we know these things and it is classified. and devon nunez wrote the memo as a way to bust out of that >> the president talked about how america is back in where we are as far as growing an economy. train to breaking news this morning. president trump to unveil his 2018 agenda in his state of the union address. infrastructure topping the list. lauren: major averages for the fourth week in a row on good economic as well as earnings news. unfortunately, this morning was located down no pain. trying to a lot of red. investors keep it close eye on interest rates. the 10 year treasury topping 2% for the first time in three years print signs of a stronger u.s. economy talking to .7%.

lauren: stocks in rally mode as the market dared to open higher. right now you can see the cac in the dax in paris and germany turned lower. trench at the nikkei and the lower point in china's shanghai composite siding 1%. and at the grammys. >> this country was built by dreamers, for dreamers chasing the american dream. we offer you two words. time up. lauren: more politics than music at the grammy awards are the highlights in the low lights. "fbn:am" starts right now. train 25:01 a.m. in new york and monday from a january 20. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti.

cheryl: just a thought that politics are in the career award shows, the grammys have been. lauren: i had no hope that graham is the dramatic politics, but more than we thought. president trump is set to lay out his 2018 agenda. his first state of the union address tomorrow night. tax cuts come immigration from the trade agreements, national security as well as infrastructure plans. >> the president to make an appeal to democrats to say we need to rebuild our country and make an appeal that to do infrastructure redo it in a bipartisan way. where we are in congress is the can't pass the spending bill that funds our military because democrats continue to hold the military hostage and he will ask that it's time to rebuild our military to keep america strong. cheryl: the white house plans to release details on its immigration plan today. many democrats and republicans oppose the framework the president is planning to

release. a lot of details lasteek. presidt trump treed over the weekend on it. i've offered daca including a doubling in the number of recipients and told a to citizenship for two reasons. one because republicans want to fix a longtime terrible problem. too, too showed democrat do not want to solve daca, only as a papacy that the unit will begin 7:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow night right here on the fox business network. lauren: the president looking at possible retaliation for what he called unfair trade policies. >> i've had a lot of problems with the european union and it may be something very big from the trade standpoint. the european union has treated the united states very unfairly when it came to trade. i could name many countries and places, but the european union has been very unfair to the united states.

lauren: comments coming days after it trades on solar panel as well as washing machines imported to the u.s. mainly from asian countries. cheryl: president trump is called a fake news. the president tried to fire robert mueller last summer. republican lawmakers remain supportive of smaller. >> i told my republican colleagues leave him him alone in that stomatitis. >> i will do what it takes to make sure he can do is job. we are going to be a nation after president trump. >> at the same time with cartoonish about funding for the military. >> mohler continues whether the president campaign colluded with russia over the interference of last year's election. also looking into whether the

president with james comey. >> the top fundraiser for the republican national committee stepping down following sexual harassment and sexual assault going back decades. nicole: in resigning as the finance chair following this report in nature investigation in "the wall street journal" raising $180 million during the president's first year in office. senator susan collins calling on republicans not to get the money, the donations back. >> of basics such as contributions recently from him but have not been spent from absolutely. i don't even think it's a close call to return the money. >> republicans call for democrats to do that after the harvey weinstein allegations. lauren: win is denying allegations that the news took a toll on the stock price. shares tumbled 10%. cheryl: there is more fallout from security fraud.

"the wall street journal" reported that intel told chinese technology companies about the potential problems but not the u.s. government. security experts say that may have given the chinese government a heads-up about the flaws known aspect during meltdown which can allow hackers to access personal data. researchers say no signs of the information exploited pictures are up more than 30% over the past year. lauren: "the wall street journal" says sean p. barrington capital group in the orient partners plan to send a letter to the board saying the company has run out of time and it needs new leadership. the journal says the move could result in a fight. avon ceo sherry mccoy is expected to leave at the end of march. shares have tumbled more than 55% from a year ago when so many stocks are in a bull market. they are a.

cheryl: baserunner claiming to the top of the box office. >> your name to a plague wiping out the human race. do you think your readers sacrificed in finding a cure. cheryl: raking in more than $23 million over the weekend. the third of final installment of the "maze runner" series and it pushes jumanji to second place coming in third. hostile to 10 million. the greatest showman in the post rounding out the top five. a couple of potential oscar names in there as well. lauren: early march. the president said to those controversial plan today. strong fire for not just the left that the right as well.

cheryl: you may be able to roll over than ever trumper is, but former tremper is this going to be a much more difficult category for him. lauren: will he lose the support of the space? are the fitness trackers like fate that a security threat to our troops? we'll have that story. you are watching "fbn:am."

lauren: good morning. good morning. the pitcher got up at seven this monday morning. negotiations to rework nafta, the north american free trade association to remake the system that is a key part of the deal. the u.s. wants to build to opt-out at the panels that let u.s. courts decide that mexico do not trust. another deadly attack in afghanistan today. 11 soldiers have been killed. 16 others wounded in a predawn assault on the military compound in kabul only two days after but that 100 people were killed in a suicide attack in the afghan capital. the group is claiming responsibility for today's death. a popular fitness at this revealing top-secret information about the location of u.s.

military bases. the "washington post" reported the app shows heat that can point to soldiers for a godsend as far as strong as gps data gathering available in smartphones and of course said that. cheryl: sometimes a little too information can be harmful. president trump two of the details of the new immigration plan today. it would protect 2 million dreamers in exchange for porter while funding and dramatic cuts to border wall pathway. the proposal sparking criticism on the left and the right. >> the most important thing we can do is protect dreamers. they appreciated addresses the issue, but some of the issues they are proposing are devastating to our immigration system. >> amnesty is twice as many people like president obama didn't have citizens on top of

that. cheryl: can lawmakers find common ground with another funding deadline around the corner? former congresswoman and a width the independent forum board of directors and democratic strategist and senior aide backed that both have been. in particular the infighting between republicans and democrats on immigration. no one can seem to agree in what immigration reform needs to be if the president made the first chance at over a decade, the first republican to do something meaningful on immigration. >> cheryl, i agree with you. what we are seeing at the twofold driven by policy and bad politics. i agree with you completely, president trump has presented a sensible plan, reasonable plan, fair and balanced plan that delays the concerns of those who primarily on the left are more

so worried about the daca beneficiaries and their being able to stay in the country they know is their home and also addresses the concerns of those who feel rightly so that our immigration system needs reform and we need to enhance that emphasize security going forward. the president has done a smart and sensible thing and i am hopeful that as was the case of the tax cuts and jobs act, he will bring the sides together for the american people. trade today's issues on the republican side, but also the democratic side who were fighting all along towards the dreamers or not they are backtracking on that. listening to nancy pelosi and give me your thoughts afterwards. >> last minute the president put forth a plan. that plan is a campaign to make america what it began. >> we don't need that rhetoric on either side from nancy, paul

ryan or anybody else did the president has laid out the template. look at the template and work with it. cheryl: when democrats have no way. together as saying yeah, we've got to figure this out. >> i agree with the senator on both. one that the house democratic leaders comments contribute very little to the conversation and that some sort of resolution and compromised me to be reached. at the very definition of a compromise to the politics and policy cannot be separated here. everybody should get something and be unhappy. that's the very nature of it. the balance is people not be unhappy and feel that they're getting nothing but regardless of who the occupant in the white house says, folks the none have been worried they are not good enough and others get too much as the nature of political compromise.

i have no problem with the senator's remarks. ms. pelosi had a line. cheryl: man, what is the need to highlight? he needs to hit the markets and talk about how great the economy is doing. >> i agree. i agree commissioner appeared to many americans have been put back to work in 2017 and thanks to the combination of regulatory cuts and tax cut and that is a synergy that is going to be rocket fuel for the economy going forward. not only for the stock market which he should emphasize helps all of us because we all are involved in the retirement systems in one or another way and the fact that we are putting americans back to work in record numbers. unemployment figures are down in every sector and including among communities of color who really did need that boost. trade do what should he talk about tomorrow night?

>> he should stay away from policy as usual tendency to the backwards and criticize secretary clinton and former occupants and it should be an interesting speech. cheryl: certainly will. michael, man by thank you for coming so early. lauren: the grammys got political with hillary clinton. >> he had a long-time feared being poisoned. one reason he liked to admit donald's. lauren: there are some big winners however including bird omar is. solar panels exchange in the way one did business. we will tell you just how when we come back. ♪

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lauren: the 50th grammy awards celebrations typically a celebration of music. everything from daca to the times that movement and of course president trump. cheryl: here. cheryl: here to. cheryl: hear it. cheryl: here to weigh in, journalists and grim according member for everything. good morning. hillary clinton made a surprise appearance at the award show last night you take a listen. >> he had a long-time feared being poisoned. one reason he liked to eat at mcdonald's. no one knew he was coming.

cheryl: big hit with the audience. what did she think? >> one way or the other it didn't matter to me it was in there. is this real? a very tumultuous life herself. some people -- i thoughtf the satire. i actually like the subway carpool karaoke a lot more. lauren: also the street from the keeley. i've always loved the grammys. don't ruin great music with trash for some of us love music without the politics for a minute. does this affect the numbers, the ratings that people want to see the word shall inherit rate music and not it drawn into political -- >> i don't think that's shouting. what was interesting when they made the great speech --

[inaudible] it was done without mentioning congress. it was more emotional than i thought she was great to make that speech. she did a good job. i don't know. i think people want to see more performances come absolutely. they did cut down the number of words if you years ago could they not done two dozen actually. cheryl: they brought up things like daca. under the dreamers actually. watch this. >> this country was built by dreamers, for dreamers, chasing the american dream. these kids can be forgotten and are worth fighting for. cheryl: obviously committed me to tell about every issue we talk about during the week. do we really need that i think? >> at least it was a hopeful speech. i thought it was from the heart.

also getting up in talking about encouraging artistic development regardless of ratings or anything. i thought that was quite cool as well. lauren: talking about the words themselves come you words themselves come you said there weren't as many. to me to move them, they were big fans again although not many female award recipients. ladybug -- >> the only male in that category than people thought it is underrepresented, but the wine. and at the same time look at where nomar is winning the three top categories. you would've thought that these deceptive issues like jay-z's album, but the feel-good album is that people gravitated to. we live in these tumultuous times and people want to feel good. he said it when he got up there. he was kind of lit when he won

the last word. don't cut me off. i want people to feel good in dance. cheryl: we've got to rent, but jay-z got the most nominations. do you think any of that has to do with this research that he had with cnn in trump, the outcome with those voters? >> 231 mike 21 grammys. but they are big awards. they gave him this industry icon award. it is interesting. sometimes you can't always predict. there is 13,000 grammy awards. metallica gets the best rock performance nomination but doesn't get it in metal. that's just the way it works. lauren: dave chapelle did this whole thing, jay-z for president. thank you very much.

cheryl: thanks for being up with us this morning. now you get some sleep. coming up, president trump announcing 2018 agenda city of the union address tomorrow night. we'll have a preview for you. the solar panels for one company to change the way they are doing business. the cto for sun pacific coming out. stay with us this morning. the

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center in news, today a different story. we are looking lower but with pull back a little bit from red arrows to bring markets this morning. lauren: they did open higher, but since then you see the cac in paris some fractionally the dax down a quarter of 1%. cheryl: the nikkei ending flat in japan as you can see the shanghai composite slid 1%. lauren: solar panel prices going up. president trump 30% tariffs on imports. we'll talk to one solar ceo. "fbn:am" continues right now. 5:30 in the morning in new york. monday, january 29th. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. here we are on a monday. big week. take speech tomorrow night.

cheryl: save the union. apple apple, amazon attempted without this week. cheryl: let's get back in with a need on the numbers. the layout of the 2018 agenda of the first date of the union address tomorrow night. lauren: chris jenkins eyes. cheryl: lauren and cheryl, good morning. the white house working on its first eight of the union predicts the union predicts he will be be building the face, strong and proud america and the headline is america's back in the economy booming. the little preview from the white house director of strategic communications, mercedes schlock. spin that the president is going to be from his heart. he's going to bring up domestic message to all americans about a treatise on, safe, strong and proud america. we talk about his top priorities including job, infrastructure, trade, immigration and national

security. >> jobs, economy, infrastructure, trade and national security. shooting for a unifying tone that the two space which is important when it comes to immigration at the white house releasing the plane today which offers a path to citizenship of 120 million dreamers. some in the audience tuesday night. of the seven democrats have announced they are boycotting print the list includes icon john lewis, maxine waters to give her cvg can address on another channel and congressman explains why he's skipping. >> i cannot give this man who does not risk back to me the respect of that audience. at every opportunity he has disrespected me in individuals who look like me. i cannot respect. >> one supreme court justice, ruth bader ginsburg previously scheduled event. lauren and cheryl, it'll be fascinating to see whether we

getting on that for the president really surprises us. future pop unready tuesday night. cheryl: as he goes off on script here that the question. special coverage of this dated the union 7:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow night right here on the fox news network. trendy one of the themes of the speech will be trade living up to his trade partners had last week he imposed tariffs on important solar panels, making it marks unfit to buy panels from overseas and he said he did it in the name of u.s. jobs. being that this is panels and products, it generally solar. now i'll be making it in the united states. a lot of workers, a lot of jobs. >> reaction has been mixed. nick campanella is ceo of sun pacific holdings corp. in new jersey. good morning. it's been a good morning, thanks

for having me. lauren: will that translate to new jobs? >> i am imposing tariffs is creating a level playing field for manufacturing to be conducted here. we've been trying to develop solar panels for many years and we started this initiative several years back and because of this tariffs by believing on the economics change that is going to allow us to manufacture here in the u.s. lauren: have you been manufacturing overseas? can i prevent importing modules to produce topics we've been doing. >> right now it's very annexed fences. the 30% tariff: increased possibly 5% on residential and as much as 10% on utility scale projects. before able to manufacture in the u.s., we will create job and utilize our new technology to create state-of-the-art panels

we've created. lauren: how many employees you have now and how many do you hope to higher russia were >> right now we have 30 employees and when the process of setting up a manufacturing facility in florida where we hope to create as many as 800 jobs. lauren: 800? can you have how many right now i should mark 30 russian marat >> 30 employees. drain through right now there's 30 solar panels are just this manufactured in the much bigger part installation, that's the part that boomed over the past five years. do you see there being the loss of jobs because the trade for the industries and 23,000 job losses because this is the segment is going to get hit with these two tariffs. >> i hope the terrorists he's imposing is able to utilize that funding to come back into the united states by either applying it to the absurd tax on it for some sort of incentive service

to be able to install solar panels on the u.s. lauren: you are relatively optimistic. >> yes. >> it's kind of like auto assembly when you talk about solar panels. the parts are at least dangerous so now you and the price will be made here in the total assembly made here as well. is that correct. lauren: total pro-u.s. jobs filling a campaign promise. >> he imposed a terrifying modules. the good thing is i'm solar cells, which are manufactured overseas, we are brought into the u.s. in these of those component parts to create jobs into creator of u.s. and american made out of. cheryl: prices for consumers, are they going down and if so by how much? >> as far as the availability, the incentives are what drives the installation in the

manufacturing. the pricing have not gone down. the incentives need to be increased from local government and federal government to make it more affordable and feasible for us to become a green economic facility. cheryl: nick campanella, but not to you. >> thank you or image. cheryl: welcome the news coming in a couple. apple cutting its iphone 10 production have been or is cornered due to disappointing sales in the u.s. and china. japan's nikkei reported they lower their production target to 20 million units part of the problem here could be the price tag but is it about a thousand dollars you will talk about other guys in a few moments. shares of apple traded slightly lower than for americans took a pretty big hit last week on august. lauren: we both have iphone

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lauren: let's get you caught up on what's happening right now. schools in 11 states have closed as the worst flu epidemic in a decade gets worse. closings anywhere for a day to a week as administrators try to stop the spread of the virus and disinfect buildings. this year's flu epidemic is blamed for the deaths of at least 37 children and is expected to cause more over the next several weeks. we still have eight weeks left to flu season. a new threat related to the erupting volcano in the philippines with mudslides now forcing evacuations of tens of thousands of people. heavy rain has flooded villages

as they continues with lava as though the sash. this is amazing. a california freeway literally turns into a landing strip with the pilot of a small plane diving in traffic to make an emergency landing on the freeway last night. the pilot just 24 years old vine over the ocean a mile or two off the coast when the plane lost power. he said he couldn't make it to the nearby airport which forced him to make a pretty quick decision, so he literally landed the plane on the freeway under an overpass as well. can you imagine if you're driving and see that? good news, cheryl, no one was hurt. cheryl: thank you, lauren. apple cutting its iphone 10 production up in the first quarter due to disappointing holiday sales in u.s. and china. the new report on apple. joining us now with state reaction it got the point

capital. good morning. there is this a report that just crossed only being reported right now in japan's nikkei that basically they are going to lower production units down to 20 million for the iphone 10. i wonder what is going on at the reports come to fruition maybe they will talk about the earnings call this week. the staff actually did fall last week. >> the overall health of the company, you have to remember this is the most expensive phone in the lineup at a $1000 price point and it still has fabulous functionality at a lower price point. so it is just an issue of consumers opting for the other fronts in the lineup that they feel meet their needs. hennessey having a huge impact on the stock. lauren: is to get this report later this week, the expectations are earnings per expectations are earnings-per-share grow 13% year-over-year. revenue jumping 10% year-over-year if there's pressure in the holiday numbers, and they could miss the

sustenance. >> and if that happens, that's a near-term issue. the longer-term issue for apple is they are repatriating cash over the due to the tax law change in investments in the u.s. as well as the ability to raise the dividend and repurchase stock is going to be a driver over the long term. cheryl: we shall see. the other companies reporting this. facebook coming out this week, amazon, alphabet of course the parent company of google in general tech one of the sectors on fire in 2019. do you think the immigration debate could be good news for particular changes to the visa lottery system today, do they do could be more good news for technology companies? >> certainly technology companies were concerned they would not be what to bring in high skilled workers to the immigration program based on the new immigration program those

concerns should be set aside and once again come all these companies have cash to deploy based on the repatriation, so not only through their cap ex spending and raising acquisitions as well as repurchasing stock should put a good floor under things. that said, we've had a good run. the stocks make up 13% of the s&p 500, so this it could be a pivotal week to continue to rally her finally see one or two companies disappointed. cheryl: before letting go, asking about the news on intel with the report on technology that intel told the chinese that they were flawed and budding hackers potentially good information before they told the u.s. government. what do you make of that and that is a very unpatriotic is an insult to say the very least? >> always a difficult situation like we sing with data breaches

whether it's credit cards or securities. you want to reach out for channel partners and contained what is going on and fix it before you make the information widely known. intel got a situation where the taliban january 9th the daily at january 3rd said they sort of got caught in between things. they were telling channel partners in china and the close relationship between chinese government is where they are being called into question. certainly they didn't tell the u.s. government. cheryl: there'll be questions nonetheless from u.s. authorities over this. thank you for the perspective. we'll see how the numbers but this week. >> absolutely. have a great day. lauren: tiger woods finished at three under par, but even better if not for this. transferred are you kidding me?

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lauren: if you live in the northeast, the cold weather is returning this weekend maybe even some worse now. cheryl: fox meteorologist is here with the monday forecast. reporter: just what you want to hear, colder air on the way. the warm air lingered around to

running right up the east coast with a couple the east coast with a couple spots hanging in your 41 degrees in new york city. writing a war where we feel a couple showers are spots in the northern plains in single digits. the rain we are seeing especially in the southeast will continue to push up the coast later in the day. otherwise mostly clear. one trouble spot on monday it agreed into tuesday as well. the system running on the coast for the last several days with rounds and rounds of rain showers in the pacific northwest will continue. future raider running through monday. several more rounds of heavy rain was this runs into higher elevations and snowfall because of this system as well one where you can see some standing water on the roadway says they run on shore over the next several days to otherwise high temperatures for the day with the real colder in the middle of the country stretching up into the midwest, otherwise things look fairly

comfortable for today. the colder continues to settle in the next couple days. cheryl: things come out of. lauren: 83 phoenix. super bowl week is here. cheryl: jared max has all the sports for us this weekend. one team on the ground in minneapolis or >> and we will be there later today. tiger woods on the 13th hole yesterday at the farmers insurance of the month up for a 10-foot putt was suddenly it was like we are russian cabbie shot can somebody yelled newman, mr. get in the hall. tiger missed the putt. he did bounce back with a birdie on the next hole. first time since august 2015 tiger healthy enough to get through four rounds of the pga event finished tied for 23rd place. the final two will finish up

today in the sixth playoff hole. biased on sunday for the greatest tennis player in the world. the challenge at that point. roger federer with five sets of discourse the 20th grand slam singles title. the eagles have landed in minneapolis. underdogs in the super bowl but not by as many points as the same time last week. patriots open 555 favorites. the money going on philadelphia. the defending super bowl champion. tom brady, stitches removed from his hand. rob krakowski with a concussion. the patriots hold a rally and then they will fly to the frigid twins are these in time for media day. even a tribute to minnesota native print tonight. check this out. the same time last monday these are the prices on the secondary market for the cheapest super bowl ticket. look at what they are this morning, cheryl.

2100 bucks cheaper. 1600 plus cheaper. forecast calls for a high of seven degrees super bowl sunday. cheryl: nothing like watching the super bowl from your couch. >> boley dangling a carrot. players on the winning team won't get $50,000. instead 100. and the losers at 25,000. the nfl pro bowl in orlando. delaney walker with his second touchdown of the game. kfc came back from senate .5 and beat the tennessee 20-23. 85 miles away the nhl all-star game for the anaheim ducks lifted the pacific by a count of 5-2. 45 years old waived by the calgary flames will try to finish his career reportedly moving on back to europe.

second all-time leading scorer of the nhl. cheryl: what is the deal with this guy. >> he's going to sign with the l.a. galaxy they hope that this could be a huge thing. 36 euros soccer player. true three yeah, sorry guys. that's all you. jared max comic thank you good catches sports reports on fox news headline sirius xm -- sirius xm channel 115. cheryl: strong games but there are some concerns. we will go to london straightahead on "fbn:am." ♪

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cheryl: global stocks on fire so far this year but investors are nervous about the exchange. good morning. what is the concern here? we like seeing all these green numbers are for polio. >> good morning. he'll got a terrific start to the year on one of the best notches in the u.s., but globally for decades. the problem when you look at measures of how bullish or peep of, how much money are people

putting into stocks and how fast they climb a meager two that make any investor caution is. valuations are getting increasingly stretched and it seems things can't be this good for so long, particularly a years worth of gains in just under a month. lauren: today we see not as much money pile in, especially of the past year. the note is that markets is actually helping drive the u.s. dollar down. right? >> a lot of analysts seem to be pointing to u.s. equities and into the lobos box putting pressure on the dollar. while it's not only the biggest driver, the inflows into the markets is absolutely huge and people are pouring tons and tons of money into emerging markets. stocks and bonds into japanese equities in europe and that is really the cost of the most

recent years, so could be adding further pressure to the dollar. train to thank you. appreciated. lauren: thank you for watching "fbn:am." welcome back and good morning to maria bartiromo. maria: cave bear, good morning. happy monday, everyone. happy to be back. i maria bartiromo. monday, january 29th grade 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. president trump, america first message being tested in mexico and canada rejected a proposal by the white house to reject a key part of the north american free trade agreement program. possible paybacks over what he called unfair trade policies with you on trent e.u. >> i've had a lot of problems with the european union. the european union has treated the united states very unfairly when it comes to