book. lou, i love your no nonsense style. your book looks like a lauren: breaking news this morning. congress gets back to work today. can they revive a health care bill that's in jeopardy of collapsing. cheryl: more news on the trump agenda. treasury secretary steven mnuchin still promise to go get middle-class cuts done this year promising september debut. lauren: all of this affecting the markets. up 6 of the last seven weeks led by rallies in the banks. u.s. stock market futures pointing higher. nasdaq futures up 21 points. cheryl: stocks in europe are trending higher, european markets all in the green by a traction, stocks in asia gaining in the back of wall street. as you can see, green arrows.

lauren: let's check out the stocks. cheryl: get ready for one of the biggest shopping days of the year, amazon prime day, we will tell you about some of the best deals and we are also going to take a closer look at the stock. lauren: my fingertips are ready. add wimbledon rising backlash against the player who lost but bragged about all of the must be he made. we have all the stories. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. here in new york. monday july 10th, good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. cheryl: washington now back from the recess and we have a lot of breaking news this morning because that clock now ticking as congress is returning from the july 4th rez with the health care bill deadline now to be in rejerd my. senate republicans still looking for a plan to repeal and replace obamacare. senator on fox news sunday says

he has reservations. >> clearly the draft plan is dead, the series rewrite plan, i don't know, i have not seen the rewrite plan. chris: it's a heck of a way to do business. >> it is. >> if anyone can get it done, mitch mcconnell. chris: yes or no, they will pass -- >> yes, they will get repeal and replacement done. lauren: optimism but not for bernie sanders. calling mitch mcconnell of kentucky not to destroy obamacare. >> if this legislation were to pass, many fellow thousands of americans will die and many more will suffer and become much sicker than they should. lauren: all right, senator

mcconnell suggesting over the july 4th recess that bipartisan help might be needed to help fix parts of obamacare if a major overhaul get the support of at least 52 senators. cheryl: tax reform. treasury secretary steven mnuchin is saying that the trump administration is moving ahead in a plan to cut taxes for the middle class and businesses. >> we are absolutely commit today getting tax reform this year. we need to get back to 3% or better gdp and our plan is to have a full-blown release of the plan in the beginning of september with being able to vote and getting this passed before the end of the year. cheryl: mnuchin also dismissing report that is white house adviser steve bannon is supporting a 40% tax rate for the very wealthiest americans. the current, excuse me, top income tax bracket, 39.1%.

a number of analysts said they expect tax reform won't happen until early next year and the cuts will be scaled back as republicans scramble to deliver on their economic agenda. we all wait and watch. lauren: wait and watch, so does the market. president trump calling for expanded cooperation with russia , the agreement was announced last week following a meeting with president trump and russian president vladimir putin but senator john mccain criticizing secretary of state rex tillerson for suggesting that russia might have the right approach in resolving the syrian conflict. >> it's up to us because of our principles and beliefs and advocacy of freedom. that's what america is supposed to be all about. not whether they're right and we are not wrong. we know who is right and who is wrong here. lauren:

cheryl: now president trump appears to be backing off of plans for the u.s. to work with russia on fighting cyber terrorism and the idea came under fire from both democrats and republicans very quickly over the weekend so trump tweeted this last night. the fact that president putin and i discussed a cybersecurity unit doesn't mean it can't happen, it can, but a cease fire can and did. lauren: trump treated earlier that he had discussed the idea of cybersecurity unit with putin during their meeting which is at the g20 summit in germany. president added that the u.s. and russia would work together to guard against election hacking and, quote, many other negative things. cheryl: a lot of criticism after that one. donald trump is pushing back on report that is that he and other members met with russian lawyer with the expectation of getting damaging information on hillary clinton. the story first reported in "the new york times", trump, jr. telling fox news he met with the

lawyer who was describe today him as somebody who might have information helpful to the campaign but he says he ended the meeting about 25 minutes because the lawyer was ambiguous and made no sense. a spokesman for the president says he was unaware of the meeting and did not attend. lauren: two major wild fires in california have thousands of people flee to go safety, 4,000 evacuated and another 7400 prepare today leave their homes as fires swept through the sierra nevada. the fire has burned nearly 8 square miles and damaged critical infrastructure leaving governor jerry brown to declare state of emergency. amazon prime day has arrived with deals and steals you have to see to believe. cheryl: might be our favorite day of the year. let's ask tracee carrasco what she thinks to have deal. tracee: it might be my favorite day of the week as well. cybermonday in july starting

tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern running 30 hours. amazon prime members will be able to save even more on thousands of items on the website. this year amazon says there will be more than a hundred thousand new deals offers with sales posted as often as every five minutes, last year millions of people participated in the biggest prime day yet. this year could be even bigger. 12 in other countries including uk, méxico and china will be able to participate. some items to look for, the ps4, xb1, 4k tv's gaming laptops and home electronics. also look for products as amazon echo, amazon echo dot and look. some deals have started. you can get the top-20 best-selling kennedle books. subscriptions like rolling

stones, men's health and gq deeply discounted. prime exclusive phones, smartphones from motorola, nokia on sale from 50 to 200. four months for 99 cents a month. prime members with alexa device wills get exclusive devices two hours before prime day starts. amazon says it's app is the best way to shop and keep track of the deals. i'm going to download that right now. [laughter] lauren: yeah, there's a lot of deals to prime members. tracee: prime member a year on average spend $1,100, that's not including the 99-dollar subscription compared to $600 for nonprime members. lauren: double. tracee: you can imagine prime members are going to keep track. you can buy things like ice

cream, your toilet paper, your tv. cheryl: you can buy cat food, cat litter, paper towels. everything. ic we are both prime members. lauren: for sure. cheryl: thank you, tracee. as we should say amazon stock right now sup about 30% so far just this year. so the question is there more room to run. lauren: good question, adam, what do you think? >> if they would split this stock, we would see probably double again. it's trading at a thousand bucks, i'm amaze that had jeff bezos wants to make cheaper stock, who can afford a thousand dollar stock, it's ironic, that's the deal i'm looking for. i want a stock split on amazon, guys. cheryl: let's talk about the levels right now. 97876. that was bun of the big warnings we got last month with technology in general.

>> when it's 183 times earnings, 980 bucks or 920 bucks you're paying insane valuation. that's not the point. this is a the story stock. this is the ultimate show me what you can do and they keep doing it from the whole foods deal to literally three days later announcing that you can buy clothes on amazon and they will send you all the stuff and you can send it back and it's no charge. amazing story. you to believe on this one. i am not long amazon. it's not my kind of stock, it's not really what i like. it's the ultimate gross stock, guys. lauren: last year for prime day which was their second one orderers were up 60% versus the year before. do you think prime day will move this stock today? >> yeah, this thing is an animal. animal.

amazon is story. it's like walk to go macy's on thanksgiving day. don't even think about getting in the way of -- like i said, i'm looking for a stock split. think about jeff bezos. what does that mean? you take the stock or 5 for 1 split and trading at a thousand bucks, you bring it down to 200. now everyone can buy it. ic that's the next big announcement coming out of amazon. that's what i'm looking for. cheryl: interesting take and that would make a lot of sense. really quick, you mention jeff bezos, do you agree or disagree with buying whole foods? >> huge deal, they will crush fresh direct and everyone else out there. the building, the lobby is loaded with amazon boxes, you know, people just buying food, yeah, don't get in the way of this thing, this is a brilliant, brilliant deal. cheryl: thank you, adam. >> okay. lauren: dow rise of the future of the senate health care reform

bill. >> my view is it's probably going to be dead but i am -- i've been wrong, i thought i would be president of the united states. [laughter] lauren: and facebook cutting the price of its virtual reality head sets again. we will tell you exactly why and before we go to break, let's show you how the market is shaping on this fresh week. dow futures up, you're watchingm

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the city. more than 200 officers were injured in the violence. all of that taking place since thursday of last week. and facebook is slashing the price, second time this year. for the next six weeks virtual reality will cost $399, down from 598. facebook is trying to jump-start sales. and taking a look at futures, slightly higher open on monday, lauren. that's what's happening now. lauren: thanks, cheryl. congress is set to return from recess today, lawmakers coming back to a pretty lengthy to do list and on top of that is health care. president of the southernland institute, good morning, boys. >> good morning, how are we doing? lauren: well, we are okay. they got an earful from constituents, ten gop senators have already come out and said

they oppose the mcconnell bill just yesterday senator john mccain essentially declared it dead, so the fireworks are essentially just beginning, do you think the gop health care bill to replace obamacare, do you think it's dead? >> i think that mcconnell version is definitely dead and the number is much higher than ten, i think it's more like 15 or 16. lauren: 14. >> it's been a political move by senator mcconnell and that's not what this is about. if we -- if conservatives believe they have the right principles deal with health care, they should put it on the floor, debate it, cause democrats to defend obamacare and talk about what principles they think and what policies should be included. let's have an honest, open debate for a change and reinstitute it as deliberative body. cheryl: the white house is so confident, reince priebus said that the bell will get passed, is that possible? >> again, the current version is not going to pass.

i think you'll have some new amendments and new versions coming out. senator cruz, senator cassidy and collins. i think you're going to see a real mix go through there. you will have a full play out in terms of this repeal now with implementation date about a year out, i think that will actually get some traction this week. the white house has been supportive of that, let's repeal it like we promised, let's say it's going to last for another year until we implement that and then let's have a real-honest open debate about future of health care in america. lauren: it's interesting because they get from august recess today, i'm sorry, their july 4th recess today but in three weeks they break for the august recess, should they cancel that? >> you know, they should trim it down a little bit. when we say recess, most of the members spend at least two or three weeks going around the state and holding town halls which will be fascinate if they still haven't gotten things done.

they should shorten it and tighten it and invite the democrats to stick around and let's have a serious debate about health care. lauren: boyd, good to see you, thank you. >> thanks. cheryl: coming at the box office, spider-man as he swung to the top of the money-makers. >> you have to get better at this part of the job. >> i don't understand. [screams] >> we will tell you who else made the top list over the weekend. moving onto sports, los angeles dodgers ahead of the al-star break and wimbledon, a lot of backlash against one player who lost. we are going to have that story. you're watching fbn:am

>> what's up, guys? >> are there trials or interview? >> do me a favor, can you be a friendly-neighborhood spider-man. >> stay close to the ground. >> you're spider-man from youtube. lauren: number one spot at the box office. spider-man homecoming brought $117 million in opening weekend making it the highest debut for a spider-man film in over a decade falling into second place despicable me 3.

baby driver took third with $13 million while wonder woman celebrating fifth week in top 5 with another $10 million. transformers the last night earned 3 million. cheryl: time now for sports and los angeles dodgers enter all-star break as the hottest team. he connects for two home runs, ninth and tenth of the season. kershaw becomes the first pitcher in major league pitch tore strikeout 13 in complete game. he improves record to 14-2 record with 2.18 error. okay. coming up colorado rockies second no hitter. hitless for eight and a third inning. no hit innings by rockies pitcher. the no-hit requires defensive

play and eighth inning gerardo parra, let's just watch it again. great catch by parra. it really was. one out in the ninth, cabrera drives a clean single, eight and a third innings. his family celebrating, he got a standing ovation and there's his family and they are loving that. the rockies win 10-0. controversy surrounding comments made by bernard won't go away. tomic has been in hot water after he said he faked injury. he told australian newspaper, you probably don't like me but at 24, you guys can only dream about having what i have at 24. end to have day, don't like me or whatever, just go back dreaming about your dream car or house while i go buy them.

since several responsors have dropped tomic. lauren: what was he thinking? cheryl: players are young and hot streak, the arrogance can be their problem. that happens in football. lauren: arrogance is an understatement. coming up everybody, congress returns from july 4th recess with pretty busy agenda. the question is health care reform dead or can they get a bill passed? what about tax cuts? amazon georgia up for one it of the biggest sales events of the, rolling out right now ahead of prime day. investors seeing slight gains. nasdaq up 18, you're watching fm

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cheryl: breaking news this morning, congress gets back to work today but can that he revive a health care bill that's in jeopardy of collapsing? lauren: treasury secretary steven mnuchin still promise to go get middle-tax cuts done this year. is a tax cut in your future? cheryl: in the markets the dow jumped 94 points on friday. dow now up 6 in the last seven weeks led by rally in banking stock. as you can see right now, futures turning negative by 2 points, s&p nasdaq pointing higher. lauren: we had a strong showing in friday, in europe, in asia, up in the back of the gains. in europe all indices up between tenth and half of 1%.

cheryl: as you can see, asian stock, a mixed bag in japan, the nikkei up about three quarters of a percent. hang seng, shanghai down. kospi sup a fraction. lauren: one of the biggest shopping day offense the year is here. we will tell you about some of the best deals they're offering. cheryl: who are the best tippers at restaurants? is it men or is it women? democrats or republican? the surprising new results we will bring to you from a survey that's fascinating. lauren: it sure is. i guessed this one right, though. monday july 10th, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, we would like to welcome you to fbn:am, first look at what's moving and all the breaking news. i tip 20%. but we will get to that later. lauren: the clock certainly ticking from congress return from july recess with health care deadline that might be? reperked ji. senate republicans that are

looking for a plan to repeal plan seven years later. >> clearly the draft plan is dead. is the serious rewrite plan is dead, i don't know, i haven't seen the serious rewrite plan. chris: it's a heck of a way to do business? >> it is a heck of a way to do business. >> if anybody can get it done mitch mcconnell and president trump -- chris: yes or no, will they pass? >> yes, they get a repeal and replacement done. i believe that. cheryl: democratic bernie sanders is calling on senator mcconnell in his home state not to destroy the health care act. >> if this legislation were to pass, many thousands of our fellow americans will die and many more will suffer and become

much sicker than they should. cheryl: again, sanders saying in kentucky the home of mitch mcconnell. mcconnell is suggesting that bipartisan help might be need today help fix parts of obamacare, if a major overhaul health care bill can't get support of 50 to 52 senators. lauren: tax reform is coming. treasury secretary steven mnuchin say it is trump administration is moving ahead on a plan to cut taxes for middle-class americans and for businesses. >> we are absolutely committed to getting tax reform done this year. i think it's critical for economic growth. i think as you've heard us say, we need to get back to 3% or better gdp and our plan is to have a full-blown release of the plan in the beginning of september with being able to vote and getting this passed before the end of the year. lauren: public in september and then passed by tend of the year. mnuchin dismissing recent report that is steve bannon supports a

40% tax rate for the very realityiest americans. the current top income tax bracket tax of 39.6%. a number of analysts have said they expect tax reform won't happen until early 2018 and the cuts will be scaled back as republicans scramble to deliver on their economic agenda. cheryl: well, last week a big week for the president when he attended the g20 summit. cease fired was brokered by russia and jordan. senator john mccain coming out criticizing secretary of state rex tillerson for suggesting that russia might have the right approach in resolving the conflict in syria. >> they look up to us because of our principles and our beliefs and our advocacy of freedom, for freedom, that's what america is supposed to be all about, not whether they are right and we

are wrong. we know who is right and who is wrong here. cheryl: again, all of this coming out of g20 summit last week. now the russians, remember, they backed syrian president assad, the u.s. is supporting rebel that is are fighting the assad regime. lauren: discord about this, president trump appear to go back off plans for the u.s. to work with russia on fighting cyber terrorism. the idea came under fire from not just democrats but republicans too. this is what trump tweeted last night. the fact that president putin and i discussed the cybersecurity unit does not mean it can happen, it can't but a keys fire came and did so he was clarifying something he said earlier. cheryl: he discussed the idea of cybersecurity unit with putin during g20 and the president adding that the u.s. and russia would work together to guard against election hacking and, quote, many other negative things and again something else

that the president is getting criticized for. lauren: yes, even from senator marco rubio and other republicans. will, well fer fbi director james comey may have breached policy. more than hall half of comey's memos with president trump about the russian investigation may have contained classified information. the paper says this raise it is possibility that comey broke fbi rules and ignored the same security protocol that he publicly criticized hillary clinton for during the 2016 presidential race, comey insisted dug his testimony before congress that the memos were unclassified. cheryl: well, also following this story this morning, there are two major wild fires in california that have sent thousand offense people fleeing for safety. 4,000 people have been evacuated and another 7,000 prepare today leave homes as fire is sweeping through gassy foothills in the sierra, nevada, that fire has

burned 8 square miles and damaged infrastructure leading the governor jerry brown to declare a state of emergency and also fires near los angeles as well. so it's -- extreme temperatures. lauren: and extreme shopping might be happening today. it's monday but feel like black friday. amazon prime day is here. deals and steals you to see to believe. cheryl: we are ready to roll tracee carrasco. give me the deals. i'm so excited. tracee: whatever it is it's happening in july starting tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern running about 30 hours. amazon prime members will be able to save more on thousands of items on the website. this year amazon says there will be more than a hundred thousand new deals offered with sales posted as often as every five minutes, last year, millions of people participated in this biggest prime day yet. this year could be even bigger and people in 12 other countries including uk, méxico and china will now be able to participate. amazon doesn't tell you everything that will be on sale.

but some items to look out for, ps4, x box 1, gaming laptop and home electronics. look out for products like the amazon echo. some deals have already started, you can get the top-best selling kindle books for 199 to 299, print magazine subscriptions for 99 cents a month, subscriptions like rolling stones, gq incident some deeply discounted. prime exclusive phones, 12 different smart phones from motorola, nokia, others on sale from 250 to $200, amazon unlimited music. prime members will be able to save with alexia device exclusive deals two hours before prime day starts. amazon says the app is the best way to shop and keep track of deals. cheryl: of course, a lot is

amazon products, the echo, kindle. i want better deals than that. lauren: thank you. financial stocks have been leading the charge on wall street for the last few weeks after they began raising dividends in the wake of stress test results. cheryl: adam, good morning. >> hey, good morning, cheryl, lauren. cheryl: let's talk about first bank of america, stock is up 5% just in the last month, was it an obvious call that financials were going to perform like this after the test? >> this is absolutely no surprise, we knew that the financials were going to pass all of these tests, all 34 of them passed, remember, the fed lowered interest rates nine years ago, kept interest rates and allowed banks to deposit extra must be and get paid a quarter per year. i know that doesn't sound a lot, 2 and a quarter percent. that's why they are doing so el. the fed basically looked out for them and i know that the fed has

taken heat for that but it's okay. we need the banks and they are in great shape. i'm expecting strong numbers. the stocks reflect that. you talk about the move in bank of america, 5% over the past month. a lot of the names right now are trading sideways. they have been sideways since election. but they don't go down much. 4, 5% and people come in to buy them. the bankses are the best leverage to what's happening in our economy and that's growth and recovery. cheryl: also coming this week janet yellen talking about the u.s. economy. they are going to try and drag her into politics. do you think any of the comments could hurt the financial sector overall? >> she's gotten pretty savvy. i remember when she first sat in that chair and she had gaffes and she got coached pretty quickly and figured out the double speak that you need if

you're going to sit in that chair as the chairman of the fed, you have to be able to speak to all of your constituents, even the ones that don't like you. she has an important job to do. she's getting us back to normal by raising rates and i think she's going to tell us this week both tuesday and -- and wednesday exactly what we have been hearing for the past year and that is the fed is data dependent, we are getting back to normal and we got your back. cheryl: you're good at getting straight to the point. do you think trump keeps her on as fed chief? >> yeah, there's no reason why not to. was that in 10 seconds? cheryl: that was less than 10 seconds. well, coming up, we have a lot more on what's happening in washington. congress is returning from the july recess but can they get a tax deal done for the year and forget about health care, treasury secretary steven mnuchin is making this promise.

>> our plan is to have a full-blown release of the plan in the beginning of september with being able to vote and getting this passed before the end of the year. cheryl: we will talk about that. also the irs putting a mom and pop dressmaker out of business without ever convicting them of a crime. we will have that story. check in u.s. stock market futures as we go to break, dow pointing down by 6 points in the premarket. s&p and nasdaq holding their own. we will be right back ♪ [vo] progress is seizing the moment.

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. lawyer whraur happy monday. another major fire in london. ambulances rushing to the scene but authorities say no injuries have been reported thus far. the fire comes while less than a month after that major blaze engulfed the tower apartment block killing at least 80 people . three children were also injured

and no arrests have been made. police say they do not yet know a motive. the party was a gender-reveal party. she was pregnant and they were going to tell everybody the sex of the baby. a dallas couple suing the irs, unpaid taxes and hours later, it was out of business after serving customers for decades. the shop's entire invent other of wedding gowns and dresses and sowing machines sold at auction, $17,000, not enough to cover the roughly $31,000 in alleged tax debt. let's show you stock market activity this monday morning. we had a winning week last week after the strong job's report but look at this, dow futures are down just a point. they've been relatively unchanged the entire show.

cheryl: everybody is coming back today. health care will be the major topic. will thissedly jeopardize tax reform? let's bring boyd, president of the southernland institute, good morning. >> good morning, which i recall. cheryl: is tax reform in jeopardy? >> it is from the standpoint of the senate leadership has got to get its act together. mitch mcconnell is not leading the senate through these kinds of critical issues and so he's got to pivot and they have to get to tax reform because all of this leads to one of the important things of the administration, if they're going to win, if they're going to keep the momentum going, september will be a critical pivot point for the administration. so they need to get to taxes, they need to get results for who the forgotten men and woman women of america, they have to deliver, they are not doing it on health care, if they don't do it on taxes, 2018 will be a

disaster for republicans. lauren: businesses want to know certainty, what their tax rates are going to be in the new year. treasury secretary mnuchin said the white house will release the plan in early september and then they'll vote on it and get it passed by tend of year, is that possible? >> yeah, lauren. they have to be able to hit the ground running and it has to be a probusiness, prolittle tax reform guy. they have to hit it all. we will cross important line this is year. we will spend over $4 trillion in the government this year. that's new territory. obviously our debt continues to climb. we have to get in the three-plus range.

cheryl: that's what we heard. it's all about economic growth. you have democrats up for reelection, they maybe willing to cross the aisle and getting something done, is that possible?here's a host of memben both sides of the aisle, they tend to be the newer members in the senate in particular who are ready to cross the aisle and come down to good things for the american people. i think mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer need to be pushed to the sideline. we need to get things on the floor and have real debate and quit playing the political games on both sides of the aisle to be honest. cheryl: boyd, great perspective as always. great to have you this monday. big week in washington. >> thanks, ladies. lauren: good to see you. coming up it looks like a beautiful monday in the northeast but don't hold your breath, it might not last. janice dean with the latest forecast with you as you get up and start the week.

who are the best tippers at restaurants? men, women, democrat, republican? we are going to have the latest results for the survey. dau futures trying to stay in the green, right now 4

cheryl: photos from the new star wars movie has been leaked. this is the film that tells the story of young han solo, the photos show actor meeting with

han onset. i can never say, i've been a big fan. the second picture shows a female character. the new film is set to come out spring of 2018. can't wait. lauren: the internet goes wild. cheryl: do you bring like an older harrison ford? lauren: i'm so behind on star wars. cheryl: we will get you caught up. lauren: going outside seems like a beautiful day, unfortunately we are not sure if it's going to last. cheryl: janice dean to discus the monday forecast. what do we know, janice? >> enjoy today while you can, ladies, rain in the forecast tomorrow through wednesday and thursday for the east coast. let's take a look at the temperatures, 69, 75 charleston, warm up for much of the country today. a few scattered showers along the outer banks here and great

lakes we are going see the potential for severe storms unfortunately for parts of the northern plains through the upper midwest and dealing with showers across the rockies. we have been having wild fires, over 50 of them, 50 large wild fires, we will get a little bit of moisture, coastal areas not getting in on that rainfall which unfortunately is going to be potential for more wild fire danger, talking about the severe storms across the ohio valley, great lakes and tornado threat for parts of illinois, indiana, ohio as well as michigan. your forecast today, we could see scattered showers across the gulf coast. east coast looks good, but the system is going to move to northeast starting tomorrow and bring chance for showers and thunderstorms and remains hot and warm across the west where we continue to see that wild fire danger, that's going to be a big weather story throughout the workweek as well. happy monday, ladies, back to

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cheryl: here is the question for you, are you a good tipper? according to a new study, the best tippers are republicans who are men and they live in the northeast and pay with a credit or a debit card. credit cards.com says the people tip 20% when they dine out in a restaurant. lauren: women, democrats, southerners, they leave about 15% tip. most experts will say when you go out to eat you should leave 15 and 20% before tax when you're at a sit-down restaurant. i love how they are showing the 10-dollar bill. cheryl: do you tip doorman, yes, your super. >> do you think at starbucks? >> no, i do not. lauren: 30% never do. cheryl: i drink a lot of coffee at starbucks, i know sandra smith probably already did the that this morning because she's in for maria.

sandra: i wish. i could have used some, cheryl. very good to see you, lauren and cheryl. good morning, everyone, i'm sandra smith in for maria bartiromo, it is monday july 10th, your top stories at the 6:00 a.m. hour eastern time. congress gets back to work with health care reform at the top to have agenda. some senators already saying the latest repeal and replace bill is dead. the white house is hopeful a deal will get done. >> yes. yes, they will get a repeal and replace bill done, i believe that. chris: before the august recess? >> maybe before or into it but i know this president expects them to get this done. sandra: battle to overhaul obamacare ahead. amazon christmas in july, the retail giant kicking off prime day tonight, what you need to know before shopping. amazon gaining weight on the