joe, and mercedess, thank you. that's it for us tonight. dr. sebastian gorra and lieutenant tony scha fer will be our guest fired, harvey weinstein is out at his own company after allegations of sexual harassment. now looking to change his name. lauren: president trump has major plans for immigration changes to congress in exchange for extending the obama air daca illegally. trained to do for straight positive for your money. futures pointing to a positive open. lauren: stocks they are opening next. trying to initiate japan market

open for a holiday. investors return to get buy button. the kospi up 1%. lauren: attention wal-mart shoppers. you can jump to the front of the line. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. monday, october 9th. columbus day. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: are we still calling it that? cheryl: yeah. i had a great day sunday in staten island, new york. lauren: she's here with money of energy which is pretty amazing. cheryl: a lot of fun. [inaudible conversations] legendary hollywood producer harvey weinstein now. the company's board saying it has informed him his employment was terminated effective immediately.

his brother, bob weinstein days after "the new york times" reported piece titled sexual harassment lawsuits with at least eight women. cheryl: allegation stretch back decades coming for mattresses and former employees of the companies. as a political choice come at major democratic donor with chris murphy saying his party should give back donations received from weinstein. >> this is a pretty bright guy who did some really awful things. if people need for the money to be returned in order to make it clear that they want nothing to do with him and his behavior, probably a smart move. cheryl: they are going to donate money from weinstein to cherry. the company reportedly planning to change its name. lauren: also breaking overnight come the president trump sending congress to 70 item listed new

demands in exchange for protecting dreamers. they include overhauling the green card system, cracked and unaccompanied minors entering the u.s. and building a border wall along the southern border. the president requesting funds to hire immigration judges, prosecutors plus 10,000 additional isolations. the president announced the end last month giving congress six months to come up with legislation to help so-called dreamers brought to the country illegally. a hundred thousand dreamers from deportation. train to talking about that in just a little day. over the weekend, a war of words on twitter. president trump and bob corker erupting. the president treated bob corker gave us the reindeer and that's about it. health care, tax cuts, reform from the people that get the job done. this comes after senator corker tweeted it's a shame the white house has become an adult day care center. someone missed a shift this

morning. lauren: the president sent several treats such as this one did bob corker made to me to enlist in and i said no because he could not win without my endorsement. he also wanted to be secretary of state. i said no thanks. he's also largely a responsible. didn't have the guts to run. senator corker said in an interview at "the new york times" that the president is treating the presidency like a reality show. [inaudible conversations] will see if either one of those gentlemen keep the fight going this morning. just one week after stephen paddock carried out the worst shooting massacre, gun control dominated discussion on the sunday morning political shows. >> would you be okay with

banning bump stock? >> but we've said it's been very clear that if something transfers a semantic function, not to be regulated differently. fully automatic for regulated differently. if something copies into a fully automatic they should be regulated as well. >> regulations are going to do it. we need a law. it can be changed by another president. right now we see one president change actions of the president that came before him. now it happened in this area and i hope americans step up and say enough is enough. >> every historical review of his behavior indicates he was a rational man. and yet he prepared over an extended period of time a totally irrational act. now, this sounds like someone either totally demented behavior which he never evidenced for

someone who is sending the message. cheryl: meanwhile, federal investors returned as they continue to look for and noted. several remaining local hospitals this morning. lauren: wal-mart making the shopping experience easier and faster. cheryl: tracee carrasco joining us of headlines this morning. >> good morning, ladies. this will cut back on headaches because you're able to use the wal-mart ad to speed up and returned the process for items you order online. you can select which you are returning, get the reason why nk qr code. a special mobile expressing for people who do this and when you get to the store you'll the store you go to fast-track the process, skip the line at customer service. and you're on your way. that's it. cheryl: i'm not from new york, but i become the impatient new yorker. the procter & gamble board has a huge vote coming up. what's going on?

tracee: the hedge fund has been trying to get elected to procter & gamble board of directors. the shareholder voted upon the p&g the largest company with buybacks tomorrow. they don't agree on how the company should move forward and want them to switch to niche brands instead of time, johnny and pampers. the payment is late to p&g's turnaround. lauren: will fall about one. america needs on a train to recycle clothes. tracee: turning garbage into clothes. lauren: and we want to buy that? tracee: yes. maybe. achilles and repairs to make close from cutting room scraps that would have otherwise ended up in landfills. the brain said each piece is one-of-a-kind with handstitched

recycled fabric and is part of an effort to cut down on waste. prices range from 48 to $128 will be available in select american eagle stores on thursday. lauren: so it's not dirt cheap. train for now, but it's one-of-a-kind. train to digital patcher genes when you're growing up? >> you tigers out. >> those are expensive. lauren: readouts ongoing joke is how much were those? you don't want to know, dad. train to white house staffers pretty busy over the weekend. announcing major changes to the country's immigration system in exchange for protecting the dreamers. critics say the president himself is dreaming. this is coming out of moscow. the local market causing several cars to explode. you are watching "fbn:am."

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indigenous people's day. cities like los angeles and seattle have decided to remove the holiday from their calendars. all of this is brad is a left wing group was planning a campaign to deface or destroy columbus monuments nationwide. reuters reported that honeywell to report a split into companies as early as this week. texture is planning to spend their turbocharger business into one of the other companies. honeywell declined comment on the report. more than 3000 people evacuated when a huge fire broke out in a shopping center. about 100 firefighters deployed to battle the blaze. how several cars in the underground parking garage to explode and send huge plumes of smoke they could be seen in the area several miles away. many injuries have been reported and that is what is happening now. cheryl: incredible picture. a lot of smoke. president trump unveiled what is

being called the toughest immigration crackdown in american history. the new list of demands could derail the dreamers deal. coeur d'alene is congresswoman jan hayworth, member of the independent women's forum director in the donald jay trump for president advisory board. good morning. >> good morning, cheryl. let's go back to his meeting with checking ncic treated. does the president really have a true deal on dreamers or was this just the democrats trying to push forward their agenda? >> i think it is likely or the latter, cheryl. the president is a man who understands how to negotiate. he really truly wants to get all the parties together and wants to pass legislation. the slate of initiatives that the white house is proposing our commonsense initiatives to help protect our security, make sure we are dealing fairly with people who enter the country

illegally and with our citizens who are here to need a government that will treat these issues responsibly. cheryl: let's show our viewers is divided up what is in this new proposal if they are waking up this morning unaware of what we are talking about. first there needs to be included in any deal they say the immigration plans going forward funding for the border wall. they wall. they want to make century city section cargo, los angeles, san francisco illegally, crack down on minors that that document and more agents at the nation's borders. do you think some of these will be nonstarters for democrats and republicans? >> they probably will be because some democrats have said senator schumer has made very clear that he disapproves increase border security is based in the form of a physical wall and i don't know why he would be opposed to that

because again that is a common sense way to make sure our southern border, which is highly folder evolved actually is protected. our border agents and case ages tell us that we need better physical security to augment bitter securities including better prosecution or better prosecution over judges, more capabilities so they can protect americans and make sure people inclined or attempted to enter this country illegally don't do it. that's actually more compassionate than believe it or not. cheryl: the president is using the power of money and some of these proposals whether it's mandating companies used across the nation, meaning they have to verify the status of those people they do hire, but also kind of a bully pulpit measure but it may just work. pulling federal funding from cities that declare themselves sanctuary cities.

might actually get some traction. cheryl: absolutely. that is the cities going against federal law, refusing to help our legitimate legal authorities to enforce the law and they put every other american at risk because there's no way to control the traffic out of sanctuary cities. it's entirely sensible and entirely fair for the federal government to withhold funding from cities to refuse to cooperate. cheryl: what about, we still say kids, many are no longer children, some in early 20s and early 30s. 600,000 are still under the dreamers program. even the president himself at times whether the campaign trail or president had discussed a comfort level as you throw in these young people out of the country. do you think he's dead set on this particular part?

>> i think there is broad support for again a compassionate approach to young people who through no fault of their own were brought to this country as minors and consider themselves to be american. i applaud the president for taking actions that are meant to enforce and reinforce our laws and our national security, border security and it sensible commonsense immigration laws and also allow for compassionate approach to these young people who consider themselves to be at home in this country. cheryl: real quick cover 20 seconds to do. one of the things they want to do is green cards based on merit. the business community is going to apply this. what's the political side? >> a lot of democrats in particular find this objectionable. this is common sense, cheryl.

we have a lot of opportunities in this country. ideally what we seek to do is grow our economy so much that we could well put more and more immigrants than as workers to participate in the economy with american citizens who also deserve to have first dibs on the jobs that are here. train to demand van hayworth, always great to have you on the show. cheryl: hurricane nate downgraded. adam klotz has a look about where it is headed now. stocks looking at a higher open this morning. columbus day with a third quarter earnings season getting underway this week. up 25 points. you are watching "fbn:am."

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cheryl: country singer jason l. dean performing on "saturday night live" over the weekend after terrific attacks occurred at his concert in las vegas. >> we hurt for you and we her with you. you can be sure we are going to walk through these tough times together every type of the way. because when america is at its best, are bonded our spirit is unbreakable. cheryl: jason aldean when i'm too performed and honor the spirit of the vegas survivors. another tribute coming up later on in the show. lauren: hurricane nate hitting

biloxi, mississippi yesterday. downgraded to tropical storm now headed out to the east coast papering her brother. lauren: fox meteorologist adam klotz has been tracking name. a lot of damage done in mobile and biloxi, adam. reporter: that's right. no data from a tropical storm in the last couple minutes to post tropical cyclone. what does that mean? basically every instrument this point. winds of 50 miles an hour. very fast mover now moving northeast at 60 miles an hour. i was running up against the mid-atlantic. yesterday talking about all the damage he was doing along the gulf coast today. before too much longer, the pattern is going to track on out and by the time we get into the overnight hours tonight, going to be basically done. the future radar you can see all

the action from d.c. to philadelphia and new york. ran into new york city by 10:00 or 11:00 and you continue to watch the large system to boston, portland, maine. by the time we get to the overnight hours, the system completely gone. the fastest moving hurricane would never see moving hurricane would never see them move through the gulf of mexico. actually experienced just the other day. a couple of spots and at this point isolated to one where there's still flood advisory with potential where you can see some standing water on roadways as it moves across the region. you are looking widespread perhaps an inch or two inches of rain were over this thing moves. a couple areas you can still get three or four inches as it continues to track its way to become a larger, more spread out storm. winds continued to back down. as far as tropical at tv depots, there isn't anything to be concerned about right now. we are getting closer and closer

to the end of the tropical season. when you look statistically it is looking less and less likely of fires. it's been so active so far, we are certainly paying attention here for the last month or so. cheryl: i'm holding my breath during your report at this point. >> they fire up it seems like every week. cheryl: adam klotz and the weather center. adam, thank you. lauren: it took 25 years with the blade runner sequel made its debut this weekend. >> either side is no law, you can't award. lauren: just the top five, but did come in below expectations. american eagle things who pay top dollar for clothing made out of garbage. on this columbus day, markets or, markets are opened and traded to the upside. dow futures up 21 points. we will be right back.

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tradition that composite gaining three quarters of 1%. cheryl: it took 35 years today, but the blade runner sequel has a disappointing debut at the box office. "fbn:am" starts right now. 5:30 a.m. in new york trade monday, october 9th grade happy columbus day. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. a friend of mine saw blade runner into like it said it was great. tranter ryan goslin dissented. cheryl: he's great. a lot of braking is to get to include ms. the weinstein company has fired harvey weinstein. the board of directors saying that some funds had employment has been terminated affect it immediately. the board includes his own

brother after "the new york times" reported that weinstein settles sexual sexual harassment lawsuits at the least a winning. lauren: these allegations stretch back for decades of those former employees of this company. winds can also major democratic donor and has been since 1992. connecticut senator chris murphy says the party should give back donations they receive from weinstein. >> this is a pretty bad guys who did some really awful things. if people need for the money to be returned in order to make it clear that the entities that receive them want nothing to do with head and his behavior, probably a smart move. lauren: nearly all the money went to democrats. chuck schumer and several of his colleagues say they will donate the money to charity. meanwhile, the weinstein co. reportedly planning to change his name. cheryl: quite a story breaking over the weekend.

also breaking over the weekend, president trump sending congress a 70 item listed demand in exchange for protecting the dreamers are they include overhaul in the green card system, cracked down of unaccompanied minors entering the country and building a wall along the southern border. the president requesting the funding will be used to hire hundreds of immigration judges, prosecutors and build the wall and also wants to hire 10,000 additional ice ages. the president announcing the end of daca. coming up with legislation to help the dreamers. he came up to protect the 500,000 dreamers with deportation and in d.c. right now they are about to get going on debate on what to do with the dreamers. his timing was certainly interesting. train to guess it was that the timing of this twitter feed interesting as well. if you're on twitter or rhythmic and you notice an escalating fight between president trump

and bob corker. the president treated yesterday about corker gave the iran deal and that's about it. we need health care, tax cuts, reform, people that can get the job done. this comes after senator corker treated it's a shame the white house has become an adult day care center. someone always say mr. morning shift this morning. train to office started hours earlier. senator bob corker begged me to endorse him for reelection in tennessee. i said no when he dropped out, said he could not win with my endorsement. city also wanted to be secretary of state. i said no thanks. it's also largely responsible for the horrendous iran deal. i would fully expect of the state in the way of the agenda. didn't have the guts to run. after all this, senator corker gave an interview that he said the president is treating the presidency like a reality show.

lauren: quite a treat storm on sunday morning. a week after stephen paddock carried out the worshiping massacre in u.s. history killing 15 people at a concert, gun control is dominating the discussion on the sunday morning political shows. >> would you okay with banning bump stock's? and that's what we said is very clear that something transfers a semiautomatic to function like fully automatic about to be regulated differently. if something copies a semiautomatic into a fully automatic that should be regulated as well. >> regulations are going to do it. we need a law. it can't be changed by another president. right now we see one president change actions of a president they came before him and that would have been in this area and i hope americans would step up and say enough is enough. >> he was a rational man and

never historical review of his behavior in the case he was a rational man. so is his girlfriend. and yet he prepared over an extended period of time a totally irrational act. now this sounds like someone either totally demented of behavior which he never evidenced by someone who sending a message. >> they went back to search different products on yesterday as they continue to search for the motive. cheryl: despite a lower than expected opening, -- cheryl: tracee carrasco with more on that another headlines. i want to see blade runner. do you? tracee: i do, but not even write goslin and harrison ford could help out here. 204920 sequel to the 1982 sci-fi classic came in number one this weekend but didn't quite meet

expectations. it brought in $31.5 million. this is a good news considering it costs $150 million to make. train to a lot of people spending more money on netflix and not going. tracee: did get good reviews like your friend said. lauren: does suffer a major because a racist god. tracee: this didn't turn out well for them. douglas apologizing for his facebook ad that says miss the market representing women of color. the ad showed a black woman wearing a brown shirt remover top to reveal a white woman wearing a lighter colored shirt. it shows the psycho woman removing her show show a third woman is a woman of a third color. it has since been deleted and huge backlash online. cheryl: you never know. these companies have to be careful. very excited about this.

knew about user here. transfer they are. apple launches new emerges this week. get ready for zombies, several more. the mejia update with the body. they are called the consortium who set the global standard and be sure they can work across software platform. cheryl: one group of people. >> they have to make sure they were. google, some of their energies look a little blob like. lauren: confession, i've never used an analogy. cheryl: what? who are you? lauren: i know. tracee: i like getting them from people. lauren: thank you, tracee. lauren: would make it back, jpmorgan chase, citigroup closed today that report on the third-quarter later this week.

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cheryl: welcome back. let's get you caught -- the executive order that would expand health care options for individuals. people in groups could then together and buy insurance beyond state lines which reporters would increase competition. the orbital target americans to buy on coverage or receive it from working at all or companies. deutsche bank ceo rob cryan and chairman paul lechner, "the wall street journal" says he doesn't want to engage with their biggest shareholders. chinese conglomerate hma. the company 10% is a big chunk. he helps blue hma to take this taken deutsche bank. a trailer for "star wars" last jedi is going to debut between the minnesota vikings and chicago bears.

they are going to hit theaters on december 15th. i won't be awake for those tickets but i'm going to try anyway. that's brilliant for tonight. the record highs on friday for the markets that the s&p 500 did chalk up its fourth weekly gain. let's bring in gary b. smith, president of fox news contributor. good morning. what are you expecting from third-quarter earnings? >> i think earnings are going to kill it. you can feel the excitement in the air. stocks that are going to be kicked off friday, jpmorgan, they are going to annihilate them. i don't know if they will be lofty expectations, but i expect they will. they are almost in many regards back to the pre-crisis, citibank

alone is that 52%. that's amazing. cheryl: what makes you say banker needs a beat too long. any damage from hurricanes? interest rates going higher is positive. >> you need to look at one thing. people are spending, businesses are expanding their real estate continues to be strong and getting stronger. they want to go and get landing. what they borrowed what the land and people want money, basically the only place together from its banks. that's why they're going to do

well. lauren: what about technology? a breakout performer this year. >> here is one great fact. i just realized -- there was none out there. netflix i love. why? i don't even know what it is. i just paid every month. facebook or nature long because they being different from everyone else. i'm getting annoyed at facebook. i understand how they make money instead but i'm using it less and less admirable if i am, let us other people are also. apple, i just bought a new iphone. i'll continue to buy excellent. i love apple. lauren: five amazon, netflix, how are you feeling about google?

>> i love google. i use it every day. my own personal mantra is i don't buy stocks i don't spend money on. i don't pay a dollar for google. a something better came on to think it's a great company. not for me. >> if you want to check your netflix, they did increase prices. just so you know, trying to help you out. i want to talk about some people are calling a controlled crime for the market. we can then send a broader market has been up for weeks in a row, but in the time it has even gained 2%. a small move to the inside. would you make of that? >> i'm glad you asked. this morning as bullish as i am on the economy. lauren: all people talk about is how they're killing in the

market. i'm not talking about the financial area. i'm not talking about your everyday friends of mine, people have other jobs they talk about how excited they are and how much money they're making. people say not that they are making money, but they are so giddy that they are talking about it. that is a warning sign. they keep going up way early, fantastic. we might be a little bit tough. trend very good to see you, sir. have a great day. >> event, thanks. cheryl: it was a big weekend in sports. off of different sports. our star pass rusher and then the game. in baseball, the new york yankees hung on to win their playoff games. jared max has all those highlights coming out. cheryl: you know what that song

is. florida gator football fans pay tribute to local hero tom petty. taken a look at features on this monday. slightly higher open. you are watching "fbn:am."

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in remembrance of the late rock legend tom petty. nearly the entire game sing and i won't back down before the fourth quarter. of course the native of gainesville, florida and he died one week ago today at the age of 66. >> what a salute. cheryl: what a great tribute. bob, there is jared. peyton manning got his number 18 jersey retired by the indianapolis colts yesterday and vice president pence was there, but. >> what a day. vice president pence in second lady around lucas oil stadium by the time they retired the jersey at halftime because he left shortly after the national anthem. the vice president treated this photo. while he was doing this, several members of the san francisco 49ers deal during the star-spangled banner while vice

president pence tweeted we're proud to stand with oliver coles, soldiers, flag and national anthem, a bunch of: kaepernick's former teammates took a different approach. the vice president left the statement. i left today because potus and i will not dignify any event that disrespects are soldiers, fought for national anthem at a time when so many americans are inspiring our nation with their courage, resolve and resilience. now more than ever we should rally around our flag and everything that unite us that while everyone is entitled to their own opinions it's not too much to ask nfl players to respect the flag and our national anthem. i stand with our soldiers and i will always stand for our flag and our national anthem. cheryl: good for him. >> strong. president trump said i asked a vp pens to leave the stadium if any yield disrespected our country. i'm proud of him and second lady karen. remember he kneeled before the

national and an in response to the president telling owners fire those as obese if they kneel. last night, jerry jones said this. let me be clear. the national football league needs to do in the david dallas need to do is stand for the flag. we are going to do that. peyton manning has a statue now outside of the cold for his former team went into overtime yesterday against the san francisco 49ers and kicked the game-winning field goal in the colts take it. a rough day in the nfl. two of the league's most recognizable faces when done with serious injuries. jj wyatt has raised over $37 million for victims of hurricane harvey. he suffers a broken leg. he has done for the season. china wide receiver odo barkin junior fractured his ankle yesterday and the giants lost to the los angeles chargers, left the tears and train field in tears. giants are now: five.

cowboys packers, dallas would go in for, 31 to 28. that's enough time for aaron rodgers. the green bay quarterback gets his team down the field and with 11 seconds to go the game-winning touchdown. good morning, new york yankees fans. the team lives to see another day. the giant home run after fantastic to not go through the peace corps wanted nothing victory. aaron judge rubs cleveland of a home run and craig berg would go d. set up for a quadruple header today. yankees play the red sox also for sticky number. we are still alive. >> i'm really upset about jj wyatt. all the money he raised for hurricane harvey pitt downs. >> o'dell might be done for the

season. did you love the tom petty song? >> that was great. i wish they would've stayed on the air longer. it was a great game but the gators lost. lauren: thank you, jared. he can catch fox news words headlines 24/7 sirius xm channel 115. he's got a future. cheryl: the question on everybody's mind over in europe, it's been holding it together after thousands of countries rally in barcelona against a bid. a live report from london coming up.

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from the catalan president has asked to speak tomorrow to address parliament on tuesday we don't know exactly what to expect there. a lot of things heating up although from an adjustment when you an adjustment point of view, people seem to be kind of tightly bound these tensions and markets this morning. cheryl: at least some of the tension is dialed back. wow, riva gold. you're watching a pretty big fall this morning. >> absolutely enormous. the market seems to take in a pretty serious dance and what happens when you have this kind of escalating tension between the u.s. and turkey. both countries sort of decline to offer non-immigrant visa to the citizen spirit that sent on a plug-in already a currency that suffers rather large deficit. pretty big news i believe hovering around a record low right now. cheryl: thanks for all the information.

we appreciate it. >> dancer having me. cheryl: dataset or rice on "fbn:am." happy columbus native all of you. rupert and maria bartiromo. born in safari starts right now. maria: good morning, everybody. and maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. top stories right now at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. president trump working on fixing on immigration as we get to make major changes to the current system. will democrats play ball? we break down the demand coming out. remember the victims, the las vegas strip was dark exactly one week after gunmen killed 58 people during a country concert at the mandalay bay hotel. >> i just remember it was like white was like whey powder almost hitting the concrete and just watching the rounds hit right next to us and like how is he so accurate. i just remember them looking at my