lou: byron, we'll have to leave it there. let's continue the conversation and you continue your great reporting. thanks for >> the motion occurs agreed to with amendment. lauren: breaking news this morning that the government shutdown is over for now president trump signed a deal to keep the doors open for three more weeks. cheryl: stock soaring again after the dow jones 142 points open yesterday picked features of the strong open. does that by 90 in the premarket. train through europe stocks opening higher. you can see the dax and germany appoint 9%. tricky stocks in asia rally in the japan's nikkei at one point to 9% in in china's shanghai composite up one and a quarter

of a percent. back at home, the stock to watch as netflix. >> it's happening. it all happening. it all leads back to here. lauren: helped by hits like stranger things, netflix earnings matched expectations as the stock stories 8%. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. tuesday coming january 23rd. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: im lauren simonetti. still haven't watched "stranger things." stranger of a person whose needling you to get to watching these. lauren: i am still watching

narco season two. the government shutdown is over. resident transcending the stopgap bill into law after democrats and republicans agreed on temporary funding for the government. the president tweeted by snake on the big win for republicans as democrats cave unshed towns. now we wanted date when, but especially great military and border security should be able to get their. see you at the negotiating table. cheryl: adam shapiro in washington with more. >> good morning. crisis averted for now. the shutdown sign a continuing resolution. part of the deal that mcconnell struck with chuck schumer from the democrats was to bring to the floor of the senate a bill regarding daca cumin dusted and spread to the country illegally and immigration reform. they will be open amendments, but even if that has to defend at some point, faces opposition

in the house because the houses they built to do with immigration reform, which at least promises to be much different than what they do in the senate. bottom line have a deal that the clock is still ticking at february is still taking in february. here's what one what one senator had to say about it. >> what has been difficulties dealing with the white house and not knowing where the president is and that is what was holding us back in holy mitch mcconnell. that is what i'm saying. i don't think it will change. i hope that it does for the president will say here is what will need is what we'll need them here so stick with. reporter: the clock is once again taking. we could be here on be here in february at the pic of come to some compromise to deal with immigration, but to do with funding the u.s. government. back to you. cheryl: for more on this come our political panel will weigh in in just a few moments. meanwhile, the president to travel to switzerland to attract the world economic forum in sub

judice. "mornings with maria" at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. lauren: president trump laughing up his america first trade policy. the tariffs on imported washing machines as well as solar panels for those washing machines that terry started at to 50% after 53 years as for the solar panel as high as 30% of four years. administration officials say more trade enforcement actions expect it. mexico will use all available legal resources in response to the u.s. decision. cheryl: we are getting a look at a draft of the white house $1 trillion infrastructure plan. according to the document leaked on ask leo's 25% of the money would be sad projects from the rural part of the country to improve internet access, transportation along with improvements to roads and

bridges. the program would also target water supply in the nation ports where would be necessary. president trump expected to release the plane either before or during next tuesday's state of the union address. we should have your denote they are aiming for a $1 billion infrastructure plan that would be a combination of public and private investment. lauren: the deregulation and tax cuts and bringing american jobs back home. cheryl: its infrastructure. lauren: very nice. netflix allowing wall street as reporting its biggest quarter yet. the stock hit an all-time high. cheryl: tracee carrasco has that another headlines. good morning, tracee. >> you at the price increase at a .3 million streaming users come of, the most it has gained in a quarter. that is 2 million more subscribers than wall street expected, tripling profits.

that drove netflix to a market cap of $100 billion for the first time. shares are sharply higher in premarket trading after rallying throughout the month and rising 53% last year. during this quarter, netflix released seasons "stranger things" and will smith action movie bright and will continue to pour money back from $8 billion into its content to dominate around the world. another interesting note with incoming netflix paid out $39 million for content. sources say the content was related to kevin spacey and all of those misconduct allegations that came out. >> they also had a film that year he paid for. they're just not going to release it now? >> no. cheryl: rupert murdoch thinks that facebook should be paying for news content from the likes of his company. >> twenty-first century fox from

executive chairman rupert murdoch says that facebook is serious about promoting trusted content and filtering fake news site of its newsfeed comment issued pay publisher fees similar to those cable does your readers to television channels per the comments followed the announcement last week that it plans to raise new services based on credibility as part of its efforts to limit false information. murdoch said in a statement color pictures are all so enhancing the pride and integrity through news and content but are not being adequately rewarded for those services. lauren: to big liquor companies coming together. >> bacardi known for his friend get into the increasingly crowded tequila business into five by $1 billion deal with the one of the biggest flickr deal in tears as companies acquire more top shelf brands. petrone which is one of the first in the premium tequila

market is now the industry's leader with u.s. sales of $146 billion as of 2016. he faces increasing competition including ones backed by celebrities like george clooney and justin timberlake. cheryl: specialist george clooney and his new line of tequila as well. he's made a lot of cash. in being good-looking. cheryl: that, too. cheryl: british antitrust regulators dealing a blow to 21st century stocks as $15 billion takeover good pretty preliminary finding britain's competition market authority says acquiring 100% of sky we give them too much influence the british media. it raises the biggest hurdle in mr. murdoch's effort to acquire the sixth 1% of sky his company doesn't already own.

>> we are disappointed by the cma's original findings. we will engage ahead of publication of the final report in may. today's report was preliminary. a final decision for the british culture secretary is expected in may. fox is it still expects the deal to be close by june. of course 21st century fox is the parent company of fox business. cheryl: we've got a lot more coming up on "fbn:am." u.s. attorney general jeff sessions has announced the justice department will fully investigate those missing antitrust fbi text messages. the false nuclear alert, you will not believe what took so long for the governor to respond. you are watching "fbn:am". the >> clowns to the left of me ♪ stuck in the middle with you ♪ stuck in the middle with you and

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the woman identified as the inspiration for roasted the riveter has died in washington state at the age of 96. you know that poster. naomi parker praised for this poster while working at a california factory in 1942 as it went on to become an iconic feminist image. this is pretty hard to believe. the honolulu star advertiser reporting that the public could have known sooner about the false politeness alert if the governor remembered his twitter password, taking some of the blame for the 30 minute delay. the notification system is accidentally triggered as you

recall after an employee mistakenly pushed the wrong button. cheryl, i never remember my password. cheryl: i have mine written down. the only way i can do it. they did get something done in washington overnight. the schumer shutdown is over and president trump says because democrats cave. 28 change their positions for the passage of the spending bill. the colleagues have taken aim at them. >> i don't believe that either a leader on neither side should have the powers that they have. that is me speaking to two people, whether it be a major chat, whoever is in the majority should be in a position of that much power to be able to set an agenda or stop an agenda. i know we are going to do this and that. cheryl: senator manchin said the democrats came here. here here. here to weigh in come a senior analyst the independent women's forum and democratic strategist

robyn biro. good morning. >> good morning to you. cheryl: robyn coming teacher party cave? >> i initially thought we did when i got that push notification i thought we did, but when i read this story and we got protection for the children's health insurance program extended for six years, that is a win and we didn't lose their shutdown leverage because they could be right back in the same situation in three weeks. protect in those 8 million children was of paramount importance. i'm glad we got that in the bank. anybody who thinks this is caving doesn't understand how politics works. this was a leverage to move in a very smart one and i'm glad my party did something reasonable and smart to be perfectly honest, cheryl. train to still come at still come at the trees come a lot of criticism of chuck schumer because he's changed his position. i want you to listen to what he said back in the team name e. >> it should not simply be

family relationships that determine who comes here. this bill says that if you have a skill that american need, we are going to expect to you. >> , senator schumer -- a much younger senator schumer in 1890 talking about chain migration come in the visa lottery system, completely different stance on those issues and now he's doubling down on daca and taking the democratic party in the wrong direction because of it. >> absolutely. he's leading the tea leaves for where the party is in trying to get ahead of it. democrats recognize immigrants can be a very strong part of their base going into the midterm elections as well as 2020. they want a sharper base by providing protections for legal immigrants. i think just the headlines of the progressive outlets yesterday suggest a lot of activists think senator schumer

caved. i am really pleased certainly that the chip program is funded for the next six years is fantastic. a lot of these folks are looking for a decision on daca, not just shape. the new headline stories great. cheryl: to children's health care insurance program, what c.h.i.p. is referring to. there was an overwhelming passed in the senate that had people like kamala harris of california come us to let bernie sanders even though it's not typically a democrat, elizabeth warren, all people may be eyeing a 2020 run train to show up in the turn-based as well. >> yet come you better believe it. i completely understand where they're coming from. a lot of friends on the far left up in arms over this decision. they wanted the full enchilada here. but this was a measured move and will be right back at the table in three weeks.

more than 70% of americans favor some pathway to citizenship for dreamers. republicans are going to be an in an interesting position in three weeks when we face this because i honestly don't think they can afford a modern day trail of tears if we do not have protection with daca and for the dreamers. cheryl: you are referring to what happened to the american indians throughout history. really quick, senator mcconnell promises they are going to negotiate. they are going to talk about border security and come to the table of bipartisanship. do you believe him that he will ring a bell on daca in three weeks no matter what time even if the dems don't? >> i think he will make good on his promise. will the senate passed the bill? that is questionable. will he get through the house for neoconservative hard-liners taken a stronger position? i'm not sure if it would get through but to have a bill.

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♪ sweet caroline ♪ good times never seemed so good ♪ lauren: well, he dazzled millions on new year's eve in times square with his performance of sweet caroline, got the fans going, but now we are learning this may be one of his last 10 sons stage. the hall of famer announcing he is retiring from turin after being diagnosed with parkinson's disease. 76 registered may 3050th anniversary to her. he does have to continue writing and record during. neil diamond wrote this right has been so good, so good, so good. thanks to you. cheryl: was sad news. we've got some breaking news to bring you. a tsunami warning in effect for the coast of alaska after a magnitude eight-point two earthquake at 170 miles

southeast of kodiak. u.s. national weather service said it's in effect for areas that include the coastal areas of alaska and british columbia. we will continue to monitor the situation here on fox business. lauren: and the meantime, grab the umbrella before you leave the house today. cheryl: genius input on train here at the forecast. >> absolutely along the east coast. not talking about a fix no star but here's the silver lining. cool temperatures across the midwest. though cold front or it's a bit warmer than average as the cold front plow through. wet weather for the most part it is going to be a wintry mix including freezing rain and sleet. we are talking about a rain event because it's warm out type. 50s from philadelphia, d.c. and then again the wintry mix

from parts of northern new england. cold air behind the system as we head into the latter part of the work week. a lot of rain in some mountain snow. we are not going to see the ring in central parts of california will get in on the next storm system. not too bad. 24 in minneapolis. rain along the coast in their next system moving through some west coast. cheryl: thank you very much. what he caused a dangerous tide of pod challenges. hearing about it on the conference calls today. the price of flights to the super bowl, super high, like seven grand.

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the nays are retained. the motion is agreed to. cheryl: the government shutdown is over for now. president trump signing up in india to keep the doors open for three weeks. "fbn:am" is sending stocks during once again after a three major averages hit all-time highs yesterday. check out dow futures this morning up 81.

cheryl: european stocks opened higher following the post tips of u.s. markets yesterday. the dax in germany up almost 80%. lauren: geisha in japan through the nikkei up 1.3% and china's shanghai composite up 1.3%. cheryl: the ceo part or in campbell trying to put an end to the dangerous tide of pod challenges all of her social media. they report earnings today. "fbn:am" starts right now. lauren: good morning to you. 5:30 in the morning in new york. january 23rd to good morning, everybody. lauren simonetti. what day is it? wednesday. cheryl: it is tuesday. you are me last week.

the tight pod challenges we will get to challenges we will get to in the little bay. we've had several doctors on fox business say the side effects of eating those is incredibly dangerous, could lead to death in summit senses and now they'll have to answer this. it will completely take over. lauren: teenagers are reading them because cool and if it can second the same on youtube. cheryl: we'll get to that story later on. breaking news on the step down is over. president trump signing a stopgap bill into law after republicans intends to grant temporary funding for the government. lauren: griff jenkins is live in washington d.c. >> good morning, lauren and cheryl. it over and it doesn't matter what day it is because the clock is ticking. 17 days before the money runs out again. president trump signing a continuing resolution to keep it open until february 8th, treating late last night big win for republicans as democrats caved and shut down. i want a big wind for everyone

to get there. see you at the negotiating table. republicans in the senate assured minority leader chuck schumer they would consider legislation to protect the dreamers. >> if an agreement isn't reached by february 8th, the senate will immediately proceed to consideration of legislation dealing with daca. >> about with 81-18 the 16 democrats must earnie sanders voting again. two republicans joined senator rand paul and likely, leaving house leaders treating remarks. >> the trunk shut down the land with wastes all and can't do -- incompetence. >> to shut down did not to happen. however, it inflicted needless cost of the country. there are no winners here today. >> lawmakers return to the drawing board.

sarah huckabee sanders made very clear that priorities. >> we know that as part of the negotiations in something the president has committed to do. we don't want to do that without the other three components. it doesn't work very well. >> can we get there? i don't know. we'll find out in the next three weeks. not much has changed with the chain migration of visa lotteries if any deals can be reached. lauren: thank you québec cheeses up for our next segment. dow futures higher this morning. investment strategist. good morning to you. are we going to rally for three weeks?

>> there's no reason to think any more dysfunction in washington. any geopolitical shocks and i don't see that changing anytime soon unless something dramatic happens. it remains an attractive and if they continue to show strong this the first time around will be good. lauren: will get to earnings in just a second. a come on come in the s&p 500 has gone 395 sessions. that is a record stretch. we just keep going on? >> yeah, it's not unheard of for this to go on. in the 90s they say how much longer can this go on until the tech bubble burst. we did see a correction but it's important for investors to move as a buying opportunity. strong economies continue to grow in everything we can study. cheryl: the masterminds of the world getting better and davos,

switzerland. they find 57% of ceos say that global economic growth will improve in the next year. that is double what they saw last year. so, it is just the sentiment that keeps the market wheels turning. not just here in the u.s., but globally as well? >> sure, look, foreign markets outperformed the u.s. markets. i think things are starting to look up across these. europe looking good, japan looking to, even though they were still headwinds. the picture as steady as long as that remains steady and stable. again, you see confidence across the board. cheryl: and our focus turns to earnings. dow component today, verizon, johnson & johnson, procter & gamble, how do you feel about those companies? don't tell me everyone is doing great. >> it's a tough time to take

winners. if they decouple him to converge. you start to see the trend happening. if you start seeing earnings would you invite investors off the table to play it safe right now? if you're an investor we take some money and to the portfolio. lauren:'s benefits for having me. >> of course. cheryl: procter & gamble taking some steps. transfer the sum at the health care provider instead of the consumer brand. i guess that is where we are.

hey, tracey. >> procter & gamble eager for the bus for the tight pod challenge to die down investor analysts will be asking about that today. the company is put out industry and advocacy groups to discourage the game also working with social media companies to stop the spread of these viral videos. there is one right now but a teenager eating one of these pod to help fight against the misuse by teens. what is interesting, before their, before there focuses on making sure young children did not accidentally eat these. now we have teens intentionally eating these. poison control center said they've seen this year alone 40 cases of teenagers ages 13 to 19 compared to 53 for the full year last year.

treasurer colleague, dagen mcdowell last year made a great point that dogs can pick these up to meet these and they will eat something and it will be gone. lauren: and kids do. they put a coating on them so they wouldn't taste good. cheryl: maybe they won't make them any more. we will see what the analysts say. lauren: let's switch to sports. talk super bowl. united airlines making a little bit easier to get there. lauren: united airlines went to hopes fans get to be answered in minneapolis. they're adding flights. right now they have 265 to minneapolis from all over the country. they are going to be a 16 more fights between friday february february 2nd and february 3rd from all around the country including boston, philadelphia, he's in the rhode island chorus. all of these fans can get to minneapolis a little easier is

pretty expensive. $7000. cheryl: jared max and i are both going for fox. >> i lived in minnesota for two years. it's very cold air. cheryl: we will be booking a flight, though. of all the excuses for drunk driving, this is an interesting one. >> s., turns out your autopilot will not get you out of a dui. that is what one driver found in san francisco. he said that if tesla was on autopilot from the california highway patrol found him passed out on a bridge. they treated about this. he was charged with dui after being found unconscious because he said he had passed out. his car was on autopilot.

the car was towed, but it did not drive itself to the tow yard. tesla says that autopilot is safe for people to use, but of course it has to be used by someone coherent and attentive. >> awake and not drunk. lauren: defends fed to hike interest rates this year. not good news for the balance on your credit card. what you should do about that in just a bit. check this video out. a russian spy ship spotted up the east coast of the united states. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time.

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cheryl: welcome back. a russian spy ship spotted up the coast of north carolina days after cementing trinidad and tobago. the vessel has liberated high tech spy equipment to intercept communication signals. the u.s. navy tracking the ship unclear where it's headed. frantic search underway for five people after several fire recoil bridge explosions. more than 20 people at this site in oklahoma when the blast went off shooting flames of smoke

into the air. it took hours to put the fire out. 17 employees were rescued. one of them rushed to the hospital. meanwhile, authorities say no one was injured in a fire on the nike campus. officials say that fire was in a warehouse. crews doused the building with water for more than 40 minute. they prompt the commander to call for additional crews not once, but twice. the cause not yet determined. unclear how much damage was caused. cheryl. cheryl: all right, well, it is a new year and that means new debt for a lot of americans with interest rates on the rice this year that can be costly. before you post your credit cards, there are changes happening right now. you do break them down is the founder of nonpolitical news.com. good morning. >> hi, cheryl, good morning. cheryl: a lot of changes happening in the credit card

industry. what is the biggest change? >> tons of different changes to a lot of really lucrative offers for the big spenders who travel a lot. we are seeing really great bonus points for signing up 40, 50,000 bonus points. significant numbers because the competitive competition is out of control. if you have good credit and you are a big spender, there's some really good credit cards on the market right now. cheryl: they are getting competitive. that is good for consumers. the other side is they expect them to raise interest rates three times this year. what does that mean for consumers? the rates are going to go out. >> that is problematic. they average household of $16,000 in credit card debt. the revolving debt bump to month, if you've got an interest rate of 15% you pay $900 in interest every single year. if you've got a couple of rate hikes in 2015, baghdad is going to get really expensive than the new year. we are over a trillion dollars

in credit card debt. it will exceed that. cheryl: the average household extent thousand dollars in credit card debt. debt is astonishing. the trend you've identified where people go out and take personal loans to deal with basically regular household expenses. why is that so alarming? >> that is alarming. there are better ways to do this. people are using personal loans and exploiting them, using them for travel, personal expenses, entertainment. there are better ways to handle it if you have a lot of credit card debt. the picture situation and figure out the best strategy for you. there is some good offers on the market right now for 12 months, 18 months. don't be one very good way to go. a lot of people take advantage of the 0% offer than the end of charging more.

cheryl: let me ask you about technology. it certainly is changing and credit cards for privacy. trying to get that stuff down. >> there's some interesting things going on there, too. doing away with the signatures, mastercard, american express. some have argued done so by this spring, by april of 2018. they will go more with face recognition technology. obviously cementing china or used in commerce with alibaba to pay service it introduced last fall. the consumers have actually sort of welcomed this technology. doesn't matter whether the issues can balance out security issues and make it all work out. cheryl: we've got some breaking as i got to get to, but thank you for coming in. >> a tsunami warning is now in effect after a magnitude a point

to earthquake of 175 miles southeast of kodiak alaska. the weather service says the tsunami alert is in effect for years including the coastal parts of alaska as well as british columbia. we will continue to monitor the situation throughout the morning. coming up, if you read "the new york post" yesterday, you might be asking, does the nation have patriot petite? what are the ratings and why did the nfl rejected veterans group super bowl is asking fans to please stand for the national anthem. the ♪ it's called the american honky-tonk our association ♪

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>> the nfl has rejected an ad that honors veterans for super bowl program that american veterans organizations committed to that with the word please stand. the league says they don't want to get political. the end of hosting the super bowl program has never been a place for advertising that could he considered by some as a political statement. the nfl has long supported the military veterans and will salute our servicemembers and the super bowl. cheryl: well, a lot of talk this season. connections, players are testing the national anthem, lower tv ratings. none of this an issue on sunday. lauren: jared max is here with that story. he has recovered from the big championship game. >> vikings fans we are history. how do you think cubs fans but for 5000 years.

good old-fashioned push ball. while the patriots had a slightly smaller rating than last year's conference title game. a 27.3 overnight rating compared to 2754, the highest rated programs on television since last year's super bowl win by the pats. 75% of tvs were turned into the patriots game. it was a blowout of 3% from last year's game. keep in mind this year's were available on the yahoo! sports streaming. no longer coordinator for the minnesota vikings. hired head coach of the new york giants with a five-year contract. steve looks, the head coach gets a four year deal as offensive coordinator for the panthers. you're hired, you are hired and you're fired. this was not a good win. jason kidd fired yesterday as head coach of the nba's milwaukee bucks.

the team is in eighth place holding this playoff spot of the west. joe kottke takes over on an interim basis. before kate kottke and yesterday he got a call last his coach what can i do? i'll call the owner, via check, they did want him fired. he's out. the star put up numbers we haven't seen since wilt chamberlain in 1968. 44.24 rebounds, 10 assists in the pelicans came all the way back to win by a count of 132-128. tiger woods getting ready, returning to the pga tour for the first time in a year. they are saying the effect how it amplified 10 times when tiger is better. all these great names these great games coming during these great names commensurate and speed, maria mcelroy. everything is simplified such a big deal if he gets back to the tour this week and hopefully

everything is okay in california reacting to this morning breaking news. lauren: ride come in a tsunami. fox news headline 24/7 serious xm 115. cheryl: we do want to update you on the breaking news overnight we are following right now. a tsunami warning on effect for the coastal areas for alaska and british columbia. the magnitude is going to earthquake of kodiak alaska. warning for the national weather service says the cell phones read go to higher ground or move inland. the remainder of the u.s. coast is under saddam they watch, which is different than alert. police and kodiak, alaska issued this statement. expecting a tsunami at 1:45 a.m. local time. evacuate to higher ground. high school, middle-school elementary, all of these schools and schools are shut down as

they tried to alert residents. we should say again that the middle of the night there. lauren: coming up, another warning for you. this from goldman sachs that has to do with the coin. we go to london for those details.

lauren: goldman sachs that what the warning on bitcoin can

increase has pushed it into bubble territory. rive gauche from "the wall street journal" joins us now. >> it is the latest series of warnings about this. i intend to go from a thousand dollars to $20,000 in under a year, you certainly raise some now browse, particularly given nuclear catalyst for why it went up so much. that draws a lot of comparisons with the.com era for instance. one-inch stands while bitcoin is in a bubble, there isn't much of a sinus is going going to leak into the wider system and bring down stocks and bonds with it because they are treating heavily in it and people are taking out at the moment a lot of leverage to invest. maybe a bubble, but a less dangerous than the past month we've seen. >> thank you very much. we are going to keep you updated on the situation in alaska.

they point to magnitude or greater tsunami alert now in effect. people in alaska being told to head for higher ground. cheryl: it back from a thank you for watching "fbn:am." morning says maria starts right now. >> live from davos, switzerland, maria bartiromo with a special edition of "mornings with maria." maria: good tuesday morning. live from davos, i maria bartiromo. tuesday, january 23rd through 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. breaking news off the coast of alaska. any point to magnitude earthquake triggers a tsunami warning near the city of kodiak could the u.s. west coast under saddam they watch this morning. we'll keep you posted. the government back