show americans are spending 6.9% more last month than a year ago. making ends meet has rarely been harder. a new poll finds 45% of americans are dipping into their savings to pay for everyday goods like food and housing. not to mention those gas prices. bill: edward lawrence has the story from the white house on why this might be a flashing red light on the economy. what s the news? good morning there. you guys hit on the critical point for the economy. if consumers stop spending the economy slows down because it s 70% of the gross of the economy. we could hit the recession. retail sales numbers came out 30 minutes ago and showing .5% month over month. just a little lower than expected. when you take out autos, hotter than expected at 1.1%. people are still spending. the president leaving about 90 minutes for north carolina where he will speak at a technical college about training the next generation of workers to bring the supply chain home issues home to america. one of
they call being a tease. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. the richest man in our world indicating today that this is not take it or leave it offer necessarily to buy the rest of twitter he doesn t own. he s forking over will willing to fork over he says up to $43 billion to get the rest of twitter. the problem is we re hearing from the twitter folks that are reportedly not too keen on that offer. we have you covered. we are at twitter headquarters and how they re likely to respond to all of this. we have charlie gasparino on what elon musk is thinking and what is really behind this. susan li on the long-term implications of billionaires going for what they got to have. or maybe they just want to really make for a headache of the target acquired. let s go to claudia cowan in san francisco. if we re getting any reaction at all from the twitter folk. what are you hear something. some are scratching their heads about this offer, neil. you know, it s basically elon musk sa
we re tracking the weather. mask mandate extended. don t put away that face covering just yet if you re getting on a plane or train. we ll tell you how much longer the c.d.c. wants you to mask up. human right abuses. the new report tonight accusing russia of breaking international law. plus $800 million more heading to ukraine. we get an exclusive look at the military aid. these javelin missiles are the weapons ukraine needs to kill russian tanks. livin la vida loca o donnell: tonight, what alicia keys, queen, ricky martin and wu-tang clan now have in common. and from high school to the pros, the teenage soccer superstar with the million- dollar paycheck. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. we have breaking news as we come on the air about how police found and arrested the suspect in tu
john: fox news alert in brooklyn. in one hour we are expecting an update from police and the man haunt of the subway shooter. identifying frank james as the man who fired in the subway car. as hundreds of detectives search for james, we are learning what else he may have been planning. john roberts in washington. good day to you. gillian: i m gillian turner in for sandra smith. new york post now has obtained a photo of a bag found at the scene, it s got fireworks inside. police also recovered a handgun, unused smoke grenades, liquid and a hatchet. john: and the suspect rants about race, violence and mental health. new york city mayor eric adams speaking to fox news earlier this morning. no matter what an individual is feeling, there is no excuse for taking an automatic weapon with a smoke bomb and a gas mask and discharge 33 rounds in our subway system. this person will be brought to justice. john: former nypd commissioner, and rafael coming up. but first, bryan lle
construction vest and a hard hat just before the shooting. and in a chilling moment, police believe he hopped onto another train as it was racing out of that station, trying to get the passengers to safety. they say he hopped on that train with them. janai norman and aaron katersky reporting tonight. and pierre thomas on what has federal authorities so concerned about this case going forward. also tonight, the dangerous tornado threat as we come on the air tonight. the ef-3 confirmed, winds 165 miles per hour. tornado watches across several states. louisiana to indiana. severe storms from new orleans to indianapolis, then moving east. heavy rain, hail, damaging winds, gusts up to 75 miles per hour. and then philadelphia and new york city facing storms tomorrow. ginger zee tracking it all. the disturbing new video from ukraine tonight appearing to show cluster bombs being used to attack civilians in kharkiv. and tonight, what the u.s. is now sending to ukraine. james longm