more jobs. i think that's an exciting future to look forward to. lou: thank you, president trump. lawrence >> the only people standing in the way of keeping the government open is senate democrats. >> breaking news this morning, hour asway from a possible government shutdown, the house passing a bill overnight to keep the government open, but senate democrats vow to block any legislation. cheryl: yeah, two dow components under pressure this morning after tough quarterly report. ibm and american express expect today weigh on stocks at the open. right now futures pointing to higher open. lauren: dax in germany gaining almost 1% this morning. cheryl: taking a look at asia stocks right now, japan, south

korea and shanghai ending higher and the week higher as well. lauren: oil is falling this morning on report that u.s. production will pass saudi arabia, then there is this. >> long live the new flame grilled double quarter pound king. ♪ >> rest in piece black top burges. cheryl: it's on, half pound burger. fbn:am starts right now. ♪ ♪ lauren: 5:01 a.m., welcome, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone, people are thinking i want half

pound burger to celebrate. lauren: i had one actually. >> senator shuim internal -- sco not shut down federal government, do not jeopardize funding national security, i ask the american people to understand this, the only people standing in the way of keeping g the government open are senate democrats. whether there is a government shutdown or not is now entirely up to them. >> it all hinges on the democrats on whether the government stays open or not n. the senate it takes 60 votes, in the house, the republicans did their job. they made sure government stayed open. >> this is like giving you a bowl of doggy doo and putting a cherry on top and calling it chocolate sundae.

this is nothing. lauren: republicans only have 51 seats. cheryl: minority leader chuck schumer saying democrats will support short-term, four or five, six days not the house bill to avoid a shutdown. >> the only person who has ever rooted for a shutdown frankly is our president who said our country could use a good shutdown. i unfortunately the majority leader in particular and the majority, to support a clean extension of funding for a few days so that we can finally come to a resolution and get down to the so many other things we need to do in this chamber. >> our friends on the other side are saying here, is they are prepared to shut down the government over the issue of illegal immigration. now, on that issue, there's a

bipartisan interest in solving the daca problem but the president has given us until march, the last time i looked, this was january. my colleagues, where is the urgency here? cheryl: gop could propose maybe a five or six-day continuing resolution. they're not meeting until 11:00 a.m. today and that's just a procedural vote so the clock is almost running out. lauren: they have until march to deal with what to do with daca. you don't necessarily have to do it now. meanwhile you have president trump slamming democrats over potential government shutdown. >> i really believe the democrats want to shut down to get off the subject of the tax cues because they worked so well. nobody thought including the democrats it could work this well. they've been so good that i think democrats would like to see a shutdown in order to get off the subject.

lauren: the president was speaking at pennsylvania factory yesterday and talked about accomplishments including the tax cuts, record high stock market and a very low unemployment rate. cheryl: all good things for the markets, obviously, well, president trump is praising white house chief of staff john kelly one day after kelly angered him when he told fox news that trump's policemen was not fully informed and trump talking about kelly in visit in pennsylvania. >> he's great, i think he's doing a great job. he's a very special guy. cheryl: the wall is the wall and has never changed or evolved from the first day i conceived of it rnlgt -- media took it out of context. lauren: shares f ibm and

american express are putting damper on blue chip average. cheryl: we have been on a roll so far and now we hit a bump, good morning to you. tracee: good morning, the dow is setting up for another down day courtesy of ibm and american express reporting analysts that beat expectations. ibm's revenue rose for the first time and warned that higher tax rate would eat into profits, ibm shares rallied 10% on hopes of turnaround for the company sell more than 3% after the closing bell. meanwhile shares of american express fell nearly 3% in extended trading, the company reported first quarterly lose in 26 years because of $2.4 billion charge relate today tax reform and said it will halt its share buyback program for the first half of the year. >> which we heard from many companies about fourth quarter issues, maybe the stock may level out a little bit.

>> we will see. cheryl: amazon another stock to watch, they put out short list of potential headquarters, what do we have? >> the list is hot, amazon has narrowed it down from 20 cities from 238, big cities like new york, boston and chicago, toronto, the only nonu.s. city on the list and surprise candidates like columbus, ohio and indianapolis, amazon said that it would work with candidate locations to examine proposals more closely and evaluate feasibility of a future partnership. amazon plans to decide on a city this year. lauren: is burger king planning a funeral? tracee: yes, to bury mcdonalds in an effort to go after mcdonalds, burger king has unveiled a hefty new burger made with half pound of beef, it's the double quarter pound king sandwich versus mcdonalds double quarter pounder.

burger digging at mcdonalds in a new ad holding a funeral for double pounder, two beef patties with american cheese, pickles, cech uip. they are even going after mcdonalds bun. cheryl: you can have burger and a half if you're measuring protein. just thinking. some people to that. [laughter] tracee: we will talk later. [laughter] cheryl: okay, i guess i'm the only one, coming up who owns a government shutdown, democrats or republicans? >> the first time in recent memory that any party have dominated by having the majority in the house and the senate and the president in the white house

where there has been a government shutdown. cheryl: is nancy pelosi right, are democrats going to take the blame for this, our political panel is coming up. and caught, u.s. satellite captured chinese ships secretly buying coal from north korea, we will have that story, you're watching fbn:am hold together. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turnpike? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sean saved by switching to geico. big man with a horn. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more.

lauren: tgif, let's get you caught up on what's happening now. the u.s. caught chinese buying north korean coal days after the sanctions were imposed. the wall street journal is reporting that six chinese vessels which the u.s. tracks by satellite defied the sanctions by bringing north korean coal to vietnam, russia or other ships in mid-sea transfers. well, gop lawmakers are demanding that a report alleging government surveillance abuse be made public, the highly classified report outlining concerns that the obama fbi and justice department inappropriately used fisa, foreign intelligence surveillance act, to snoop on the trump campaign. meanwhile the house intelligence committee already voting unanimously to release glen simpson's testimony, claiming people were killed after a bogus

dossier on donald trump was made public. the dnc and conservative group washington free beacon both paid simpson to create information for the dossier which helped kick-start the russia collusion probe which we are still dealing with, cheryl. cheryl: certainly are. well, the house may have passed a budget bill last night but unless than 24 hours the government runs out of money if the bill doesn't make it through the senate. so the republicans have the votes to avoid a government shutdown, here to weigh in host of business of politics with lindsey, podcast, of course, lindsey france and republican strategists matt, guys, good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: let's look at the breakdown, the house passed short-term resolution only funds the government till february 16th but on the house, the senate side excuse me, they need 60 yeas, all accounts are

showing us they don't have them? >> well, the government has never been shut down when one party controls the party in congress, that forget it is point made that to pass spending bill you to have 60 votes in the senate, republicans have 51 votes in the senate. they don't have all the votes right now. even if they did, there are not nine democratic votes for the house bill. we will see where it goes. my guess is they will vote on house bill, but also pass a 5-day extension and that that will pass the house and senate, we maybe shut down for a few hours on saturday but my guess this weekend you will have 5-day extension. one of the key things that lindsey graham said he will do short-term bill for days and not weeks, a short-term patch to try to get a big deal over the next 3 to 4 days, if that doesn't happen, we may be shut down for sometime. cheryl: lindsey, they had two weeks. they will get some kind of deal

together in 3 to 5 days next week when they've had all this time, the democrats are digging in on dreamers. the republicans say let's deal with this later, this is where the fight comes down, those immigrants. >> the democrats they wanted to be one of the top line talking points and i think that, you knowinger nancy pelosi came out and said very well pointed out that this the first time republicans have had the executive and both houses of congress, but there's been 18 shutdowns since 1976 and we've had extension after extension, so i think that the immigration thing is something that they're holding onto, however, i think that it's a sticking point, remember, a lot of these extensions happened no coincidence over a weekend, right, so a lot of the federal workers aren't working, they have a few more dais and i -- ds and the claim that it's all daca

is pretty bogus. the democrats are saying that this is an internal war. we might see them pass something to save faith or else like lindsey graham said extending for five days, i think the american people are getting very impatient with this. cheryl: sure. >> it's just time to make something happen and to work together and i think donald trump is not working the phones properly on capitol hill. cheryl: okay, if that's true, if donald trump isn't doing enough in capitol hill, what does he need to do? >> yeah, listen, the key issue here is the dreamer issue going to be part of the spending bill and i think if you looked at what the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said last night the deadline for dreamers is in march the deadline for deadline is 24 hours away. can the president be more

engaged directly, sure. i think he's talking to members every day. chairman mark meadows of north carolina, they cut a deal last night which is freedom caucus members supported the house bill. i think the president will be very involved. presidents get blamed for shutdowns. cheryl: senators and congresswomen when they get reelected get blamed for votes that their constituents don't like, lindsey, if you're a democrat, specially democrat senator and running in a state in november that donald trump won in 2016, what do you do here? there could be some flips? >> there could be some flips, but i think it's where we are talking about. in a lot of races the democrats have the benefit of keeping rather quiet because so many republicans especially conservatives are sort of shooting themselves in the foot with rhetoric, we have seen a couple of those special elections go a little bit

haywire, so i think that democrats can keep a little quiet on this, but there is a danger it could flip if this doesn't go through because people are impatient. cheryl: certainly, to your point, lindsey, the american people are running out of patience. thanks, guys, appreciate it. lauren: you know what could work, having them work through the weekend. mitch mcconnell said, we might have to work this weekend. cheryl: oh, no, are they going to be okay? lauren: i don't know. pope francis celebrating the first ever papal wedding at 30,000 feet. >> he asked, you want me to marry you. >> i said yes, are you sure. lauren: some folks living here in the northeast over the weekend, good news, fox news janice dean is coming up with the forecast that you definitely want to hear. you're watching fbn:am. when you think of miami you

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motorcade after he saw a policewoman saw a woman fall off horse while in chile, he comforted her while waiting for ambulance to arrive. she was not hurt. cheryl: maybe. so back here at home a landslide is threatening a multimillion dollar home, in malibu, california, the three story home left hanging off the edge of the cliff, it's been red tagged deeming it unsafe to live in, utility crews search in muddy hill slide for under water leak but they couldn't find one, people in the area say it maybe sprinkler system. lauren: coming back to that. cheryl: good news from fox meteorologist janice dean. >> take a look at the current temperatures or the 4-hour change from what it was this time yesterday, big warm-up for

much of the country and we will take it, right, my friends, current temperatures right now 26-degrees in new york city, 28 in chicago, 41 in dallas, it's coming, i promise, this weekend, past 12 hours not much to report across eastern half of the country. next weather maker across the west. pattern shift, cooler weather, more rain and more mountain snow and could see gusty winds as well. this is going to be the energy that's going to set the stage for our next winter storm across plains an midwest this weekend, blizzard conditions are possible if you live across northern plains and we are going to see a lot of snow here across the west for the ski resorts including the sierra across california. 57 in new orleans. 57 in houston. who knew that 40 was going to feel so good? back to you ladies. even better this weekend. lauren: it's like you open the

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government open are senate democrats. cheryl: breaking news this morning, we are hours away from a possible government shutdown, the house passed a bill overnight to keep the government open but democrats vow the block any legislation. lauren: two dow components under pressure after tough quarterly report cards, ibm around american express to weigh in when stock market opens. cheryl: that's been happening in the last 20 minutes or so, over in europe stocks opening higher, investors weighing economic news, every market is higher. lauren: this is close in asia this friday, all up arrows, take a look at nikkei in japan, gaining two tenths of 1% and in china the shanghai composite gaining. cheryl: disney star wars last jedi major flop in china. fbn:am continues right now.

♪ ♪ lauren: happy friday, everybody, 5:30 in the morning, in new york 5:29 p.m. cheryl: i'm still going work somehow. lauren: better you than me. cheryl: it is friday, we are happy about that, but we are not happy about what's going on in washington. breaking news right now for the house approved a stopgap bill to keep the federal government open to 2016 but the ball is on the senate's court. >> garrett tenney with the latest. good morning to you. >> you have to buckle up looking ahead, with less than 24 hours to go there's no indication that the senate is any closer to a deal to avoid a shutdown.

the house passed its spending bill yesterday and this including a six-year extension of children's health insurance program and several taxes with the affordable care act but senate democrats are upset that the spending bill did not include fix for daca which congress till march to address but that lead to heated exchange last night on the senate floor. >> i'm not trying to play for political points, even false ones, i am trying to get us to come together on a bipartisan nature to get something done. >> illegal immigration, that issue right into it and say they won't solve any of the other stuff. i think we would all like the deal with the daca issue. >> so here is where things stand in the senate, 60 votes are need today break a filibuster and pass short-term spending bill and republicans will need help

from at least 13 democrats, three gop senators plan to vote against it, lindsey graham, jeff flake and rand paul. so far west virginia joe manchi, in the only democrat who said he will support the bill. last night on fox news lindsey graham explained why it is that he won't support another short-term spending bill. >> this is the fourth cr, every time we have a continuing resolution it costs the military billions of dollars, it's not going to shut down and we are not going wait 30 more days. i want to do two things, i want to fund the military and deal with daca and we are not going get one without the other, i'm tired of playing this stupid game. >> and it's important to remember that even if lawmakers are able to reach a deal, this is only a short-term spending bill, meaning we will be right back here again in just a few weeks with a lot of the same debate as lawmakers try to pass a long-term spending bill. cheryl: we shall see, thank you. >> you've got it. lauren: let's talk about tax

cuts because president trump certainly did yesterday, he was holding speech at its burr area factory saying tax cuts and economic successes will lead to big gop gain this year. >> we can keep it like this, we are going win a lot of elections, that i can tell you. it's something -- no, it's something. [cheers and applause] >> it's the economy, stupid, did you ever hear that one? lauren: that was the phrase by bill clinton's strategists who encouraged him to tie george h.w. bush in a recession and the economy was good. cheryl: it's not just american workers that are benefiting from the trump tax reform package, foreign companies are also taking advantage, john luca owns largest diet companies as products earn million and a half health food stores across europe and asia and now bringing to the u.s. opening first flagship store in manhattan.

>> thank you for the invitation. yes, it is a way -- [inaudible] >> very business friendly and encouraging companies to come here and invest in united states market because you can gain a lot and you can do in quick and, i think, easy way your business. it's very important. in europe we have had a lot of recession, sorry, because of total different way to do economy, mostly because of germany and the politics, the economy, the economy is going -- is growing also in italy thanks, i think, to the new strategy of trump also in titly. we are talking about cutting the taxes and to be more business

friendly. but america now is a very -- is very interesting and attraction for everybody to come here to invest. lauren: you feel welcomed by the new administration. >> yeah. lauren: are you going to make products here at all? >> we are starting with the warehouse but the idea to open and produce here our products because it's quick, it's quick, you don't have to wait too much to have permission, to have a new company in america and to also to have all the permission you need to manufacture here the product. so we start importing from italy, this is the first step and the second step to produce here, this is the idea. people here love the italian food, but they know that sometimes it's so much heavy. the idea of this product is to have all the italian food people

like, pasta, chocolate, cookies but they are not done -- cheryl: we don't have a lot of time, the american diet market, the industry is pretty crowded already, you're taking a big chance coming to the u.s., of course, you're saying because of donald trump and that's great, what makes you think you can make a mark on the u.s. diet industry? >> because obesity is a big problem in america, more than italy, but because people also, they need some real product, dietary products because some of them, they are dietary but all in packaging. so the reason not to patent that prove what you say that means that it's all of the same things normally. we talk about practical system, but if you don't have a patent proven that's something new, you know, what is very important

that many studies made in italy but also in florida. >> good, make more products in the united states. we want to hear that. thank you very much for coming in, appreciate it. good luck on your new venture. lauren: there's a lot of italians in florida, just so you know. wall street regulator is pouring cold water on bitcoin etf, find out why in just a bill. double fuel tanker catches fire in utah and explodes shutting down the highway there. we will have the latest on the terrifying situation how do you win at business?

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cheryl: welcome back, let's get you caught up on what's happening now. life in prison after being charged with torture and child abuse. prosecutors alleging the children were subjected to frequent beatings and strangulation and weren't allowed to go to the bathroom and they were allegedly given one shower a year. parents are pleading innocent to all charges. well, a double tanker hauling gasoline on interstate near salt lake city, utah causing major closures and traffic delays, the tanker had 9,000 gallons and gas and 1,000 gallons of diesel, the

fire is still going but the driver made it out safely. vladimir putin stripping on national television, he was emerging in freezing waters to mark epipheny. vladimir putin has a shirt off once again. that's what's happening. [laughter] lauren: no comment. stocks taking a rare breather. pressured by weakening bond prices. sean, good morning. >> good morning, i'm trying to get the image of vladimir putin out of my head. lauren: don't worry, we will show you another image. it hit 2.6%, the highest level since september of 2014, what do you make of that? >> i'm not really particularly worried about it, i think the bond guys need to realize that

the bull mark in bonds is over. and, you know, 10 basis points is not a bad thing. we had apple announcement yesterday that they were going to invest $350 billion in the u.s. i was trying to put that in context. after the financial crisis we had a major stimulus although those who study at institute say you can't get stimulus from government money but apple and $350 billion amounts to 35% of the trillion dollar stimulus bill. this is true stimulus, i think we can take some of that slack. what i'm more worried are bond rates. two things, i don't want bond yield curve to invert. i would like to see it drift up and the other worry perhaps with the yield is if u.s. treasuries go up too much, it'll make them attractive and see foreign buyers buying the bonds and that'll drive the dollar up. the dollar has been weak here lately and that's been a massive tail win for equities. lauren: if you look at equities

in this rise, are you concerned that this is a bull market that knows no bounds? >> no bull market knows no bounds. we are nine years in, the environment looks good. noah started to build the arc before it rained, you need to start looking at it if -- putting stocks in place. it would be okay with 10-year treasury around 3. those 3% numbers are significant. if that comes true, we can even have 4% of gdp growth. so all that goes well for equity market. they are pricey but i think we are going see surprise on earnings coming up in the first quarter that perhaps could get things back in normalized change. lauren: what sectors are you avoiding right now?

>> we -- it's easier for me to say where we are allocating money based on cash flow models, financials, industrials popped up here, energy popped up here and technology continues to be. i think utilities and consumer staples are the two areas of the sectors of the market where there's perhaps a little room for some concern only because they got bid up so much because investors were looking for yield, utilities really aren't growth, investments, they are kind of bound by how much they can raise utility prices and the growth in particular market and i've heard recently that some of the utility companies are going to lower energy prices as a result of tax bill. so i'm not a big fan of utilities right now. >> sean, have a good weekend. >> thank you. cheryl: well, new star wars film not enjoying much success in china as it is here at home.

lauren: what happened? tracee carrasco joins us with headlines making news. >> there's no force in china, star wars last jedi has been pulled from theaters because it has been tanking with audiences in second week box office numbers were down 92% and the film earned just $28.7 million in first week, you compare that to here in the u.s. in opening weekend, $220 million, historically star wars film in china have not been very popular, so this goes along with the trend that they have seen with previous movies. cheryl: interesting, they usually love blockbusters. lauren: you have companies catering specifically to chinese audience, it's different. if you want to make money, you have to do it their way, i suppose. moving onto another topic, having diverse management team can lead to success? tracee: yes, researchers

examined financial data of more than 1,000 major companies across 12 countries as well as gender and ethnic make-up of workforces, well the analysts found that the companies with diverse executive teams posted bigger profit margins than rivals compared with companies with relatively little diversity in the upper cheer and now the link between ethnic diversity and better financial performance appeared even greater than for gender diversity according to the study. >> well, that's the trend right now. that's the talk in all companies is how to be more diverse. all right, thank food. [laughter] cheryl: kit kat, they have a new flavor, this is big. tracee: yes, this is interesting here. pink berry-like chocolate and it's called the ruby chocolate kit kat. lauren: natural or flavored that way? tracee: see, i'm not clear on this one. i think it's probably like a berry and this is sold in japan

and south korea where the kit kat is very popular and they've had previous interesting flavors like green tea and even saki in japan. they are always trying something different. you can buy here in the u.s. online and you can buy it in kit kat pop-up stores but mainly in japan and south korea and in japan, it's very popular, the slogan is i know my wish will come true and kit kat is given acetone of encouragement to someone. lauren: looks expensive also. maybe it's the packaging. i will try it. hook us up. tracee: i don't have international connections, sorry. lauren: have a good weekend, coming up, everybody, tom brady is mia at pat's practice yesterday, will he make it for the big game, afc championship on sunday, jared max is coming up with sports and speaking of the patriots, first graders in

florida have advice on how the jaguars can take down the pats on sunday, we will be right back . everything you need to go. expedia

cheryl: first grade class in jacksonville wants to be certain that jaguars beat new england patriots on sunday so they sent play book to jaguars. here is the cover, dear jags, want to beat the patriots, here is how, advice from number one fans. [laughter] lauren: that's cute. all right, looks like the

patriots might have handful and speaks of hands, to the latest sewed of the brady bunch, tom brady. jared: does anybody believe tom brady will not play in afc championship game? seriously? seems like a drama to me. hey, one day after he reportedly injured throwing hand at practice, new england patriots tom brady attended practice but according to team discuss not participate in practice. brady showed up wearing red gloves. no he wasn't iron man, he only took part in stretching drills and such and not football activity, the patriots had brian hoyer. sunday pats will host the jags. many wondered how 20% of brains to have cte did not show prior

concussion symptoms. this study found the greatest link to cte does not stem from percussions but rather repeated hits to the head. coauthor of the study telling usa today sports saying there are going to be policy implications to this referring to concussion protocols in the nfl all the way down to youth football. this is concerning particularly for kids who are not old enough to make other decisions on their own. i think we have a moral obligation to protect them from harm. nba all-star game coming february 18th last night we learned captains, steven curry and lebron james. captain, i really appreciate the votes. the background is the classic clip, i'm the captain now. the milwaukee bucks won popular

vote among nba players and beat lebron james. what does charles barkley have to say about that? >> was i surprised? lebron is the best player in the world but can be drama queen. >> and you weren't a drama queen? >> no like he is. jared: angel mike trout is going to become the highest paid player. trout, usa today says will beat clayton kershaw, followed by miguel cabrera, david price. all bringing him $30 million this season. congratulations, eric, long-time member of the philadelphia flyers relationship with the team splinter at times last night retired his number 88, the flyers went on the beat the toronto maple leaves 3-2. no better trend in sports than that of nfl fans donating to

charities of players with other team, they raised over 300 grand for bengals quarterback foundation, vikings fans have donated nearly $200,000. check this out. thomas -- >> hi, minnesota, you guys are officially ridiculous, i'm totally humbled by this, and i may be force today -- forced to root all the way to the super bowl. >> almost $200,000 to hospitals in minnesota. pay it forward, love it. lauren: good things from the league. jared max, you can catch fox news headlines 24/7, siriusxm 115. cheryl: okay, we have a lot more coming up. guess who is not worried about a shutdown? global investors, we are heading to london to get a full report.

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lauren: guess who is downplaying potential shutdown is investors. global investors are not concerned here, riva the? >> good morning, it would seem as though they aren't

particularly concerned if you look at movement in the the stock market, for instance, you barely seen any reaction. dow is pretty near all-time high and so is the s&p and in the past you've had nervousness leading up but that doesn't mean this can't have some effects. i think the big question is, if there is a shutdown, how long does it last because that will determine how much economic damage it does and does this look more like 2013 where things kind of wobbled a bit but ultimately were okay or you see event that was like 2011 where the market was really shook and the u.s. had sort of credit rating issues relate today this because you get into debt ceiling related fears and that's what investors should be paying attention to.

cheryl: sweat coins of the world, people are still going to this stuff? >> do not buy this, you are giving some guy your money and i will pocket it and i promise to manipulate the market and still went up 250% or something like that. so it's pretty incredible. cheryl: 700 million. lauren: wow, search for volatile my. riva, thank you so much. cheryl: all right, we have obviously to watch, thanks riva, we are looking at futures right now. 45 minutes or so, futures have been taking off. lauren looking at the backdrop of potential shutdown. lauren: sensational run continues, good morning, maria bartiromo. you have a nice market to do with on your hands. maria: yeah, for sure, girls, thank you so much. good morning to you, hi, everybody, happy friday, i'm maria bartiromo and it is friday january 19th, top st