strzok, lisa page investigated by the inspector ynl and a long laund rye list of people in legal jeopardy. >> thank you very much. and thank you for being with us >> today we're announcing t-mobile and sprint have reached a definitive agreement to come together and forming a stronger company. gerri: breaking news this morning. third time is the charm. t-mobile and sprint announced a $26 billion merger plan, their third attempt in four years. what does it mean for customers. cheryl: stock sold during the business earnings releases sending down for the week. as you can see the dallas on 11 on friday. gerri: ernie components from

apple tomorrow. u.s. stock market futures not taking a look. all green all higher. 85 points have been adapted the nasdaq up 33. cheryl: mr. strachan and $18 million deal for wal-mart. right now what the major averages in europe are to the upside. train to stocks in china and japan closed for the holiday. hang seng in hong kong shot of blood by financial stocks in the south korea kospi index up 1%. and then there is this. trying to avengers infinity was at the box office setting new records. "fbn:am" starts right now.

train 25:01 a.m. in new york on monday from april 30th and gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. it is monday and there's no shortage of any kind. train to the type of t-mobile and sprint three times before. we'll see if it actually works this time around. cheryl: to breaking this is the markets buzzing this morning. more consolidation in the u.s. telecom industry. t-mobile announced may may $26 billion deal to merge with sprint and compete with behemoths of at&t in rising at the third and fourth wireless companies that try to join forces. gerri: john ledgers image of a hauppauge faster wireless by g technology. listen. >> only the new t-mobile at the start german capacity to create a broad and deep fried g network in the first three years of the

innovation cycle. the years that determine if american firms lead or follow in the digital economy. train to the merger will cut prices for consumers. it will create jobs, but another question whether it will be blocked in the trent administration. cheryl: another deal to tell you about. oilpatch expected to be announced today. "the wall street journal" says petroleum is planning to buy endeavor, refining company for $20 billion. that is a 23% premium of the stocks closing price on friday. the purchase expect it to produce $1 billion in cost savings. gerri: president trump sin a trade delegation to china this week are the delegation includes treasury secretary stephen

mnuchin expected to push for better ties for the financial industry. larry kudlow in trade will be on hand. sitting down at their very maria bartiromo had at the visit. >> we will have a very frank discussion on trade imbalance. president trump has been clear for the last year that is very focused on the trade deficit and we are looking to correct that. true to your watch the full interview in london says maria at 6:00 a.m. eastern. you won't want to miss that. cheryl: another headline this morning. 200 central american migrants reaching the u.s. border near san diego are attempting to seek asylum. but the u.s. customs and border protection saying the border facility does not have enough space to accommodate them. william la jeunesse has more.

reporter: hundred central americans arrived at the u.s. border with weeks of traveling through mexico on foot and by train with plenty breaking off along the way. many women and children, some parents seeking a better life for your children in places like guatemala and honduras. >> we are fleeing because we know the situation is not within our reach to solve the problem. we are looking to save their lives. >> migrants arrived at the port of entry in san diego. rather than both sides of the fence under the watch of the u.s. border patrol. large groups essential american set off once or twice a year. these particular immigrants were thrust in the spotlight when president trump treated warnings about the caravans headed our way. the journey may not end the way they want. >> if you illegally enter our country. >> fox news.

cheryl: thank you, william. president trying to hold a bilateral meeting with nature and president at the white house today. expected to discuss security and economic issues among other things. africa's most populous country with 200 million people also the largest economy and oil producer in africa. fox news will carry the joint press conference live at 1:30 eastern time today. cheryl: marvel hoping its ambitious test of superheroes and it looks like that word. tracee carrasco joins us with more on that another headline. this has been in the works for a long time. >> not only do not only do we have a new box office winner this week. marvel studios adventure infinity were shattered a new record. >> to bring together a group of remarkable people, to see if we could he can't simply mourn.

>> disney says the movie brought in $36 million in its opening weekend, topping the previous record held by university hunter university status of various. infinity brought in an estimated $250 million domestically. that makes the biggest opening weekend ever beating up to $248 million at "star wars" before so we can meet in 2015. nine of the top 10 biggest opening for north america belonged to disney. train to train just won't stop. >> we have the other winners here. a big day for the potential at&t time warner deal. we were talking about this earlier happening in washington. >> after five weeks, closing arguments to today in at&t's

acquisition of time warner. so far the case has shown the difficulty of the justice department challenging the merger involving companies that are direct competitors. the ruling could take several weeks. >> bob dylan the latest celebrity trying to make her mark in the liquor. >> this one seems a little different in my opinion. bob dylan may have said about alcohol but now it's going to be making it. it will be caught having doors spirit which is named for his iconic 1973 song knocking on heavens door. will manufacture burping double-barreled whiskey. about this new project, dillon said he don't always find inspiration. sometimes it finds he appeared with it's a great collection of american whiskey they would each tell a story. dylan signature will be on the back of the label but don't expect him to be the face of the brand.

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>> welcome back. taking a look at futures. the dow 33 in the premarket. s&p up seven. not like more than 33. the headline we follow this morning. north korea ready to make a major concession ahead of its historic meeting with president trump. north korean leader kim jong un telling president moved jae-in he would abandon nuclear weapons if the u.s. agrees to formulate and the korean war and promises

not to invade his country. national security adviser john bolton repeating the stands no deal will be made including economic sanctions until the north gives up its nuclear weapons. >> the maximum pressure can be in administration has put on north korea along with the political military pressure has brought us to this point. relieving the pressure is it going to make negotiation user. it will make it harder. cheryl: the administration is receiving cautious ways. secretary of state mike pompeo wrapping up is another overseas trip to the middle east. talking about the iran nuclear deal could the u.s. is working with allies to fix it. >> iran destabilizes the entire region. we will not neglect the vasco of iran's terrorism. cheryl: said at the deadline to

decide whether to remain in the nuclear deal. the mystery at the white house. the oak tree sapping planum by president trump and french president emmanuel macron last week is missing. this happened was a gift from the french president and i will need a patch of in its place. just in the same tree. >> very interesting. on today's big story, t-mobile agrees to buy sprint in the $26 billion deal which could reshape the country's wireless landscape. >> verizon and at&t and comcast and the others better watch out because we are coming and we bought stock. >> join us now, principal michael lee. good to see you. just go well for the map of this first a little bit. nine points haven't buy sprint shares exchanged for every t-mobile share. obviously this being driven by t-mobile which will run the company, jon lech of the ceo

will be ceo of the combined company which will be called t-mobile. a lot of people asking the question, can this get approved in washington? the justice department sued at&t to block a time warner deal. what do you think for regulators? >> this is a lot different than at&t time warner. would you have here is essentially a duopoly of verizon and at&t. t-mobile doing pretty well on their own. sprint is not. sprint hasn't had a full-year profitability in almost a decade. if the government wants competitors is not going to have it. sprint can die a slow death or the companies can merge and create a competition for the two players the top. trained to look at how this will line up in terms of customers. the combined t-mobile will have customers compared to verizon's 116 in at&t's 93 million. obviously this repels them to market leadership position.

5g and prices for customers. a big investment in this technology. how soon can not play out? >> t-mobile thinks it happened in 29 team. we have a ready in a few cities. what's interesting about the deal is the start term which is where the wireless signal comes from a broadcast into the sky or the atmosphere. they have very complementary portfolios of spec drum, which makes the deal really interesting. if you looked at the combined coverage map, it covers most of america. from a regular story standpoint how beneficial it would be for rural america. gerri: i wanted it to prices because ledgers promising lower prices. i've got to tell you this is

interesting how it plays out because we know t-mobile is breaking high-end satisfaction on consumer reports list and sprint breaking very, very low. a lot of people worried what will happen if service will drop and won't be as customer friendly. what you see? >> this would be a beneficial for almost all wireless customers. like i said before, sprint is in real trouble in this will look a lot more like a takeover spring by t-mobile than say a merger. i think t-mobile will take all of these advantageous business practices for the consumer to sprint to the days get approved. it's a good deal makes sense for wireless customers. because people outside the metropolitan region more than two options. gerri: michael, thank you so much for your time. cheryl: coming up, we have lift off. jeff bezos blue origin space

company. derrick rose are launching the latest rocket with the dummy astronaut on board. and here's a question. is it winter or spring here? >> i'm hearing forecast for snow in massachusetts. >> we also hear summer weather could be coming. we will find out. adam klotz as the forecasts. he is coming out. you are watching "fbn:am." so they can focus on new things like exotic snacks. talk with your advisor about shield annuities

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gerri: just as those company blue origin passing a big task. >> command engine start. two, one. gerri: blue origin launching a reusable passenger spaceship into orbit on its highest weight

ever. the new rocket and spacecraft reached over 350,000 feet during a 10 minute test flight data west texas. you will be able to carry up to six tourists. researchers are experimenting this space. the flights expected to start later this year if actual pilots. the name of this dummy test flight with scott walker. cheryl: i think this is a lot of fun. we've got to talk about weather. all i have to say his promises, promises. all i hear is better whether underway. gerri: let's bring in adam klotz from the fox weather center to give us the actual scoop on the weather. >> is it winter, summer, here's our current temperatures across the country. that's where is 37 degrees in cleveland. a large portion in the east coast, but a warm air in the middle of the country will be funneling into the rest of the country, the eastern half of things firming up in a big way.

highs for your tuesday sec the numbers start to climb running back up into the 80s for large section of the country against even warmer and wednesday. it stays this way on thursday. you look at a lot of the pumping in from mexico. all of this running in, but unfortunately we could be talking about some severe weather. i'll be watching that later today. that is going to linger into tuesday and wednesday. but it is going to be some on the east coast. cheryl: thank you come adam klotz. gerri: the caravan of asylum seekers at the u.s. border. president trump is not happy. >> we have no choice but will close down the country because we need border security. >> will tell you what's next at the border. how would you like to see jon bon jovi this summer.

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>> they come out because they know once they get here they can walk right into our country. we had the greatest people on earth and they can't do anything because the laws are corrupt. >> about 200 central migrant americans have reached the u.s. border seeking asylum. border officials say there is not in us base for them. a live report coming up. from cocoa to yo-yo, stocks sold last week during one of the busiest weeks of earnings releases all three major averages sending the week down. gerri: earnings from mcdonald's.

apple is out to market ahead of that green on your screen the premarket s&p up seven and a quarter. nasdaq up more than 31. >> 27% gain in earnings from apple. investors are tracking and $18 billion deal for wal-mart to sell its grocery store chain. gerri: stocks in china and japan closed for holiday. the hang seng shot up almost 2% led by financial stocks. south korea kospi up nearly 1%. gerri: and then there is this. breaking the record for the longest-running scripted series. "fbn:am" continues right now.

coming up on 5:30 a.m. in new york. monday, april 30th. good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. gerri: annan gerri willis and four lauren simonetti. migrants traveling in the caravan are stuck at the u.s. border in tijuana mexico. they tried to seek asylum yesterday but were not allowed to enter the country because the processing facility was full. kelly wright joins us now with the latest. >> good morning to you both. attends human drama unfolding there continues to develop of the u.s.-mexico border in san diego has hundreds of migrants are hoping to get into the u.s. u.s. officials say the border crossing is full. hundreds of central american migrants who are risking it all for a chance to seek asylum are tried into this country but after their long journey by foot or a train, they find themselves back at the u.s.-mexico border.

that is where agents are not allowing them entry. many saying they are fleeing gang violence and seeking safety in america. >> we are fleeing because we know the situation in our country is not within our reach, with their hands to solve the problems that they're looking to save their lives. >> concerned about the caravan of migrants, president trump treated earlier, i have been struck with the secretary of homeland security not to let these large caravans of people into our country. >> you legally enter the country will be referred for prosecution. >> along the u.s. border in new mexico, some illegal aliens they are have been piling up for the wall reportedly to top president trump initiating a tough immigration policy along the border ordered more troops to

help increase border security there. back in san diego where the guys are basically watching what's unfolding. border agents are telling those seeking asylum that they will have to wait in mexico until they can be processed in the u.s. >> splitting them into small groups to process them through. kelly, thank you for the life report. for more on the issues behind this caravan of what's next let's bring in former prosecutor david byrne of this morning republican candidate for congress in new jersey state on again. good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: let's start with the legal aspects of this. you honestly can't arrest children, but there are human rights workers on the ground. what can they do to help these people if anything? >> what they are doing is counseling a monologue so they can understand the process a little bit more. my understanding is a lot of them have come with documents in

the first thing is they'll have to show their incredible fear of persecution. it's a very tough situation. so there's a process under the federal law. cheryl: this is a very divisive issue for americans. the president has come out very strong about illegals coming into this country. does he run the risk of seeming insensitive when it mostly women and children who are fleeing persecution? >> cheryl, the questions they should be asking is the president's absolutely right. they're using laws against dust. who put this group together? it didn't come together spontaneously. these people have no money and they organized the caravan? they had forces behind them.

he was the democrat party of honduras which is a left-wing group, but this is designed to challenge or to challenge our laws come and challenge borders make america look bad. i think it's a political stunt and is politically driven by forces trying to take down this administration. you know it's a real telling vigil as these people watching tijuana carrying honduras. not carrying american flags. not saying we want to be americans who we are hondurans will feature country. and i have another question. worse the united nations? cheryl: united nations is doing a wait-and-see approach. the legal arguments is that we are a country that does expect asylum seekers if the documentation is fair. as the president going to have to expect will bring them into this country is asylum seekers? >> it definitely has to accept the law.

that sets forth the process and we have to expect that. we have to process and then they will be detained. in this proceeding they will be detained and there is a standard that has to be met. our governments have dessert transit and thorough vetting process that generally speaking we do not let a large amount of people in this way. so we have to be patient and we have to understand instead of painting things with a broad brush comment has to really be looked at on a case-by-case basis. >> to agree or disagree with that motion? >> you could've gotten to the american embassy and they are not being patient. patience is not marching through tijuana chanting, carrying flags and chanting. it's not getting married at the last second of the border to beat her laws. this is an orchestrated effort by the same people are fully

funded march for allies and these other groups. this is not an accident. this is the political movement. cheryl: the reports are human rights attorneys, support groups for the state of california that are there to welcome with open arms and basically protesting and let these migrants through. it's planning out in san diego right now. thank you very much. gerri: on survivor from the deadly southwest airlines engine explosion is taking legal action. cheryl: tracee carrasco has bad headlines this morning. >> is a passenger who survived 13 eightieths filing a lawsuit. she think she is suffering from ptsd come anxiety and other injuries. the one is sitting three seats

behind the women that shattered and partially out the woman who later died. passengers were sent checks for $5000 for their immediate financial needs and $1000 travel vouchers good meanwhile, two at the white house president trump is set to meet with the crew of the southwest plane. cheryl: they are getting so many kudos for how calmly they react to it. starbucks is scaling back one of our favorite things, which is basically the zombie cappuccino. >> this is an interesting move. if you're hoping for a return of the uniform for pacino. starbucks is cutting it when the tide time offers by 30%. starbucks will instead focus on other drinks like cold brews and teas. i was looking back you had a list of the zombie for pacino you mentioned, christmas tree, tuxedo black and white mocha, cherry mocha. that is all within the last few

months. cheryl: i don't get it. they were hugely popular. >> i'm too cheap to buy any that could have got to tell you. just in time for the summer concert season. >> this is a good deal if you can get one of these tickets. you can get tickets to more than 2000 shows online summer lineup for only $20. if national conservator. the deal goes through may 8th and some of the concerts include anchovy, jason on dean, thanks, lady of the ballot and darius rucker. of course another fees, but 20 bucks not a bad deal. gerri: darius rucker was he in a heartbeat. >> is a huge list. it's incredible the names. cheryl: with another question for all of you. investors are waiting to see whether they should use the yield strategy, the old adage

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hosted now white house course on its dinner. >> she burns and then she uses the ash to create a perfect smoky eye. but his uncle tomba for white women who disappoint other way than men? cheryl: many have accused the jobs of crossing the line. president trump waited on twitter late last night saying the white house responded with the failure last year, but this year was an embarrassment to everyone associated with it. the comedian totally bombed, couldn't even deliver lines like the seth meyers performance. but the dinner to rest or start over. the second year in a row he skipped the dinner. i said she burns shocks and uses the ash to create a perfect smoky eye. i complimented her eye makeup in her ingenuity of materials. also responding sandlot its program is meant to offer a unified message that a portion of the entertainer's monologue

was not in the spirit of that mission. the simpsons have broken the record for the longest running scripted show on tv with 636 episodes airing last night. it held onto the record for 43 years and that is what is happening now. gerri: love that story. today is the last day of april which brings to mind the old. sell in may and go away. our next guest says you might want to think twice before doing that. anthony chan, chief economist at chase joins us now. i want to show some results of your fabulous research here returns from 1980s but to .4% in the summer months up 7.2% in the fall months. so why wouldn't i just enjoyed that 7.2% gain?

>> the reason you wouldn't do that is to give up to .4%. if you look at so late at night sort of holding out. that is if you buy and just told the whole. cover you end up earning a rate of return 3% higher. something like close to 10% as opposed to selling in maine. during the summer months, the rate of return is slower but it is positive and that's why you should hold on. >> a lot of famous wall street saints. don't try to catch a falling knife. not always true. so more serious conversation. the federal reserve meeting this week and all eyes on the fed whenever they get together. is there any chance they will raise rates at this meeting? he might be out there almost zero of them raising rates at this meeting. they've gotten themselves into a patterned or they try to raise

rates once per calendar year. they do it they do it when they have a news conference and the next time they had the out virginity is not this week, but in mid-june around june 12th, june 13th. guess what, they probably will raise rates and they probably will raise rates from her times this year because again, the economy seems to be showing some steady improvement. trying to steady steady improvement, the gdp announced last week was not impressive at two by 3%. disappointed a lot of people. this is a test now a president trumps economic policies. what do you see going forward? you dived into these numbers then you say it actually might have been a worse quarter than we thought. >> it really was. if you take inventory, exports minus imports, the numbers were dramatically weaker than the prior quarter. if you look at the last five,

six years from the first calendar quarter comes in almost 1% lower than the other calendar quarters. this is nothing unusual. it was a bad number, but typically comes in very weak in the first quarter and improves as the year goes on. >> anthony quickly come you make the point about the first quarter being week. moscow the years it's been 1%. by that match or come in that comparison, maybe the first quarter was not that bad. >> not by that comparison. even higher than the consensus numbers. gerri: interesting stuff. anthony chan, good to see you, sir. cheryl: slow and steady, worrying. here's something you've got to see. did you see us over the lebron james for us to leave in the third order in game seven against the pacers. jerry max with all the nba playoffs highlights. wal-mart deciding to sell its

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cheryl: take a look at this incredible moment. the brazilian surfer riding the biggest wave ever recorded you can barely see him. rodrigo kircher was awarded the guinness book of worldwide for surfing the 80-foot fall back in november. it was the last day of his life. that is great video.

>> wow. i would never do that. lebron james began carrying the cavaliers did it drain into the next round of the playoffs. >> you resolve the sports highlights from the weekend. >> chasuble goalie was surfing lebron james. never before has lebron. he can't do record intact. june 7 in cleveland. shows cavaliers and how much they may send to become a free-agent elsewhere. jim single-handedly led his team past the pacers this round. finished the series with 241 points per the next closest cavalier had 80. he broke scottie pippen's nba playoff assist direct or scoring 44 or more three times in the series as they tweet out a four-point win. game one tomorrow in toronto. stick around if used in the rockets in the jazz.

jazz singing the blues done 25 at halftime. 41 points of the rockets win. have you ever heard of a baseball pitcher? he owned his debut yesterday. he retired the first 20 batters he faced. one cardinal after another walk the plank. nine strikeouts a demo. the baserunners until the seventh inning. finally a single ended the perfect joke without allowing the baserunner. could have even gone longer. pirates won by a stray. new york yankees have won nine in a row. jerry sanchez with a two run home run in anaheim with a sweep of the angels. did you enjoy the nfl draft this weekend? tennessee titans players in the offensive line had their minds on national hockey and the

catfish the predators other drinking before the game. they are chugging it end this game went. watch would have been in double overtime. the predators beat the winnipeg jets 524. cheryl: i like the catfish, but that was a little much. gerri: does he drink it out of the catfish? >> at the grub the players out of the dirty boot. gerri: that's another list of things that will never have, and with sports. cheryl: jericho thank you very much. fox news headlines for seven sirius xm channel 115. gerri: wal-mart is the supermarket business in the u.k. straight ahead on "fbn:am."

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so walmart is given out at getting out of the grocery business in the uk.

they have taken the view quite rightly. they can find a buyer. they still have to hold the majority stake. moving on to applecare. all eyes will be on it. and analysts are seen a big jump in earnings for apple. not sure that everybody feels that way.

it has certainly leveled off of the course of the past six months. there is certainly a sense that they had leveled off globally. that's what happens their action --dash mike after. peter dixon. thank you very much. good to have you on the show this morning. life from the global conference in los angeles here is maria bartiromo. with a special edition of mornings with maria. good monday morning everyone think you so much for joining

us. it is monday april 30. your top stories right now. tension over terror. i sat down for an exclusive interview to get his expectations on the trip. i am cautiously optimistic about the meetings. i don't want to predict what's can happen and what's not can happen. in a very frank discussions. these are issues that he has been focused on for the last year. and hopefully we will make significant progress. we are going there to make progress. from trade to economic growth. more of my exclusive interview. they strike a 26 billion-dollar agreement. to take on mounting competition the markets this

morning looking like this. we do have a big rally underway. it's expected to be underway hundred 20 points us morning. the nasdaq up to 41 points. it's another big week for our needs. we are winding down the first quarter with five components set to report in their first quarter. both will be closely watched. down about 11 points. they were down higher but just by a fraction. take a look at european indices right now. we see a higher opening in and a higher situation.