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rallying board to your rallying from a too good gains in europe. trade to investors in asia keeping a close eye in a crucial meeting of chinese communist party leaders. taking a look at the shanghai composite up about a quarter%. >> day two of the meeting gets underway in just a few hours. the question remains can delete amid continuing controversy? "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: it is 501 am in new york said wednesday, october 18th. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. lauren simonetti. thank you very much. what we call it about faith when we discuss health care this morning? cheryl: different messages coming from president trump and officials of the white house. lauren: a white house official saying president donald trump now opposes the alexander murray

bipartisan agreement of health care happening just hours after the president called the proposal a short-term solution. this is that the proposal by republican senator lamar alexander and patty murray says. their plan would continue federal subsidies to insurance companies to reduce payments for lower income americans for two years and just a flexibility to avoid some obamacare what coverage requirements. the next step for them is enough support to push their plan through congress. cheryl: on top of the budget and everything else. and then president trump once again pitching tax reform in his speech to the heritage foundation last night. >> let's give our country the best christmas present of all, massive tax relief. this is our opportunity to unleash a new middle class america. train to the president said it

would lift the economy to hike that seems in the ronald reagan administration. cheryl: the senate voted 50 to 47 yesterday to move ahead of the republican budget plan. it sets up about 202,018 budget which would permit republicans to tax-cut later this year adding up to $1.5 trillion to the national debt over the coming decade. cheryl: well, the great hollywood mogul harvey weinstein has resigned from the board of the weinstein company. the board standing by its decision to fire weinstein as chief executive of the company in october 8th. weinstein has been accused of sexual assault, and harassment by 30 women but denies having nonconsensual sex with anyone. lauren: his younger brother, bob weinstein is also accused of sexual harassment by female producers. spike tv said now investigating

allegations against bob weinstein as well. train to the story keeps unfolding as harvey weiss dean going to take legal action against the company that he cofounded? misty mare is joining us with more on this. >> good morning. thanks for having me. cheryl: teensy reporting that his contract basically allowed for him to make payments if he was charged claims against them for sexual harassment but he could keep his job. all this has come to light that he's been fired. does he have a strong case? >> it's actually shocking because you would think he would have been a leverage to say that his termination was not appropriate given what has come out so far. in this situation come it is dictated by the contract. cheryl, interesting contact cause your accounts ahead of time for any sort of sexual harassment allegations that said

if you're accused of sexual harassment the first time is worth this amount of money. the second time this amount of money. because it is contemplated in the contract from a weinstein may have a case. trane studios 22% of the company. it's been clear basically to offer him the code of conduct. the argument could be made here by his attorney, patty glaser. we haven't heard officially if they are going to file but we expect that the next couple days. basically she can say at least he doesn't come back to the company but there's a huge financial settlement he cashes out, changes the name is all forgotten. >> that's probably what you'll see because when you have a situation that could result and will likely result in this extrapolated litigation, the company probably just wants to move on. you will likely see that scenario. a golden parachute payout to weinstein tedious resolve the.

but it is a really interesting fact in something that's weeks to weinstein's favorite that this issue is contemplated. it wasn't unknown to the company. they thought about it in advance. cheryl: may see, there are investigations underway in new york and london. who knows, maybe more will sprout at. not just an issue of a criminal lawsuit. he may face criminal charges because the statute of limitations which make their debut women from filing, but they can be brought. >> civil cases can be brought again. that will pinch on statute of limitations issues. the two-year statute of limitations of claims coming out of new york so it's all going to depend on that. i think we are going to see a flurry of claims coming out in the civil sector. as he pointed out, criminal charges are not occluded although they might he unlikely.

in the wake of bill cosby, many think including california got rated ratchet of limitations for sexual assault. new york come in the thing in 2005. the claims that fall underneath that, it's possible he could be prosecuted criminally as well. cheryl: viewers saying that bill cosby case is the benchmark to look at what could be the future in a criminal courtroom against harvey weinstein, rape accusations. >> that is why it's going to be wiped difficult as we saw with bill cosby. we all sat on her edge of our seats has unfolded its different age accusations and and allegations together convention. we saw that resulted in a mistrial. as time goes on it becomes harder and harder to prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt by the prosecution. train to misty marris, that's fascinating. thank you. lauren: the nfl annual meeting continues today, day two.

the burning question remains, can they find a solution to the controversy? cheryl: some of the headlines making news. you were at the meeting yesterday. what did you hear? >> permission or someone give an update after the meeting with the issue player is kneeling national anthem was expected to be the focal point. when asked about making the nfl players stand for the national anthem, here is what he said. >> we did not ask for that. we spent a day talking about the issues better players have been trying to bring attention to about issues in our communities, to make our community better. that was the entire focus today. lauren: they didn't get to it. the meeting set to continue in new york city and we'll see if there will be some sort of compromise to end its controversial protests.

cheryl: pages doesn't stop. moving onto amazon. a top executive is out. >> the head of amazon boasts up to yesterday coming days after beans ended over allegations of sexual harassment. producer of the man in the high castle said he repeatedly propositioned her. she told him as somewhat happen at the time but no action was ever taken. so he's out. lauren: it's a scandal that developing quite frankly. you always bring us an unusual story and this is an auction at an airport. tracee: yes. you ever wonder what they do with those items you leave behind at the tsa line? a loss of one item at pittsburgh international airport to get her now. instead they are thrown for a good cause. we are talking, iphone, watches had been up with new

owners which attracts hundreds of visitors every year. one of the biggest items left behind at the airport, get this, cars. about a dozen vehicles abandoned at the airport up for auction. one woman walked by with a jeep wrangler. >> you go for a flight and a come back? cheryl: that's fascinating. i had no idea. thanks, tracee. who knew. i love it when she does those stories. coming up, a big question going on this morning. is there a deal or not a deal to fix obamacare? 25 senators got their own guilt. according to white house officials, the president opposes the deal after initially being in support of the deal. we are going to go through all this with you coming out. a security guard that were shot by the mass murder in las vegas has reappeared, but there's

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cheryl: welcome back. let's let's get you caught up on what's happening now. a federal judge in hawaii has bought a new travel bans and a ban on people from six mostly muslim countries is likely

unlawful. mr. judge eric watson issued a temporary restraining order that prohibits the trump administration from enforcing it. the white house issued a statement saying today's dangerously flawed district court order undercuts the efforts to keep the american people safe and enforce minimum security standards for entry into the united state. they are vowing to appeal. two chicago police officers involved in the mass removal from a doctor from the flight have been fired. investigation said the officers mishandled the situation and used excessive force. the video you are seeing a viral in april showing officers dragging a bloody dr. david dowd on the plane. two other agents suspended after an investigation. the security guard shot while confronting the las vegas shooter is not missing after all. mgm resort says they just want privacy.

that didn't last very long. on generous and campos will appear on her show later today to break his silence. >> i felt a burning sensation. i went to go lift a leg up and i saw the blood. that's when i called again on my radio that shots had been fired. cheryl: privacy, lauren, but it's going to be on the ellen show later today. lauren: maybe he can fill in the confusion we have of that timeline of what went down. anyway, this is interesting. senate democrats and republicans finally make a deal on obamacare to reinstate federal agents to insurers. president trump received a lot of criticism when he cut those off last week, but now is getting praise from an unlikely source to senate minority leader chuck schumer. >> we've been negotiating since august and frankly after the president did what he did, negotiations got better.

lauren: but now the president says he opposes the bill. let's bring in gop strategists? the kodiak. what exactly is going down? why would the president opposes bipartisan bill? >> i think since the deal has been announced it's not clear this is a bill that can pass the house. and so, that is the challenge. you have the republican study committee, obviously the house freedom caucus, hardline groups of conservatives. their leader seems to be negative about this. this may be the opening ante on this particular deal. basically undoes the executive order president trump sand yesterday which ends the so-called bsr payment which allowed them to lower premiums for sick and poor people who are in the exchange.

it may not be enough. it creates flexibility to states and does allow for plans which are cheaper. i don't know that it's enough that i'll probably have to get a good number of republicans in the house to have any viability. lauren: it's interesting because in the house that's where they did pass her pill for obamacare. i guess this bipartisan plan is for republicans or at lease some of them with endorsement of obamacare and they can't get behind that. >> that's really the challenge. it puts back in place the for advertising. the obamacare plan to care plan design now. there are some things that senator ted cruz of texas expressed concern about that. this is to senators that cut the deal. the house is not involved in that. cheryl: many people are saying tax reform would be easier to parse than health care reform. maybe that's not the case but certainly the president sold his tax plan last night speaking at

the heritage foundation and a set is fine as a simplification of the current tax code. it's about repatriation of money overseas. and really for the middle class. an outcome of the is the timing. listen to this sound bite from treasury secretary the nature mnuchin. >> this is about jobs and economic growth. we get tax refund and this year. it will be and after object to. our objective is to get it on the president's desk by december to get him to sign it this year. trade to his tax reform getting bad this year? >> in the house this year. i'm also looking all through the senate this year. keep in mind the senate has to pass a budget this week and now looks like they will do it. that allows the house to begin the process of passing tax reform. this is a timing issue. the senate just doesn't move that quickly. we've learned that on health

care and other issues. this is something they are trying to do this year that perhaps could affect this tax year which is another big part of this. train through relief for the legislative win. thank you for your time this morning. lauren: coming up "star wars" fans, get ready to celebrate. ron howard finally revealing the name of the new "star wars" movie. >> to defense out there i hope you've enjoyed the pictures i've been sharing, pictures from the set of -- can we even say the name of the movie? trade to the force is definitely within. we'll have the name and a lot more. northern california and more their audience. you are watching "fbn:am."

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>> your fans out there, hoping to do the pictures i've been sharing current pictures have been taken from the side of -- can you even say the name of the movie? i'll see you next year. lauren: dallas director ron howard sharing along the way the news. solo will be the name of the "star wars" film coming out next may. powers has been keeping fans on their toes by posting these behind the scenes photos on a twitter account. production officially over. now that all is left is to wait until may. may 4th be with you.

cheryl: is great because this is the early years of han solo. we are getting that back years of the original "star wars" movies and then we are going to get a jump fresh face on solo. very exciting. we've got some more mother heading east. northern california is probably welcoming some rain and snow. lauren: fox senior meteorologist janice dean tracking it. good morning. >> good morning, ladies. if you like summertime again across the northeast, it may be coming this weekend for you. 51 in the year, 51 in chicago, 39 in cincinnati. format from the u.s. into the ohio valley in the northeast spent the next couple days. the past six hours not much on the radar which is great. we do have showers across florida but the rest of the country is very quiet today. the northwest is where we are getting in on a parade of storms the time of your restart to see

the storms moved in. that's going to bring some rain and snow not only to the northwest, but as we get in, some of them will move into northern california where they are in desperate need of rainfall because of all the wildfires. we'll take it. however, some flash flooding across the interior for the immediate coast of the northwest. the rest of the country looks good. beautiful, 73, busy lunchtime. it's dark outside right now. look at that. >> you control the weather. you tell the weather what to do. this is not a bad backdrop. it brings out my blonde hair. lauren: and your blue suit. coming up, but you need to know before you get in the car this morning. why ford is being asked to recall over a million explorers.

donald says phone off, find on. a new campaign to lock up your smartphone while you eat. stock futures this morning are pointing higher. it is today the daily close above 23,000 for the first time? pop some champagne.

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facing allegations of sexual harassment. turn to get at your party hats because the dow crossed above the 20,030,000 milestone for the first time ever. in the open about 23 today. dow futures up 42 points. they liked our record closes all pointing higher. keeping a close eye in a crucial meeting of the communist party gaining a quarter 1%. lauren: twitter announcing sweeping changes to the platform. their message? we have your back. "fbn:am" starts right now. 5:38 in the morning. wednesday, october 18th. congratulations, halfway through the week. drink a good morning.

i'm cheryl casone. open up your 401(k) today. we are looking great on the market. lauren: 50 record closes for the dow this year. drink your guests coming up that will tell you how we can make some more money for you. first, a lot of breaking news. a white house official saying they oppose the bipartisan agreement of health care. republican senator lamar alexander and democratic announced their plan to continue obamacare subsidies to insurance companies for two years and it gives me flexibility to avoid coverage requirement currently under obamacare. and hopefully they can push it through congress. that's the plan anyways. >> is likely resistance in the house which might explain the president backing away.

>> let's give our country the best christmas present of all. massive tax relief. this is our opportunity to unleash a new middle class miracle. >> advocate tax reform, imagine how high the dow goes. the tax plan would lift the economy to heights not seen since the reagan administration. cheryl: meanwhile the senate voted 50-47 to move ahead on a budget plan. setting up a vote later this week to pass the 2018 budget which would prevent republicans to pass tax cuts later this year. gallaudet talked to $1.5 trillion on top of the national debt over the coming decade. you can obviously push tax cut. how you pay for them is always a tricky question. lauren: harvey went dean has resigned from the board of the weinstein company. the boards that are ratified its

decision to fire harvey, ceo of the company he cofounded. weinstein has been accused of, sexual assault and harassment by at least 30 women but he denies having non-consensual with anyone. trained his brother, bob weinstein now accused of sexual harassment by a female producer. this allegedly happened at spike tv. spike tv now investigating allegations against bob weinstein. lauren: from rms, katrina shish and film critic mike sargent joins us now. good to see both of you. this is one of those stories you just don't know where to begin. let's begin here, katrina. obviously having an effect at the box office. >> absolutely. people have been suspicious of hollywood for quite some time and this is making i would say that real people like you and me saying what is this monster that is produced in the supposedly

blocked buster hits, whether you call it her dear hollywood, a lot of people are now questioning not only the motives of hollywood that is this really an industry i want to support with my hard-earned dollars. >> hollywood is making this to take her name off some films are pushed by films altogether. >> part of the problem here is that weinstein, the brand name sexual harassment. it means behind the scenes you've got somebody who essentially has been a monster, depraved, everything that we've heard it happen in hollywood or the whole concept of someone who will hold your career or dreams in your hand and crush it. i think what she said, this is going to affect the box office. that is why hollywood another one that's attached or done anything is running for the hills.

lauren: katrina, employees at the phone are answering the phone with wc. how did these allegations against his brother bob affect things? >> a lot of people say here we go. of course they are related so they must've been colluding somehow. of course bob said he didn't know anything about harvey, but anything associated with the weinstein name is now taboo. whether or not allegations about bob are true, people will assume he is guilty before innocent and so that just doesn't look good for him. it's a big blow to the company financially. lauren: you are a film critic at a lot of movies coming out, some of them potential contenders for oscar nominations. now some of those nice. >> not only are they are nice, but part of the problem is how do you market this to people knowing that the money they

spend for the time they may spend behind the scene, somebody may have suffered, somebody may have been apprised for harassed at this point it's going to be very hard. the weinstein name going forward will be synonymous with us. if something happens in the workplace you're like they harvey weinstein and you and that's what it will mean as opposed to what used to mean quality film. not anymore. lauren: do you think wind and will try to make a comeback year? i know he has reportedly said that. a movie that harvey was expected to solo direct. that would be a debut for him. what happens to that? >> i think the sad thing about this is harvey weinstein was a great producer. he was someone you had a great eye for film, someone you knew how to cut a film. he was famous for cutting films to the chagrin of directors, but ushering them to get awards. what is going to happen here is

that this point i don't think that's going to happen. otherwise it is 65 years old. he's made hundreds of millions of dollars and hopefully you'll go quietly off into the sunset. lauren: thank you for your time this morning. trained it can be an actor trying to market your film on the red carpet with the weinstein name attached to it. that would be a little rough. another headline this morning. ford is responding to pressure an explorer suvs. hate, tracey. >> there is another push by the center for auto safety to recall it's 1.3 million suvs over carbon monoxide poisoning concerns. national highway traffic safety administration has more than 2700 complaints about possible carbon monoxide including reports of 41 injuries and three accident that may also be linked.

ford said its offering inspections and repairs to reduce potential for exhaust fumes to get into the suvs. if the explorers are safe and said the offer is for our customers peace of mind. lauren: twitter is trying to be a safe space. what are they doing now? tracee: making big steps. jack dorsey plan to -- after they boycotted twitter for rose mcgowan for speaking out against harvey weinstein. it will be implementing sweeping changes to better protect users from abuse and harassment. we'll take a stance on nonconsensual or images shared without the subject's permission. also to make it easier for people to report what it calls unwanted sexual advances. cheryl: they are really getting in on the hollywood story as well. mcdonald's, home of the happy meal adopting every mother's

motto. no phones at your table while you read. unfortunately parents of kind as taking their phones. lauren: this is a problem, tracee. i love mom. transform it on singapore recently launched that just allows owners to put their phones on a locker while the. they can place a device in one of 100 lockable lockers in this large transparent cabinet. trying to promote human interaction, get people to talk to each other while they're reading. lauren: enjoy that happy meal. cheryl: pouring food down your throat and don't even think about what you're reading. it's interesting that donaldson at the one pushing this. lauren: family togetherness. cheryl: good for them.

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lauren: u.s. park forces have dealt a major blow to the islamic state. army commanders saying they capture this eerie and city of raqqa considered the capital of isis. not to claim victory just yet, warning the islamic state still control parts of the city. controversy surrounding former congressman anthony weiner continues. judicial watch is reporting the fbi found thousands of his wife's files, government files on a personal laptop could those documents related to whom aberdeen's work as deputy chief of staff during her tenure as secretary of state. from u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power reportedly claiming that someone in the obama administration made

unmasking requests in her name. south carolina congressman trey gowdy telling fox news that she claimed she never made those unmasking requests. fox news reported she did make approximately 260 requests in her final year in office. cheryl, that's what's happening now. cheryl: they are all probably watching their money today with the dow crossed in the 23,000 mark for the first time ever yesterday. president trump making note of the big milestone. >> i just want to make an initial comment that the stock market just had an all-time record high. it broke for the first time ever, 23,000. so we are very happy about that. >> the question now, will earning past 23,000 at the close today? chief market strategist art hogan with wunderlich security. good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me.

>> to still love these 23,000 days? it's hard not to smile when you see these numbers. >> the great part of that is sometimes it rains back news that you and i talk about everyday. the mainstream a little bit more and saturday pick up the paper and turn on the tv. it is a great headline but it also reminds us the market is up 16% on a year-to-date basis. we are doing well in terms of earnings growth. but it also is an opportunity to have a branding. trained to look at the dow since the elections of 25% since obviously the commission 16% year-to-date. all of these numbers feel good, but of course people talk about correction. fox news and fox business saying i'm in cash. watch out. would you say when you hear that kind of noise?

>> obviously difficult to time the market in the last seven or eight years. that's okay. being cautious is fine in understanding the pullbacks normally a couple three times a year, just doesn't happen this year. that makes people even more nervous. the biggest draw down is 3% and the s&p 500. but other than not, it's just been a slow and steady climb higher. the success just read some and security in investors that will continue to perpetuate itself the same investors also comfortable and they're not going to ration to get back on the market. the hitters are always going to hate. cheryl: let's talk what's happening with the fed chair appeared voluntary policy and interest rates whether or not our viewers are in the stock market, credit card debt, things like that. five top candidates for the fed. president trump interviewing all

of them. it's not really picked a favorite. of the names, but you like for the next fed chair? >> she's probably not in the top three in terms of the way things are stacking up right now. kevin borsch is probably safer, but is probably the worst only so much as you have a lot of in certainty. he's the most disruptive and so i think if you think about the ability to think about deregulation, powell jumps to lead. for my money, putting his fingerprints on this is somebody different, but somebody not disrupt it. lauren: interesting. i'm wondering what gary collins rolle is going to be. great to have you on. nice day to celebrate. >> thank you so much. >> new york yankees up. the nba getting down to business. they start this season with a

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lauren: the fbi isn't the only one going towards its corruption and basketball. rick pitino has filed a pair of lawsuits against adidas. pitino continues to deny that he had any knowledge of the d-day is and his staff conspiring to pay records, the murder. the university fired him monday.

the hall of fame coaches respond was to sue adidas blaming their action for his unemployment. cheryl: still a big story. well, in case you missed it, a big comeback last night for the new york yankees. the american league championship series is all nodded out. >> jared max hauser highlights. cheryl: you were there. spill. >> yankee stadium is rocking again last night and expected again this afternoon. it's not best-of-three series. two games goes to the world series. a lcs in the. new york, astros 4-nothing. used in can go 3-1, but aaron judge bit torrent run in the seventh inning. as for kohler junior taken out and the yankees went to work. the judge banks the gavel again. jacoby ellsbury scored the tying run.

kerry sanchez smashes the game deciding ahead. a two run double. the eighth inning and they hold on to beat the astros 6-4. best of three series. game five in the bronx. 5:08 eastern. houston goes back with tanaka. the conflict or yankees lost the first two games of their series. back, 1-nothing made until andre has a home run against kyl hendrix. chris taylor would go deep. dodgers go up to one. a 3-nothing serious leap. l.a. can complete a squeeze tonight at wrigley, alex would than jake arrieta. the nba, too. opening night the celtics basics series and cleveland. a lot of pastor gordon hayward.

all the players see what happened. a scary moment, gruesome injury. fitted for an air cast. dislocated ankle fractured tvf. when the game one or two a-99. golden state warriors rate their championship in oakland. kevin durrant has what appears to be the game-winner but the rockets win by a point because he took a shot too late. question. do you identify, ezekiel elliott. at least the next few weeks. paul by gallup which asks, are you a professional push ball fan? take a look on the chart. the numbers on this. look at how they drop.

10% fewer americans identify as professionals but all fans five years ago when it does party split because republicans are losing a lot more than democrats. 15% drop in republicans who identify as pro football fans. democrats only 3%. maybe we are seeing a reason now for why we are seeing fewer fans at the game and smaller television ratings. college football, big boost. not the nfl as much. cheryl: for day two of the nfl meeting in sports pretty good checks words on fox news headline and sirius xm channel 115. cheryl: coming up, all i send china's communist party. but investors are looking for the big meeting is happening. tensions in north korea affect teen defense stocks at a live report from london when we come

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there is a speech from the chinese president they didn't offer a lot of details that everyone really wants to see china's planned for how it's going to be balancing growth against reform and the leverage and it does sound as well as sort of long-term questions about what the future shape of leadership is going to look like five years from now and beyond. this is the second largest economy in the world. the biggest consumer of commodities in every investor everywhere either directly or indirectly have some kind of exposure to what goes on there. may not have a lot of details about the policy will look like, but certainly an important one to keep an eye on. cheryl: gordon chang coming up on maria bartiromo to talk about the meeting and how they are set to focus on the communist party and what the future holds for them because it does affect business. thanks for the commentary on that. good to see you.

>> thanks for having me. cheryl: willacy all of you bright and early tomorrow. right now we are seeing is up and awake i'm sure. good morning, maria bartiromo. maria: good morning to you. happy wednesday. thank you for joining us. i maria bartiromo. when they come october 18th. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. struggling new allegations against the wind in company to report that harvey weinstein resigns. his brother bob weinstein facing accusations of his own. the fallout continues throughout tinseltown, even hitting amazon were an executive has resigned saying he harassed a producer working on one of the shows that the latest in hollywood. pushing the agenda forward, the president slamming obamacare. the commander-in-chief laying out his vision for the latest tax reform our countries history. stephen mnuchin says it's mnuchin says is confident mnuchin says it's confident it ministrations ability to get the bill done by the holidays. >> if we get tax reform done this year, it would be