good buddy mike gallagher. thanks for being with us tonight. good night from new york. in washington gop leaders help to take the raps of the health care bill and bring it to a vote next week. several republican senators are still a no. lauren: investors bracing for testimony from janet yellen. ahead of that let's check out futures.

cheryl: in europe a tight trading day this morning. they open but the ftse in cac trading lower. big publishing deal that's trading lower. lauren: stocks mixed in asia. in shanghai composite down a third of 1%. cheryl: old media versus new media. newspaper publishers want congress they get a fair deal from facebook and google for content. lauren: did you see shares of best buy getting on report that amazon wants to compete with best buy's popular geek squad. cheryl: a lot of big news breaking this morning. 5:01 a.m. in new york. tuesday july 11th, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: welcome, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti, this is fbn:am, first look at what's looking in today's markets and breaking news. cheryl: a military plane crashed

has killed at least 16 people in mississippi. the marine corps refueling tanker went down in a soybean field in rural mississippi yesterday at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. governor phil brian saying in a statement, quote, men and women in uniform risk themselves to secure our freedom. investigators are trying to find out what caused the crash. recovery efforts continue this morning. we are looking for more details from our viewers as well. lauren: fbi arresting army soldier for trying to provide military documents and drone to isis, 34-year-old sergeant class in hawaii accused of attempt to go teach isis his combat techniques. >> report to you that on saturday july 8th, the fbi honolulu s.w.a.t. king arrested for support to terrorism, he made a loyalty pledge to isis.

lauren: he told an undercover agent that he wanted to use his weapons to quote, kill a bunch of people. cheryl: we will be talking about that right now let's bring former just intelligence. there seemed to be a lot of big clues, they seemed to be investigating him for a year. the attorney is says that his suffering from service-related mental health issue and it's the government's fault, what do you make of that defense? >> i'm not sure i totally buy that. i would never say that somebody did not suffer deeply overseas and suffered mental health issues. i would say that the system kind of worked i have to say that

it's the military's fault that he signed up for the military and reenlisted appear he's a relatively soldier he reenlisted again. i'm not sure it's quite accurate to bliem time in afghanistan and iraq to becoming a soldier of isis. lauren: we establish that had he was decorating, rank in first class, which is pretty high. what type of information could he have access and what type of training did he have? >> yeah, i would suspect him to have reasonably clearance. a senior-enlisted rank. it is a rank at which the army really starts to invest in you as a leader because they look at you and think future sergeant major. i did think it was weird that looking at his service record

that he wasn't deployed between 2001 where he signed up for the military and 2011, that's about a decade of time where he didn't go to the sand box, which is what service call the middle east. in general in the united states he would have access to high-level security clearance information but perhaps combat information not so much. cheryl: what's interesting, luckily is this was a year-long investigation but besides to history of threatening statements, he threatened to kill other service members in 2012, you mentioned that, he had proisis argument with colleagues at his base in honulu. he also said that omar mateen the orlando shooter did what he had to do. all of this was happening over the last several years and now we get the arrest. why did they wait so long? >> i have no idea. the more puzzling question is why did the army give him security clearance back in 2012

after they revoked him, after they revoked it and they waited for a year, what was the decision to say, okay, he's not radicalized anymore and we can go ahead and give him access to our secrets. somebody has to answer to that. cheryl: andrew, there's a lot more questions, thank you, andrew. >> thanks so much. lauren: trump administration reportedly planning to act alone in the fight against north korea, wall street journal say it is white house is preparing to tighten sanctions on the north unilaterally targeting chinese companies and banks that fund north korea to squeeze the flow of cash there. this comes after kim jong un fired a new missile that could hit the united states, north korea claims it was a successful test but south korea's intelligence agency the missile may not have reentered the atmosphere nonetheless the provocations have came. cheryl: now donald trump, jr. has hired an attorney. fox news has confirm that had

the president's son has hired an attorney to represent him in connection with ongoing investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election, the new york times is reporting and did report over the weekend that trump, jr. met last year with a russian lawyer who had promised information helpful to his father's campaign. mark mark warner, democratic committee had to say. >> this is the first time that the public has seen clear evidence that senior level firms of trump campaign reached out to russian agent to try to get damaging information about hillary clinton. cheryl: trump, jr. denies receiving any information on clinton, he also tweeted, happy to work with the committee to pass on what i know. lauren: senate republicans trying to come up with revised health care bill later this week and prepared for a vote. senator john cornyn discussing the timeline in neil cavuto.

>> perhaps early tuesday, wednesday we will have this type of bill, we will have a votorama, unlimited amendments and opportunity for people to offer other suggestions and improvement on the floor of the senate. it's important that we get this done and get it done soon. my next is my expectation. lauren: all right but several gop sources tell fox they are skeptical that senate will be ready to vote that soon. senator ted cruz is calling on lawmakers to work through agust recess. >> a bunch of us that has been urging leadership back in january. let's not take any recesses, let's work every day and let's work weekends until we get the job done. lauren: to highlight important it was it would be catastrophic for the republican party if they

can't repeal obamacare, they have to do this morning. cheryl: he has 10 no's. ted cruz as well. another story we are following for you. newspaper publishers are seeking congressional in order to regain their share of advertising revenue. lauren: let's bring in tracee carrasco joining us now with the details goosmed see you bright and yellow this morning. tracee: thank you. newspaper publisherses are calling as they call the digital duapoly increasingly dominating advertising and news distribution according to wall street report. antitrust laws have unintentionally protected google and facebook, dominate position because federal antitrust laws stops competitors from coordinating on business decisions and market strategy,

if granted a limited waiver by congress, coalition said it would seek stronger intellectual property protections, better support for digital subscription models and fair share of revenue and customer data. david, president and chief executive of the news media alliance said, quote, quality journalism is critical to sustaining and ensure journalism has a future, the news organizations funned must be able to collectively negotiate with digital platforms that effectively control distribution and access in the digital age. tech giants have made effort to work closely with publishers both large and small to address issues as the news industry transitions from paper to digital. we are making progress through our work and have more work to do. google has also said that it wants to help publishers transition to the new age of

digit al platform. lauren: the question for you, tracee, as we put in perspective, can you quantify the dominance that facebook and google have here? tracee: it's a lot. according to e-marketer, more than 60% of u.s. digital ad spending, that's just this year. their market share is growing. they are expected to reach some 77% so these newspapers, they want to get their fair share of that. cheryl: i think they have a very strong point. facebook and google are aggregators not creators. they can't take other people's content and make that kind of cash. the bill alliance has a great point. lauren: consider what types of companies they are, are they technology, media, how they influence the public. cheryl: if mark zuckerberg wants to create a news room, good luck, i don't think he has the

backup anyway. tracee, great story. lauren: coming up, what happens if republicans fail to repeal obamacare? >> for seven years republicans have promised the voters, if you elect us the one thing we said is we will repeal obamacare, it would be catastrophic if we failed to deliver on this promise. cheryl: we will look at the road ahead for health care. is your uber driving falling asleep. checking u.s. stock market futures as we go to break right now. dow, s&p fractionally up, nasdaq down just a bit. we are watching fbn:am. ♪ ♪

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lauren: good morning 5:15 in new york. president trump plans to put his first mark on the federal reserve by nominating randal to do central bank top bank regulator position if confirmed, the fund manager and former treasury official would be the fed vice chair of supervision and would take a lead role in carrying out the trump's administration of rethinking many financial regulations adopted during the barack obama presidency. well, uber drivers are working dangerously long hours to make financial ends meet, low fairs profitable incentives are keeping the drivers working past what is considered safe. the ride-hailing service doesn't

set limits how many hours a driver can work. it doesn't follow the federal transportation rules, however lyft shuts down app of drivers who used app. confidence is shrinking. the stock fell yesterday as low as 1695, just below $17 a share in new york stock exchange and cheryl, i will send it over to you. cheryl: a lot of people in fox business was saying that snap was dangerous ipo, neil cavuto was one of them raising questions about ipo. the president is putting more pressure on congress to get something done in health care between their vacations, are they going get this done, let's bring in former adviser to former president george w. bush. >> good morning.

cheryl: is next week realistically with ten gop senators a no. >> there never seems to be a vote in washington until there's a crisis, drop-dead date, we are not quite there yet. if they want to work through the recess till labor day. labor day is really the drop-dead date to gel the bill through the senate because, remember, once the senate bill goes through, then you to reconcile in conference the house bill and a whether or not he will new vote has to come. but i say the drop-dead is actually labor day and -- but it's my hope that next week a bill can be done and buttoned up in the senate because they have to move on to the conference. lauren: i get it. the timeline, brad, keeps getting pushed back. >> it does. lauren: do they keep the august recess. >> there's going to be hell to pay if they go home. they are sitting on the beach somewhere or in their districts, they will get an earfull from state that

-- constituents that they didn't do their job. they have the power, every bit of power the american people could give them and if they can't get the job done, there's going to be hell to pay as senator cruz says in 2018 for the midterms. cheryl: senator ted cruz, he seems to have a lot of power right now. this amendment that he's proposing mike lee from utah, this seems to be the big sticking point in the party, basically it would allow obamacare insurance companies to also sell regular plans, the fear from critics is that young -- the young e generation is going to buy the cheaper plans and not buy obama exchanges, what do you make of that? >> interesting proposition. young people weren't in the system which was the crux to fund it. having tailored plans i call it

to the health care of the individual makes a lot of sense. i have it with my property insurance with my houses and the ability to tailor policies. lauren: what do you make proposals from cassidy and colins that would allow states to keep obamacare if they want to? >> this may be a national bill but state in origin. california is different than rhode island and massachusetts is different than texas. this is regionalizing health care to the needs of the people of the state. if it works in one state, i'm all for it. cheryl: brad blakeman, great perspective as always. lauren: a rocky wins the home run derby, we will tell you about his colosal hits. boxer mayweather has a tax problem that apparently only rivals connor mcgregor can solve.

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the team is trying to seize a building that he owns. the disgruntle fans tell "the new york times" that the marlins failed to deliver tomas perk, ouch. there maybe another reason floyd mayweather has agreed to fight connor mcgregor, mayweather still has not paid tacks for 2015, we don't know how much he owes but asking the irs for a break until the fight at the end of august, mayweather $220 million from his fight with manny paquiao, he's expected to make that much for the mcgregor fight, maybe he should have staid retired and pay his taxing. cheryl: paying tax, usually that catches up to you if you don't do that. we have a lot to do in the show. sad news coming out of mississippi this morning. at least 16 people are dead after a marine plane has crashed there. we will have the latest on the details and the recovery efforts.

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lauren: breaking news this morning. fire, 16 people are dead after a marine plane crashed in mississippi. we will have the latest on the tragic situation. cheryl: highly-decorated soldier is accused of attempting giving isis classified documents and a drone. after a year-long investigation by the fbi and army. lauren: and bring it to a vote next week, aggressive timeline, can they do it? cheryl: investors are bracing right now from testimony from fed chair janet yellen, well, earning season ahead of u.s. stock market futures right now mixed bag, dow up slightly, s&p nasdaq down a fraction.

lauren: in europe stocks did open higher, now you have the ftse in london 46 points and dax in germany 23. cheryl: shanghai losing 2.3%. lauren: newspaper publishers are asking congress to help them compete against google and facebook. cheryl: shares of best buy got crushed yesterday on a report that amazon wants to compete in the geek squad, that could be big trouble for best buy. lauren: amazon wants to compete with everybody and they are doing it successfully. good morning, 5:31 a.m. tuesday, july 11th. cheryl: welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. sad breaking news overnight. lauren: we will begin to sad news, tragic accident in mississippi, 16 people maybe

more, killed in military plane crash. marine corps refueling tanker went down in a soybean field in rural mississippi afternoon. governor phil brian saying this, our men and men in uniform risk themselves to secure our freedoms, investigators are trying to find out what caused the crash but they can tell that the debris was widespread and the fire burned for quite some time. cheryl: we are looking on details and recovery efforts. the fbi has arrested an army soldier for trying to provide military documents and a drone to isis. the 34-year-old sergeant first-class in hawaii also accused of attempting to teach isis combat take peeks. >> i'm here to report to you on saturday july 8th, the fbi of honolulu swat team arrested king. in addition king pledged, loyalty pledge to isis.

cheryl: he told undercover agent that is he we wanted to use weapon to kill a bunch of people. lauren: wow, the russia collusion allegations continue and now donald trump, jr. has hired a lawyer, fox news confirming the president's son has hired an attorney to represent him in connection with the ongoing investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. "the new york times" reported over the weekend that trump, jr. met last year with russian attorney that had promised him information helpful to his father's campaign. mike warner is the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee. >> this was the first time that the public has seen clear evidence that senior level officials to the trump campaign reached out to foreign government, russian, to try to get information about hillary clinton. lauren: question is that criminal? donald trump, jr. denying receiving any information on clinton and to make that certain, happy to work with the

committee to pass on what i know. cheryl: another new york times article this morning saying he got an e-mail and he knew that there was going to be information about hillary clinton for that meeting so we will see if donald trump, jr. responds today, hopefully he does. well, senate republicans are trying to come up with a revised health care later this week and get it for a vote, senator john cornyn discussing on neil cavuto. >> we will turn to it perhaps early as tuesday and wednesday we will have on this type of bill votorama, for people to suggest suggestions and it's important that we get this done and get it done soon, next week is my expectation. cheryl: several gop sources are telling fox that they are skeptical that the senate is ready to vote that soon. senator cruz called on law make toaster work through august recess to repeal and replace

obamacare. >> it's crazy that we would be taking a recess. there are a bunch of us, myself including that have been urging leadership, let's not take any recesses, let's work every day and let's work weekends, let's work until we get the job done. cheryl: cruz adding that it would be catastrophic if they don't fully repeal obamacare. ten no's. lauren: they've had seven years. newspaper publishers are seeking congressional support in order to regain their share of ad revenue. cheryl: tracee carrasco joining us now with a very good story. good morning, tracee. tracee: good morning, ladies, newspaper publishers are calling on congress to allow them to negotiate collectively with google and facebook as they call a digital duapoly dominating online and news distribution, according to wall street journal report. news media alliance at trade coalition representing some 2,000 organizations across the u.s. and canada says

antiquated antitrust laws have unintentionally have protected google and facebook dominant position because federal antitrust laws stops competitors from coordinating on business decisions and market strategy, so granted a limited waiver by congress, coalition said it would seek stronger intellectual property protections, better support for subscription models and fair share of renew and customer data. david, president and chief executive of the news media alliance said, quote, quality journalism is critical to sustaining democracy and essential to civic society. to ensure that such journalism has a future, the news organization that fund it must be able to collectively negotiate with the digital platforms that effectively control distribution and audience access in the digital age. the tech giants have made efforts to work more closely with publishers both large and small to address issues as the news industry transitions from print to digital. facebook's head of new partnership said, quote, we are

committed to helping quality journalism thrive on facebook. we are making progress through our work with news publishers have and more work to do. google also says it wants to help publishers transition to a digital platform. ladies, back to you. cheryl: i said this before, they are ageg gaiters not publishers, they don't make the content. it's a great fight. i hope the publishing industry keeps it up. lauren: speaking of publishers, 22% ib creating stake -- increasing stake, give it the right to chairman, but the german media giant says the 1 billion-dollar deal would not affect daily operations. the deal expected to close in september. u.s.-listed shares of pearson are down 5 and a half percent. cheryl: huge market.

cheryl: shares of best buy tarve lg. $1billion in best bye's market cap. amazon is offering help on how to use alexa voicing system and setting up smart homes with devices like alexa-enabled thermostat, for example, investors selling best buy shares on worries that the company could lose to amazon. best buy shares are up 35% so far this year, amazon, that stock is up 30%, we love technology but i'm sorry we need the help installing it, so -- lauren: best buy has done a really good job reinventing itself specially with the threat with online retailers. cheryl: you interviewed the ceo. lauren: you saw the share fight there. speaking of alexa she's the new heroin in town.

a man in new mexico alleged beat his girlfriend, the man asked the girlfriend if she had called the sheriff, that prompted the smart speaker to recognize the phrase as a command and guess, what it dialed 911, police arrived on the scene and able to rescue the woman as well as her daughter, the suspected attacker was taken into custody and he faces multiple charges, unbelievable. cheryl: that really is unbelievable. we have earning season that's heating up this week and some of the biggest banks are going to be reporting their hopefully profits. will they continue to lead the market rally? lauren: joining us now vice president and head of research at global funds jason: cobs, good to see you. >> good morning. lauren: one of them says welcome to earning season when the stock market boom turns to bust, what does that say about earning season, are you optimistic? >> we are optimistic but this is an expensive market. you really need strong earnings

growth to justify valuations. what we are looking at the two most important sectors, energy sector and the technology sector. they are going to be leading earnings growth and they really need to perform to justify the valuations and, you know, frankly if you look at the energy sector it's had a lot of trouble recently. oil prices are slightly above what they were in 2016 but what we are seeing a lot of gains in production so they are not making a lot more ton of money, they are pumping a lot more. we focus on it on mlp funds. one area of the market that can drive strong in a earnings that need growth. cheryl: that's hurting oil prices we should say this morning. they are saying if you don't get invent other reduction, you will see $40 a barrel for oil. that tells me that energy companies, energy sector is going to have problems making profit. >> you really have to

distinguish between different types of companies within the energy sector. oil-producers sell at the price of oil. they've done a lot of work to reduce cost of extracting oil. there are other companies in the ecosystem like transportation and storage companies where actually invent others are high because there's a lot of oil pumping through the system where they are storing a lot of oil, they can do very well. that's mass limited partnerships in the space, they are well positioned to benefit even if oil prices stagnate here. lauren: bond prices have been influx and that could threaten the stock market rally that we have been seeing. many going to bonds because there was no alternative but now that yields are going up, is that affecting the stock market? >> interest rates drive all financial markets, of course, it's going to matter, you know, what we are seeing, though, in the equity space is really people looking for growth. as bond prices start to come up, you start to seeing people look at them and i will take 2%, 3%,

that's fine. if you want to stay in equities and take on more risks, you want the see the opportunity for 10% growth, 9% growth. something very attractive. right now we are seeing that in the tech sector, one of the strongest earnings growth in the sector. cheryl: you're saying you like tech. jay, thank you very much, we appreciate it. >> thank you. lauren: coming up new report in the wall street journal says the trump administration is ready to go it alone in north korea, what does that mean? seattle lawmakers deciding to soak the rich with a brand-new tax and you don't even have to be that rich to pay it. you're watching fbn:am. we will be right back.

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cheryl: 5:45 a.m. here in new york. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. penn state students are back in court for preliminary hearing on charges relate today hazing death to a paternity pledge. incriminating text that is indicate panic among the frat brothers, 18 students face manslaughter and aggravated assault charges for fail to go call 9-1-1 after 19-year-old tim piazza fell from a night of heavy drinking, he later died. seattle has approved tax hike for residents. 2.25% increase on income, tax to

face legal challenge as state prohibits from levy attacks on net income. once unheard of, department stores are now starting to discount cosmetics, lord and taylor, bloomingdale's. 8billion cosmetics market has fallen at least 19% in north america last year from 23% from a decade ago. lauren: saphora and lancome are competitors. the question is what's next for rogue nation, former adviser to former president george w. bush brad blakeman and andrew peek, brad, andrew, good to see both of you. andrew, what's your take on north north korea is doing and

what they're doing to do in the future. >> i think they are pushing situation to a crisis and the trump administration is ready to meet them head on. what we are looking at right now is something called secondary sanctions which is sanctions against chinese and other companies that invest in north korea, not necessarily north korea itself. this is something we've had in place on the iranians about two decades and they're extraordinarily helpful, however, if those don't work, i expect the trump administration to push further perhaps into some kind of unilateral action that gets a resolution of the situation. cheryl: brad, that is going to include the chinese and has to, we seem to be taking the diplomatic ruth right -- route right now. >> two pronged approach, one is using economic duress on china. china is enable e of north korea. north korea could not exist a

week -- cheryl: is that a military option? >> yeah, i think there's got to be both a military option with increasing our presence in south korea with perhaps even nuclear weapons on the peninsula and south korea. more ships in the pacific rim and beefing up military presence in japan and also our deterrence with military equipment in south korea. there's a lot we can do that we haven't done because barack obama basically had a hands-off policy in that area of the world and china exploited that both economically and militarily. lauren: andrew f our success with china proves to be limited, how do we work with korea and japan to try to contain north korea or do we act unilaterally as wall street journal reports says? >> as you point out, chinese are only going to be so helpful. they like that north korea is an

issue that causes us to go to china and ask for help and to make concessions in other areas. they're only going to help us in north korea if they see the geopolitical environment shifting against them. thus every time north korea launches a missile, i would make some gesture of security cooperation towards iran, towards south korea and japan, ei selling them fighter jets, antimissile defenses or some other deterrent action to increase their defensive posture. cheryl: brad, i asked you about military options but there's interesting economic option on the table that seemed to be discontinued by officials that you go to nearly 2,000 chinese banks that have been accused of funneling money to the north koreans. they have been at this for a long time, do you think that the chinese will cooperate on the banking level at least? >> they won't cooperate, they'll have to be led to cooperation through sanctions and let's face it, some of the biggest banks in the world are located in china,

if we start putting screws to chinese banks and they start hurting their gdp and their ability to do business around the world, they will come to census, in american president to date has put the kind of pressure that is needed on north korea and i think trump is just what the doctor order dz. lauren: we will end it there, i like the way you answered that. brad, andrew, thank you for your time this morning. cheryl: great way to end it. coming up we have stormy weather moving across the country. fox news senior meteorologist janice dean will have forecast for you. we all dream of winning the lottery but one california team hilt the jackpot twice in one week. [laughter] cheryl: i'm going to leave it there, we will be back

lauren: check this out, really, what are the odds, the california teen won the lottery not one but two times in one week. rosa domínguez hitting the jackpot for more than $550,000 on a scratch-off ticket he bought at a gas station, if that wasn't enough payday for her she was feeling lucky so she bought another scratch-off and she won the top price of $100,000. so she's $650,000 richer. cheryl: has anybody been that lucky? lauren: not that i know of. cheryl: somebody has to study that. lauren: she's a teenager and she's going to have a lot of new friends. she did collect her lottery winnings recently and she says she wants to do shopping and get a new car. cheryl: i think she should buy a few more things than a car. it's going to be a muggy day here in new york and with the humidity comes rain. lauren: fox senior meteorologist janice dean is here with a bad

hair day ahead. [laughter] janice: yes, bad hair day alert across the northeast back through the upper midwest. we will see showers on and off. a very slow-moving cold front is the problem here. let's take a look at the temperatures, 75 in new york, 67 in minneapolis. past six hours, you see showers and thunderstorms developing across the midwest, ohio valley up towards the northeast as well. scattered storms along the golf -- gulf coast. our future radar shows the showers and thunderstorms perhaps some severe storm later on this afternoon, again, the bulls eye really for upper midwest, western great lakes but we could see scattered thunderstorms from this region across the mid atlantic and northeast, we have a slight risk for tornadoes over the upper midwest. highs today very warm specially

across the southwest again we have dozens of fires burning but the central u.s. is going to bake as well with heat indices well above 100-degrees, we will be watching that as well. bring your umbrella, laid united states, back to you. lauren: thank you very much, janice. cheryl: i actually have my umbrella. coming up as you're still waking up right now we have a great reason why you still need to pour yourself another cup of coffee. that's next horseheadswivellychair.com

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bartiromo has had any coffee so far this morning as we say good morning to you maria. maria: i have it right here, ladies. i need that as soon as i get on the desk. good morning to you. hi, everybody, happy tuesday, i'm maria bartiromo, thanks for joining us, it is tuesday july 11th, top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. breaking news this morning, military plane crashes in mississippi killing at least 16 on board, all victims were aboard the marine corps refueler plane. authorities are warning residents to stay out of the area. >> we don't want nobody out there, we have fuel everywhere, we don't want anybody without responders in the area or tampering around any areas. maria: we have the details coming up this morning right here. destruction of one of our business airports to report. flights delayed for several