been in the wars he's been in. lou: michael thank you very much. thanks for being with lauren: breaking news this morning. we have a winner. jerome powell the most powerful banker in the world. who exactly is the new fed chief? cheryl: we ever plan on paper. house republicans to release the tax plan later this morning. still power infighting. lauren: president trump same in new york terror suspect deserves the death penalty. the report debt sayfullo saipov felt good that he murdered eight innocent people. cheryl: facebook and tesla both fallen after today.

trying to the base of england stands ready to hike interest rates for the first time in over a decade. stocks pared down across the board. cheryl: still in rally mode. stocks in china falling amid concerns about interest rates. lauren: houston, we have a winner. two months after hurricane rv, the astros win their first world series ever. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. thursday, november 2nd. m. cheryl casone. lauren: november 2nd already. cheryl: attacks the incumbent fed chair and world series winner. lauren: a day of answers. we begin with this. the winner in the world to tasha pointer on powell to replace janet yellen is the next fed chairman today.

"the wall street journal" reports palace and notified the president's decision he appeared on fox business. adam schiff. jacksonville earlier this year talking about the qualities of fed chair should have. >> i think it helps to have a deep knowledge of fed operations. i think it helps to have knowledge of the economic issues that we face. i would say one of the more challenges to focus on one of the more challenging aspects of the fed chair's role is that she has to -- she deals with all of their 18 members of the market committee. it takes a lot of patience. cheryl: janet yellen was also in the run for the job prefer the term expires in february. powell expected to continue the unwinding of the fed stimulus policy and the economy continues to expand. lauren: finally here. set to unveil its long-awaited tax reform plan today. members of the tax house in ways

and means committee to raise revenue that help offset the proposed tax code. lawmakers from high tax states like new york, new jersey, california still unhappy with the plan to eliminate and local tax deductions. the other big question other big? , 401(k) plans. republican says his party will not change the 401(k) contribution limit to help pay for the tax cut. we get details later this morning and we will carry the gop announcement by the 11th of teen a.m. eastern right here on the fox business network. cheryl: for more on for more than the republicans big day. for those waiting on tax reform, panel economist peter marie chi chi -- peter morici. when you start with you on that issue of the economy. so much of the plan is dependent on the economy growing.

they can make the cut that they're trying to get revenue nature of that they've got to get 3% gdp growth. you think that's happening? >> we have to get stronger gdp growth this year. the question is will the tax cuts pay for itself and i don't think so. we are going to cut taxes three quarter 1%. that's what $150 billion is. somehow that translates into 3% or 5% gdp growth or spelling. its own research before becoming the white house chief economist indicates that. we are going to get benefits out of it at likewise the critics on the left is just a tax cut for the wealthy and not a positive effect on investment just being political. turning to you gynecologists want because you still got a lot of lawmakers like new york, new jersey and california still not on board.

the state and local tax deduction getting rid of that has been so controversial as well as the issue of 401(k)s. what are you hearing from sources in washington? >> there's an enormous amount of work to get to the point they are right now and they have a chance to from the tax code for the first time in a generation. this will happen in the next three, three and a half weeks. we finally will see the text of the bill as it's been introduced in the house. there's been a lot of discussion, a lot of members haven't been part of the discussion so far. today we get details on what it means to state and a local tax deduction. i don't think they will put that in their folly, but they will put in the property tax deduction and cap it at $10,000. this is the beginning of the process. the markup and ways and means. try and get it out of the house by thanksgiving, over to the senate and get back to the president's desk by end of the year. an aggressive timetable, but a

great sense of urgency. as e-mail, the market has priced in tax reform and so they have to get it done now. cheryl: peter, i may speak as an economist, but you've been watching this play out for years. this is a very aggressive timeline. can they pull it off? >> they can pull it off. three or four senators they really are part of the republican party when it comes to voting on economic issues. collins, caputo and makowski to name three. this would all be easier if we could tackle the entitlements program, l.a. scene adult men perfectly capable of working and refuse to work shouldn't get food stamps and medicaid. if we could make those cuts in entitlement, we could cut personal rates much more than 75 billion it would be much easier to accommodate eliminating solids and lower with enough that people say i'm

getting enough that i can live without state and local tax deductions because my rates are going down enough. when you've got a senator like collins who will vote against anything that touches entitlements, it's hard to get this done. cheryl: that's a bigger question. the devil be in the details later. is your john mccain, bob corker, we'll take a corker, will they go against the president out of spite? mccain is kind of the deciding factor. >> yeah, health care is not the unifying issue for republicans that tax reform is. given that they felt the first time in the two senate on health care, it makes passing tax reform all the more urgent. they will find a way through here. once the house bill passes bill passed its own bill and once that happens to put a conference committee. there's a good chance here. cheryl: i like the positivity. we've been waiting for this for a long time.

thanks to both of you guys. appreciate it. lauren: president trump strongly condemning the men who carried out the deadliest terror attack since 9/11. the president treating new york city terrace was happy if he has to hang the isis flag in his hospital room. he killed eight people, badly injured 12, should give death penalty. the president saying the united states would be immediately implementing much tougher extreme vetting procedures. the safety of our citizens comes first. the white house that in the present days open to guantánamo bay military prison for the 29-year-old has been formally charged with terrorism a day after he mowed down cyclists and pedestrians at the rented home depot drug near the world trade center memorial and halloween even a crime scene about a mile long. trendy with this new video shows except for being chased by police.

he told them he felt good about what he did on halloween night. he planned to do this on halloween night for the crowd. investigators found violent isis videos and images on his cell phone. >> it appeared mr. saipov had been planning this for a number of weeks. he did this in the name of a service and along with the other items recovered at the scene was some knows that further indicate that. >> prosecutors say saipov plan to continue striking pedestrians on the brooklyn bridge. that would've been the other i love manhattan. to hear police officer who shot downed sub for speaking out for the first time since the attack. >> although i feel we were just doing our job, i understand the important the role he played and were grateful for the recognition he received.

cheryl: victims included five people from a five-year reunion trip. lauren: better-than-expected earnings, but investors have major concerns going forward. train to some of the headlines making news this morning. lauren: facebook continuing dominating and reported a 79% jump in profits. however, shares down 2% in after-hours trading although it is that more than 59% this year. numbers on the day lawmakers on capitol hill build facebook executives on the role social media played during the 2016 presidential election and link to russia. facebook said it would invest more heavily in his safety and security operations to address the growing scrutiny of its power and influence. train today fairly calm part of the political fabric if you will. the catholic worker they are really rough. a lot of good news coming out of

this. tracee: tasso reported its worst financial quarter robert posted a loss of $1,926,000,000,000 compared with $22 million a year ago. tesla reported issues with its model three sedan. it aimed to make thousand model threes a week by the end of this year the ball reached the milestone until late in the first quarter of next year. it attributed the primary plan of battle assembly battery pack and -- lauren: light, how is it doing competitively? lauren: red light, coors light, middle on trent miller light are losing a finger to craft beer. a few less sales to retailers fell 3.9% in the third quarter, anheuser-busch combine both brewers sold to .6 million fewer

barrels over there. peer train to craft sayfullo saipov are good. people like them. thank you so much. see you later on in the show appeared houston astros are sitting on top of the baseball world this morning. two months after hurricane harvey devastated after they beat one of the most exciting number. the victory gives the astros their first title ever. the fifth homer tying the series by reggie jackson back in the team 77. a lot more highlights coming up in sports. rl jared matt. lauren: coming up, is suspect on the run after three people were shot dead in a wal-mart store in denver. a former new york monster who went into the witness protection program now accused of stealing

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cheryl: welcome back. a statue carved on what's happening now. a manhunt underway in suburban

denver for a man who fired a gun inside a wal-mart killing three people. police say he entered the store and fired a handgun into a group before he fled by car. investigators released in security of that suspect. hollywood wedding sexual-harassment crisis now with another prominent director the accusations. reverberations reaching back 32 years. dustin hoffman come forward to apologize for allegedly 13-year-old intern in 1985. a mobster witness protection accused of stealing millions. the arizona republic reports that frank cho used government provided identity to negotiate the deals to build toby keith's restaurant to developers and he just walks away tens of millions of dollars to pay for

construction. that is what is happening now. you can take the monster that she can't take the mob out of the monster. lauren: investigators now pour into the details of new york terror suspect substitute trying to find out what led to the attack on tuesday if he was on the radar and he was. how is he able to pull it off? former cia operations officer. good to have you. that's the question. how do we miss it? he was interviewed in 2015, with that as a contact to so many potential terrorists. so how did we miss it? >> we missed it because we are not nearly aggressive enough in their -- we investigate after people are already dead away for

already dead and we're going to change the paradigm to get ahead of this thing. lauren: do we have the tools with which to do that? >> i don't think it's a matter of not having the tools are knowing what needs to be done. it's a matter of pluto will. we simply are inhibiting the people doing this from being as aggressive as we need to be. >> because we are too politically correct? >> 100%. people are afraid of being as aggressive in pushing the envelope as hard as they need to. lauren: saipov lived next to the new jersey mosque he lived. the police department for years for surveilling neck, sending undercover agents and end a few years ago that ended because you're not supposed to target people based on race and religion. do we need to do programs like that again? >> i think that's exactly what you're talking about. human intelligence. it happened in new york people

were pulled back and all across the country under the obama administration and we really have not change direction sufficiently yet. cheryl: in terms of our technology, our ability to find the social media networks and technology networks of potential terror, do we have the ability to get them out way? >> yet again come i don't think this is not doing what needs to be done, not having tools and technology. its political will and that bone. you have to stand behind the people you have to go do this and we have not been doing so. lauren: came to the u.s. in 2010 but he was radicalized here. how does that happen? someone who is owed to businesses come to businesses, living the american dream. we welcome into our shores and it is radicalized in our country. how does that happen? >> increase in the athens via social media misses a key part of the equation. this is not as simple as

stopping people coming in who are radicalized. basis is recruiting people inside the country. in fact come as something like half of the people in the fbi radar connected devices are actually converts to islam. they were even born muslim. cheryl: do think that as someone not assimilating to the american way? >> i do. let's put it this way. this is an ideology preys upon people who have weaknesses if you will. the same as terrorist ideology seen all over the world and they are really good at it we are not counting them. train to thank you for your input this morning. it really is a disgusting story when you hear about what he's doing from his hospital bed. asking for the isis flag and saying that he is happy he was able to kill so many people. train to the question now is every getting too complacent when it comes to these threats. we need to really up the vetting

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lauren: at iceland's doomsday volcano may soon erupt. multiple earthquakes over the last week have built up pressure in the magma chamber. corruption could affect airline passengers believe it or not. two years ago in 2010, 10 million travelers first train did after another volcano in iceland erupted at 10,000 -- thousands of tons of hash and begin a major visibility problem in europe. train to it and they feel like summer here in the northeast but it feels like winter are wise. truth researcher forecasted senior meteorologist janice dean. reporter: warmer than average for the country. 46 in chicago, cooler across the northern plains but not really cold. so much of the country dealing with above-average temperatures. we are watching potential for showers mainly across the

interior northeast of those parts of the northeast. our next big weather maker across the northwest. this messy weather could cause trouble delays to be aware of that. watching this exit in the next big storm system across the northwest that the first significant snowfall for us here at nevada across northern california. the big system as we head into the weekend. back to you ladies. trade to them a little bit worried about marathon sunday. just e-mail me and i'll give you a personal forecast. train to that kind of what i mean because i'm flipping out. thanks, janice. this is my fifth? this marathon. lauren: that is amazing. cheryl: it's not impressive in the rain. lauren: the new iphone 10. i might get an update later today for last quarter. king ceo tim cook keep the profits rolling in?

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lauren: breaking news this morning. we have a winner. president trump to make jerome powell the most powerful banker in the world. who exactly is the new fed chief? lauren: of a plan on paper. house republicans to release their tax plan later this morning. believe it or not, still party infighting. train to isolate that. president trump same in a yurt terror suspect is urged the death penalty. sayfullo saipov felt good that he murdered eight innocent people. lauren: tech earnings on task both following after their result. future is now pointing to a

lower open. true to the bank of england ready to hike interest rates for the first time in more than a decade. in asia, japanese stocks in rally mode. the nikkei up half a percent from the stocks in china falling amid concerns about global interest rates. cheryl: if you haven't booked your flights for thanksgiving, you need to get on the stick. "fbn:am" continues right now. good morning. 5:31 a.m. in new york at thursday, november 2nd. lauren simonetti. cheryl: i feel like it's the holidays today. favorite tax income of fed chief in world series winner. lauren: lots of presents will be delivered today. we do have a winner. president trump to appoint federal reserve governor jerome powell to replace janet yellen at the next fed chairman.

today the journal reported that powell has been notified of the president's decision. the white house may commit official at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. powell appealed on fox does this not too long ago if adam shapiro and jackson hole, wyoming talking about what qualities of fed chair should have. >> i think it helps to have a deep knowledge of fed operations. it helps to have knowledge of the economic issues that we face. i would say one of the more challenging is to focus on one of the more challenging aspects of the fed chair's role is that she has to -- she deals with all of the routine members of the market committee. it takes a lot of patience. lauren: this would be the first time in 40 years that a new president reappointed to the current fed chief. she was in the running for the job to do for term expires in february and is expected to

continue her policies, unwinding of the fed stimulus policies as the economy doesn't end. cheryl: it is finally here. house republicans had to unveil a long-awaited tax reform plan. members of the house ways and means committee have been trying to get an agreement on plans to raise revenue to help offset the proposed tax cut all about what it's going to cost. lawmakers are in high tax states like new york, new jersey and california seems still to be unhappy with the plan to eliminate certain local taxes after the other day? the other big question mark on his 401(k) plans. one republican saying his party will not change 401(k) contribution limits to pay for a tax cut. all of these details later this morning will carry the gop announcement live right here in front business 11:15 a.m. eastern time during "varney & company." lauren: is strongly condemning the vendor carried out the era terrorist attack in 9/11.

new york city was half dnc has to have the isis flag in his hospital room. he killed eight people come out badly injured 12, should get death penalty in caps. the president said the united states should be immediately implemented much tougher vetting procedures or the safety of our citizens comes first. the white house says the president is open to sending demand to guantánamo bay. 29-year-old sayfullo saipov church of with terrorism a day after he mowed down cyclists and pedestrians with their rented home depot truck right near the world trade center. cheryl: just a few blocks from the site. this shows saipov been chased from a different angle. saipov told them he felt good about what he had done halloween night. investigators found violent isis videos and images from his cell phone.

>> it appears that mr. saipov had been planning this for a number of weeks. he did this in the name of isis and along with the other items recovered at the scene was some knows that further indicate that. cheryl: prosecutors say saipov plan to continue his rampage by striking pedestrians on the other side of manhattan. a victim's father calling for stronger vetting. >> these people come to the country and they heard us. what do they expect? of course there is a war going on between america and isis and al qaeda. of course there's a war going on. i just think vetting should be a lot more difficult for people come into the country. >> very emotional james drake. five people from argentina were on a high school and reunion trip were celebrating before

they had plans to head to boston. trade to admire the composure of james drake on the story last night after his only son was just murdered. facebook's third-quarter profit jumped to nearly 80% from year ago. stocks under pressure after facebook said it's going to spend a lot more money to beef up his security and that will hurt its profitability going forward. melissa armas, owner stock solution she joins us with more now. >> hi, nice to be here again with you, lauren. facebook is stepping down this morning, the last night he was at 188 said they had a great report. the only thing that triggered a copy down last night and this morning is mark zuckerberg talked about the fact they were going to spend a lot more money in the future on security and that would affect future profits. i don't think it's going to have a negative impact on the stock long-term. it is still varies wrong.

lauren: how big of a problem do you think it is other entities are paying for ads on facebook and ruble? how big of a deal is that for facebook? >> it is a big deal announced big deal about five they will invest more money in it. they have 10,000 employees right now that work on security. they will double that. they are committed to doing that and it's really important. it says a lot about facebook, the ownership of the company. they will make sure they do everything they can to prevent problems that have been in past. cheryl: if you look at the market cap of $862 billion, when does this company go to 1 trillion? >> here's the thing with apple. this is a 24. for apple. tonight they reporting tomorrow is the release of the new phone, the time. it is going to be really important to see what happens as far as how the stock trades today, tonight and tomorrow.

look for apple to get over 170. cheryl: will close a 166 yesterday. up 45% this year. melissa, thank you so much. demand off the charts for -- according to apple. cheryl: kicking off what is supposed to be a record-breaking travel season. >> this is the time of year when i say i'm so happy on my farewell is locally. hey, tracey. >> 29 million people expected to fly during the thanksgiving air travel season november 17th through the 28th in the number is up 3% compared to last year's thanksgiving travel season thanks to the ticket prices and seats available, 86,000 seats expected to be added during this time. the biggest travel expected to be sunday, november 26, november november 22nd and friday the 17th. the latest travel day,

thanksgiving day, november november 23rd. >> at an early flight from the still see the family. >> the postal service, how are they capitalizing? >> united states postal service taken advantage between on-time retailers. the postal service will expand its next day sunday delivery option in areas with high package volumes plunging ahead of the retailers most competitive time of the year. wal-mart already looking at the new service in these retailers have been looking for ways to get these packages to shoppers as quickly as possible all to keep up with amazon of course. the postal service didn't say which locations are signing on to the program. cheryl: everybody wants same day. on a lighter note. starbucks has new cuts. tracee: i have one here. it's empty but i do have one of the new cards that you can see that it is white. it is not the usual red and it's

the 20th anniversary design has some interesting things. you can add to that type yourself. they intentionally left a kind of blank white hat. you can see the christmas trees, gift, people holding hands. these cards usually get a lot of controversy. a lot of people love them or hate them. they've only been on the day. we will see what people say so far. >> i like it. cheryl: i think it's very decorative. blaster i thought it was so boring. lauren: at two questions. is that the only cop and who actually is the time to color it in? cheryl: previously they had several designs, but i believe this is the only one. i'm not sure who would have time to color it in. maybe a child. i don't know. cheryl: thanks for bringing it in. sorry it's empty.

lauren: yesterday we talked to the head of the national association of homebuilders about why they oppose the tax reform plan. i've met some ahead of the construction industry group actually in favor of tax reform. this incredible video, a woman who was eight for her kidnapper's car. we will have that story. you are watching "fbn:am."

lauren: welcome back. the u.s. navy says to collision that killed 17 this year were avoidable. reports on the accidents released yesterday says there is plenty of blame to go around. the uss fitzgerald collided with a commercial vessel in june killing seven sailors then. the uss mccain collides with the tinkering i guess colin simon taylor's. the cruising commanders of the ships. the milwaukee journal sentinel reports a travel website trip advisor is being accused of deleting first-hand accounts of lockouts another injury suffered during vacations to mexico. the report comes two days after u.s. officials called for an investigation into claims mexican resorts are serving dangerous bootleg alcohol. check out this video. incredible. they kidnap victim escaping from the trunk of her captor's car

when he stopped at a gas station in alabama. police say timothy white broke into the victim's home on monday night, strangled her and forced her into his car. after she escaped, white took off in the car but he was quite yesterday. good for her. she was able to pop open the trunk. cheryl: lucky for her. yesterday we talked to the head of the national association of homebuilders about their opposition to the republican tax reform plan. >> some people are saying they could be affected to the negative as much as 10 are sent. i'm not sure it's not high, but the bottom line is they are affected negatively and so you have a middle class america that while they paid less potentially in taxes, their net worth will go down because the value of their biggest investment will go down. trade to dallas the president of the homebuilders association. they asked him about values cover with home values befouling

and he said yes. let's find out where the the association of builders and contractors is in favor of the tax plan. good morning, sir. let's get another perspective here. gerry howard came out of as we consider absolutely opposed to tax reform. you support the tax reform. why? >> we do. obviously looking at three broad areas. we are looking at this in totality. we want to put another dollar in our workers paychecks on friday. we are paying close attention to those individual rate this morning. also for corporations, the tax rate is that ritual active, phased in. we are looking at that from her construction company is. most importantly, the small business tax. 70% of the millions of workers in our industry are employed by companies that employ less than 100 people.

so we are looking for those organizations in the small business tax permit profit in income perspectives. cheryl: let clarify. but the builders, one of the major corporations, but for the smaller business is coming you say this plan helps the with 100 or less employees. that's why you the plan. whereas, the small business is 99% of construction companies employ less than 100 people. this is something important. how did that apply to profit in income. they will be very keen on 11:15. cheryl: don't a lot of your company's circus pastors as

well? >> that's what i refer to as a small business tax. cheryl: misguided bid waving to the construction industry. do you think that this would actually help your members be able to employ more people, this tax reform plan today? >> absolutely. 70% of the workforce is employed by small business. any additional dollar they can go into the cash flow small business will be investing talent and higher. cheryl: michael bellovin, great to have the one. we appreciate the point of view. thank you, michael. lauren: where about five hours away from knowing those details page shortly after being banned by hurricane harvey, houston does to celebrate one for the history books. we will have the highlights of the game in a big. you are watching "fbn:am."

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tree into papa john's pizza blaming the nfl for strawberry fields. john satter says the national anthem protests are hurting sales in the nfl has mishandled the entire name. nfl viewership is down 5% from last year. papa john's the major television sponsor of the leak especially the super bowl. shares of papa john's tumbling 8% in extended trading down more than 20% so far this year. transfer the ceo commented on the leadership of the nfl. fall classic leading up to its name. the world series coming to an

end after seven dramatic games. cheryl: such a great series. it may uncover the astros defeated the dodgers for the first title ever. shared macs in los angeles with all the details. >> good morning, sherilyn lauren. another drought has ended in major league this fall. one year after the chicago cubs won the world series, the houston astros won the title for the first time and it could not have, the more appropriate time. 2.5 months removed from hurricane harvey, the city of houston celebrated like never before. astros beat the dodgers five to one last night in the deciding game seven of the world series. astros wasted no time jumping on hugh dervish for the second time in the series. they knocked him out of the game. world series mvp george stringer had his fifth home run of the series and set a record for the fall classic for the total bases. dodgers had countless chances in game seven but they failed to come through with a clutch time and again.

los angeles stranded 10 runners in scoring position the astros hope it was great while he left after you do better for the fourth time, final four innings by charlie moran, winner of game seven. corey segars said the city of houston into exaltation. until now, the houston rockets won two nba titles in the afl championships. now the astros or the chance of major league baseball. cheryl, bar and come of this world series for the ages are between the teams of the two best records in the regular season. in the end, the astros said he was then, we have a championship . cheryl: adducing garrett had some fun? this is also fun. astro shortstop carlos guerrero getting a ring of her own. you make me the happiest man in the world. will you marry me?

yes? lauren: well, that is iraq. if she looks familiar to you, she is former miss texas. she had no idea he had been plotting her proposal for several weeks. trachea i would say yes especially on my television. coming up, court appearance in madrid were cattle and leaders got real interesting. we are going to have analysis coming up from london. straight ahead on "fbn:am." fidelity, where smarter investors will always be.

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lauren: caddell and governors in the madrid court today joins us now. with going on in spain? riva? cheryl: that shot is frozen again. we do have the video we can show. kevin lam leaders are not giving that. we've got reports they are going to court, continuing to fight. the question right now is the people of n. actually behind watching country walking away from spain. kind of a mismatch there in the polling you see.

riva, we're talking about the fact they want to leave spain or not? it's hard for us to decide. do you have any idea? >> it depends who you ask and the methodology behind it. it's really going to be december december 21st i believe when you have a new election and it'll show you how much support his love for the independence movement following all of the sword of chaos really that's been going on recently. some supporters of the independence movement are more skeptical of staying and remaining united following the brutality by the police force, but others are quite unimpressed potentially by all the sort of chaos that has ensued. lauren: thank you so much. cheryl: dataset for us. thank you for watching. good morning to maria bartiromo. what is it area starts right

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