are they doing this? they had a really tough first half of the year. there are mounds of unsold inventory sitting in their back rooms. they are worried about the weakening consumer and impact of inflation as you mentioned and we have this giant election at the most inopportune time for retai

so this happened on eastbound on university avenue and webster street thursday. the victim claims that he was riding his bike when a man up to him, called him racial slurs, spat on him. and then intentionally crashed into him. the victim says the man was driving a silver toy truck. police are going to distribute a schedule soon as it's available. before your money. this morning, governor gavin newsom is going after oil companies and demanding an explanation as to why costs are soaring. but as capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains, while newsom is confident his strategy is going to get money into the hands of drivers. well, advocates argue it's only going make hours. >> well, here at the capitol, democrats and republicans agree the price at the pump is just too high, but they disagree about how to bring gas prices down. >> the fact is they're ripping you off. governor gavin newsom talking tough about oil companies as gas prices continue to soar. newsom argue says the pain at the pump only gets worse. oil companies are raking in the cash. the record profits

stuff for yourselves. protesters seen in many countries on a yoga webster in the united states. just wanted to call on them to take their millions off your phone with which they are terrorized in our country. also head on the program, moscow wardens, kiev may be planning to use a dirty bomb and a full flag operation and then blame the actions on the russian military. it says some western politicians say that ramping up on nuclear weapons rhetoric by ukraine is being pushed from abroad. and he had forces fire, at least 30 artillery shells out the city, albany, or good to are according to local authorities, home to europe, largest nuclear power plant, the barrage hits hotel where russian nuclear energy workers were staying with around the clock across the world. this is our t welcome to the global news roundup. i'm you know, we begin in east africa where 9 people are dead after terrorists. open fire on the hotel now set off a car bomb in somalia. on sunday, a further 47 civilians were wounded. security forces kill 3 all vs sealants, and a 4th died in the bomb bomb. the is the miss

police say it happened between 8 30 11 pm near webster street friday, one victim posted a photo on social media captioned . nothing like waking up to find your tires slashed. police say they use surveillance, video and patrols to track down the suspect. they still have not released his identity, but said the suspect is a 25 year old alameda resident. to be area bart transit systems dropped their mask requirements today. that means master no longer required on bart officials reinstated bart's indoor mass policy in late july, which stayed in effect until yesterday . officials say they still strongly encouraged writers to wear a mask even though the mandate has expired. a c transit also ended its mask requirement today, but says it will continue to supply free facemasks and hand sanitizer during the ride. a small ukrainian town receives humanitarian aid coming up what officials found after residents endured months of russian occupation, and it is breast cancer awareness month coming up the fundraising walk at a unique san francisco location today. alright. i hope you had a nice weekend out t

i had a wonderful tour and webster street number 5 also. i want to thank those of you who are in touch with those folks and supervisoring them for their welcome and their tour. and the other thing i wanted to ask the gallery cancer test. as i understand this thing costs a thousand dollars per person. may be partave study or something but dpu say members are participating our offered to them? so, yes, not a thousand i think it is closer to >> 700. if i called and ask it would can have the me. >> yea >> our members are offered the town to anticipate if they are 35 plus and 5 years or more in the department typeset is strict low volunteer. >> i heard stories about them catching some, you know cancer early on in firefighters and other departments. >> okay. and are very little in terms of false positives. i will read up on this. this >> you are welcome. chief i had a follow up question. in the same topic as upon commissioner fraser was asking. not that i'm i want to sounds as fiput out spot to be a scientist researcher but my question is, how do

ashley webster taking a look at that, has a tug-of-war because you have a big employment report. ashley: every day we get new data which suggests one thing or another. investors remain concerned about persistent inflation and the aggressive rate hike cycle. we see an increase, weekly jobless claims and could temper the central banks into minneapolis fed president bursts the bubble quickly by saying of the central bank is quite a ways away from being able to pause its interest rate hikes. the yield on the 10 year treasury initially moved lower before moving slightly higher and that is weighing on rate sensitive stocks including apple, amazon and intel all down at this hour. meta platforms, their stock slightly up today but down 58% year to date. mark zuckerberg has warned about cost cutting at a report the company is withdrawing a slew of internship offers, that were set to begin this coming january. meta says this difficult decision was not made lightly and as a last resort, the companywide hiring shift is to ensure they are aligned with highest priority efforts. that stock was u

police say this happened between 8 30 11 o'clock near webster street. last night. we found one post on facebook with the photo caption. nothing like waking up to find your tires slashed. police officers say they use surveillance, video and patrols to track down that suspect. they have not released his identity, but did say the suspect is a 25 year old male. besides show in oakland ended with a car crashing into a building. it happened around 8 30 last night at bancroft and havens court. no injuries were reported. no word on whether those who were participating in the illegal activity were arrested. new this morning. people running barred are no longer required to wear a mask. bart reinstated its indoor mass policy back in late july, which stayed in effect until yesterday. this past thursday, the border directors meant decided against extending the policy officials say they still strongly encourage writers to wear a face covering even though the mandate has now expired. bart riders in the east bay should expect some delays, the transit agency is using a single track

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breathtaking game at anfield where liverpool came from 2—0 down to lead brighton 3—2 after an adam webstereandro trossard's hat—trick meant brighton walked away with a point. that's more ground lost in the premier league table forjurgen klopp�*s side, who are down to ninth. it was drawn 3—3 and that feels again it like a defeat even though it is not a defeat, and we have to fight through this. the confidence level is now not extraordinarily high, and in our situation, the things you want to happen, getting confidence back, you want to keep it and increase it. you want to build on that. arsenal's superb start to the season continues, they remain top of the premier league after a dominant performance in the north london derby to beat rivals tottenham 3—1. thomas partey opened the scoring for the gunners with a wonderful strike in the first half. that was cancelled out by harry kane's penalty. but gabrieljesus capitalised on hugo lloris�*s blunder to give arsenal the lead again just four minutes into the second half. granit xhaka then went on to secure the three points for mikel arteta's side

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i'm ashley webster. stuart will be here today and you'll see him later this hour and he and lauren and some fox business stars are ringing the bell, the opening bell at the nasdaq in honor of the fox business network's 15th anniversary. can you believe that? they will then run back to the studio, be out of breath, but will be here for the 10:00 a.m. hour to talk about their experience. good stuff. now, let's get down to business. inflation we know is running hot but president biden doesn't quite see it that way. he sees record inflation and it's progress and he says if republicans win in november, inflation will only get worse. really? we'll take that on. turning to stocks, yesterday we saw one of the most dramatic reversals in years, down then up, stocks open to steep drops then in a huge way and finished more than 2% higher. dow up 300 points and and p up more than -- s&p up more than 1% and dow is down more than eight basis points at 3.8%. also the banks reporting this morning, we're going to bring yo

ashley webster on that. fair to say the great resignation is over, the days companies have a hard time retaining employees as workers jumped ship to find better paying jobs in a tight labor market, those days are no more. report shows 51% of ceos in the us are considering job cuts over the next 6 months. more than half, 39% say they already implanted a hiring freeze. is turning the other direction according to the global survey. major companies that cut jobs or implement a those hiring freezes in the last two months, it includes meta, facebook executives are in the process of executing quiet layoffs, 15% of the workforce which would translate to 12,000 employees losing their jobs. we reached out to meta for comment who told us the report was inaccurate and referred us to previous comments from ceo mark zuckerberg who said the company plans to reduce head count growth over the next year. amazon is confirming it is putting a cause on hiring for the retail business telling fox business amazon continues to have

ashley webster with us. this is their response to putin's threats.it is seen as symbolic and the white house says it has received such a request, the polish leader's announcement is the latest example of nuclear signaling as the us and its allies try to deter putin from the first nuclear use in battle since 1945. experts also say it is a fine line to tread given the uncertainty of putin's state of mind and his record of giant miscalculations over ukraine, besides it is estimated the us still has 100 nuclear weapons left over in europe in the aftermath of the cold war spread among the netherlands, belgium, germany, italy, turkey, the proposal follows changes in the constitution of neighboring belarus that would allow russian nuclear weapons to be based on its territory. stuart: thank you. ukrainian troops are using weapons captured from fleeing russians and they keep on advancing. brett, the russians are running away, ukrainians are advancing using russian weapons. is a win on the horizon and by when i mean russians pushed out, all of them from ukrain

that's where we find our ashley webster.ashley, tell us the story. >> yeah, good afternoon to you, liz. well, this isn't a great advertisement for florida to piles of debris here 28 days of hurricane ian blew through this area and they're slowly but surely cleaning it up and lumbar coming in and they're rebuilding and it'll take awhile and does this affect us and cool off the hot florida market, especially southwest florida? absolutely not. the realtors tell me that, yes, investors are looking for bargains but the kicker to the story is there respect that many bargains and this was a area with a lack of inventory before the hurricane commit it's even worse and prices are going up. there's a vacant lot behind me over here and a house being cleaned out and the lot alone worth $12 million. it's about 50 paces from naples beach but that gives you an idea, yes, people think they can come in and maybe get a cheap deal but not so easy. this is naples, it's rather swankey and i asked michelle thomas, she's a realtor with southern b

that's the latest gossip anyway and buyers are seizing on that and ashley webster with the latest.ashley: gossip, what is the fed going to do? the dow gaining ground after wall street journal supports fed officials concerned about over tightening with rate hikes, it is enough to boost equities, dow 30 only two stocks, american express and verizon on the earnings front, american express reporting profits and revenue that eat estimates, raised its full-year guidance but investors taking their own profits, down 3 and one 12:45%, verizon reporting profits and revenue that beat the street but reported a smaller number of net phone ads, enough to push stock down 5%. back to the report on the fed. the central bank is expected to hike rates by 75 basis points but what about december half of 1%, some fed officials hinted, 3 quarters of 1% beyond next month believing there is danger in raising rates too high. some officials say they want to see proof inflation is falling before easing up, the possibility of a debate, to give markets a boost today. that could change as a rumor starts to surfa

firmino's second, and then an own goal from adam webster, had liverpool ahead with less than ten minutesries, i don't know exactly which one you want to hear. that is the story of the two early goals we conceded, there is the story of how we came backin there is the story of how we came back in the game, and the story of how we threw it away. i think it's important that we first admit that brighton, it is no coincidence that they are where they are on the table. really good football team, real team play. graham potter has his first win as chelsea manger after his side came from behind to beat crystal palace 2—1. conor gallagher was the hero for chelsea, his injury—time winner at selhurst park sealing the three points. pierre—emerick aubameyang had earlier cancelled out 0dsonne edouard's opener, before gallagher took centre stage against the club he was on loan at last season. the win moves chelsea into fifth, but crystal palace boss patrick vieira was not happy with a var decision that saw thiago silva escape a sending off for handball. he was very lucky. but that is writ three's decisio

firmino's second, and then an own goal from adam webster, had liverpool ahead with less than ten minutest—trick to salvage a point for brighton. this game has different stories, i don't know exactly which one you want to hear. there is the story of the two early goals we conceded, there is the story of how we came back in the game, and the story of how we threw it away. i think it's important that we first admit that brighton, it is no coincidence that they are where they are on the table. really good football team, real team play. so, liverpool's slow start to the season continues — the club are ninth, 11 points behind leaders arsenal but with a game in hand. for brighton, their run of form continues, having only lost once so far this season. let's hear from their new manager. i am happy, i let's hear from their new manager. i am happy, lam proud for let's hear from their new manager. i am happy, i am proud for my club. there was the possibility to win the game, but liverpool is a fantastic team. i knew before the game it can be difficult, and it was very difficult. graham potter has hi

maria: 18 million wow ashley webster naples tune in to american dream home tonight 9:00 pm eastern, right here fox business join cheryl tonight for "american dream home," dagen brian james stay right there next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. . good wednesday morning thanks very much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo it is wednesday october 26, top stories 8:01 east coast, today a profit slowdown weakest revenue growth five years at microsoft google seeing advertising revenue dlin five straight quarters slowing growth setting tone for stocks this morning, futures are indicating a decline aa at the start of trading worried about economic slowdown amidst declining fourth-quarter earnings boeing kraft hype out boeing double misearnings per share and revenue talking about charges, the stock down and now up, kraft hines double beat stock is up, about 4%, ford meta out after the closing bell shocksing stocks mikts. >> as to alphabet missed on top and bottom line weakest period since 2013, microsoft portfolioed worst quarter in two years giant on track to shave 100 points off d

ashley webster, help me understand this. discussion featured on podcast ai was generated with text to voice software that used previous recordings of both to create a cohesive interaction. ai used jobs's biography and recordings of him to accurately bring him back to life so the fabricated discussion focused on jobs's religious beliefs, his success, his experience while taking lsd and apple's humble and early beginnings. watch this. >> in the early days of apple when we were making the apple 2 and doing a really good job of it all these companies that were giant then are gone now and they are gone because we did something right. apple is successful, it was doing something right. it had vision. >> how do you stay on your toes? you have been in the computer industry for 40 years. how do you keep from getting lax? >> have the best product and the best operating system. got to keep evolving and pushing ahead. ibly5 then he picks jobs's brain how he was able to stay on his toes. you see how that works, you cut soundbites to match

prices spiking in car parts and repairs and that's why major insurers are hiking rates and ashley websterlorida, how much are the car insurance rates going up, ash? ashley: it depends on a number of thins and they're going up and i'll give you the details and depends on where you live and driving record and credit score and all of those things and i can tell you nationally already rates across the country are up 4.9%. i'm standing in front of bmw 330i, beautiful car and it's completely totaled. why, because this got flooded out in hurricane ian. you can't really see where that's where the water came up and about a foot of water in there. should have a brand new smell 14,000 miles only and smells now just like a rotten river. i want to bring in the owner here. he's the owner of supreme auto collision. jr, this is a car that's, you know, a beautiful car, worthless. >> it's worthless. i would explain to the people and they call me for advice, should they try to save the car? you know, if it's fresh later, there's a chance. when it comes to salt water, which we had on this parking lot, you ca

a manchurian candidate, enter merriam webster definition, please, to psychologically -- no, to -- this is the wrong definition. here you go. a person, especially a politician being used as a puppet by an enemy power. the term is commonly used to indicate disloyalty or corruption, whether intentional or unintentional. you've been hearing it, but it's not there. there is more, alisyn. you talk about people i'm gas lighting this person. enter this movie with angela lansbury, ingrid bergman, not berman, bergman, everyone. not you, but the other one. and charles boyier. here is a scene and the whole premise you're following along is somebody is trying to turn this woman crazy. that she is not really seeing what is so obviously happening, the dimming of gas lights in her home. watch this. >> i will. >> nancy, did you turn the gas up in there? >> turn it up? no, why? >> i thought it went down in here as if you had. >> i never touched it. >> but this went down. perhaps elizabeth lit another yet jet in the kitchen. >> couldn't be her, mum. she's been in bed for an hour. i've heard her snoring.

neil: there are pockets of markets, we had ashley webster in naples the other day, talking with somestate, real estate is still going for a premium and there are battles and bids on certain properties. i'm sure that is not the case throughout the state. certainly not happening across the country. play it out for me. what do you see happening? >> where i am on the east coast of florida right now, neil, there are still battles for properties but i think we've done this sort of big shift from the ultimate seller's market to one where bayers have more leverage. if the house needs fixing up the buyer may get a break where six months ago that was the no the case. across the country, for the all-important american dream first-time homebuyers, they're feeling the pinch with mortgage rates double where they were at the beginning of the year. some of their savings depleted just from inflation. neil: so how do you see this working out? if adjustable rate mortgages that have, you know, they're not sort of like you lock in for a year or two, then you will get whammied here, what saves the day or

this all happened on eastbound university avenue at webster street on thursday. victim described the suspect as a white male in his 30's with blond hair. he was seen driving a silver toyota truck. police will distribute a sketch as soon as one is available. the victim says he suffered a minor injury to one of his legs and his bike is still able to function. to police are also investigating a road rage incident that happened on highway 101 in oregon expressway. police say a male driver saw a white chevrolet suv was swerving in and out of lanes. well, he was driving on the northbound side of highway 1, one last wednesday. both vehicles accident on oregon expressway approach middlefield road. and that's when police say the driver of the suv stopped in the roadway. 2 people, a woman and a man got out of the car. the woman allegedly pointed a gun at the victim and threatened to shoot the 2 then left and drove off westbound on oregon expressway. nobody was hurt. the victim said there was a 3rd person in that vehicle. anyone who has information on that is i also asked t

like i have been saying for over 20 years now, this year will be the 20th anniversary of the mike websterruth about concussions, about the effects of brain trauma. by the time you've suffered a concussion, you've suffered brain damage. we take you out of play because it increases your risk for subsequent concussions. and if you have several concussions during a period, you could drop dead. we have to be honest with the consumers of your commodity that playing football, blows to the head is inherent to the play. the impacts, for example, in college football, one single player can receive over 1400 violent loads greater than 10g in just one season. players need to be educated so that they can make reasonably -- they can make reasonable decisions for themselves. like i had said earlier, i blame -- nobody compelled tua to go back to play. he was the one who accepted that to go back to play. we shouldn't blame the nfl, the dolphins. they're out there to make money. but the duty falls on the individual players. >> and let's show that video again of tua that we showed first. he was knocked down,

. >> sure, my name is brian webster. i am a project manager with hubad sf a jewish community center at 496 natoma street in the neighborhood on the corner of 6 and natoma, which is the low income end of natoma street, and i'm here to speak in favor of the amendment with the 12 events per year, the minimum 500 people, the sound limited sound system not to exceed 6 hours between 9 a.m. and 10 p.m. brookshield properties has been excellent community neighbor bringing in activating the site, putting in programs in there. they have done a lot of small programs. we in the community are very excited about bringing bigger programs and having even more people discover the neighborhood and revitalize and energyize the neighborhood. we do a little work with cast, which is also there right in the neighborhood and we are very supportive of this. bad has been around for 45 years in san francisco. we have been at 496 natoma street for about 7 years now. we do events ourselves, we are very famous for the bill graham menorah in union squ

a manchurian candidate enter merriam-webster definition please. to this is the wrong definition. puppet by an enemy power. the term is commonly used to indicate disloyalty or corruption whether intentional or unintentional. but there's more. gaslight. you've heard so many people saying you're gaslighting this person. enter this movie with of course angela lansbury, ingrid bergman, everyone had not you the other one and charles boyer. here's the scene and will premise this if you're falling along, someone is trying to turn this woman crazy, that she's not really seeing what is obviously happening, the dimming of gaslights in her home. >> nancy, did you turn off the gas in there? >> turn it off? no why? >> i thought it went down in here. >> i never touched it. >> but it went down. perhaps elizabeth lynn another one in the kitchen. >> couldn't be in her mom, she's been in bed for an hour i can hear her snoring. >> in other words -- she's >> got an accent elevate. >> angela was obviously frustrated actress. >> but in the scene, there's the notion that you know what is happening, you'

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the controversy over paypal and when it comes to information not necessarily being your pal, ashley websterl. paypal's stock has fallen 15% over the last three days. 8% you can see so far this week. 55% of the down side for the year. hasn't been a good year. the company still dealing with the backlash from a policy update that says it was posted in error and doesn't exist. however, that policy did state the beginning of november 3, the company would prohibit customers from using its services for activities that "effective november 3" involve the sending, posting or publication of any materials that are fraudulent or promote misinformation. the notice went on to say that anyone violating the policy would be fined $2,500 for each violation. that is very steep. in a statement to fox business, a paypal spokesperson told us that there was incorrect information. paypal is not fining people for misinformation and this language was never intended to be inserted in our policy. interesting. paypal apparently won't have to fine itself $2,500 for spreading their own misinformation. at a time when socia

i see ashley webster on the screen. what else did he say, ashley?the lowering of targets beginning of november, only he claims a quarter of the headline number. look what he says. >> the impact to the market will not be as significant this is more after big political statement that opec has made, clearly nobody can argue it was aren'ted for any economic reason no. reporter: nothing to see here, move along in other words. saudi arabia safes the cuts were an attempt to ease market volatility, a explanation the white house called the saudi attempt to spin or deflect. by the way biden last week announced an additional 15 million barrels from emergency reserves and more he says will follow if needed to rein in gasoline prices. maybe we start producing our own. but that is my added two cents, stu. stuart: just wishful thinking, come on, man. reporter: yeah, right. stuart: national average of gallon of regular gas is $3.79. that is down nearly 10 cents in the last week, because as i say gas demand remains low. bring in gas buddy's patrick de haan joins me.

we got to bring in mike murphy and ashley webster to decide on this one.rance seems a trap, right? french fries. i'm going with germany. bell had the waffles. going with germany. >> i'm a french fry expert or my wife is, going with number four, u.s. stuart: i will sable -- belgium. the answer is belgium. it is believed in the 1680s locals in belgium fried potatoes to eat after the river froze in winter, they couldn't go fishing. that is pretty good explanation. >> god bless them. stuart: thank you, my time is absolutely up. it will be in two seconds. neil, it is yours. neil: thank you very much, for that, stuart. we're two weeks aw f

years ago and a great deal has happened in the case law since then thornburg was decided and then webster and then casey and a number of other decisions. so the story decisis analysis would have to take account of that entire line of case law and then if i got beyond that, i would approach the question and of course in casey that was the beginning and the ending point of the analysis and the joint opinion if i were to get beyond that, i would approach that question the way i approach every legal issue that i approach as a judge and that is to approach it with an open mind and to go through the whole judicial process which is designed and i believe strongly in it to achieve good results to achieve good decision making well, and this is what troubles me. that you do not see row as a natural extension of griswold that you do not see the privacy rights. griswold extended by the decision in row that you decided to create categories of cases that are have been decided by the court that you will concede have constitutional protection, but you have left in question the future of roe versus wade y

ashley webster seeing what is going on in naples, florida, where the interest, prices remain high?scene, close to the ocean here in naples. dump trucks coming in, debris piled high, a lot of trucks beginning the rebuilding process. not pretty pictures. you know what? it is not doing anything to cool off the real estate market. the latest numbers for sales in the naples, march coisland area, median price of $725,000. that is up 11 1/2% year-over-year. remarkably the images are not putting people off. they want the lovely weather. they want the beach. they like low taxes, low cost of living and storms, well they seem to have a short memory, do they not? i spoke to a local realtor they're getting inquiries about property in this area from all over the country. take a listen. >> we have a lot of people from upper midwest, the northeast, the mid-atlantic, however we have people from all over the country. over the last couple years we've seen more people come from the west including california. reporter: and they are still making those calls, you know, it is interesting, of the top 10 ho

slurs, spat on him and then intentionally collided with him happened eastbound university avenue near webster street thursday. the victim describe the suspects as a white male in his 30's with blond hair. he was seen driving a silver toyota truck. police will distribute a sketch as soon as it's available. the victim suffered a minor injury to one of his legs. by the way, his bike. he says it's still right. double. palo alto. police are also investigating road rage incident that happened on highway 101 in oregon expressway. officers say a man driving saw a white chevrolet suv was swerving in and out of lanes while he was driving on northbound 101, last wednesday. both vehicles exited on oregon expressway and approach middlefield road. that is when police say the driver of the suv stopped in the road. 2 people, a woman and a man got out the woman, they say pointed a gun at the victim and threatened to shoot. the 2, then left strove off westbound on oregon expressway. luckily no one was hurt. the victim. so there was a 3rd person in the car. anyone with information is asked to call palo alto pol

years ago and a great deal has happened in the case law since then thornburg was decided and then webster and then casey and a number of other decisions. so the story decisis analysis would have to take account of that entire line of case law and then if i got beyond that, i would approach the question and of course in casey that was the beginning and the ending point of the analysis and the joint opinion if i were to get beyond that, i would approach that question the way i approach every legal issue that i approach as a judge and that is to approach it with an open mind and to go through the whole judicial process which is designed and i believe strongly in it to achieve good results to achieve good decision making well, and this is what troubles me. that you do not see row as a natural extension of griswold that you do not see the privacy rights. griswold extended by the decision in row that you decided to create categories of cases that are have been decided by the court that you will concede have constitutional protection, but you have left in question the future of roe versus wade y