tomorrow where i see you every day at 2:00 p.m. eastern. lou will be back tomorrow night. he's got a terrific show planned the trend to breaking news this morning. senate gop leaders pick up support for scaled-back bill for obama kerry. with time running out, can they get this done? chewing through the white house expanded its plan to help the middle-class. cheryl: facebook shares after the latest earnings report. the latest from twitter, horizon, p&g, intel. stock market futures are green. lauren: deutsche bank stock falling after europe's largest investment bank. we will go live to london for the latest.

caci five. cheryl: and a deadly accident at the ohio state fair after right malfunctions. the latest on the investigation in that situation. "fbn:am" starts right now. ♪ lauren: good morning to you. 5:01 a.m. in new york. one more alarm clock has been the essay. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: the ad money is coming in, growing 50%. cheryl: all those videos. that's the story with facebook. the news we want to get to. senate gop leader is now considering a skinny repeal of obamacare. a i scaled-back bill would appeal to a handful of elements on obamacare and put tough the

tough decisions until later on. the senate to pass a clean repeal bill yesterday. senate republicans joined democrats in voting against seven republicans. vice president pence on tucker carlson tonight about the senate republican efforts. >> it's all about making sure that as we transition back to free market, to system and state-based innovation reform, make sure it happens in an orderly way as the president committed the campaign and americans relying on health insurance today can know there will be a system in place. the ability to tax credits and other opportunities to have more affordable health insurance they can choose. lauren: senate minority leader chuck schumer same in the plans. >> the republicans will offer a skinny repeal plan. we heard from the nonpartisan congressional budget office said

under such a plan is reported in the press, 16 million americans would lose their health insurance and millions more would pay a 20% increase in their premiums. lauren: senator schumer said democrats will not offer amendments until they see a final republican health care bill. we want to tell you that a group of 10, both republican and democratic governors wrote a letter to the senate calling on them to work in a bipartisan way. this includes ohio governor john kasich and larry hogan. cheryl: the white house is now explaining more about the president's tax reform plan. zero yes, the tax reform act he suggested he helped the middle class. lauren: let's get those details from blake burman. prioritizing middle-class tax

relief is that the white house says is the focus for tax reform. in an interview with "the wall street journal" tuesday, president trump was ambiguous about tax cuts for the wealthy, telling the journal the people i care most about are the middle income people who have gotten screwed. if there's upward revision, it is going to be on high income people. that led me to ask the white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders the following question. does the president believe the wealthiest americans deserve a tax cut? >> the president is looking and prioritizing middle-class tax relief. he's made no secret about that. that's one of the biggest priorities of the three things is focused on what tax reform. reporter: adding a simpler code and creating jobs as part of the focus as well. there appears to be a possible downshift here is the administration said earlier this year they were hoping for the biggest tax cut fatter. back to you in new york.

lauren: blake burman coming thank you. hoping for huge tax cuts. cheryl: big, big, big ones. huge. criticizing attorney general just sessions on twitter for recusing himself for the russian investigation. vice president pants cruising -- vice president pence praising the president's candor. >> one of the great things about the president is you always know where you stand. but the american people like speaks candidly come as geeks openly. his expressed his disappointment. lauren: senator lindsey graham said it's a sign of weakness by the president trying to pressure sessions to quit rather than firing him. reportedly trying to announce into the intelligence leaks. the justice department expects to target new stories that publicize sensitive intelligence

material. cheryl: reaction pouring into president trump's decision to be in troops from serving in the u.s. military. house minority leader nancy pelosi calling the being hateful. >> this is not about strengthening our country. once again, president trump has shown his conduct in honor, decency or national security, cheryl: vicky hartzler who backed the measure disagrees. >> right now we have people who cannot serve in the military with asthma, with flat fee. where would we allow individuals to come in, although they are patriotic and we appreciate their desire to serve, but have medical issues that could be very costly. lauren: hundreds of people taking to the streets including san francisco to protest the president's decision.

one servicemember says he won't retake out of the military without a good fight. cheryl: the transportation security administration wants to take a closer look at your electronic. all electronics larger than the cell phone like a candle, ipad will have to be removed from that place uncovered in a plastic bin for screening. the security will be phased in all u.s. airports over the next few months. homeland secretary security john kelly suggests that they found better ways to hide explosives in the tronics and as we know they've been testing this house in major cities. lauren: it could make the lives slower but it's for everybody safety. cheryl: preach. lauren: a deadly accident at the ohio state fair. cheryl: more now from jackie ibanez. we should warn you the video you're about to see may be disturbing. >> at the ohio state fair people

were thrown from one of the rides leaving one man dead and seven were injured. it happened wednesday night in the first day of the annual fair in columbus. you can see a portion of the fire ball ride broke off and crashed onto the midway. several people were taken to the hospital in critical condition. >> it is a very tough day, a very tough night for the people of our state. >> auto governor john kasich has ordered all fair rights be shut down pending safety inspections. sending thoughts and prayers to the victims and their families. people trying to have fun at a night at the carnival. >> that there is about the best things in life in tonight with the accident, it becomes a terrible, terrible tragedy. reporter: no word yet if the ohio state fair will run through august 6th best plan. jackie of ideas fox news. lauren: the state fair will be

open today, but officials said the rides will not be running intelligence determines they are all safe. cheryl: switching gears now to fix the headstock hitting record highs after a boating earnings report. lauren: the other headlines making news this morning. unbelievable, tracey. >> facebook is beat evan overestimates a nature is beat avenue estimates in each of the eight last quarters. the social media giant announced its profits by 71% in the second quarter. revenue jumped 75% to $93 billion boosted by 24% increase in facebook's average price. the stock was 3.7% higher in after-hours trading, and building on a 44% increase since the beginning of the year. while facebook says it's running out of room for advertisement, facebook is making a port with higher prices in new spots for ads and videos and messaging apps.

unstoppable. lauren: i call that a problem. running out of room. he told me yesterday about viacom possibly looking into scripts. is there an update for that? >> yes, there is. they're running out of room for scripps interactive map. the only suitor in talks to purchase the cable tv programmer. yesterday we told you viacom is offering an all caps deal, but after a bit from the companies decided it will prefer to negotiate exclusively with discovery. discovery and scripps have discussed mergers before but i've never agreed on terms. both companies feel the pressure as more people cut the cable tv court and streaming services like netflix become more popular. cheryl: two words can a stranger things. we will move on. this is a very scary story coming out of mexico.

there was one does. what's going on without? >> this is something you need to watch out for if you are traveling to mexico. the u.s. state department alerting travelers going to mexico about possible counterfeit alcohol that could cause sickness and blocking out. the department of digits information page specific to mexico under safety and security cautioning vacationers who choose to drink alcohol to do so in moderation and to stop and seek medical attention if you begin to feel ill. h. 1-year-old wisconsin woman died while vacationing with her family in mexico back in january raised questions about potentially being served an all-inclusive resorts in mexico. lauren: you don't have to drink a lot. it's one or two drinks that caused this to happen. another unbelievable story. a report about resurfacing in a way that trans-genders will no

longer be allowed to serve in the military. >> at the bigger story than that. according to a 2015 report, the military spends $84 million a year for dysfunction medication. the figure, $4,126,000,000 is spent on. the total is five times more than the estimated medical cost for transgendered service people. he resurfaced yesterday after president trump announced on twitter a ban on people serve in the military because of the tremendous medical costs and disruption. military with the aclu says 15,500 people serving in the military. cheryl: they are going to fight this. they'll use the data on the uses part of their argument. that's interesting. thank you for the headline. lauren: when we come back, "wall street journal" asking can

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this lauren: good morning welcome back. let's get caught up what's happening now. house majority whip steve scalise is out of the hospital. fox news confirming he has an impatient debilitation facility after a month of surgery.

republican has been in the hospital since june 14th when he and others were shot during the congressional baseball disappeared within reducing her like hewlett-packard enterprises. she remains ceo he let packer enterprise to become ceo of lugar and twitter is on the earnings class today. it reports second-quarter results before the bout. analysts want to see if the company can continue user growth. 9 million new users signed up last quarter and hoping now is not just a blip. that's a check on what is happening now. train to the earnings looking good. check out your 401(k). speaking of d.c., the gop that got control. the house comes senate, white house get many items on the president to genders held. republicans actually govern. let's bring in commentator and radio host erick erickson. good morning.

it's been a good morning. cheryl: it's now been six months on health care there's nothing to show for it. you now have republican senators sayed hands are thrown up in the air. can the gop get it together? >> it's frustrating as a conservative who for years bought into that they wanted to repeal it. it's a sign they don't want to repeal obama kerry. they want to fix it. the democrats are more as that governing because they were ideologically very consistent. there is much more ideological diversity in the republican party which isn't a bad thing. at the state level they are governing very well. they could use my leadership that the federal level on a cohesive agenda that get around the partisan divide. not necessarily a bad ring as a whole lot of opinions and the gop right now. cheryl: it is creating division within the party. he said mcconnell has no real plans. no longer has the trust of the

conference, which a lot of other republican analysts are saying as well but he really can't get together unified plan. is this a reflection on mitch mcconnell or a reflection on the republican party as a whole? >> i think there is a meditational republican party, but in the senate it used to be conservatives in the senate did not trust the senate majority leader, but now you're getting moderate and liberal republicans expressing concerns they don't think he's straightforward. he is playing it too cute and that is where the distress comes from. he could get everyone on the same page and be honest with them. they may be able to move forward, but neither side really trust. that's not the president. cheryl: that is mcconnell's problem. why not be more open about the backdoor meetings. everything is the democrats saying we will work with you.

they would not believe chuck schumer. a lot of people didn't know what they were voting on. this just seems that they can even work with the democrats and they are keeping it a secret. the more transparent. >> listen, transparency is a huge concern for our republicans. ron johnson felt like there was a breach of trust or the senate energy leader and john mccain saying they were doing stuff in the open. this is a life-changing event for americans. republicans criticized democrats. there's no reason for them to do it. drinking at this point coming here is where we are at today. we are looking at this skinny repeal basically. some parts of obamacare may go away. the individual mandate has passed the senate now. the individual mandate, penalty and employers, but also expands medicaid and 31 date. still a heavy price tag to it. does that hurt the next note that we expect to see on this?

>> i think so. there is a rumor circulating on capitol hill that mcconnell had a deal that if that is all the republicans gathered the walk back to the individual mandate from individual mandate, democrats will use up on the nominations for the president can work together on tax reform. if you let go of the individual mandate, you will have to fix and tax reform. train to basically help terry dies, but tax reform advances. that is interesting. i'd not heard that. eric, thank you. we appreciate you being with us. >> sure, take care. lauren: coming up first it was final coming up with the tapes making a comeback? ♪ lauren: you are listening to jay z's new album. we would say about the latest format. strong storms heading west in

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♪ cheryl: okay, rapper jay z is going old school in giving fans a chance to listen to his new album on a cassette tape with the limited edition for 44:00. this is cool, though. it's not the only artist to do this. justin bieber, the weekend can eminem have released albums in the same format. cassette sales grew by 74% in

2016. someone explain this to me. 4:44 is apparently number one in 34 countries. i had cassette tapes when i was young and in my car. i'm struggling why that is cool now. lauren: the quality is not nearly as good as on vinyl and cars don't come with cassette players anymore. if you have a conqueror, no problem. another good question, kid rock leaves the country and suspense regarding his run in next year's senate election. he is still exploring the ideas and in the meantime wants to dedicate efforts to promoting voter registration. he plans to get people to register at his concerts and will create a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting voter registration. now you know. cheryl: he's a good politician actually. switching now to the weather. rain and severe storms may be on the way. train to god means janice dean

joining us now for little friday. >> i like it a lot. friday eve. get excited. current temperatures across the northeast in the great lakes again. potential for showers and forecast across the i-95 corridor as we get into tomorrow and saturday. the systems talk about the potential for strong to severe storms today and across the southwest where we have the flash flooding potential yet again it is monsoon season out there when they typically get all the rain and sometimes that can lead to flash flooding. future radar friday the northeast zone marked up towards new york city and saturday will be a wet day, the sunday looks like a better day of the weekend. heat advisory in place in the southern u.s. well over 100 degrees again today. ladies, remember the walkman? i kind of wish i still had one.

i like streaming music on my phone. i don't get the cassette craze. i don't. >> i like pretending i'm 18 again. drapery walkman cassettes and records are tangible. cheryl: janice dean can you do look 18 by the way. coming up, the company that makes apple, speaking of my sons has announced a $10 billion plan to build a factory in the united states in wisconsin actually. the company not without controversy. amazon says it is hiring a few thousand new workers and holding job fairs next week. we will tell you about it. you are watching "fbn:am."

lauren: breaking news this morning. senate gop leaders for a skilled but bill to repeal parts of obamacare with time running out.

>> what does this mean for tax reform? the white house is explaining his plan to tax the rich to help out the middle class. lauren: face picture is running out latest earnings. twitter, verizon, procter & gamble and intel. in the meantime, nor records. dow futures at 32 and nasdaq up 39. cheryl: in europe, deutsche bank stalling after releasing profit report. a live report coming up from london. lauren: amazon on a hiring spree. 50,000 new jobs in the u.s. but to create. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: at his 5:31 a.m. in new york here thursday, july 27th. good morning, everyone. cheryl casone. lauren: lauren simonetti. making news this morning out of d.c.

senate gop leaders what they skilled tax sale only repealing a handful of elements in obamacare with a tough decision, all this coming after the senate failed to pass a clean repeal bill yesterday afternoon. republicans joined every democrat in voting against it. vice president mike pence and tucker carlson tonight. last time about the republican process. >> as we transition back to free-market to a system of state-based innovation reform with an orderly way as the president committed during the campaign in americans that are relying on health insurance today can know there'll be a system in place. the ability to tax credits and other opportunities to have even more affordable health insurance that they can choose. cheryl: senate minority leader chuck schumer is blaming the gop

plan. >> the republicans will offer a skinny repeal plan. we just heard from the nonpartisan congressional budget office that under such a plan as reported in the press, 16 million americans would lose their health insurance and millions more would pay a 20% -- 20% increase in their premiums. tree to senator schumer said democrats will not offer amendments until they see a final republican health care bill. in the meantime, republican governor is calling on the senate to work in a bipartisan way. the group includes republican governor john kasich of ohio and democratic governor tom wolfe in pennsylvania. bipartisanship not much received in washington. lauren: the white house now explaining more about president trent's tax reform plan after he

suggested he be open to taxing the rich if they could help the middle class. cheryl: blake burman has more details. >> prioritizing middle-class tax relief is what the white house says is the focus for tax reform. in an interview with "the wall street journal," president trump is, president trump is a bit ambiguous about tax cuts for the wealthy toe in the journal of the truth is people i care most about are the middle income people who have gotten screwed and upward revision is going to be high income people. sarah huckabee sanders the following. >> does the president believe the wealthiest americans deserve a tax cut? >> the president is looking and prioritizing middle-class tax relief. that's one of the biggest priorities of the three things focused on what tax reform. >> sanders added creating a code and jobs are part of the purpose

as well. there appears to be a possible downshift as the administration has said earlier this year they were hoping for the biggest tax cuts ever. back to you in new york. cheryl: great tax cuts, huge tax cuts. thank you, blake. lauren: a deadly accident at the ohio state fair. cheryl: more on this from jackie ibanez. >> the ohio state fair, people were leaving one man dead and one more injured. the annual fair in columbus. >> the portion of the fireball ride broke off the midway. >> it is a very tough day, very tough night for the people of our state. >> john kasich has ordered all

flights be shut down pending the safety inspections. sending thoughts and prayers to the victims and their family. people trying to have fun at night of the carnival. >> the best things in life than tonight was this accident. it becomes a terrible, terrible tragedy. reporter: no word yet if the ohio fair will run through august 6th as planned. in new york, jackie ibanez fox news. true to thank you. the state fair will be open today, but rights will not be running until it is determined that all of them are safe. they've gone through multiple inspections already. lauren: this is the multiple instance listing of these rights now working in people getting hurt. the tsa is tightening airport security and going to result in, i hate to say it, much longer lines. trade to good news during travel season. tracey carrasco has more.

good morning, ladies. tsa has been testing this and we told you it could eventually happen. yesterday the tsa announced in a carry-on electronic devices larger than yourself on, i packed on the kindle will have to be pulled out of the bag and placed into separate beds similar to the screening process. as new rules are imported across the country come you can expect longer security lines. if you're part of the tsa pre-checked program can electronics will not be subject to the screening. a little bit of good news there. cheryl: electronics, iphone. read news of course they worked with apple on the iphone. trini president trump unveiled a $10 billion investment in wisconsin by fox: the taiwanese manufacturer that makes what time it's rather tax companies. they will build a manufacturing plant with ocd panels.

>> it does not have a single to produce a complete system. we are going to change that. >> is a great day for american workers and manufacturers and everyone who believes in the concept and the labels made in the u.s.a. trade to the project will create up to 13,000 new jobs and should be completed by 2020 according to wisconsin governor scott walker. fox con is not without problems. in 2018, 18 employees at the factory in china attempted suicide. at another plant in china, underage workers were discovered and have also been reported that five of workers in the factories. lauren: tough working conditions. as they come to the u.s., 13,000 jobs would be great.

how the comparison to what amazon is doing. amazon plans to hire 50,000 workers as part of a job fair called emma john dobbs date. they will be invited to fulfillment centers across the u.s. for interviews. wal-mart, another job announcement that government and business leaders in washington yesterday for growth in domestic manufacturing. company company executives will create an estimated 1.5 million jobs here in the u.s. cheryl: it's nice to see american companies like amazon getting hired in the u.s. thank you very much. coming up, you've got facebook stock that could power the nasdaq to another record high today. twitter releasing results later today. we'll talk about the tech rally. is it going to continue? market strategist garry k.

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could you caught up on what's happening now. for people heading for vacation or dad after the private plane crashed on the utah highway yesterday. the plane went down after takeoff from an an airport nearly missing cars and drought across several lanes of traffic. the crash is under investigation. two pennsylvania cities at the center of probe into allegations of corruption. evelyn pavlosky von spencer indicted on charges of bribery and fraud accused of the city's exchange for campaign contributions. the next solar eclipse of the sun as august 21st. want to give you a view from the sky. five specific sites would give passengers the best is to see the clips from 30,000 feet. the airline will hand out eclipse viewing glasses and have cosmic cocktails on the venue.

you make me be seen like this from coast-to-coast. lauren, lauren, that is what is happening now. >> we can see more record highs for the major averages. a trail down with the latest earnings. wright thinks medication, procter & gamble before the opening bell. gary kaltbaum, capital management of fox news contributor. good to see you. >> good morning, thank you beards in the christina very strong earnings. do you expect rising p&g and intel to continue with wall street? schema specifically like in intel, believe it or not 50% in the intel is basically flat. then research reported yesterday at more important than something like facebook, which i believe it's up six or seven bucks in the premarket and next is amazon and next week apple. that's the defining moments of

the market right now. the other three vodka in the market. >> amazon comes tonight. we heard from the federal reserve yesterday. what sense do you get perhaps the next interest rate hike coming in the summer. what do you make of the paring down of the balance sheet of how the market will react? >> they will probably do one more, maybe two more, start backing away. keep in mind for $.5 trillion of bonds they have to back away from. the biggest story for me is what you heard last week and that is europe still printing upwards of a trillion dollars. same with japan and negative half% interest rate and not to me is driving the market when central banks around the globe are that easy. not only here, but a worldwide move in the markets to the upside. hopefully it continues. cheryl: the fed did say something yesterday. the normalization with the

language in june with the normalization this year is relatively soon. would you make about? >> that's exactly what will happen. the stock your insurance company

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lauren: welcome back. a for team u.s.a. garrett max is here with that.

a smorgasbord of sports news today. >> we have a thursday morning buffet. our first course in soccer. the gold cup between the united states and jamaica. a football stadium with the 45th minute. out the door, one of the u.s.a. jordan mars for the united states. u.s.a. wins the match to the one pixel at a title for team u.s.a. behind mexico for the all-time lead. roger federer passed to a 20th grand slams and end quote title may have improved yesterday. two-time u.s. open champ novak choke a will not in this year's u.s. open. for the world has battled an

issue with his elbow per his elbow per year and half and is now forcing him to miss the remainder of 27 teen peers every race that u.s. old medalist had diverse land she had one. 12 races for 12 ones. 200-meter freestyle and hungry appearing >> kiddie lit ikea, neck and back. [inaudible] it will be the key. here comes pellegrini >> td ledecky finishes -- lucky was unlucky with cowboys before the claim that a shoplifting arrest was a case of mistaken identity. his agent called the cowboys

release in a calculated move to get the boys had done straight. how long do you think you would take for your letter on the bases on a major-league baseball diamond? cheryl: a long time. >> think the triathlete. >> listen to at the arizona diamondbacks at the site. 360 feet, 120 yards. i once ran around the base at yankee stadium and i thought it was good to have a heart attack when i got home. under 15 seconds. the diamondbacks with 10 to three. the marlins took over major league in home runs. smashes the 33rd home run this year. a franchise record between the hurricanes in longhorn spirit miami beat texas 22-10. they went three hits to get within for the 3000 career.

the second base umpire gerry davis says go back. he lives the on deck circle and then he gets kicked out of the game. that is a first. the last time most of us in armor leaker jeremy carabao he was talking to george to stanza on a "seinfeld" return. one day he competed for criminal award. on the run from the law for five years after he was supposed to turn himself into survey 180 day sentence because he blew up $75,000 in child support payments. he was arrested by police monday california. he called the cops to let them know his car had been broken into. the latest information. cheryl: you didn't cover women's weightlifting today. >> it is coming up after the cricket scores. we are going to do cricket enough water polo.

lauren: thank you. fox news headlines 24/7 unserious xm channel 115. we appreciate you so much. cheryl: we will be covering women's weightlifting. u.s.a. has been the hot stocks to watch. deutsche bank not looking real good right now. we will go to london. you are watching "fbn:am." or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424.

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cheryl: we are watching shares of deutsche bank after a double-digit drop in revenue in the last quarter. reba gold from "the wall street journal" joining us with more. good morning to you. the u.s. has been doing so well, but deutsche bank really is struggling. what is going on with them? >> yeah, it actually felt like the season or earnings came in above expectations and following they were able to be pretty low bar and estimates for earnings. revenues are down across the board. trading looks pretty weak this quarter. you also saw the prime client that left during the height of the worries of the market last year. the profits this time around.

lauren: global markets reacting to what the fed said yesterday. also signaling and turn back the massive bond holding. >> they are somewhat below target. relatively soon rather than saying at a specific point in time. global markets have taken into a pretty dovish statement. but i fell in. the euro shot up. government bond yields have fallen with pressure as well the relative difference in what you're hearing from the fed and ecb is sure in kenya and that is really putting a lot of pressure on the dollar.

3279 gold from "the wall street journal." thank you for your perspective. appreciate it. lauren: and right now, we will say good morning to maria bartiromo. maria, you will see a trifecta that. maria: it is amazing. it's so true to the market will not quit. we're watching ernie this morning and the impact on stock. stay with us for that. good morning, everybody. i maria bartiromo. happy thursday. your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. earnings on the wall street today. twitter with 5 cents a share for the social media site. we will bring in numbers as soon as they come in your right now how did that come the stocks of two and three quarters%. earnings week is jampacked with markets to all-time high. dow, nasdaq, s&p 500 at record levels yesterday and momentum continues this morning. dow industrial at 20 points. s&p announced