gambit." tomorrow night tony sayegh, kimberly guilfoyle and melanie williams joining us. >> breaking news this morning. reaction and that john mccain has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer. the latest in a look at the prognosis. >> in an interview at the near times, president takes aim at attorney general jeff sessions said he would point him if he knew sessions would recuse himself from the russian investigation. lea: the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 are hitting record highs yesterday. what could keep powering this rally. some of the u.s. stock market futures down by three, nasdaq lower by one.

drink to all eyes on the european central bank right now. what will they say about the european economy? a live report from london. european stocks higher as the ecb conference. lea: stocks initially rising to multiyear highs in japan. the nikkei jumps six tenths of 1% after the bank of japan would keep its stimulus payment place. train to the big earning super microsoft. a big layoff and a in a reorganization. we look to you what to expect. use my lea: 5:01 a.m. in new york. july 20th. i am trained for and for lauren simonetti this morning. >> and gerri willis and for cheryl casone. breaking news this morning. john mccain diagnosed with an

aggressive form of brain cancer. doctors found the tumor after they removed a blood clot from above his left eye. president trump tweeting melania and i send our thoughts and prayers to senator mccain and their entire family. get well soon. president obama saying john mccain is an american hero and one of the greatest fighters i've ever known. cancer doesn't know what it's up against. give it, john. megan mccain in a fox news hosted a statement saying the coolest enemy could not break them. >> she also said she's meeting them challenge as every other cancer may afflict him in many ways but it will not make them surrender. nothing never has. the senator and his family are reviewing treatment options including a combination of chemotherapy and radiation. gerri: attached diagnosis. dr. tiffany sizemore joins us now. great to have you with us.

thanks for coming in. we are told this is a very aggressive form of cancer, brain cancer. what does that mean? >> the reason it is so aggressive come you think of them as solid tumors have a metastasizing a piece like meal. this one spreads like a spider web so it's never completely flexible. we can take out what we can see, but underneath the cortex of the brain is almost like a spider web effect going through the healthy tissue of the brain and that's why so aggressive. gerri: it sounds tough to deal with. use it normally treated which you can see, but what you do after that? >> is typically a growth resection. i believe his is on the front to locate the growth resection of what can be seen in a combination of chemoradiation for six weeks. you take a two to four week break, reimage the brain and it becomes chemotherapy.

there is a new treatment modality that came on the market two or three years ago called opportune. that is the device you where on the head after chemoradiation has been exhausted that been exhausted that can give electrical impulses directly to us go into the tumor and that prolongs life upwards another 10 months. gerri: so many new technologies for treating cancer. i had my own battle with breast cancer. i'm curious to know is so important in the attitude you bring into the treatment. we know mccain is a fighter. is that going to help him here? >> unequivocally. even my patience with open heart surgery, a lot of this is a mental game. you want to go into anything optimistically, cautiously optimistically in this scenario. but also understanding this is unfortunately very aggressive, a very high mortality cancer. so you have to kind of way what you want to do. do you want to keep working, try

and go as far as you can or spend time you have luck with your family? gerri: tiffany sizemore, thank you for telling about this today. >> thank you for having me. lea: of course thinking of senator mccain. gerri: i be scared to be the cancer today. john mccain is tough, tough, tough. lea: president trump criticizing attorney general jeff sessions for the russian investigation. the president says he would have never pointed sessions if he had known that he would recuse himself. the president suggests a special counsel robert mueller being and deputy attorney general rob rosenstein all have conflicts of interest that he may reveal at some point. gerri: not to do battle over health care. senate republicans urged to settle differences to repeal and

replace obamacare. the president says the gop lawmaker should postpone summer recess until a deal is done. adam shapiro in washington with the latest. add-on. >> good morning, ladies. health care is back front and center. the president hosting several senators from the republican side over at the white house for lunch and urging them to not only repeal obamacare, but replace obamacare. here's what he told them. >> and ready to ask. i have pen in hand. i'm sitting in the office. you never had that before. for seven years you haven't easy route. we will repeal cover replacement is never going to sign it. but i'm saying that. inaction is not an option and i don't think we should leave town unless we have a health insurance plan. >> part of the message is still

a washington until you get something accomplished. majority leader mitch mcconnell respond to this by saying >> let me respond with what yesterdays. the motion to proceed. we cannot keep the commitment to the american people to repeal and replace obamacare. >> republic thomas about whether to vote to proceed or to repeal next week. back to you. train to a new fox news poll shows 74% of voters thought republicans to reach out to democrats can find a compromise. 22% say gop lawmaker should drop the current plan and start over later. gerri: deputy attorney general rob rosenstein repeatedly declining to say whether the justice department might reopen its investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server. speaking of fox's martha mccollum on the story last night, rosenstein would not comment on the investigation into whether a quick and

mishandled information. when mark asked him if he would ever consider reopening the inquiry. >> every decision we make about whether to investigate, whether to prosecute as the facts and the law, an independent determination inside the investigative work of her career and then we exercise their best judgment about what to do. >> the fbi investigation was closed without charges filed. rosenstein telling her that he stands by his recommendation president trump fired fbi director james comey. lea: the supreme court issued another ruling on president trump travel ban. that amounts to a partial but refer the administration. the high court granted its request to more strictly enforce refugees until a federal appeals court weighs in. the justices left in place a lower court order that makes it easier for travelers from six mostly muslim countries to enter the united states.

the trump administration had appealed the ruling by a federal judge on the scope of both bands. gerri: google has released to date update. tracee carrascas joins us more without another headline. >> good morning. google search on your smartphone is about to get a little more personal. the company out kind another update which will done when they in the u.s. the google feed will feature stories and other content based on your searches but also what is trendy near your location. sound familiar? very similar to the widely popular newsfeed on facebook. this allows users to discover, explore and stay connected even though you may not have a particular search in mind. >> i feel like they're only doing that. they already know what you're thinking basically. >> some people like that. >> my husband is all google about.

e-mail, you name it, completely connected. they give them advice on travel. amazing. let's talk about over for a second. big headlines in that company. >> this time it is not bad news. in an effort to tackle recommendations to repair the badly damaged after bad scandals. not only producing beta-carotene pay equality between sexes and races. he made the announcement yesterday and noted the biggest pay bump would be going to engineers. pay equity at uber has been an issue which were our mail while some tech companies like apple salesforce, amazon and microsoft has made pay equity a priority. >> sounds like good news for people who work there. let's talk about other tax news. a new opera this weekend. tell us about that.

>> reached steve jobs movie the book it now but opera. two years after the santa fe opera commission, the revolution is steve jobs. the narrative driven music reversal in the production will open this saturday. part of the limited six show run. beginning with the launch of the iphone in 2007, the opera takes the ideas through steve jobs life. >> what an amazing person and amazing life. >> i want to know what the music will sound like. >> i agree. thank you so much. president donald trump tells congress to get it together and pass a health care bill that he can sign. >> for seven years he promised the american people you would repeal obamacare. people are hurting. inaction is not an option. gerri: will tell you what's next. the report earnings today and

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what's next in the battle of obamacare? senior policy analyst at the independent women's forum. good morning, patrice. >> good morning. lea: 60% of voters want to keep obamacare and keep it better. what do you think? should they rethink repeal only? >> the american public is tired. almost seven years have been healing about repeal and replace, typically because of the damage inflict it on regular americans, people who see their premiums skyrocketed. people who say that artists pocket cost to having an insurance card doesn't liver the care they need. republicans need to figure out how we get the ball over not just holding on to a political promise to constituents, but really to ensuring americans have the access to quality care they been calling for. gerri: that's the idea. the cbo said a repeal would

leave 32 million more americans without insurance by 2026. premiums for policies for double over the same time. that is quite a headline. in the same poll, 74% of voters say republican should work with democrats. they can figure out a plan of their own. what are your thoughts? can they get this done if they'd have a bipartisan route? >> it sounds like a great idea, but it's very difficult. whether democrats pushing for better greater expansion to medicaid? not just providing low income people, people who are pregnant, utterly, people who can't afford care, but americans who could afford a little bit more. an extension of a government program. but if we just heard everybody into it. that's not going to be a lot of conservatives who want to be fiscally responsible, who don't want to add to national debt and

spending and say they should be targeted to the people who need it most. an idea of being bipartisan. i chuckled yesterday when i heard senator schumer talking about lower premiums, lower-cost when obamacare failed on that promise been working to democrats have yet to deliver on many sodas suggestion. i really don't see anything coming out of that. gerri: president trump of republican senators to the white house for a nice little lunch where he did some shaming, basically saying look, this will impact the midterms. he said he wants to remain a senator, but it they are not worried about the midterm elections. how will this plan if they cannot get this done quickly? >> what's interesting is we are hearing now the three female republican senators that the new face of the resistance movement. it's really amazing to see that

we just bought repeal and that's not going to play -- it may play well to the other constituents. it will not play to the larger group for conservatives. gerri: thank you, patrice. we'll see how this goes. coming up, hot, hot, hot. fox senior meteorologist on the scene. he would tell us how hard it's going to get. congress spending more of our hard-earned tax dollars on wasteful porkbarrel projects. the latest about where your money is going. checking u.s. stock futures in depth. looks like a good open. the dow up nine points. s&p 5001, the nasdaq higher after a great day yesterday. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪

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train to congress spending our tax dollars on wasteful porkbarrel projects according to citizens against annual book. after 2011 to stop using earmarks, the pork is back. fiscal year 2017 with 1628 earmarks totaling $613 billion. that's a 106% increase. where is the money going? 9 million went to an aquatic plant control program and increase to 1225% from the $8 million spent in 2016. the program try to control planes in rivers, lakes and ponds. chuck schumer alone is responsible for three of the 23 requests for funding. then there's the save america's treasures grant them a broker receiving 5 million earmarks designed to preserve historic locations. in recent years it's been used to help business.

senator manchin old westbury new york says the average reading hobbit dimension which hosted cross -- two of those could have replaced the 140,000 earmarked to receive representative peter king's request. the east-west center in hawaii reappears on the list receiving five-point $9 million to promote better relations. >> the state department has opposed the center trying to get it be funded, but it doesn't matter. every year more tax dollars go right to the project. >> going on for a while. transfer the heat wave continues that he divisors for most of the country today. here are three thursday. janice, hello. >> what a treat to see my friend. tcf 5:00 a.m. >> it's a treat for all of us.

car seat cover girlfriend, later on. saturday night in new york over but the humidity feels a lot more humid did not pay the heat indices in some cases well over 100 degrees. we have this big dominant area of high pressure across the central u.s. and that is where we are seeing the story. showers, thunderstorms with potential for severe weather. severe threat for the high plains across the great lakes towards the eastern great lakes is to get into the evening hours. large hail, damaging winds, tornadoes, flight risk here for the area shaded green. that's what it feels like what they see. did you see for st. louis in peoria down to the mississippi river valley. across the mid-atlantic and northeast, what it's going to feel like enrichment to philadelphia, close to new york city.

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strained to breaking news this morning. reaction for an end that john mccain has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer. the latest in a look at the prognosis. gerri: president trump takes ernest attorney general jeff sessions saying he wouldn't have appointed him if he knew sessions is going to recuse himself from the russian investigation. lea: on wall street, the dow, nasdaq and s&p hitting record highs yesterday. it could keep power in the rally. the u.s. stock market futures now. dow futures higher by 11. nasdaq higher by almost one. gerri: always on the european

central bank going on right now. but what they say about the european economy? a live report from london. european stocks higher above the ecb conference. lea: stocks rising to the nikkei jumped 6 cents 1%. bank of japan would keep its economic stimulus plan in place. the company could announce other reorganization. >> o.j. simpson set for a parole hearing. gerri: 5:01 a.m. in new york. 5:31 actually. good morning. i'm gerri willis in for cheryl casone. lea: i am in for -- lea gabrielle in for lauren

simonetti. john mccain diagnosed at an aggressive form of brain cancer. doctors from the tumor after they removed a blood clot. president trump treating melania and i send our thoughts and prayers to senator mccain, cindy and her entire family. get well soon. former president obama saying john mccain is an american hero and one of the greatest fighters i've ever known. cancer doesn't know what it's up against. give it, john. >> issues a statement saying in part, this is heartbreaking. the cruelest enemy could not pretend, so he is meeting this challenge as he has every other. cancer may afflict him in many ways, but it will not make them surrender. nothing ever has. the 8-year-old senator and his family heard. treatment options include any combination of chemotherapy and radiation. truth or we are thinking about him. he truly is a fighter. president trump criticizing jeff

sessions for recuse himself from the russian investigation in an interview with "the new york times." the president says he would've never pointed sessions if he had known he would recuse himself from the probe. the president suggest special counsel robert mueller acting fbi director and rod rosenstein all conflicts of interest that he says he may reveal at some point. supreme court issued another ruling on the travel down that announce a partial but to refer the administration. until a federal appeals court weighs in. the justices left in place a lower court order that makes it easier for six mostly muslim countries to enter the united states. the drug administration appealed last week ceiling on the scope of both of the bands.

lea: jordan if that was doug burns, former federal prosecutor. let's start with president trump's interview with "the new york times." he talks about health care, tax tax cuts, but he spent a lot of time talking about attorney general jeff sessions, the russian investigation. what are your thoughts from a legal? >> it's interesting because her mistreat investigation perspective, obviously people like me say look, you have to develop the facts carefully, conduct interviews and so on. in this toxic political deployment, we get the stories back and forth in both directions on a constant basis. there are a lot of issues right at the outset, issues about potential conflict of interest and the different relationships between those involved. the special counsel is relationship extensively with director james comey.

so it is a very complicated landscape. to repeat my thesis, let's focus they move forward and try to develop the facts properly. >> would not be nice if i was going to happen? donald trump junior, paul manafort, jared kushner all testifying to capitol hill next week. what do you think lawmakers will be focusing on? >> first of all you saw by the way huge grandstanding, sound bites fine in both directions obviously. again, this will be very forgot to. one of the sessions will apparently behind closed doors. jared kushner, the other two in the president's son will be an open session and will get more attention. on many levels that will be less about it than people think.

i have my own legal parodies about the meeting, many of which occurred, which is not necessarily are automatically no legal situation throwing around the term treason is ridiculous honestly. experts on all different political scientist said that's ridiculous. >> we don't know what donald trump would do if he had gotten certain information. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on fox news asked about possibly reopening the investigation. real quickly, is it possible? what's come of this? >> it's possible. people because of the political back-and-forth are calling for that. i don't think it's going to happen. i don't have a crystal ball, but at the same time it is certainly a viable thing to discuss. it is so emblematic of the situation, which is when you discuss one side but then right away comes on the other side. gerri: we will see what happens there. thank you, doug.

>> o.j. simpson to release the former football star at the 33 year sentence in 2008 for an armed robbery in las vegas today. for his freedom on live tv. springer is live from the lovelock correctional center in nevada with the latest. >> good morning, jury and layout. since been back in the news in a big way. three different media outlets. the hearing set to begin about seven and a half hours from now, 1:00 eastern, 10:00 local expected to last roughly one hour. most if not all the people connect good to the botched robbery that landed o.j. simpson in a nevada prison behind me believe he will, that he should be granted parole later today. poll after poll in the trial of the century believe o.j. simpson got away with murder in 1995 of his ex-wife and her friend, ron goldman. many thought there was karma was

sentenced from nine to 33 years with a couple of sports memorabilia dealers who had some of the o.j. stuff. they offered subsume a plea dear, but o.j. gambled and lost. retired now and thanks for this kind, sensitive society. the nike has done nine years on robbery charge. he'll be 70 or he is seven years old right now. probably a risk to reoffend or at least a low risk to commit a violent crime. >> the hearing will be done by teleconference of simpson at the president of nevada and four members of the parole board 100 nozzle in carson city. o.j. will certainly plead his case. a few years ago he described himself as a model prisoner and said he was sorry for his crimes. according to his defense attorney, showing the board he has changed. >> if i was his lawyer now, i

would tell him to be remorseful, very humble, speaks in the higher peer about the parole board now that this is something that would never happen again. >> simpsons addict tim is expected to also be here at the hearing and if he speaks, he will likely say o.j. has served enough time. he said that in several interviews that is granted parole he won't want today. the earliest he could get out as october 1st. back to you. gerri: thanks for that. a lot of people do watch it now. coming up, a trifecta of record highs on wall street despite all the problems in washington investors remain it. we will look at how long backup last. bank of america shutting customers out of their bank account. we will tell you about it. you are watching "fbn:am." stay with us.

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lea: welcome back to alaska to back to look at chicago and it's happening now. president trump will discuss an additional u.s. troops to afghanistan. trump has given defense secretary jim mattis authority to send 3900 more troops there.

also briefed in the fight against aces. the remains found last night near a creek in central arizona are believed to be those of a 27-year-old man who went missing after a deadly flash floods over the weekend. his name is hector and he was swept away the torrential rains that the cold springs swimming hole where he and his family have been celebrating his five spurt day. his extended family including his wife and three young children, very sad story. bank of america lockout thousands of customers from an online account. late morning was frustrated customers couldn't get to their smartphones or computers. the bank would not say what caused the shutdown but that is what's happening now. train to the latest record gains on wall street coming as the market despite historic outs. david nelson joins us now. there is a great number of "the

wall street journal." i've never seen this before. the markets had never gone without a pullback of cyprus and in 30 years. we have been riding high for the entire year now. or we do? you think it's going to happen? >> it's pretty scary. when you give him access to wall street gets pretty high and a lot of people in crowded rooms at the movie theater looking for the exit. if you get the 5% correction, what are you going to do with it? i can tell you this. i will probably be an event coming gop political in the 5% correction will feel like it's headed for 10. most people will not give into another all-time high. using your debt to make those decisions probably going to work. >> a lot of people worry about the balance of the year. october tends to be a pretty dicey times.

they are back half of the year. >> the indices have been the index on the s&p 500 are pretty low. individual stock volatility is pretty high. we've had collections of investors face from one set to the next. right now tax is high and financials off and on. you have to choose your individual stocks. gerri: we've chosen our individual stocks. technology, facebook, amazon, google, you name it. it looks like the turmoil will continue. will this red hat? >> a lot of these names than others or the consumer companies , procter & gamble. these are the companies with devices and services and

consumers can't seem to it without. the valuations get pretty rich like i said earlier would likely be an event. there is no love lost between president trump and jeff bezos. maybe that's the only thing that can stop amazon. true to our life within microsoft. they very talked about the fact there will be some kind of reorganization of their sales force as they try to modernize it. what do you think we'll hear? any good news here? >> microsoft is kind of rage. this is a company morphing into a subscription service. 23 times growing at 10%. gerri: david nelson, thanks for the intel. appreciate it. lea: coming up in sports, colorado rockies blow away the padres. gerri: marilyn manson is that this something dream. the european central bank meets

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gerri: investors writing for the meaning of the european central bank after the bank of japan stood back in this program. lea: really joins us "the wall

street journal." what is the ecb expect it to do? we are talking quantitative easing, right? >> yes, good morning to you last week was about the size and right now the bpecb does at the front of the exit patient. expecting a policy change today, but the language that mario drug users to describe the economy and described the future is this absolutely massive bond purchase program is going to be absolutely critical. a few weeks ago in portugal, just kind of hinting that it may be reduced in the future or scale down and people immediately sold on to the really important whether the gifts reflect the beneficial communications today or more of a wait-and-see approach. >> as far as i'm concerned, 69 for $3 billion program in quantitative easing was supposed

start coming in december. whether you expect dean to hear about that with inflation or where inflation stands. >> i think inflation is going to be critical. in terms of growth to see them really picking up the crisis. you've seen employers and inflation definitely a weak point. a lot of investors are expecting september to be a pivotal bone woman barresi with the plans are post-december for the qa programs. any chance of this press conference about when the exit might be here or start dialing that down a muddy mix of the latest development of inflation will be absolutely critical for setting expectations on the program. >> will be pricing all those plates and look at the details you thank you for helping us today. >> thanks for having me. train to thank you so much for joining us on "fbn:am." a great morning with you. >> so much fun. thanks for keeping me straight.

everyone who knows me knows i can't say. thanks so much again. will send it over to mourning said maria. >> good morning, everybody. thanks for being with us. i am maria bartiromo. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. senator john mccain has been diagnosed with brain cancer. the new sending shockwaves throughout the political world. overnight, the sides of the strong support for the american hero, john mccain. one of his closest friends in the senate, lindsey graham reacting to the news. >> talk to john in a nice day here though bit longer, take some treatments and i'll be back. we talked about five minutes. that's halfway forward, but i've been through worse. pray.