jellyfish 10 den is. i'm glad he tried to look like an alpha male in the video, leading like an alpha male would be a v cheryl: breaking news this morning. a white house briefing gets red-hot over a new policy to cut legal immigration. we will show you that. [cheers and applause] lauren: guitar reaches and closes above 22,000 for the first time in history. we will ask market strategist david nelson. u.s. stock market futures in the red. the dow pointing down below the 12-point mark. s&p nasdaq lower as well. lauren: britain's central bank meeting to talk about the economy. stocks opening to the downside

are the ftse down 12 points. train to the reading discredit elon musk our company. tesla stock up 12%. we are going to play the numbers and tell you what's going on. "fbn:am" starts right now. lauren: good morning. 5:01 a.m. in new york. thank you for joining us. i am lauren simonetti. train to good morning. i'm cheryl casone. 22,000. trying to really say they are today is the question? try until a lot of breaking news to tell you about. president trump endorsing a new immigration bill that make the system more merit-based for immigrants who speak english. while the measure would mean any number of employment taste cards

issued every year it would sharply reduce immigration based on family relationships. lauren: this proposal sparks a heated exchange between the policy adviser stephen miller and a cnn reporter. >> yes, they may learn in english later on in life. the whole notion that they have to learn english, are we going to bring great britain and australia? >> i have to say i am shocked that your statement that you think only people from great britain and australia with no english. it reveals your cosmopolitan bias to a shocking degree that in your mind. no, this is an amazing moment. this is an amazing moment he think only people from great britain or australia would speak english is so insulting to millions of hard-working immigrants who do speak english from all over the world.

jim, had honestly never met an immigrant from another country who speaks english outside of great britain and australia? is that your personal experience? that's what you said and it shows your cosmopolitan bias. >> -- the ethnic vote people into this country. >> that is one of the most averages come ignorant and foolish things you've ever said. lauren: adam shapiro has more from the white house. reporter: good morning, ladies spirit all the events, tax reform car racing the debt ceiling come immigration is now front and center with the president endorsing legislation that would streamline the legal immigration process into the united states. it does come with some controversy because some republican thumbnail are in favor of what has been proposed. it would cap refugees have 50,000 but also streamline a green card. steven miller, adviser to the president was speaking to

reporters than it got heated. take a listen. >> do not know the difference between green card policy and illegal immigration? the notion you think this is a racist bill is so wrong in so insulting. the reality is the foreign population into our country has quadrupled since 1970. that is a fact. reporter: the new legislation is designed to help americans at the lower end of the economic spectrum, those trying to get jobs and keep those jobs announced are you targeting african-americans and hispanic americans in those positions and trying to help them? >> we want to help african-americans in this country and get jobs. insinuations like jimmy trying to ascribe nefarious motives to a compassionate immigration measure designed to help newcomers encourage arrivals alike is wrong.

reporter: you can now add immigration to tax reform and raising the debt ceiling than everything else washington has on his plate when congress is going full steam in september. rack to you. lauren: adam shapiro, thank you. cheryl: after president trump signed that bill, the kremlin calling the move a full-scale trade war. moscow says it's meant to hope for better ties at the trump administration. >> those who invented this deal, they were thinking that they might change our policy. they were wrong as history many times proved. >> the villainous president trump's power, but he signed up for the sake of national unity. eliminating the flexibility, and makes it harder for the united states to strike deals for the american people.

kind of signed it with his eyes closed basically. lauren: good way to put it. also adding to friendlier territory tonight. traveling to west virginia for a campaign style rally. the event held in 9000 feet arena. in a state that trump easily won during the election. the president looking for goodwill from supporters and to create momentum for his domestic programs agenda appeared box business will bring you coverage of the rally on lou dobbs tonight at 7:00 eastern followed by kennedy at 9:00. cheryl: also in washington. attorney general jeff sessions job may be safe. trump administration sources confirming to fox news that john kelly the new white house chief of staff called sessions to tone the white house supported him and wanted him to remain at the justice department. president trump has criticized sessions for recusing himself from the investigation into russia's meddling in the

presidential election. meanwhile, the back drop sure to members of the senate judiciary committee to introduce legislation today to help special counsel robert mueller leaving the russian inquiry and that would also help mueller keep his job. cheryl: they are staying on russia. longevity in washington can be a trick again. lauren: particularly this year. awful announcing its second-quarter. cheryl: tracee carrasco joins us with more on that. >> good morning, ladies. a narrower than did loss on wednesday that double in the strong revenue driven by deliveries of its marvelous suvs. the concerns ahead of the arrival of the new model three. tesla stock has been on a run this year rising 50% of more than 6% in premarket trading

following the report. cheryl: speaking of elon musk in this company. the hyper lou, this big problem is made, how is he doing on that? reporter: one of the few tech startups hoping to create a transportation network of the future announced it has succeeded in tripling which travels through a tube in his bill for passengers or freight and recent 500-meter test outside of las vegas. it uses magnetic levitation to hover above the track much like an air hockey, speeds of 192 miles per hour. the company is ready to start talking to partners, customers and government about its technology. it is faster than an airplane. >> it will revolutionize transportation. mark zuckerberg, had a face that has hired someone important to run his team.

>> this could say a lot about the future. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan has hired joe bennison come a former top adviser to president obama and chief strategist at hillary clinton wins 2016 presidential campaign. reports say he will be a consultant for zuckerberg initiative. the philanthropic organization and this may be a sign they are pushing heavily into the political and policy world. cheryl: he said in the past is not interested in office, more and policy changes. reporter: has got a lot of humanitarian initiatives he's pushing. they are giving away 99% of their fortune. who knows. lauren: he's young. as he gets older he might say political office. train to thank you very much, appreciate it. we have a lot more coming up. did you miss that? sparks flew at the white house press roofing over plans for a new legal immigration policy.

[inaudible] >> do you really not know the difference between green card policy and legal immigration? you really don't know about? cheryl: we'll talk about that exchange and played again for you. the saudi run for the senate against kid rock with linda epstein. she is running against kid rock. here is a shocker. venezuelan officials hampered with the rewrite of the constitution. you would not believe how many of those were doctors there. after the 22,000 record close last night in the future slightly lower. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ horseheadswivellychair.com

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course the new president, president trump remembering yesterday a plan to cut illegal immigration sparked a lot of debate on both sides of the aisle. the proposal will raise wages, protect jobs for americans. here to weigh in on the proposal, linda abstained for the u.s. senate michigan. good morning. thank you for being up with us. we appreciate it. we should start with the factory business owner and am curious how you feel about the president's proposal yesterday as a business owner. >> absolutely. it's a family business guarded by my father's father 70 years ago this year and about the beautiful opportunity to oversee the business the last 15 years. it is a family affair in a labor of love. as a job creator, someone who assigns the front of a paycheck, i have seen the crippling effects of a broken taxation policy broken regulatory positions in this country and

the system of immigration that really has failed the citizens and american businesses. it is notably making promises on the campaign trail that he is following on those premises which is on the political side as well. they do play a major role in michigan agriculture industry. the farming industry is something you have to talk about on the campaign trail obviously. >> absolutely. agriculture is one of the pivotal that is service farmers across the lower peninsula for 30 years. we've heard a lot in the campaign trail from 100 farmers since we announced the campaign on may 22nd of this year. farmers in michigan are small business owners so they understand the issues of overtaxation, over regulation,

broken health health care systed issues of immigration reform. what is very important to note is the bill that the president's talking about is not publicly available, so a lot of this is speculation. we do know the agriculture industry in michigan is very excited about a pro-business candidate. deadly staten island november 2018. cheryl: i'm still kind of not clear here. this particular policy the president announced yesterday for what you know and could we not have specifics. this is how we are going to reshape the path to legal immigration in this country. whether it's green card workers, illegal immigrants in this country, there is an impact in assuming vehicle culture business. let's be clear. >> you make a very good point. it will affect the agriculture industry. one thing i've learned is a national circuit is it's very

important to not speculate in this president and the american people have benefited from a path to citizenship in this country and president trump wants to support that. it's excellent that is looking at the system and trying to find new opportunities to improve it. cheryl: let's talk about your run. you put out an ad aimed at someone in the primary. that is kid rock, musician. you say you wanted to team up with him. is that a campaign strategy in? >> we don't think it's odd at all. it's been met with great success statewide and nationally. kid rock comments on the race talking about debbie sabin now. feeling left behind an underrepresented in federal positions. it's excellent. it brings attention to the race.

a brilliant marketer, a brilliant man. i support efforts to unseat debbie sabin now. we have a lot of the same page roddick believes. cheryl: i'm not as great. we should say there is some small polls being put out there. now leaving the gop pack. he could actually, if he declares and intends to run, which he has not come at this point the polls are telling us he's the favorite. that's kind of a challenge for you, isn't it? he is not declared his candidacy and it's important to stick to those facts. his website is hosted by warner bros. he released at the same day he came out with this comment. in the end, it brings attention to the fact that michiganders are unhappy with debbie sabin now. >> that's overseen as well.

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lauren: looks pretty. this is not pretty. it interests you pay this the west was storms slam in the northeast and the midwest. lauren: ligature senior forecasts. janice dean, reporter: windstorms yesterday in the northeast. we had hail and damaging winds that god -- wayside damage across portions of new jersey, dozens of reports of hail and flash flooding. that is going to be the ongoing situation across the northeast not only today but through the weekend. you mention the west. some ways you're getting into the four corners, but not enough along the coastline and that is where we have heat advisory is in place. he warnings sent to seattle at the temperatures again surpassing 100 degrees. look at the forecast ties. surpassing 100 degrees across california on the northwest in a

little bit of a break in the heat, but not enough that's going to be an ongoing situation as we head into the weekend. watching that dori. in terms of storms come a significant cold front across the upper midwest and great lakes burning temperatures to record levels. 60s and 70s. storms over the gulf coast and florida remain in this rainy pattern on and off for the northeast as we head into saturday as well. back to you ladies. lauren: in the 60s, that's unbelievable. >> been as far south as the midwest. >> thank you. packing a lunch for the kids or maybe for yourself with healthy foods about to get a lot easier. we will sell target is making big changes to its kid who section. let's say at the airport you forgot to pick warm clothes. a down jacket, maybe?

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train to breaking news this morning. a white house briefing you can say is read out over a new policy to cut legal immigration. we will show you the deeds. [cheers and applause] it was party time on wall street as the dow barreled through the 22,000 levels for the first time ever. we've got those numbers. david nelson is here at the stake. lauren: u.s. stock market futures are down just slightly. down seven points but the nasdaq is up by two. cheryl: in europe, britain's central bank is waiting to talk about the economy and the british exit in the european union.

a live report from london. european stocks are mixed. lauren: vending machines are cheaper than stores when you're at the airport and you forgot to pack something warm, maybe a down jacket come you can go to a clothing filled vending machine. "fbn:am" starts right now. ♪ cheryl: 5:51 a.m. in new york. thursday, august 3rd. good morning i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. and lauren simonetti. i never forget the close. i forget the toiletries. it may be useful for the ac in the airport. president trump enforcing a new immigration bill that would change criteria for prioritizing green cards, making the system or merit pay skilled immigrants who do speak english. while the measure would maintain

the existing number of green cards issued every year, which are to reduce immigration based on family relationships. cheryl: proposal sparked a heated exchange between policy adviser stephen miller and a cnn reporter. >> they made their english as second language later on in life. this whole notion that they have to learn english before they get to the united states. are we going to bring in people from great britain and australia? >> i am shocked at your statement that you think only people from great britain and australia would know english. it reveals your cosmopolitan bias to a shocking degree that in your mind -- this is an amazing moment that you think only people from great britain and australia would speak english. it is so insulting to millions of hard-working immigrants who do speak english from all over

the world. jim, have you honestly never met an immigrant from another country who speaks english outside of great britain and australia? is that your personal experience? that's not what you said. it shows your cosmopolitan bias. >> the ethnic vote people out of this country. >> one of the most outrageous comment salting, ignorant and foolish things you've ever said. cheryl: adam shapiro has more from the white house. reporter: good morning, ladies. with all the events going on in washington, taxes or raising debt ceiling, immigration is now front and center with the president endorsing legislation that would streamline the legal immigration process into the united states. it does, controversy because not even republicans on the hill are in favor of what has been proposed. it would cap 50,000, but also streamlined who obtains a green card in its legal immigration.

steven miller, adviser to the president was speaking to reporters and it got heated. take a listen. >> you really not know the difference between green card policy and illegal immigration? the notion you think this is a racist bill is so wrong in so insulting. the reality is a foreign-born population into our country has quadrupled since 1970. that's a fact. mostly driven by green card policy. >> the new legislation is designed to help buffer the economic spectrum, those trying to get jobs and keep those jobs. are you targeting african-american and hispanic americans in the position in trying to help them in here? >> we want to help african-americans in this country and workers of all backgrounds get jobs. insinuations like jimmy trying to ascribe nefarious motives is

wrong. reporter: you can now add immigration and tax reform and everything else washington has on his plate. congress back going full steam and september. back to you. cheryl: on the agenda that's for sure. lauren: right after the kremlin calls the move a full war. and i do know this for better ties with the trump's administration. >> those who invent the deal, they were thinking that they might change our borders stay. in many times proved -- [inaudible] lauren: does russian ambassador to the u.n. president trump's power to lift the penalties, but trump says they signed up for the sake of national unity and added this statement by limiting the executive flexibility, the bill

makes it harder for the united states does write good deals for the american people. train to president trump now president trump now having to friendly territory. he will travel to west virginia for a campaign rally. the event held at 9000 feet arena in huntington in his state trump easily won during the election. the president is looking for goodwill from supporters and also to create momentum for the domestic programs agenda. live coverage of the rally, lou dobbs tonight starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern time from 7:00 to 9:00. all of that tonight. lauren: about vending machines because they're less tax. these days they are dispensing with inspectors. cheryl: i love stacks as well. that's it tracee carrasco this mac aficionado as well. >> iem. i would have stacks with me. what we do the next time you're at the airport and realize you forgot to pack your jacket?

thanks to the hit japanese clothing line you can now buy clothes from a vending machine. the new machines will sell shirts and ultralight down jackets will also be popping up as shopping malls or new york, houston and oakland a few of the places you find these. they are great for traveling. >> you think people get into this? >> you see best buy has them at airports where you forget that maybe your charger or headphones. maybe it might catch on. as you said, when you get called on the airplane, good idea. cheryl: now i'm going back to food again. they are removing fast food from the shelf. >> just in time. packing a lunch of healthy food would get easier at target. target announced they will cut artificial flavor preservatives, sweeteners, colors, artificial trans and high for those corn

syrup from brands of kids who. 75% of children snacks are additive free already. last year in an effort to clean up the stores food in the target set a goal to increase organic food by 25%. in 2017 the company surpassed 139% increase. lauren: snacks to coffee, starbucks wants you to bring a friend. >> akamai bring a friend. we should plan a date this afternoon. lauren: one of us is going to be left out. >> will grab someone else. 2:00 this afternoon, starbucks is offering a deal on moncada drinks. bring one espresso drink at regular price and get a second one free. it is valid at participating locations from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. today through august august 7th. cheryl: they should advertise that on tender.

let me for mocking out of us. >> may be a new partnership. lauren: thank you, tracee. cheryl: they've got a lot more coming up. it was all smiles. the dow closed for the first time last night ever. >> as you probably have noticed, the stock market hit an all-time record high over 22,000. cheryl: we will talk to market strategist david dowson as he buys into the rally. for more white house representative comey is going to have a lot of money to put in the stock market. we'll tell you about his big book deal he just signed. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ sweet home alabama ♪ where the skies are so blue ♪ sweet home alabama ♪ lord i'm coming home to you ♪

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cheryl: welcome back. and horrific gas explosion at a private christian school in minneapolis has killed at least two people. officials recovered a second body for the minnehaha academy last night. receptionist was killed and 81-year-old janitor who attended the school as a child is still missing. four people were injured, one seriously. contractors were working at the school at the time of the next

version. several planned in the school gym or not her. cheryl: scientists have edited viable human embryos to correct a disease causing can cause a heart condition. the result will raise ethical questions because they involve changes to the genes of, eggs are the embryos themselves. former fbi director james comey has signed a book deal about three months after he was fired by president trump. the book on leadership and decision-making will come out in spring of 2018. the amount of the deal not disclosed, but there are reports it is a multimillion dollars book deal. that is what is happening now. you get fired and make a little money. lauren: think the book is going to talk about other things, too. history in the making. the dow had 22,000 closed about

it for the first time ever. do you put more money into the market now are taken off the table? david nelson, chief strategist at belle plaine. good to see you. what's on the rally yesterday? >> what drove the rally? apple did a great quarter and everybody focused on technology, facebook, apple. boeing, the donald, the big drivers in the dow with a price weighted index. boeing certainly a big part of it. cheryl: within the bull market that started in march 2009. it continues. is it run its course? >> look, valuation is a pretty lousy market: a lot of people pull out of the market here. as long as the direction of profit is headed in the right direction, that's for him on board. we have a lot of catalyst to push even higher this year. those are our customers and that's great news for large multinationals.

the dow was down 725% and that dynamic as well. lauren: you are naming things that are good for the stock market they can push stocks higher. how much higher than 22,000 are we going to go? >> look, we need a little help for sure. washington has to get a lot better. washington is dysfunctional and that certainly called back the excitement certainly that we had earlier in the year off the heels of the election. tax reform could be a catalyst, but even that has been played down by senator mcconnell. he is looking at starting on that after labor day. lauren: some people say tax reform goes into 2018. we have the jobs report for the month of july friday morning, tomorrow morning. expectations they are going to be another report showed the employment rate continuing to fall, which is going up or we are not there yet. >> the key indicator you just

said is wages. the number likely to be a little bit soft to the adp report this week was a little soft. anything between 150 and 200 is good news for the economic cycle. cheaper than going forward would like to see wages climb. the consensus right now is .3% bump. lauren: futures flatlining right now. you think the market stays looking at the dow? >> predicting what the guy was going to do on a day-to-day basis. my crystal ball is good. it's not that good. lauren: we see investors not sure right now looking at the futures. we appreciate your within your crystal ball. >> thanks for having me. cheryl: coming up, sports is because the best team in baseball just stumbled. former cincinnati reds star pete rose in hot water.

jerrod maxton sports for some hot news for you coming up. the bank of england to talk about the british economy. the market isn't looking good there. how is the brexit going to fix the e.u.? u.s. stock index futures pointing to the slightly higher open, but we will take it. we will be right back. ♪ whoa that's amazing...

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lauren: welcome back. you know what they say, all good things come to an end including a rare streak for the l.a. dodgers. cheryl: jerrod max is here with all the details. >> a couple of streaks came to an end. in baseball there is a lot of back and forth on the scorecard but not in the l.a. dodgers this year. second inning last night, cody bellinger hit his 30th home run, but the dodgers on top when nothing. then when the major league record 53 great games this year in which they held the lead at any point. streak over. the braves call and flowers and sprout in the wind streak at nine games. baseball's all-time hit leader was going to be inducted into the philadelphia phillies wall of fame next week and as voted by the fans. we'll not get inducted during

alumni weekend due to recent events. a lawsuit that contends petrus have a relationship for several years in the 1970s that the young women under 16. soldier field in chicago last night. tim howard against international powerhouse in a scoreless tie broken in the 59 minutes in only a couple minutes left in regulation becomes a tie score. the header put in with a quarter cake in her linda city. then it went to penalty kicks and in the end victory goes to the legendary bottler betrayed. from football, are you ready for some football? exhibition season comes tonight. a method dallas cowboys owner jerry jones and kurt warner. tonight cowboys taking on the cardinals in camden, ohio.

the nfl preseason stay healthy. none of discussion this past week over whether or not baltimore agents would sign: kaepernick. espn published a story that said john harbaugh supported sending kaepernick, but not by ravens owner team to shoddy. they took the social media and tried to clear things up saying there's not much going on here. we didn't really find out what the deal is with a whole lot of back and forth. going through the process they've not made a decision. the shoddy is not told us we can't i appear to whole lot of back and forth. all that remains is colin kaepernick is unsigned. >> he wasn't exactly playing great football to begin with. >> they want to see all the fans expected and then there is this back-and-forth. he still doesn't have a job. legendary football coach died yesterday. two-time champion notre dame

considered among the holy trinity of coaches in south bend. john raises only 67. the quarterback for the gators also tampa bay thought india and its state died tuesday cause of death is under investigation. you know what today is? cheryl: i don't want to think about it. >> august 3rd. 40 years ago today guess who entered our world? cheryl: tom brady. ♪ happy birth day to you. >> most guys, if you can't admire or respect tom brady like john lennon said, you're just a jealous guy. lauren: do you know how he feels about being 40? >> i was trying this morning. is there a person out there who has their fellow man you guys was like what i most like to have? who else is there right now?

>> he is a fabulous quarterback. >> you've got it all. five super bowl rings. a couple of mvps. all the money. lauren: jared max, thank you so much. fox news has led 20 for seven on fox news channel 115. cheryl: we've got a lot more coming up at the bank of england meeting today. we'll have a live report from london coming out. ♪ you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. is

a cheryl: the bank of england meeting today. investors watching for signs of an interest rate increase the above spring in riva gold at "the wall street journal." good morning. this meeting, how's closely watched as a wonder we expecting to hear from them? >> good morning. so they call super thursday here in the u.k. the great decision, press conferences and you've got fresh inflation. excerpt patients are not for a great race today although you never know for sure what the bank of england will do. the market was surprised last time around the three members dissented in favor of raising rates. people are watching that.

really carefully today for the direction to see where monetary policy is headed in the u.k. months ahead. lauren: there were predictions of doom and gloom for great britain after the european union. still looking like doom and gloom? >> yeah, so initially, the initial doom and gloom people were gained right after the u.k. vote did not come to fruition. businesses and consumers held up okay. more recently, growth has been slowing and the rise in inflation has put a squeeze on consumers that's really been kind of an overhang on the u.k. economy. the bank of england has a tough balancing act between rising inflation and slowing growth that but didn't quite a conundrum. train for waking up this morning i was wondering why they were reflecting the party we had in the u.s. last night. we will see how that shakes out. thank you, regal gold. >> thanks for having me. >> entries to see if that

continues today. we're not sure if we have the jobs report tomorrow. 22,000 is the bit level. since the election. 4000 dow points to the upside. cheryl: it's a party last night in a party this morning. i'm a guy everybody just. maria: we sure do. $4 trillion in value. pretty significant. happy thursday, everybody. good morning to you. i maria bartiromo. thursday, august 3rd. stories at 6:00 a.m. berlin on this morning, apple driving the dow to 22,000 for the first time ever yesterday. this is the 302nd record close of the year. looks like a continues this morning. the rally a bit early with the nasdaq in negative territory said to open up another 50 points further in uncharted territory. european indices look like this. investors weighed in on the bank of england