>> this defies logic and it is unprecedented. >> raking us this morning. at&t ready to battle the justice department over its 85 billion-dollar deal to battle time warner, filing a lawsuit against the deal. cheryl: financial investments that's pushing the deal higher yesterday. today earnings from us in hewlett-packard. pointing to the slightly higher open. lauren: chancellor angela merkel calling for new elections that could e-mail her political career. cheryl: in asia stocks are optimistic over rotation japan's nikkei index up by 7%.

shanghai composite pass a percent. lauren: green arrows everywhere. lauren: one airline offering 99-dollar flights to europe. "fbn:am" starts right now. ♪ trained 25:01 a.m. in new york. november 21st. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: i lauren simonetti. news from the department of justice. cheryl: big news during the holiday week. breaking news this morning is the justice department filing a lawsuit to block the at&t takeover. the deal was leaked to higher cable bills for consumers and reduce competition. at&t says he doesn't understand

the government's decision. >> i've done a lot of deals a lot of deals in my career, but i've never done one where we have disagreed with the department of justice so much i'm even the most basic facts. despite our disagreements, we have offered concrete answers agile solutions. cheryl: stevenson adding that any deal that calls for the sale of cnn is a nonstarter. this is the trump administration's first major antitrust case and it's a doozy. lauren: trial attorney missed emeritus joins us with more on this. good morning to you. so excited to talk to you this morning because he had the justice department lawsuit challenging at&t time warner deal seem faster competition will make consumer bills go higher. we want to know if any of this is politically motivated. >> the answer is we don't know that right now. the only evidence it would be politically motivated is the fact donald trump had said the

doj might be challenging this merger and he's not a fan of cnn. does that mean the doj's action is blocking it motivated? there is much more than that. all these reasons the doj thinks this could be bad for competition, bad for the consumer and that her job to make sure it doesn't happen. lauren: let's say this goes to the courtroom, can the president tweets be used? last week in a shed he treated for us to watch cnn, fake news, losers. we know before he was president come as a candidate, he said he would walk such a deal. can any of this press statement and tweets be used against this deal? >> yeah, just like in any other litigation cover any statement made publicly by any relevant person or party could be used in a court of law. what you're also going to see if

at&t demanding communication between the president and the doj relating to this deal. we don't know that right now. certainly, what they can do if there's going to be smart lawyers who are going to say that motivation has nothing to do with competition, nothing to do with antitrust laws, but has to do with the president for political reasons. however, there is a counter the reason for that. vertical mergers with competitive entries that could be at issue. you have somebody in charge of an antitrust division with a different era and how to protect consumers than in the past. all that will come into play. lauren: of mr. dell raheem, he's been on the job about six weeks now. if you look at his past dealings with situations like this another mergers, and he usually argues for something called

structural remedy common meaning get rid of something to make the deal better for consumers. we've already heard time warner and at&t don't want to get rid of cnn. what can i get rid of to make this more appealing? >> he can divest assets to make sure they are monopolizing the markets. other assets come a behavioral remedies, pledges by the company not to violate an those types of issues. there is a possibility there could be a settlement here. there is something big going on here behind the scene. there is precedent to say the comcast merger we saw before they went through, no issues from the doj is similar. that is 2011. the terrain in media has changed then you're going to see the doj say we will look at the mergers

now because it's going to have a different impact on the market than it may have had on the past. we are obviously seeing a whole new era of the way media is distributed. lauren: misty, nbc, comcast is under barack obama. now we have a much more pro-business president in charge and they're saying no at this point. good to see you. >> good to see you. cheryl: president trump designating north korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. the kim jong un regime is joining iran, syria and sudan on the terrorism blacklist. lauren: blake berman in washington with the details. >> with a full cabinet by his side, president trump announcing his putting north korea back onto the state sponsor of terrorism list. the rogue nation on the list for the first time since 2008. the president said an additional sanction would come later today from the treasury department which he described as very

large. however in a surprise appearance at the white house press rethink the secretary of state rex tillerson conceded the new designation is partly symbolic as the steady stream of sanctions have continued against the north. >> i don't want to suggest to the designation is something that will put a whole new layer of sanctions because again i think we already have north korea so heavily sanctioned so many ways with the u.n. resolutions undertaken. but this will close loopholes off. >> one of the impact could be additional measures to dissuade and deter third parties to do business with north korea. he did not lay out what the sanctions might be and if they will include chinese entities. back to you in new york. lauren: cbs is defending morning show host charlie rose after at least eight women have accused him of making unwanted advances towards them. also decided to halt distributions of trademark interview show following the

latest allegations. telling the "washington post" they worked or aspire to work for charlie rose from the late 1990s most recently in 2011. this is a deeply apologize for my inappropriate behavior. i'm greatly embarrassed. i've behaved insensitively and i've accept responsibility for that though i do not believe all of these allegations are accurate. cheryl: meanwhile, another woman has come forward with an allegation against minnesota senator al franken. 33 women said the senator inappropriately touched her while taking a photo at the minnesota state fair back in 2010. radio host italy and sweden, the first accuser against and said frank encased and her during a u.s. tour back in 2006 before he became a senator. mitch mcconnell has renewed his call for the ethics committee to investigate franken. lauren: michigan congressman john conyers conyers reportedly settling a complaint back in

2015 from a woman who'd complained she was fired because she rejected a advances. by cedar party and he paid her $27,000 to settle. conyers is 88 years old, democrat, longest-serving representative in the house of representatives. also advocated from former staff members who have witnessed him touching female staffers inappropriately or requesting favors. other people don't know about this, therefore they don't have the will to come forward with a reason to implement ensues. cheryl: well, automaker volvo has taken a state and to plan for self driving cars. lauren: tracee carrasco joins us more with that. >> good morning ladies. volvo says it has agreed to supply it over with the fleet of 24,000 health driving taxis beginning in 2019. one of the first and biggest commercial orders for such vehicles. the deal was for it the suvs

which already include advanced autonomous features like systems to keep the clients and maintain the proper distance to another vehicle. according to "the wall street journal" in order like this would account for 4.5% of volvo's current total sales and is estimated to be worth more than $1 billion. lauren: speaking of uber, in hot water again more shocking revelations. a colorado regulators with serious criminal to work for the company. the former prison escapees with drivers licenses. they should have disqualified that they were allowed to work for uber anyway.

just 10 days to pay 50% of the massive fine or request a hearing to contest the penalty. cheryl: let's talk about travel to unbelievable deals to europe out there for this week. tracee: this is a deal that will allow you. starting black friday further by offering 99 one-way flight from boston and chicago to amsterdam, london, dublin and insights from other cities like san francisco and los angeles a $129 which is a pretty good deal for a one-way trip to europe. cheap rates available for flights starting in december. that's not bad. cheryl: thank you very much. coming up after a brutal murder of a border patrol officer, donald trump is doubling down on his call for a border wall with mexico. what is russian president vladimir putin have now? we will tell you about his meeting with syrian president bashar al-assad?

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to in a middle eastern company's bloody civil war. putin with isis and there is close to being over. he plans on calling president trump to update them about that topic later this week. an air force pilot is dead and another badly injured after their jet crashed in the u.s.-mexico border. witnesses reported a loud boom for the t. 38 talents went down 14 as northwest of the air force base adult leo, texas. the judges typically occupied by a student and very. crewmember names have not been released. relations considering the von administration approval of the sale of uranium went to a russian company reporting documents from an undercover agent said a stock purchase of the company as part of a strategy to dominate global uranium markets including making the u.s. more dependent on russia's nuclear fuel. that is what is happening now. lauren: president trump doubling down vowing to build a mall after the brutal murder of a

border patrol agent. texas governor greg abbott asked the nation for help catching the killer. griff jenkins live in washington d.c. with the very latest. good morning, greg. >> the fbi is the seeing what happened at the border on saturday night the left to healy heal the f. martinez dad and his partner critically injured. the fbi says after being located approximately 11:20 p.m. near van horn, quote, both agents sustained traumatic head injuries along with other injuries such as broken bones. this is president trump offering condolences to the families and died to secure the border. >> as you heard, we lost a border patrol officer. we will have the wall. part of what we're doing. it's rough territory. a lot of things are happening along the southern border.

>> while responding to a call. >> border patrol agent rogelio martinez was ambushed by individuals. he was then violently beaten. thank god his partners survived, who was also gravely -- badly injured. it's a very, very violent environment on the border. i think americans have had enough. >> texas governor added as image announcing a $20,000 reward us for help catching this killer. agent martinez was 36 years old and been on the force for four years. he is the second border patrol agent with either through the line of duty in the 39th since

2003. martinez leaves behind a wife and 11-year-old son. he is actually from el paso and went to the university of texas at el paso, so it's getting really hard but we may hear from officials later today. lauren: heading home. thanks for the report. cheryl: a lot more coming up, including the question about alabama. how critical is the senate seat for push for tax reform? if roy moore loses this week, how does that affect tax reform? we are here to discuss that. look at how bruce springsteen and bette midler are lighting a fire under ticket sales from broccoli. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪

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cheryl: we are two weeks away from today on alabama voters will decide whether to send a to send about a republican were a republican waiver to the u.s. senate. white house counselor rory conway weighed in. >> dow joins in alabama, folks don't be fooled. he's weak on crime, weak on borders, strong on raising taxes, terrible for property owners. the doctrinaire liberal which is why he's not saying anything like the media trying to boost him. >> so vote for a more? >> he wants to vote in the senate to get this tax bill through. >> how critical is the alabama senate seat from getting tax reform passed? contributors a villain author government gone wild kristin k. great to have you here. >> good morning. thank you for having me.

cheryl: and kellyanne conway was first on dean, talking about the crucial piece of the puzzle that has nothing to do with the allegations against roy moore. it has to do with the party. what is the discussion right now i do believe it's happening within the party and if roy moore loses the seat in alabama? >> the democrat running for deftly not vote for tax cuts and would probably hurt the truck agenda. that is certainly not an endorsement of worry more. that is just taking a fact. of course the president and other republicans want people in the house and the senate to support the conservative agenda. that's always been the case. but it's more true now the senate is trying to pass their tax reform. as we talk about all the time, the usa's win of the highest corporate tax rates in the industrialized world that makes it less competitive. the reform is critical. trump has been clear at the same time that if the allegations against roy moore has to step

down from the race. right now the allegations have not been proven to mr. lee says they are not true. it's up to the voters to make the decision. cheryl: even alabama's got a republican governor. she said there's no reason to disbelieve any of these accusers against roy moore. at the same time, you know, basically comes down to what the voters are going to do. do you think it's going to be a surprise in the fox poll shows he's behind by eight points. >> you know, it's a tight race. there haven't been to many polls that have come out since the allegations surfaced. the joneses faces the burden of running as a democrat in the state where the democratic party is deeply unpopular. even liberal for alabama's standards when it comes to

social issues like abortion. roy moore absolutely has a chance. again, not a decision for the media to make rummaged mcconnell to make. right now, a lot of worry more supporters are kind of brushing these allegations off as liberal attacks that are unproven. if these allegations turn out to be true, this is going to really fracture the base had hurt him. right now it's a close race. cheryl: overall tax reform tied in the senate. they can't lose more than two votes. how do you feel about the senate vote as we wait for the final night and bolt if you will about the bill is going to look at. >> i've got to i've got to tell you i'm kind of skeptical about the senate. majority heard from several senate republicans who voiced concerns. i don't know for sure if this will get done, but they've got to deliver something to their voters. the gop will run into problems next of internal action.

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morning. at&t to battle the justice department over $85 billion deal to buy time warner. doj filing a lawsuit against the deal. cheryl: financial industrial stocks pushing the dow higher. today earns as far as hewlett-packard and 44 points looking at the doubt. cheryl: your follows on political turmoil or chancellor angela merkel leaning towards calling for new elections. her career. stocks in europe and asia on optimism over global economic growth to the japan appoints 7% of the shanghai composite in china a copy%. cheryl: and as i'm getting ready to do disruptive business of practice. "fbn:am" continues right now. lauren: is 5:30 in the morning on tuesday, november 21st

getting lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. not sure if you're a pancake type of person. amazon getting ready to be your new best friend. lauren: breaking news this morning. the justice department filing a lawsuit to block at&t's proposed $85 billion takeover of time warner. the doj are doing to deal with the two higher cable bills for customers and reduce competition, but at&t ceo randall stephenson doesn't understand the government position. >> i've done a lot of deals in my career, but i've never done one before it disagreed with the department of justice so much on even the most basic of facts. despite our disagreements, we have offered concrete and substantial solutions. lauren: they are going to fight this event than emphasizing the idea that calls for the sale of

cnn is in a starter. they are not open to this and of course this is the current administration's first major antitrust case. cheryl: and it's a big one. campaign promise from donald trump said he was going to fight this merger. so there you go. senate gop leaders working to treat her tax bill to get some undecided senators on board to pass the legislation. only two members vote on the bill after the thanksgiving holiday. cheryl: they can't guarantee any democrat supporting it here. adam shapiro joins us from washington with the very latest. >> good morning. the house and senate may be on vacation for the thanksgiving holiday. wheeling and dealing going on specifically because they were senators who have not yet committed to the tax reform bill when it comes to the floor of the senate for a vote. ron johnson said now, although he's been expected to flip in becoming a of then this guy bob corker, jeff flake, john

mccain, susan collins, james blake for and lisa murkowski. susan collins on sunday said she would be in favor of raising the proposed corporate tax rate from 20% to 22% as a way to restore some deductions for state and local taxes. good luck getting that, but something she's working to do. then you have the president because over the weekend on sunday, mick mulvaney said the administration would be hoping to perhaps giving it the repeal of the individual mandate if it meant passing tax reform. >> what the democrats given us no votes come in a purely political reasons, obstructionist, will will at the republicans to go through for americans. i think they will come i hope they will come up to the senate. >> the plan is to vote on tax reform as soon as they get back on thanksgiving holiday. the conference committee between the house and senate to merge the two bills in both chambers of the tax reform.

back to you. lauren: is tax reform baked into the stock market rally we see this you are not? adam johnson, founder of both a brief joins us now. >> it is not baked in and i say that because if you look at the stocks with the highest tax rate, they've been trading -- tells you the market thinks the opposite. it's not going to have been. the markets following this one. i'm optimistic in light of the fact honestly i've never seen showboating out of washington that what we are seeing right now. the senators need to get over their egos and get on with tax reform. lauren: talk to me about levels of the get a tax bill this year. what is the dow go in the s&p go? >> i've been very bullish and as you know you're going to kill me for saying this, but it's the truth. earnings and employment. we've been talking about these for months. the highest percentage of americans making high suggested

growth income ever. highest percentage of americans working making the most of their money. that's why earnings are on track to grow 12% in the fourth quarter. the current quarter versus 7% actually accelerating. believe it or not, not only do i think 24,000. lauren: does the level. 24,000. >> not only 24,000 as possible, 25,000. lauren: you heard it here. 5:35 a.m. on november 21st. what do you expect for investors to the rest of the year, fourth quarter typically a good one for portfolios. >> i'm actually looking for what guys on wall street colored cloth rally. in other words, wait a minute, things are good you to translate the station. i'm lagging so i need to buy the winners. i'm going to push this harder.

all of a sudden for no apparent reason you have a market that suddenly shoots higher. believe it or not we are setting up a cloth rally in the fourth quarter because of earnings and employment and if you get tax reform which is not baked in not baked in, that's okay to 25,000. lauren: to all of this makes consumers feel richer. i'm curious to see if i get super generous when it comes to her gift giving over the holidays. are you generous in your household more than usual? >> of course generous. by the way, macy's company stock trading down to 18 bucks in the ceo came out and said we actually see holiday shopping tracking, so it's going to be good and i'm going to be generous. cheryl: atom, thank you very much. you always are. he's never gotten anything just to be clear. cheryl: i could use a new iphone just to be clear.

announcing big plans for a new plan. that means jobs. tracee carrasco joins us by without another headlines this morning. transfer good morning. tyson has announced plans to build a $300 million chicken plant in humboldt county, tennessee. visit reagan an estimated 2800 jobs that could benefit the state. $150 million now would be the fifth plant in the state of tennessee and will open sometime in late 2019. lauren: broadway is going gangbusters right now. my opinion is they have bruce springsteen and bette midler. transfer absolutely one of the key factors driving ticket sales way out. ticket up about 18% since last year according to the trade group that tracks ticket sales. tickets at about $780 million halfway through the season. as he said, we can think the

boss for that, bette midler. a lot of people are going for the top tier cover premium seats willing to pay $850 for these ticket according to the broadway leading outcome of the average price last week was $125.77. that is way up from last year. cheryl: we haven't even gotten frozen coming next year. get ready parents of young girls out there to hear the songs. what is going on with practice. once again amazon is about to get in to an industry that will disrupt our lives. transfer right now amazon is testing delivery of ihop pancakes, also getting in on that a on that and you can try out this new delivery service in california. texas, oklahoma, washington and

utah. you can now order pancakes, and pick them up in the stores 1700 locations across the u.s. this service is called by half ago. my favorite part about this story is ihop has the developing special packaging to make sure the pancakes are transported from the cab warned. they don't slide around too much. that is most important i think. lauren: how do you deliver a fresh package? cheryl: what you want? i'm on it. lauren: i want the chocolate chip one. great to see you, tracee. desperate search for an argentine submarine. time is running out and it will soon run out of oxygen. the latest on the search coming out. i bet you didn't notice, but november is national diabetes month. one company that can help you reverse the disease.

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calling it unconstitutional. unless 59,000 patient living in the country now have a year and a half to leave to the trump administration in their seven-year protective status back in 2010 nations came to the u.s. after an earthquake devastated the island. homeland security officials say conditions have improved in citizens can go back home. it is a race against the clock to find argentines missing submarine before the oxygen supply runs out. the u.s. may be joining the international search intensified by the hour. the summary reported missing last wednesday after his battery failed 650 feet underwater over 200 miles off the coast of buenos aires. the crewmembers onboard only have enough oxygen to last than seven days though we do hope international help can get the submarine incurred the help they

need right now. cheryl: monitoring.overs to use. .com it is a crisis. november is diabetes awareness month. a really good time to assess your risk for the seventh leading cause of death in the united states. 29 million americans were diagnosed with diabetes than 7 million americans have it and don't even know it. which is why learning how to diagnose and manage this can save your life. an online medical clinic can reverse type-2 diabetes without surgery or medication. join now to explain how this works is mike payne. good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. cheryl: great to be here. type-2 diabetes, one of the top killers in this country today. you say that your app can treat and possibly cure a type-2 diabetes. how does this work? >> so, for the health of the

full online medical clinic but uses a combination of technology and clinical science without medication or surgery. cheryl: i signed up for the out. i put in the health information, each commit u.s. for records? how much information do you want in the age of online privacy to help guide them to put their diagnosis could be your treatment plan for type-2 diabetes? >> so, this is an intervention for patients who suffer from type-2 diabetes for just a bit for a very long time. we ask for quite a bit of information through interviews with our physicians as well as health coaches. it's not just interaction with a nap. it is interaction with the clinical staff that works at barda health. cheryl: phone conversations and e-mail and texting. >> jack him a conversation of tax interaction as well as video chats until interactions. cheryl: diabetes has become such

a high-risk disease because of the american diet. basically americans are eating high-fat, high carbohydrate, high sugar. type-2 diabetes is all about the carbohydrate intake for the individual. how would you advise someone at risk to to change the way they eat. >> out, doctors work individually with patients given their socioeconomic and cultural and religious context to provide them with advice and eating in a low carbon high-fat approach to nutrition and baptized the effect to follow protocol. cheryl: is there somebody like a doctor at how they should be working with as well? i'm assuming because after phone call can truly be replacing a doctor during examination for patients. >> anything as we have our own

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good choices on their own. cheryl: know what is in your food, mike. does it cost anything to sign up for the apt? >> it does. it is most commonly provided through your insurance plan or your employer although we do allow for patients to come in through the front door if you will and pay out of pocket. cheryl: how much is it per month? >> it's around $400 per month per patient, although we do provide patient assistance for patients who cannot afford to pay the full price. cheryl: okay, well it's people's lives we are talking about. mike payne from virta house. >> thank you very much. lauren: monday night football. tough team on the road against the seahawks richard mack center highlight in just a bit. a dramatic change could be coming for professional golfers. they are called reduced --

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lauren: a big change could be coming to golf. floating the idea of using that don't travel as far. players have become better drivers over the years but essentially lending to classic forces obsolete. one solution is different specifications for different players and tournament. ideally the ball doesn't go as far. cheryl: it doesn't go very far now when i hit it.

>> is baseball going to try that? a baseball can be made differently. cheryl: monday night football last night. >> they were completely inflated as was the scoreboard. seahawks and atlanta falcon scored 65 points. let's pick up the highlights in the first quarter as the atlanta falcon already leading seven to nothing. matt ryan for a short touchdown. just before halftime come to seattle down to a touchdown as they try fake field goal. not even close. we go on to the third quarter. falcons a 24-20. to lolo grob said. fast-forward final seconds to seahawks go for a field goal. blair walsh who want the burn and print the vikings last night during the seahawks against seattle. atlanta wins 34-31.

both teams six and four. cheryl: lucky it wasn't in atlanta with a big old explosion. >> we have a funny story. all that dust over the stadium. that is greedy. that's not salt. terry glenn, horrible story, died at the age of 43. drafted in the first round of the seventh the patriots. six, five in dallas, 44 touchdowns over 12 seasons. he was involved in a single vehicle accident after midnight in irving, texas beauties his fiancée was also in the vehicle. she survived the terry glenn did not. boston celtics played victory last night in dallas. with the celtics with 13 points in the fourth rivera scored down the stretch in the celtics in overtime beat the mavericks won 10-102.

the most in a celtics uniform. grow quickly the implosion yesterday at the georgia dome. have you ever had a great seat for something and someone comes and stands right in front of you? what should have been yesterday's agenda man was set up here. watch. all of a sudden. get out of the way. cheryl: that is live, right? lauren: that would have been to me. >> like a bad joke. watch as the bus pulls away. >> eager the bleeping on it. that's in case you missed it. dust all over. cheryl: again, why the falcons didn't play at their new home last night. someone on twitter reported that out. people on twitter are very smart. thank you, jerry.

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lauren: sub for gold from "the wall street journal." is this all part of the challenger in the far right anti-immigration policy? >> it seems as though it is one of the biggest sticking points for angela merkel in forming the coalition alongside energy policy in taxes. there is a lot of worry that this period of uncertainty and germany will delay between its partners in the e.u. and in the eurozone on pursuing further inspiration. from an investment standpoint, not a lot of people are worried about germany, but it could delay the sword of hope for integration a lot of people held after the french election this year. lauren: thank you so much for your youth.

>> for having me. cheryl: dataset. thanks for joining us on fbi this morning. we would like to say good morning to maria martorano. thanks for joining us. maria: good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i maria bartiromo. tuesday, november 21st. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast or the justice department makes it official. a lawsuit to block the $85 billion time warner deal. randall stephenson taking aim at the doj. it addresses one of the possible reasons for this suit, cnn. >> there's been a lot of reporting on speculation whether this is all about cnn and frankly i don't know. the bottom line is that we cannot and we will not be party to any agreement that would even give the perception of compromising the first amendment protections of the price. maria: at&t