Consumer s friend. Welcome, everybody. I m neil cavuto, this is your world. What to make of a world where price increases are proving a little bit more than just transitory. They re sticking around awhile. We have you covered from all angles including white house response to this. We re also going to be hearing from lydia hu at an appliance store with real price hikes that she s seeing up close and personal and steve harrigan at assumer market in atlanta. We begin with lydia in new jersey. If you re going into an appliance store like if you re going to a grocery store, you ll pay through the nose. Lydia? yeah, neil. Some of the price increases that we re seeing are upwards of 20 to 30%. Like you mentioned, the consumer price index shows consumers are paying 5. 4% for all goods this year over last year. That is on par with what we saw last month as well showing that inflation is still very hot. One thing to point out is that the monthly increase did slow to half a percent down from. 9%
minutes away. plus a new twist in the mysterious double murder of a son and a mother from a prominent family in south carolina. a former trooper speaking out tonight about the possible connection to a cold case he investigated years ago. and it s not just parents, but now teachers and officials all at odds over critical race theory. lawmakers today feeling the heat. were public and congressman bob good apparently called a racist during a virtual house committee on the controversial topic today. a brain to develop internet. we begin tonight with that gut wrenching scene in south florida as first responders are working around the clock searching for any possible survivors of that catastrophic apartment building complex. correspondent jonathan serrie is there live on the scene in surfside florida senate. jonathan, what is the latest? well, shannon, the weather certainly is not cooperating with the rescuers. there have been thunderstorms coming in and out of south florida. neve
it is friday june 2, 05, you re watching fox and friends first . jillian: president biden approved florida s emergency declaration. let s go live to the scene in surfside. what is the latest? reporter: you get a sense of what is going on behind me, they are springwater to keep the dust down, we are seeing heavy machinery moving in as they tried to remove the rubble. the search goes on for life underneath that rubble. at least 40 urban search and rescue workers were under the underground parking lot, they heard some sounds, some banking, not clear if it came from humans or not but officials including the governor say this is very much a search and rescue operation. first order was the search and rescue, save lives and also caring for displaced folks. the first thing is why did this happen? they don t have the answers right now but i think they will in relatively short order. reporter: as many as 99 people remain unaccounted for after this disaster. a lot of family memb
After her bombshell testimony britney spears is apologizing to her fans. She writes by the way i posted, my life seems to be pretty a amazing. I apologize for pretending like i have been okay. Quickly jumping into action when you saw great white shark fishing line battling the wave and the treater the man was able to successfully free the shark. Steve: straight to a fox news alert on this friday morning. At this hour, are yous are desperately searching for any signs of human life under that pan caked rubble of the collapsed condo building in surf side florida north miami. Ainsley: rescuers are working around the clock as 99 people are still missing this morning. Brian: you have steve harrigan who has been all morning long. Any more banging or noises reported? brian, the last banging was reported yesterday afternoon. They said they heard the noise using detectors. They are not sure whether that banging came from humans or not. But they worked all night under very tough conditions to try
Just a darling girl, to darling children. A story keith morrison followed for nearly ten years. How, when? i get a call from her boss who said she had it shut up for work. They found her in a car. The back of her neck some look at your marks. Just didn t deserve that. A small island, a small pool of suspects. Ryan, her lover, with the past. I had no idea he was a drug dealer. And darren the soon to be exhusband. That morning he called in sick. Was there in polygraph? the past. And the love? or even do that good either. That much else to go, on this case was growing colder by the day. Nothing happens. But a father doesn t forget. I have to have justice for my daughter. After all these years, are there still secrets to uncover? it s been quite a journey for you. It isn t over yet. This father finally got his answer. But is it the one he wanted? never in my wildest dreams but i imagine what we are going through now. Hello and welcome to dateline. Sandra galas was born and raised on an isl