diamond and silk join us here monday 7:00 p.m. eastern. and don't miss their tour in california on july 21st. that is just com >> the numbers so far aren't large enough to do too much damage. if investors begin to extrapolate into the future layer after layer, it could create problems for investors. cheryl: breaking this morning, investors rattled his new trade tensions rise up reports president trump will block china's investments in u.s. technology of the e.u. is promising to fire back at a new trade tariffs. >> despite raising 119 points on friday, the dow suffered his worst week since march on trade worries. cheryl: could be another bumpy ride. your futures market another rough start with the dow down

169 in the premarket. nasdaq down 59. >> keeping a close eye on oil prices after countries agreed to lift oil production to keep a lid on prices. trading at 68 by 63 up just a fraction. cheryl: also looking at european markets. they did open under pressure on the trade tensions. not just with the u.s. and china, but the e.u. and the united states. gerri: stocks mostly lower the shanghai composite in the hong kong hang seng index closed down over 1%. only the cost be higher. a bright spot this morning for you. general electric is nearly $3 billion deal to sell the industrial business that would bring in cash for the struggling company. "fbn:am" starts right now.

5:01 a.m. in new york. monday, june 25th. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. gerri: gerri willis and for line femininity. i thought we might get a break. no way. trained to all of the markets affect investors definitely feeling the pinch from possible trade wars. the trump administration now preparing new plans to protect biology. the chinese ownership from investing u.s. tax firms. also block additional technology acts or it's going to beijing. gerri: meanwhile, the european union, e.u. firing back at the new terror threat on european cars. the e.u. commission the vice president saying that they decide to race or import tariffs will have no choice again but to

react. insisting all countries with tariffs on goods going into their country remove those barriers and tariffs and be met with more than reciprocity with the u.s.a. trade must be fair. the dow was down 168 in the premarket. the dax in germany is going to try again to vote on another big issue lawmakers failed to pass the conservative bill last week and lawmakers are now under severe pressure from president trump who's trying hard line even in the public anger over the border. we cannot allow people to invade our country when somebody comes in we must invade illegally bring them back from where they came. our system is a mockery to good

immigration policy and law and order. >> trunk previously told congress to stop wasting his time until after the election. house judiciary committee chair bob goodlatte will keep pushing his bill. >> this bill does address allowing children to remain with their parents in detention. many other things with people searching our borders the highest it's been during the trump administration back to levels we saw in the obama administration which have a much more permissive policy. people are figuring out the loopholes. we've got a close does. turn through the compromise legislation with her right a path to citizenship for dreamers, cut some legal immigration and authorize $25 billion for trump's promise porter mall. trade to the president is set to meet with king abdullah at the white house this afternoon. the leaders to discuss the u.s.

trade travel ban against a foreign made as they test a large number of syrian refugees. the president will head to south carolina to support governor henry mcmaster ahead of tuesday's runoff election there. >> in south carolina is very popular. very little criticism of him here because we know he's doing what he said is going to do any suing the things we want him to do. we love having people are thrilled he's coming. cheryl: fox business will carry the event live at eastern time tonight. >> struggling general lack trick, but things may be looking up. >> hillary von joins us now. good morning. >> good morning. ge could be closer to the south part of its company that make large industrial engines. the private equity firm has reportedly the scooping up the business for $3 billion. a much needed cash infusion.

the deal could be closed as soon as today. reportedly beat out an ink in is a step towards ceo john flannery's to sell off $20 billion worth of assets by the end of the year. at&t was interested in acquiring another company before pursuing time warner. >> reportedly expressed interest before buying time. the news reported by fox business charlie gasparino. according to people in on the deal, cbs turned down the idea of a buyout after meeting with at&t's randall and said she wasn't interested after the meeting. stefansson made the move to bid for time warner. redstone kept the chairman out of duluth about the potential offer and was not happy she had kept the company executives out

of the loop. y type of deal that came out. cbs is known about to gain control from redstone and national amusements arguing redstone has passed up on deals that could have been beneficial to cbs shareholders. >> a brutal fight to watch between the company. jurassic world likes it with entertainment taken the top spot over the weekend. they didn't do as good as dead. >> no, jurassic world following tenet didn't rise to record highs in the box office falling behind its predecessor this opening weekend. >> if we are not careful, they are going to be hereafter. reporter: the latest installment of jurassic world open with

$150 million in box office sales over the weekend. 28% down from jurassic world that debuted in 2015th since debuting two weeks ago overseas and has grossed over $560 million. coming in second place the incredible stew earned $80 million in its second week while ocean state dropped down to third with 11 million round out the top five this week tagged and dead pool two. >> all-female cast, strong female writers. >> of the franchise world in movies. cheryl: hillary, thank you very much. gerri: coming up, the president of turkey keeps a grip on how voters are interested increasingly authoritarian rule. fasten your seatbelts, france. another bumpy week for investors looking at the u.s. stock index futures. the dow opened 170 now. s&p 500 on 17.

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gerri: welcome back. let's get you caught up on what's happening right now. u.s. stock futures were down open indicated here. industrial average up 176

points. s&p 500 on 17 points i've been a stake of 63.5. a brutal open this morning. we'll keep our eye on it. voters in turkey of extended president air to one with 52% voting in favor of reelection. receiving just 30% of the vote. erdogan's party picked up some legislative victories allowing him to maintain control of the parliament. house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes has set another deadline for the doj in the fbi and it is today. to me the fbi confirmed that informants were used to gather information on the trump campaign. then he has blasted the doj and fbi in a letter yesterday saying his committee has been restrict aid currency in the documents. south carolina's u.s. house candidate gb arrington is recovering after being seriously injured in a car accident friday. her spokesman says she's doing well after two major surgeries.

arrington expects to be up and walking in the next few days. defeated congressman mark sanford in the state's republican primary earlier this month. i've turn their for the candidate. that's what's happening now. >> old she's okay. mentioned earlier president trump reportedly planning to take new steps with chinese investment in technology. jonas max ferris, max funds.com cofounder. they are the first ones to feel the pinch in all of these trade disputes really she did not. doesn't administration have a point when it comes to intellectual property? that's what we will do. stop chinese companies 25% owned in the private investment firm basically buying into our technology. pump the brakes on this.

>> this has legitimacy. when trump in the 80s talk about japan and by enough america and all the trade problems was kind of imaginary. the chinese problem is legitimate. you're not talking the companies buying our technology. the companies are intertwined and partially owned one way or the other by the government. it's a little bit more of a security issue than just saying people in germany can't invest in our technology companies. so without the chinese money what are we going to do. it not like that. we are in a position to take on this ongoing problem where they basically walk all over intellectual property and try to buy or apply somehow. cheryl: that have not been addressed up until now. usually national security for the guys administration. what about american companies

and boeing, caterpillar. those are the first two games. there'll be some side effects. they'll be good for u.s. companies. >> something is all good and apple makes the phones in china. so there's problems with the logic as well, what the government can have them not give as much. as far as the market impact, and their economy might be heading towards a recession. however, they're not giving giving up on buying treasury bonds. and they are the biggest donor. i don't want to say it's all talk now because it's not all talk at this point. it makes less sense than dealing with china. it hasn't hit the consumer that this is going to happen. investors don't know even if it does happen at the level of the

talk would necessarily cause recession. gerri: the dow down 172 in the air. before we go, over to the e.u. this into an economic adviser kevin hassett had to say about the e.u. side of all of this. >> europeans and the 10% tariff on our automobiles in place before president trump did anything than 10% tariffs are harmful to american workers. it is just enough. prices will go up to the consumer. >> the story in germany this week. they don't make pickup trucks because of our chicken tax on pickup trucks. he talked back and forth all day about existing absurd terms that people don't know about. the export driven economy can't handle a 20% across-the-board tariff. that will cause major economics

and layoffs at better. this is a little more frightening, rational to investors in china and possibly more damaging to europe. train to the dax is down more than 1%. they will have the worst hit if this happens. a lot to deal with for investors. thank you for getting up with us. we appreciate it. gerri: fascinating interview. thousands of people in california forced to flee their homes as new fires race across that state. >> when i woke up and saw smoke, i knew i had to go and i ran. gerri: meanwhile, strong system of storm will bring heavy rain and flooding. janice dean will have the forecast. u.s. stock futures cover the dow points open 171. the s&p 500 on 17. the nasdaq down 63. you are watching "fbn:am."

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gerri: and out of control wildfire blazing a trail of destruction and 12 buildings destroyed as the winfield flame shoes for lake county a hundred miles north of san francisco. the fire threatening to destroy the 600 more buildings, forcing thousands of people to evacuate their homes. so far only a small part of the fire has been contained. no injuries have been reported. >> before you had at the door. a look at your weather forecast. fox meteorologist janice dean is here. good morning. >> good morning, happy monday, ladies. starting out with 68 degrees we

do have potential for some severe storms across the plains they in the mississippi valley parts of the ohio valley as well. the past 24 hours the shower and thunderstorm at david e. that has been in place for many days now or you can see the potential for hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes for a widespread area across the mid-plains, mississippi valley and towards the southeastern atlantic. also with this not only the threat for severe storms with heavy flooding. heavy rainfall across the theory is especially across the southeast and parts ohio tennessee river valley. remaining warm and sticky across the south, the southeast, southwest is so very warm. california remains driver we have potential for wildfires in the stormy weather across the plains in the midwest and through parts of the mid-atlantic states. here in new york city, 84 and

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>> the numbers so far are generic to do too much damage. investors extrapolate into the future layer after layer of tariff that could really create problems. >> investors rattle as new trade tensions rise on reports that president trump so bought china's investment in u.s. technology while the european union promises to fire back at a trade tariff. >> the dow did suffer his work week since march. all of this on the back of trade worries. >> another bumpy ride for investors of futures down sharply over nine u.s. stock market futures now. looks like they will open 165 points. the s&p 500 on 16.5. the nasdaq down 63.5. cheryl: also look at oil this morning. opec oil countries keep a lid on

prices. we are at 68 a.d. >> weakness across-the-board. stocks open under pressure on these trade tensions for the ftse down 66. cac down fortier. dax down 158. well over 1%. >> german auto exports for the u.s. the nikkei, shanghai, hang seng on the right or the kospi edging out again more than half of a percent. still pressure in asia. >> somebody's got to be afraid it is facebook listening to your phone conversations? facebook says now. however, hearing creepy stories this morning. we will share them. "fbn:am" continues right now. gerri: coming up at 5:30 a.m.

the knee-jerk. monday, june 25th. good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. gerri: i'm gerri willis. cannot wait to hear all about. >> you listening? yeah, they probably are. we have got a big story of coors brewing since last week continuing today. divided republicans expected this week to try their hand again on immigration reform. house lawmakers fighting over competing bills that failed to pass the more conservative measure last week on a compromise bill. making matters more difficult for them. president trump taken a harder line on illegal immigration saying he would like to strip illegal immigrants of their right to due process. some congressional republicans are facing tough tough reelection races than they are not just ready to go that far at this point.

justin walden conservative columnist christine. good morning. i want to show you the most recent polling we have on this and get your reaction. this is a cbs news poll. 72% are opposed. to separating families at the border. 53% of the entire poll say they oppose it strongly. this is across-the-board, across party lines. america's same stop this. >> that is true. however, if you poll just republican voters come a slim majority of them actually do support separating families at the border. this is such a polarizing issue. republicans are acting to vote on paul ryan's bill this week, which is some sort of compromise that would provide $25 billion in funding for border wall and would keep the migrant families intact and also provide amnesty for about 700,000 dreamers. amnesty makers would get to

petition for their parents and later brought them here illegally are hired a smuggler. some are concerned this could incentivize waves of migrants coming from central america. the bill doesn't include any language requiring five or preventing grants for sanctuary cities. trump supporters will find a lot of issues with this bill. even if republicans are able to a proved this bill and come together comments almost doomed for failure in the senate because democrats hold enough seats in getting the 60 votes they need to pass legislation. it's unclear how we come to some sort of compromise. >> i agree with you. the other part of the cbs poll want to show you in this gives us a party picture of all of this and the separation of children from their families, which the executive order was signed but now they've got to figure out how to reunite the family. treatment of families, does that impact your vote in the

midterms. 43% of republicans and 55% of independents. this is a big issue for the midterms good >> i think it is, especially as long as those images continue to go on. the challenge is pretty simple math actually. if you're in a republican district, any congressional district, you are okay lining up at the president. but if you are just on the edge in a swing district are things look a little dicey in terms of independents, you really run the risk if you line up behind the president on this particular issue. it's an extremely emotional issue. the images speak for themselves. it is a tough one for republicans. >> it's tough for republicans because there's a lot of fighting we saw last week in what happened with the two failed bills in the house. listen to what mcauliffe said on "fox news sunday" about all of this and the fact that even when it came to daca there was

nothing achieved. listen. >> every democrat voted against a very rational daca six. they've been talking for a year now. we had a bill before that would resolve this issue, legalize and everyone of them voted against that. i don't think that's operating in good faith. >> finding that middle ground seems to be tough for republicans at this point. >> they've become the party of obstructionism. they are once bringing this compromise bills to the table. it is clear that something must be done. each month we are apprehending tens of thousands of migrants that are border and they are posing a significant cost to taxpayers who have to foot the bill for housing, food, schooling and all kinds of other things while people go through the legal system.

the new york post on each accompanied minors costing taxpayers $800 per night. cheryl: i go back to the emotional issue in what was seen at a distance by the president has signed an executive order. the republicans can make a mistake here if they keep winning the democrat when it was the president to frankly really brought this issue to the forefront. >> we own the government right now as republicans. we own what goes on. a great point that something needs to happen. one of the big challenges for both parties in the upcoming election is movement. has anything actually been accomplished. americans are tired of the net committee and not seeing the resolution. however imperfect it may be crafted, something needs to be done in order to appear to have

owned the issue. and that's important. cheryl: justin wallin, kristen tate, thank you, guys. gerri: it is time to cooperate. he was expected to present north korea with a timeline to meet specific demands following the historic summit between president trump and kim jong un. according to a defense official include the u.s. concept of what the implementation of demutualization looks like. earlier this month, secretary of state mike pompeo says he hopes north korea will achieve major disarmament within the next 2.5 years. facebook busting about a common suspicion that many users have about their advertising strategy. >> hillary bond joining us with more on that another headlines. good morning, hillary. >> of money, jerry. have you ever seen an ad pop up on instagram or facebook for

strangers tell you something you're talking about with your friends over lunch? it happens to a lot of people it happens a lot which makes users think facebook is listening in on your conversation. facebook promises even though they could bugger back and forth with your friends, they aren't. users aren't entirely convinced because they see the ads pop up and they wonder how they are popping up. facebook's vp of god ron goldman says facebook has never use your phones, microphones to inform ads or to change what you see in newsfeeds and we have no plans to do so in the future. that does leave open an ominous possibility of what could have been in the future and has some users still spooked. cheryl: we now know the cause of the deadly goober crash in arizona. >> the operator and the self driving car crash was distracted behind the wheels get the person in charge of making sure the

self driving blooper didn't deal off the road was streaming episodes of the voice instead. the operator could face particular manslaughter charges. she previously told the ntsb should monitor the vehicle of the time the crash. we now know that's not true. this is the first in pedestrian death involving a self driving car. gerri: unbelievable. flippy is becoming men versus machinery in the restaurant business. what is going on. training experts have warned robots will take over human jugs especially the restaurant indus tree. it is happening sooner than expert, but not for the reason they expect to even though unemployment is that it lowers in years, fast food restaurants are having trouble finding humans to put on the payroll. as a last-ditch resort, they are turning to machine. the hospitality industry had 844,000 unfilled positions in april from a record high

according to the labor department. employment opportunities in restaurants and bars have increased by one point x million since 2013. all of the open jobs mean robots are replacing humans. they are filling in the gap that businesses can fill. popular chains like dunkin' donuts coming dolls, wendy's, arby's and panera bread i'll use some type of automation to get the job done from in-store kiosk to help customers cut in mind to washing dishes from start to finish, which i will let the robots washed the dishes. no problem with that. cheryl: this is happening resort towns come on the beach towns. they can't take kids in the door for even like a summer job. gerri: this has been a consistent problem so maybe this is the solution for business operators even though it might rebound negatively to some workers. great to see you. >> thank you. good to see you. cheryl: a lot more coming up at the trade fight with china and europe made for the u.s. economy into recession.

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cheryl: welcome back. here we go again. taking a look at features. trade tensions a trade with china coming from the administration against china. the dow down 161 in the premarket. hasn't he done 15.5. nasdaq down 63. an event over the weekend, maxine waters encouraged her supporters to publicly harass white house staff. >> do it to everybody from my cabinet in the restaurant. at a gasoline station. [inaudible] you tell them they are not welcome. >> the congresswoman's tape aired by its officials have become the targets of backlash and protests already.

sarah sanders is just faster with the weekend to leave a virginia restaurant after they were not comfortable serving her. women in saudi arabia getting behind the wheel after the long-standing ban on women driving was officially lifted. many women taking a celebratory drive to mark the historic occasion right at midnight when the ban was lifted. uber will overturn a decision that stripped of license. they did rule that the unfit to run a taxi service. the regular has cited the approach to reporting serious criminal offenses in the background checks on drivers are goober will fight back in court. that is what is happening now. gerri: uber fights go on and on. u.s.-china and the european union scene of this terrace and

the institute for economic research joins us now. you know, we've gone over the details of what the president wants to do next. i want to talk about economic impacts because they could be big. we've got expect patients have as much as a high-end 4.5% economic growth for the second quarter and now some economists say that the impact of these trade tensions could erase all about. maybe we go into recession undermine business confidence. where do you see? >> i've got this new suit here. american company, made in america, but its trillion rule. the thing we don't realize that so many of these terrorist are on american corporations. they are on american consumers. we've got american companies they need to buy goods from all around the world. steel buyers are the john deere of the world, caterpillar of the world, ford of the world. if we are going to hammer these companies come it is going to

actually hurt american corporations. also going to hurt american consumers. >> you are looking at the markets down three digits. the dow down three digits this morning. weather slowed the economy? could it push it into recession? >> certainly. if we've got to produce all of ours deal or sheep here in manhattan, it's not going to happen. the same thing with all of these other good. we have the good fortune where we can rely on partners in europe and china and we don't have to produce everything ourselves. that is good for american business. the american chamber of commerce is saying this is a real disaster. >> the dow down 160 points this morning. christine nygaard say nobody wins in a trade war. that is her analysis and it seems like you agree. what do you say? >> for certain. this is pricing to market that will slow growth potential he

paid the bigger the trade barriers, the more the taxes are, the more interference with the free market. that is not helpful for the american economy or the consumer. gerri: interesting unintended consequence you are alluding to at the beginning of this interview. ge complaining the new regime with it plans making mri scanners may not be able to use the part from its own plants in china because they will face some kind of huge terrace. at the end of the day, american companies getting hit could this depress earnings in the second quarter? >> of course. we should be giving ge and award a thank you for producing all of these things including what their chinese inputs, their ingredients. if we are going to start harming american companies, what is not going to do for the average american worker. it's not going to be helpful at

all. >> lots of conversations about consumers being hit with this. >> lecherous mind. well, a big weekend in the sports world. arthur barber watson. and then, what happens when your team bus doesn't show up to take you to the ballpark? the padres had to improvise. german accent that of course will talk about soccer. looking at the futures right now, it is a rough start to your day. that was down 164, nasdaq down 64.501 trade worries. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ ♪ ♪ build your next big thing to run in more places, without recoding. the ibm cloud.

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gerri: welcome back to "fbn:am." world cup fever heating up with four matches today. a mixture of macs has interesting games also that happen on sunday. >> pretty great mass just. but finally continues. suffice it to say, prince harry a likely not the most popular in england today after he scared a hat trick yesterday in japan senegal lockton columbia sent him packing. like perfect tree guarded passes to the receiver and an end zone. watch the beautiful set of goals for columbia. the header into the net. precision. the timing and not. and we will see a beautiful pass here this is another score for columbia goes on to win. poland is done. columbia still alive trying to get to the knockout round of 16.

england scored its most lopsided world cup victory ever. david beckham during the 18 world cup goals. japan and senegal tied and remained the groupa. four matches today. two on fox, 10:00 a.m. eastern. saudi arabia against each other and fox of the russia first uruguay. 2:00 p.m. eastern spain to morocco on fs one and fox. christianity were not doing portugal against iran. going, going, going, going colin gone. one home run and another and another and they just kept going. check this out yesterday. hernandez for los angeles and los angeles and maxima take us deep in the first. cody ballenger in the fourth. t.j. fernandes dropped peterson. tied in the 11th, justin turner hit a solo home run for the dodgers. a national league record debut for matt eight to seven.

some go to the bakery and sunday, rich sale reported a baker's dozen. 10 of the first 16 new face. red sox win five to nothing. percentage points for the best record in baseball and the astros even with austin. yankees lose three in a row. swept by jake bowers walked off home run in the 12th. wipes out of five for five day for giancarlo stanson and likely going to the disabled list with a injury. bubba watson barbecued the travelers championship in connecticut find a final round of 63. won the event for the third time. also the first golfer to win three events this year. back to baseball sort of the san diego padres never showed up yesterday in san francisco. so they held a double-decker tour bus through the streets of san francisco. they make it to at&t park after

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cheryl: european union will respond to president john makes good on its threat to stuff a 20% tariff on cars made in the e.u. jane foley currency analyst joins us now. there is a question mark. obviously this is really the german who we are watching the dax could hit this morning as it could be a big problem for turbinado makers in particular. >> if you look at europe, germany has a big trade surplus and not the country that trump really has the problem lies. bmw in south carolina would employ about 9000 people. mercedes also has a big win in the u.s. to export to china. as the german manufacturers would argue we are doing our bit

to help the u.s. economy even though you import a car into europe, just to pay tax about 10% and if you're in the u.s., the tariffs right now it's easy to .5%. there's some room for negotiation shelley said. gerri: meanwhile, holding bilateral trade talks to effect the tensions between the u.s. and china. >> this is really interesting because of course i think what the u.s. would like, what trump would like would be to go on his site against china. certainly part of the negotiation as far as the last few months. now what we see in this headline today is china to implement the european altogether. gerri: thank you for that. great to see you. cheryl: thanks to all of you for watching "fbn:am." great to have you. we send it in for dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo this

morning. in a good morning ladies. i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. i'm smiling because we have so much a talk about this morning. monday, june 25th. top stories of 6:00 a.m. eastern. renewed trade tensions at the open as investors prefer president terms in u.s. technology. england, france and germany right now. the dax and germany down more than 1%. it was a selloff in asia closing and managing to eke out a small gain. shanghai in the hang seng in hong kong losing more than 1%. the battle over the border. the compromise bill this week after doing last week are the latest in the push for deal as president trump calls for stronger immigration laws.

after white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders gets kicked out of a restaurant. the top democrat calling on supporters to keep it coming. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet and a restaurant, at a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and find a crowd in utah than they are not welcome. train to the growing outrage over comments from congresswoman maxine waters ahead. the push for profitability. general electric gearing up to sell off its industrial engineering at. how much the deal has expected to bring in are the struggling conglomerate. a dynamite debut with the stunning amount to jurassic world hold in its opening weekend. that is ahead. fox business network's christina