thank you for being with us. join us tomorrow. and good night from new york. >> nobody likes being babies ripped from their mothers arms. the democrats are serious, they will come together again to close these loopholes. train to bergen this morning from immigration taking place in s. president trump holds a meeting with lawmakers or the big issues are separating families and his long promised border wall. >> hours from now, the doj watchdog will limit lawmakers in a heated senate hearing and anti-trump fbi agent peter strzok ready to break his silence. trying to dow futures falling

once again on growing trade wars between the u.s., china to the europeans, canada, here we go again. s&p.11 and a quarter down 36 and a quarter. china and hong kong are closed for holiday. the nikkei of the kospi down. the ftse in london fractionally down. >> something you never thought you'd hear. trucksh more fuel-efficient engines. "fbn:am" starts right now. true 25:01 a.m. in europe it is monday, june 18th.

i'm cheryl casone. >> pain gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. a train to welcome back from her world travels. >> we saw slim in the media for reporting on children separated from their parents on the border. business reporting by numbers come up price and advocacy groups must stop. it is irresponsible and dave.

as i've said many times before coming for seeking asylum your family, there is no reason to break the law between ports of injury. kellyanne conway rejecting the idea president trump is using the kids, to children to get a mortar wall. >> we have to make sure dhs laws are understood. this is child of a relationship with the adult number to come as the child in any danger. the adult subject to criminal prosecution. gerri or political panel will join us in just a few moments. cheryl: planning to visit the u.s.-mexico border to see firsthand the impact of the administration suffers to crack down on illegal immigration.

they will company about 15 other democrats on the trip to san diego which has been organized by the congressional hispanic caucus. the migrant children who are after crossing the bordernts illegally. gerri sad story here. tragedy near the u.s.-mexico border. five people killed yesterday after an suv carrying illegal immigrants crashed while being chased by border patrol agents. authorities say 14 people were in the suv when it lost control and slip it over after hitting speeds of more than 100 miles per hour. the crash taking place during a smuggling operation. the border patrol says two other vehicles were traveling with the one that crashed. multiple arrests were made. cheryl: fireworks expect it today on capitol hill. fbi director christopher wright and inspector general michael horvitz scheduled to testify

before the senate judiciary committee. they will be grilled about the bombshell report on the fbi's hillary clinton e-mail investigation released last week. the report criticized fbi direc or jes comey insubordination. however, the report noted the decision not to prosecute clinton in july 2016 was not motivated by political bias by candidate donald trump. sharply criticizing the pressure probe for sending anti-trump text messages. he'll appear before congressional committees that invite him to testify. on twitter and then saying this well why would peter strzok work in the totally discredited miller team when he was giving cricket hillary a free pass telling has loved her lawyer lisa paige double stop trying

from becoming president. the inspector general report cited numerous exchanges between cell phone and lisa paige for casting a cloud over the investigation. cheryl: meanwhile, gop house leaders have the documents >> there will be to pay.on. it's not just about the chairman and a longer. this is a rank-and-file member of congress to continue to come up and say what on earth are you guys doing. >> representative devin nunes, chairman of the house intelligence committee along with house speaker paul ryan and meeting friday with later said the fbi and the justice department over the houses growing impatience. núñez has suggested congress is

one option as they fail to deliver. >> today's the first in the jobs in the near federal reserve's for william dudley. also become a voting member of theicymaking committee. the fed moved in last week to raise interest rates for a second time this year and they may do more than expected. to replace mick mulvaney and the office of management and budget as head of consumer financial tion bureau. loading extension is that the indirect late last year after richard cordray ran for ohio governor. more shifting in the administration. >> u.s. automakers making big trucks more fuel-efficient. you tell us what's the story. >> something you never thought

you'd hear is the trump administration is moving to relax gas mileage standards put in place under former president obama despite emissions. for begin selling the diesel off 150 pickup truck with an estimated 80 miles per gallon. this apology and will introduce a full-size chevy silverado pickup truck with dimensions smaller than not i wanted some toyota camry mid sized city in npr chrysler will unfailingly ram 1500 pickup with a hybrid system that uses an elect motor and improve efficiency. gerri at apple, amazon going head-to-head on streaming content. tv wars are heating up with multiyear content partnership for programs to be created and released as part of apple's original content. this is one of the first of its kind between apple.

blossom films signed a deal with amazon studios. the serious content for amazon. lawson films produced the hbo miniseries big little lies which kidman won an emmy for best actress and producing a second season of the series. >> the at&t time warner deal is close to working closely a lot more closed. the animated movie that debuted. >> 14 years after the original pixar sequel, to have incredible open weekend. >> we need to change people's perceptions. >> the animated movie brought in a record raking $180 million at

the domestic box office. it beat the previous opening weekend record which was "finding dory," but it also finished with one of the top 10 openings. the appoint $5 million comedy had opened in third place this weekend with 14 points 6 million rounded at the top five cell appeared a "star ws" story in dead pool two. something interesting that came out in the movie. there was a warning that the movie could trigger seizures in people with epilepsy, migraines or other chronic illnesses. they came out after the movie debuted on friday and said be careful. cheryl: i'm still stuck on the $180 million. huge. >> i heard was very good. gerri at the taste of a 6-year-old boy when it comes to movies. cheryl: well, a lot more coming

up on the show. president trump holding a critical meeting with decision makers today one of t top campaign promises take center stage. >> i need a bill that gives us tremendous border security. what stands in between the president and his border wall, our political panel will weigh in next. added again, this time attacking first lady melania trump. taking a look at the stock market futures on monday, trade concerns still really at the top of the line for investors. questions about what these trade tensions are going to do to the u.s. economy and our companies here pick to dallas 131 in the premarket. s&p.11 and three quarters. nasdaq down 36 and three quarters. you are watching it "fbn:am."

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>> welcome back. let's get you caught up on what's happening right now. the markets went up in lower paid the dow down 425 points. didn't change the nasdaq down 36. at least three people are dead

and hundreds more injured after a powerful earthquakeocks japan could this explain why magnitude shock rattling the ty, bursting water mains and knocking down walls. the manual girl who died when a wall fell on top of her. gunfire broke out during the fight at an all-night arts festival in trenton, new jersey. one suspect is dead and another in custody. more than a dozen people were injured including a 13-year-old girl in critical condition. the shooting was prompted by the neighborhood dispute. comedian kathy griffin is attacking melania trump. the first lady spokeswoman made a statement about immigrant children being separated from their families saying mrs. trump is to see children separated from their families and helps both sides of the aisle can come together to achieve successful immigration reform. that prompted a vocal response from griffin on twitter. you know well year has been

tremendous immediately. as you can see, we deleted both expletives referring to report of numbers separated by federal 30s all legal crossing the border into the united states. that is what is happening now. >> that is the issue that is really dividing so many people right now. the house is scheduled to vote on two different immigration bills this week as the debate intensifies over children separated from their parents at the u.s. border. ted harvey is to defend the president and a former colorado state senator p. robyn bayreuth for more obama campaign direct her. gentlemen, good morning. i want you to listen to a conservative viewpoint on where immigration is right now. this is michael mccaul from texas, a border state. listen to him. >> i think this is an historic opportunity that we've been

trying to do the last 25 years to structurally change the way we do immigration. and also get the border secure. >> the republicans in the white house in particular being criticized for making the border to secure. the children have become a hot button issue. >> well, i don't think there may care to secure. it's an unfortunate situation the families believe they are so desperate they have to live their socialist countries and risk life and limb to come here to the united states and risk being separated. if they are truly seeking asylum they can go to the ports of entry into the asylum process just like the rest of the world does. 50% come from china. they are not crossing the border. they are going to the ports of entry. we have mass amounts of people coming to our country that are violating our immigration laws

and putting their kids in families in this situation. it's unfortunate but you break the law, you can't blame the police. you can't blame the president because he got caught and are happy to go through the legal system there to dl with this issue. they are the ones putting families in the situation and it's unfortunate their socialist countries are so terrible they want to run away from the united states. >> let's stay on the issue of the border because that's what we are talking about right now is the u.s.-mexico border. homeland security secretary kish nielsen says look, we are using exng laws. that is what she's using as a defensive thing if the child is in danger has no clear relationship if the adult and that's when we take the child away. those laws were already there. just enforcing now. >> well, they're actually no laws on the books that require the children to be separated from their families.

that is not true. i want to point out this has only been a problem for the last six weeks because it's part of an ice crack down. administration is chosen to do this because they are using children as political leverage is funding for the border wall and and the diversity immigration lottery system. i understand the motive here, but using children, traumatizing children for political leverage is reprehensible and we need to forget politics and do what is right for the children. >> i don't know if conservatives are doing this on purpose. in fact, laura bush, former first lady said i live in a border state. i appreciate the need to enforce the protector international boundaries but the policy is cruel, immoral and breaks my heart. your response.

>> robin is absolutely wrong in the fact that there's a lot of requires this. the supreme court ruling requires this process to go forward beyond the 20 days that had previously been done. this is the law of the land. these people are breaking our laws and if they are not associated with the children and they are deemed to be a threat to the children with the help of the children, then they are separated until it's all settled through the court process. there is legal reasons why this is being done. the obama administration just didn't do it. >> robin, your response to this real quick for you >> i checked it out on snopes and politicized. there is no law requiring data. >> elisa will bring out. >> you are wrong, robin. cheryl: sending us we can debate another time. like i said, the homeland

securi secretary says the guiding principle of right now. still ahead, inspector general michael horowitz in the hot seat today when he testifies on a quick e-mail probe. whether republican hoping? it'll be millions of americans today as they break for record-breaking temperatures. janice dean will be along to tell you what they can expect. u.s. stock index futures at the battle opening lower by 130 points, s&p down 12, nasdaq down nearly 38. you are watching "fbn:am."

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spring so far. take a look at it. new york 92 today. a quick heat and then it's going to break a little bit and will be into more reasonable temperatures in the 80s. chicago 92. we will see the heat, but it's going to break a little bit as he had through the rest of the workweek. heat advisory, not only the heat but humidity will feel oppressive. the kids, pets bring them inside because it is going to be very warm then make sure you're hydrating. i want to point out we have potential for severe storms across the great lakes come interior northeast and a lot of my chair across texas. just a quick look at your severe threat. parts of new england and will also deal with potential for heavy rains. tropical musher moving into texas. for now ladies, enjoy the heat ballots here.

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>> here's the bottom line here director ray has to decide whether or not they want to be part of the cleanup crew for they want to be part of the cover-up crew. trendy top republicans issued a stern warning over their stonewalling. will it be enough? gerri the immigration debate on capitol hill as the president is set to hold a critical making with lawmakers favor separating family and his border wall. >> renewed trade war fears down 139 in the premarket. change the nasdaq down four

days. clues for holiday but close lower in japan and south korea. cheryl: europets, a lot of red hair, but not too bad he the dax is down more than 1%. gerri how one of the world's top advertisers is saying goodbye to social media influencers. "fbn:am" continues right now. 5:32 a.m. in new york. monday, june 18th. i'm cheryl casone. gerri and gerri willis. #no more. cheryl: it's going to be good. fbi terror michael horowitz

heading to the hot seat to appear before the judiciary committee. the fbi's handling of the clinton e-mail. one of the agents at the center of the controversy was wanting to testify the prosecutor. why would they agree to testify? representative goodlatte has been trying to get in the congress for a while now. it was inevitable. his attorneys understood that. that's why they came out this week and said he is not going to take the fifth. he's not going to request immunity and try to repair his reputation, which i think is impossible. cheryl: this is the guy that said no, we are going to stop it. one of the text messages to his girlfriend about president

trump. the fbi against then candidate trying. i want to listen to it trey gowdy had to say about what he's looking for. >> i've never seen this level of bias. you have peter strzok who says will stop it. the campaign in the presidency will stop the campaign and if that doesn't work on a day after the election he's talking about impeachment. how would you like that to be your lead investigator? cheryl: that's the question here. where will they take it after today's judiciary committee. trey gowdy fired up as well as a little preview of what will get later on. >> you can expect that today. a lot of theater today. i don't think we'll get any new information. the ig report very thorough. over 500 pages.

i think it is going to be a lot about, headache committees on bias had to come to the ultimate opinion that nothing was done or nothing illegal. >> i want to move then to let earlier in the show hearing from devin nunes on with maria bartiromo yesterday morning talking a these documents that he's been waiting and waiting on with regard for the rush investigation. still waiting. this point they are talking about possible contempt of congress if the doj doesn't produce these documents like now, they want them now. who is in contempt? is that attorney general jeff sessions? >> on the russian interference, i don't take it be sessions because he said he recused himself. he's a number of different issues. clinton documents, the fisa warrant documents related to the firing of mccabe. so what can happen is yes, congress can find either one of

them in contempt. this actually happened in 2012, 2013, 2014 with eric holder. congress found them in contempt. there is amy berman just come the same judgment manafort case that did not find contempt. that is a way to go. they could also hold somebody for impeachment proceedings that would also start in the congress. they do have some steps they could take. it sounds like after the friday meeting trade unionists that something may happen if they don't get the documents this week. >> name is not letting this go. it seems like the deadline is today coming out. david purnell, thanks for that. hopefully more to chew on tomorrow. >> no doubt you will have more to chew on for sure. one of the world's largest advertising companies is cracking down on social media marketing. cheryl: tracee carrasco has that story. #no more.

i like that. traceroute influencer marketing is being people with large social media following has become an advertising technique. maker of dove shampoo, is taking place this week. in a liberal on social media platforms to do something about these influencers commented by followers, which are bots to make sure they are engaging with their influencers to pay millions of dollars each month to reach followers. this is huge. you see it on instagram quite often. >> i would welcome transparency here. it would be great if we knew more about what was going on. we've got a great delta story all about comfort under new plans. >> the first of its 18 retrofitted boeing 777 jets with new cabin interiors. mostly used for the overseas

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pro-business candidate has won the colombian presidency. the 41-year-old lawyer who campaigned on fighting the drug trade in loosening regulations on business. he beat out gustavo petro called for larger government role in the economy. >> a train to rome and in southwest indiana sparking a large fire. mandatory evacuation issued after the terrain train train derailed last night. one rail car was had propane. no injuries likely have been reported. and then there's six. mccormick posted this video to twitter. the fire started out of the blue because there has been drugged on santa monica boulevard. tessa called the incident extraordinarily unusual and they were investigating. gerri can you imagine? somebody driving by saw the

flames and signaled to him to stop. it was amazing. let's talk about the markets. earnings on fire so far this year. ac to "the wall street journal" covers many analysts say earnings may have peaked in the first quarter when he jumped 25% from a year ago. joe sister rocha agnello pointe capital and hogan, chief market strategist. i'll start with you. when you look at the year, we areking at 19% for the second quarter, 17 for the fourth and i guess all this comes because the 99th in 2006 with an horrific impact. will we have a major selloff because of earnings? >> i certainly don't think it will be the selloff. 25% first-quarter earnings.

we were expecting 16% coming in. think of the line up of expert patients which were always low. who will have a falloff in earnings in 2019 is the anniversary lower tax cuts. i still think will have low double-digit earnings growth. significant revenue growth in the first quarter. i think that's not going to be the driver. >> analysts like to look at the topline number. 97 days without hitting an all-time high. do you expect the markets to react to declining this pressure on earnings? >> it's not pressure on earnings. a lot of that is driven by the fact we're not going to have a new tax cut for 2019. the earnings growth this year is a direct impact on the tax cut.

earnings will still be up next year. villages decelerate because they will not have the tax cut catalyst behind them. >> am sitting here thinking where else are the investors going to go. european growth is slowing. what do you see? is there another market to get into here? >> as interesting, that question was better last year we did not strengthen the u.s. dollar. that makes it more difficult to make investment decisions in emerging markets. a bit of a springtime slowdown in the eurozone is complicated by an election which we don't know what that's going to be. who's in the u.s. market making sure your select have about what market capitalization. trends are looking at the chart of the russell 2000 how do the best that performed which is

incredible. lots of other things to be worried about besides what appear to be declining earnings in its interest rate. same they will pick up the pace of raising rates and of course the big trade were going on. yos focused on? earnings or something else entirely? >> right now it's trade. always going to be a risk on come the risk of catalyst in the sold-out the end of last week, futures down this morning because of the u.s.-china trade situation works out right now is an unknown. once we finish out the second quarter and get into earnings season later in the summer, the focus will come back to earnings. gerri so much to talk about. thanks for coming on today. >> it would be nice to focus on earnings. just instead of everything else good coming up next, it is a u.s. open repeat. the world's fourth ring call for

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>> welcome back. what a wild final round at the u.s. open. and guess who was there. >> in telling her watched as

much as i could. it was unbelievable. >> what an exciting ending. who would've thought it went this way. the leaderboard looksike it does is one that few could have it. brooks who won last year's u.s. open hauled off this form of golfers within one cover to cover for shots of the lead. none better than the one on the 16th hole when he would wish the ball within four feet. this would be the clincher for the turn of the. i was about maybe 300 yards away. the word was unbelievable. he was able to hold up tommy fleetwood. koepka becomes the first golfer with back-to-back u.s. open wins since 88 and 89 he didn't compete to the masters last month recovering from a wrist injury. >> i miss competing. that's really what it is. i just feel like i need to be

back out grinding. >> dustin johnson gave away a four shot lead for the first time in five years. scored above par. yesterday scores 180 degrees. more realistic and not an obstacle course trained to jump through hoops. yesterday a 65. 19 strokes different until mickelson went from 81 to 69 after he was not disqualified. world cup. mexico's course to upset germany. jumping u and down caused a man-made earthquake. seriously, safe to say mexico as world cup fever. >> i just missed that.

back to the gulf. >> this great little ball here at shinnecock hills is how good the ball is seen going into the cup for the first couple days. you couldn't make it and all of a sudden they became realistic. congratulations to berks koepka. what happened to him. i think he got nervous because his father-in-law, wayne gretzky was there. >> i like fleetwood. 63 is unbelievable. that is iredible. i'm always at the entrance upset at how hard the court says. thank you, jared. sirius xm channel 115. gerri oil prices under pressure ahead of this week's opec

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prosecutors made the arrest because of a risk that's out there might seek to suppress evidence. out is part of volkswagen, which admitted 600,000 cars sold in the u.s. to circumvent emissions tests. cheryl: oil prices under pressure after a critical opec meeting. that's the question here. arth going to increase production? >> good morning. yes it will still go through. signs of dissent. russia, really pushing us to well as they put the lid on production. the global markets at the moment you see oil prices pushed higher than that hurts the economic growth. >> risk of a thank you so much for that. we appreciate it.

>> thanks to all of you for watching "fbn:am." born in cytherea starts right now. >> great to see both of you and all of the author this morning. and dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. totories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. immigration and focus. president trump many with lawmakers today. house homeland security chairman michael mccaul taking an optimistic tone on "sunday morning futures." >> the president is fully committed to both of these bills. he's put the full weight of his office behind it. the mccall good luck bill will provide the four pillars in the famous round table discussion and how a deal could be made straight ahead. the trade battle taken a toll on investors. fear shifting back to nafta as many try to figure out what would happen if the deal comes

apart. the 127-point loss after the blue-chip shows 226 points last week. we have losses in the making. new england, france and germany with both the french and german markets down about 1% at the moment. asia overnight markets in china and hong kong closed for holidays. the nikkei in the kospi and south korea both facing a small selloff there. oil prices also under pressure driving to move china now weighs an import tariff on u.s. crude oil. a 35-cent cost of crude at the moment. an increase in oil output. google and move into china. how plans to take on amazon with the latest investment. the ceo of audi arrested, taken