contractors that the fisa court was found to be abusing the fisa court. lou: a thank you both. we appreciate it. thank you for joining us. >> we have to protect these companies. we can't let people to the technology. with the greatest technology in the world. people copy it and steal it. trying to break in this morning, here we go again. escalating tensions between washington and beijing. china may be digging in for a trade war. gerri: major averages recovered a small chunk of money yesterday, but today totally different. with olivia fact. u.s. stock market futures. the dow jones to open 211 points. the s&p down 21. the nasdaq down 86.

>> things have been higher, but certainly the losses in china affect in european trading as you can see right now the foot become the cac and dax all in the red. >> asia stocks getting hammered again on fears of a trade war. shanghai composite down one by 1% now officially a bear market territory. the hong kong hang seng seeking 1.5%. trade to primary results pouring in from seven states at the stunning loss of the democratic party. democrat voters endorsed a 28 socialist over an 11 term head of the democratic -- it was unbelievable. all the results for you. "fbn:am" starts right now. gerri: at his 5:01 a.m. in new york on wednesday, june 27th. i'm gerri willis in for lauren

simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everyone. i'm cheryl casone. new york politics never disappoints. they will be exploring later today. >> let's talk about what's happening with investors focusing right now on fears but never more possible trade for between washington and beijing. teachers down is the new plans for restrictions on chinese investment in u.s. technology and rely mainly on existing tools. listen. >> with the great scientist and we have to protect that. that is what we were doing and that can be done for. we are working that out. cheryl: the committee on foreign investment in the u.s. did they

screen foreign investments to see whether they endanger national security. we shall see. gerri: moran president travis laming harley david son to move some production out of the u.s. the move really causing chills down the eyes of many ceos in the country for the president will visit milwaukee after he holds a big rally in fargo, north dakota. >> shares are down nearly 20% so far. blake burman at the white house with more. reporter: harley davidson had been held there president trump even calling them a great american company. on tuesday the president repeatedly torched in its decision to shift production overseas for the company says it needs to do so because of the retaliatory tariffs from the european union that would cost the company about $109 a year. the president says harley davidson is using the tariff as a scapegoat.

>> early davidson is using that as the next reason i don't like that because i've been good to harley davidson. they are not happy with harley david and and i wouldn't be either. >> the european union never had the intention was stealing aluminum tariffs. they would go after motorcycles. a clear political calculation as the impact paul ryan's home state. he used to the american electorate to demand change. >> of course that the nsequences of the american companies in business and consumers who we don't want to punish here that they will react and put pressure on the administration to say this is not good for the american economy. he thinks tariffs are essentially attacks. tariffs can be a very positive

thing. back to you in new york. gerri: overnight, a stunning upset in the democratic party. joe crowley who many believe is the future speaker of the house suffering a shocking primary defeat. the victora 28-year-old political newcomer alexandria cortez. she's a democrat who worked in bernie sanders campaign. despite being outspent 10 to one. even she seemed surprised by her win. now, president trump tweeted this. big trumpeter congressman joe crowley who unexpected would take nancy pelosi's is boston's primary election. perhaps he should have been nicer and more respectful to the president. >> a big turnout. another win for progressives over the party establishment. democrats in maryland choose the

former naacp president backed bystanders to be their gubernatorial nominee. meanwhile chelsea manning did lose her seat to democratic senate ben cardin and showing the strength of a trump endorsement primary voters chose henry mcmaster in the south carolina gop primary runoff. the mac that was interesting. voters picked representative dan donovan even though he voted against the gop tax cuts and health care bill. in utah, mitt romney wins with the blessing despite his harsh criticism of charm. >> a lot happening in politics. >> a federal judge in california ordering the government to reunite families separated at the u.s.-mexico border within 30 days. children under five must be

reunited within 14 days with thr parents. this ruling comes as 17 states are suing the trump administration over family separation. meanwhile, the supreme court handed president trump a major victory upholding its travel ban. more on that from kristina partsinevelos. >> that's right. decide before really with liberal justices voting against the travel ban. the third versionf president trump did put forth. the first two versions were shot down in lower courts because they focus solely on muslim countries. the latest version includes five muslim majority countries in libya, chad, i think miss celia, yemen as well as north korea and venezuela. the court ruled that the ban was within the president's authority. yet the right to do it involving a national security situation.

the legitimate purpose behind the ban and had nothing really to do with religion. president trump spoke earlier yesterday about the upcoming majority today. >> supreme court ruling just coming out a tremendous success, tremendously to refer the american people and for constitution. this is a great fit three for constitution. we have to be tough and we have to be safe and we have to be secure. >> majority leader schumer said the ban doesn't make us safer in the supreme court's decision, doesn't make it right. this is a backward in on american policy that to improve national security. he had the white house as well as supreme court arguing there are seven countries on the list right now they can be removed if they do improve their vetting process. chad has improved their vetting process so they been removed from the list. the timing is a limited at the moment. i will be your reporting all day because we are more motion going

forward ruling called the janus case. whether its union workers come in 19 workers come in 19 workers who pay agency fees towards unions. we should have an outcome later on in the afternoon. back to you. trying to christina, thank you. tough words from the trump administration on oil imports from iran. the state department warning all countries by november 4th or face sanctions. countrielooking to buy iranian crude hoped they would issue sanction waivers giving them more time to reduce their oil. the u.s. has no plans to issue any waivers and lifting shares of energy stocks yesterday. oil right now at $70 change but the gain of about 14 cents. turn into an investigation into a deadly tesla crash. florida leads officials to the car's battery. >> tracee carrasco without another headlines. >> good morning. preliminary report from the

safety board shows that the battery involved in a fatal crash in florida last month reignited twice after firefighters extinguished the initial fire that started on impact. the agency is investigatinghe fire with the lithium ion battery and emergency response to it. this is one of several investigations into crashes involving tesla. it's decided to leave the design and construction of drugs to the aerospace x or is abandoning his plan of building its own drone. mark zuckerberg's program had plans to quote, connect the whole world by building drums that would fly above remote areas and provide internet to people down below. basic says it will instead work with artists like airbus to develop drugs that can do the same thing.

>> let's talk about hsbc having a mechanical employee, is that right? >> that's right. neat pepper, the newest employee at the flagship branch. after the robot greets customers and asks questions about their needs and based on their answer uses to notify feature which can alert the correct bank staff to help out. harper's goal is to reduce customer waiting time to free up bankers to provide a more personalized service. hsbc is the first financial institution in the u.s. to officially add to his workspace. >> as long as there is not television anchor a robots. i'm excited about technology. thank you very much. gerri: coming up from a transportation secretary elaine chao stands up for mitch mcconnell. [inaudible conversations]

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gerri: welcome back to "fbn:am." look at jakarta but what's happening now. u.s. futures right now looking at open a 176 down on the dow. the nasdaq down 69. a house committee holding a hearing later this morning. cte. the company will be looking in the united states. sprint and t-mobile will appear in the afternoon to defend their proposed merger in the latest example of conservatives being publicly harassed. student activists target mitch mcconnell. transportation secretary elaine chao confronted as they were leaving an event at georgetown university. listen.

social discourse continues to deteriorate and many you just saw were demonstrating with the goal of abolishing ice. facebook blocking back on ads promoting different crypto currencies originally put in place after a surge in value prompted more advertisements were legitimate and some fraudulent crypto currencies. this book will maintain its ban on advertising offerings. that is what is happening now. gerri: a lot happening. thank you, and trained for. you've got worries about a full-blown trade war with the chinese hitting stocks in asia. now it's hitting down 168 in the premarket. s&p announced back down as well. yuko lost are watching the flattening yield curve. of course all the trade tensions continuing worries about the yield curve may be telling us.

but the gap between the two and 10 year treasury yield. there's a lot to discuss. eric gervin ceo. we will talk about the curb in the second but let's talk about what's going on with the futures this morning. more and more common set of investment banks in china about their fears that the rhetoric has intensified so much that this does become a trade war between the u.s. and china. the shanghai market by the yuan in a six-month low against the dollar. what is going on this morning in your opinion? >> these are tough times right now. not only would come off of it eaten a half year bull market in the u.s. equity market, knowing of concerns of trade talks flattening. it is not easy to be an investor at this moment, but youant to look for areas of value. china's not to be ignored. these are opportunities for you by in our opinion.

>> on to make sure a lot of these u.s.-based company, whether at the boeing, caterpillar or harley-davidson with overseas expos hit by terrorists with all this rhetoric intensified. people hold shares in these companies a lot of them because they hold the company. >> again, it's very difficult and it's an opportunity for investors to look outside of our borders, too. if you're an investor in u.s. companies who got a focus on quality and growth. dessert do things we're always pounding the table on. focus on companies that have the ability to pay dividends that grow dividends over time. you can read out the storms and the interest rate environments. the second is like outside of our borders. if you're investing can access the chinese market, which is the

second-largest stock market in the world. gerri: just to push back a little bit. the shanghai is going into bear market territory. there may be emerging market. >> but that is the point. you want to be buying the markets in bear market territory. you don't want to be buying them at all-time highs. i'm talking about dollar cost averaging into these markets to build a position. >> i do want to ask you the senate now is considering ways to limit the president's authority and tariffs. this has been the story for the week whether it is bob corker from tennessee or orange hats both coming up with ways because the president's national security saying this is harming the market. this is harming businesses. they want to stop bad. they seem to be ignoring those voices in washington. how do you respond to that? >> again, investors have a lot to think about right now because

we were such evated levels of the markets but they are helping markets. relations are high so that causesittle bit of additional uncertainty. it is just tough right now for investors to think about insurgency from political risk. lighten up, let off the gas and start heading to alternative investment. >> i know you follow that coin, but if you want to take a little bit of a chance, maybe now is the time. thank you so much. we appreciate it. down triple digits in the premarket right now. gerri: coming up, bluebird sends its 45,000 drivers back to the streets in london. lenore could be heading into a heat wave. you're ready had forecast. stock futures right now looking at a gala opening 164 points. s&p 500 down 15. nasdaq down 65. you are watching "fbn:am."

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gerri: welcome back. dow down 168 in the premarket. a dangerous heat wave starting today in the midwest. hot everywhere. gerri: hot in the markets, hot in the weather. cheryl: just what she said. we've got janice dean standing by to give us a sense of what is happening. >> temperatures go up, temperatures go down. look at the highs today. across the southwest, southern plains, midwest and all of this heat is going to move into the east coast or new york city heading into the weekend.

temperatures in the 90s. just be aware the heat wave is coming towards the east. mcmansion would close a dozen reports ofes yrday. not only tor large hail and damaging wind reports on going again today and some of the same areas especially across the mid-south, mid-atlantic and potential for heavy rain over the next 24 to 48 hours have been in towards the east coast and up towards the northeast. a pretty good day here in new york city but the rain will come in overnight seemed very warm across the south and southwest where we had wildfire concern. we will talk about 95 degrees here in new york on the weekend. be prepared it is here finally. summertime back to you. >> we should do a triathlon in new york city. >> is there one happening? >> be very, very careful. it's so dangerous.

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>> we have to protect these companies did we can't let people steal the technology. but the greatest technology in the world. people copy it and they steal it. gerri: tough talk and escalating tensions between washington and beijing. once again rattling global markets as china may be digging in for a full scale trade war. look at major averages right now paper covered a small chunk of money yesterday. this morning all the volatility looking at futures down 152 in the premarket. please come back from being down over 200. smb dump 13 and a quarter, nasdaq down 59 and a quarter. >> european stocks turn lower. the ftse down nine, cac .. teen. all of this started with asian markets. look at the shanghai in bear market territory. nikkei hang seng kospi all down.

the yuan is that a six-month low. >> we will be watching that. overnight primary result with a stunning upset in new york as democrats vote for 28 girls socialist over an 11 term head of the democratic caucus. we'll have the results you want to see them. "fbn:am" continues right now. 5:31 a.m. in new york on wednesday, june 27th. good morning, i'm gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody. cheryl casone. gerri: a lot going on particularly in politics. president trump celebrating last night's primary results coming in a big night. he favored republican candidates carried the day while a far left progressive actually a socst

dethroning a heavyweight democrat could the president readiness. democrats are in turmoil. unchecked crime is certainly to lose elections. republicans are for strong borders. no crime of big night. the shocking upset taking place in new york. a young political newcomer alexandria cortez defeating representative joe crowley with the successful to nancy pelosi and the leader of the house democrats. >> jason alden meyer and republican strategist chris maloney. the stunning defeat last night for crowley who was supposed to be the leader of the democratic party. is this the case where no district is safe? >> this paints a picture are sick and tired of the washington spawn. both parties are to blame here.

they could elect it and they do things that are completely the same year in and year out. the different insurgencies in both parties are the shame of it is the democrats as the socialist insurgency. what i'm pushing for his republicans need to get in line and realize what, democrats are beating the republicans are building the bench. they've got a focus and take this tactic and realize that they need to go out there and find young candidate that can bring energy to the party as well as they want to become relevant again. that's why i'm pushing for folks like senator rand paul, congressman just in the mosh. >> would focus on some other ideas here. the democratic socialist party about the raid. tonight what has been the lowest turnout district in the country under representative crowley produced a working class people hungry for a voice in politics.

my question here is are we seeing democrats take a hard left turn? are they doubling down on socialist politics? >> yeah, they are. the same old response we always get. they've always got a government doing so much, spending so much money with $21 trillion in debt, but they are so coming back saying we need more government. i don't thinkhat's the way forward. for the democrat party they've got to figure out who real americans are if they want to remain a major party in this country. cheryl: so much going on. governor henry mcmaster winning has run off of course. he got help from the president. what does it say about the president's coattails, jason? >> i don't think the governor of south carolina wins in a runoff primary when he called 14 points ahead. the other race that they point to a new york was a convicted

felon running on the other side of the ballot for the candidate that i'm trying to president trump. i wouldn't use them as an example. with joe crowley, that is an enormous upset. a 10 term incumbent outspent his opponent 10 to one loss to a 28-year-old novice candidate and that sends shockwaves throughout washington and across the country. that shows the democratic ledges motivated and i think i will carry through to november. gerri: just in his favor, i would say he hasn't been challenged in about 14 years. baby is out of with campaigning. let's talk briefly about mitt romney winning has raised at what does this portend for the senate in trump's ability to get policies to the senate going forward. >> mitt romney is what we all know him to be.

he is kind of the face of the establishment republican. am i a big fan? no. but he will get a- most people do when they get here to d.c that's one of the big problems. we need outsiders. many people who want to push back antigovernment orhe jury is out, but i'm not too excited about it. we will see how we does when he gets here. >> the way to change election in some ways. really amazing what happened in new york. we'll have to keep an eye on this as they come into the fall. thank you, jason and cliff are coming on today. great to see both of you. >> parents was semi. your baby's personal data could be at risk. tracee carrasco joining us with more on that another headlines. >> hackers are selling personal information of babies come in newborns on the web.

guidelines available explaining the steps to file fraudulent tax records or apply for a credit unfortunately, cren caught. prime targets in it never made any purchases. they have a perfect credit history and until the child grows up it will be tough to correct any credit his very problem or fraudulent purposes. you have to check your child's credit history. can you believe this is where we are? >> this is why parents often rip off the credit score their children. a perfect history. cheryl: or they use their needs as a tax shelter. anyway. uber in london. huge decision finally came down yesterday afternoon. >> yesterday the magistrate court rul in cooper's favored giving a 15 month license to operate in london. uber has been forced to appeal after its renewal was declined back in september. the transport authority in how

it handles serious crime. they've since made a number of improvements to itsration. dallas the bottom line on that. the e.u. jacking up the price of jack? >> that is correct. near 25%, taxing a number of imports like whiskey. on european steel and aluminum. they will take effect over the next couple of months i stopped by other cases are sold off. drinking good kentucky people will be very loud about this. thank you for god. a lot more coming up. the decision heard around the

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gerri: welcome back. checking the u.s. features, you got it. the market traded lower. pre-markets down 144. s&p 500 down 12-point type and the nasdaq down 58. we'll continue to watch that. a world war ii hero is given the military highest honors two decades after his death. lieutenant colonel ed murrow accepting the medal of honor on his behalf at the white house. in 1950 or he called on his own position to repeal a german

attack diseases unit and friends. one person dead and 12 other states after a massive explosion rocks a texas hospital. a generator ignited by a death sentence at theospital near waco. the explosion triggering a partial building collapse. construction workers at a nearby site for her thank goodness. we shouldn't do -- showed you these pictures after pilot accidentally reports a hijacking of the jetblue flight waiting to take up at jfk airport with radio communication sets a false alarm. terrified passengers put their hands up. can you imagine they were eventually put on a different flight to l.a. and that is what is happening now. sometimes it happens. a major of the tree for president trump yesterday.

the supreme court ruling in favor of his signature travel ban. this all coming down as he sees fit for national security. the president celebrated the decision. >> we have to be tough and we have to be safe and we have to be secured. at a minimum we have to make sure that we've got people coming into the country. we know who is coming in. we know what they are coming from. >> travel ban three-point include iran, libya, mali alchemist area, yemen, north korea and some venezuelan government officials and families. chris, good morning. >> good morning. obviously want to redo the supreme court opinion from justice roberts. here's what they said and what he said and how this reflects the decision. legitimate purposes are bent the entrs who cannot be vetted

including practices. there is nothing about religion. of course a lot of the lower courts we have seen base their opinion on lawsuits based on religion. what do you think of the supreme court decision and is there anything else that can happen with the travel ban now? >> going back to the lower court's decisions, the one thing that was fascinating about this case was the kind of knew it would always come down to how much weight with the supreme court give to donald trump statements while he was on the campaign trail. despite this being highly controversial, it doesn't surprise me at all that they ultimately upheld the president broad discretion to suspend entry of foreign nationals into the united states. not only did the president have executive authority as the commander-in-chief, but what we had here was a statute passed by

congress 66 years ago in 1952 that gave the president has broad authority. that discretion is just too overwhelming to overcome here. >> let's talk about justice sotomayor is policy to all of this. a pretty scathing rebuttal if you will. the united states of america as a nation built upon the promise of religious liberty. founders honored by embedding the principle of neutrality in the first amendment or the courts decision fails to safeguard the fundamental principle. i would think those attorneys out there throughout the land who disagree with the travel ban are going to use that defense statement. is that possible? >> just keep in mind what the supreme court decided was based off the put in place at the lower court.

they will come out on the merits. there is a question of whether the plaintiffs decide to run this through the full course and effectively waste their time return their focus on something else. cheryl: we did have breaking news i want to get your legal opion on. they have to be reunited within 30 days. is that even possible? >> .obviously broke last night appeared as though the opinion come across the wire. and i guess kind of the practicality of whether that can be the case, how that worked hand-in-hand with the previous that a lot of the detainment for 20 days. and so, i've got to dig deeper

into the opinion figure how that works. cheryl: thank you so much. we appreciate it, chris. >> thanks for having me. gerri: coming up in sports in the world cup, scoring his first goal of the world cup. whether or not this was no knockout round. i was the body found in the basement of a new york giants quarterback? u.s. stock index futures checking in right now. dow down 146. s&p 500 down 13. not that down 58. you are watching "fbn:am." come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event.

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gerri: a big win for argentina on tuesday.

cheryl: jared max with the world cup action getting better and better. >> saw something yesterday we have a theme in cup. finally scored a goal. versus nigeria, would give argentina a one nothing made on this goal. a little bit later on it would be 11. argentina would score and face france next. croatia one with a win over iceland. next up, croatia is going to face denmark. the body of a 25-year-old man was found yesterday inside the home of new york giants quarterback jenkins. along with the bergen county prosecutor's office investigating a homicide for possible of stimulation or suffocation. jenkins was not home at the time but has been afforded the last two weeks. family members including his brother said to live there.

amanda identified himself as jenkins brother was on an airplane yesterday to newark, new jersey waiting to go to fort lauderdale reportedly became agitated and left the plane did the man whose body was found by a coworker, hip-hop producer named roosevelt brittany monitoring the situation. jenkins lawyers reportedly have told and stayed in florida. the nhl's version of jackie robinson. 60 years after he made his nhl debut in 1958 at the boston bruin's first black nhl player elected to the hall of fame. also getting nhl commissioner gary bettman as well as a couple guys. also, the george washington of mount rushmore, new jersey three-time stanley cup winner also getting into the hockey hall. gerri: love that. of those hockey players.

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>> president trump threatening to tax harley-davidson if they move production overseas due to retaliatory tariffs from the e.u. of course they are already overseas. michael hughes at cmc markets joins us now. good morning, michael. your reaction to this and the president's attack on the company? >> i'm a little bit amused at this because ultimately send is entitled to take his business wherever it deems fit. harley davidson is a fairly small american mid-cap company with $6 billion in market cap. the loss to profit is $100 million. that may not seem an awful lot of money but it's an awful lot of money and one has to question whether or not president trump

has the same rhetoric for example like bowling or half-full. a little bit surprised by what the president is taking. they meant they to speak out as well. they will stop expecting oil or facing sanctions. oil is about $70 right now. >> i think it will push it much, much higher. the white house made to make a call. they can have their wish for iran to be shut out of the oil markets by november or they could potentially have the west coast. they've got to make up their s because ultimately this would exert upward pressure on our prices unless of course could push additional oil onto the market. >> interesting stuff. thanks for coming on today.

thank you for watching "fbn:am." we now send it over to maria bartiromo. >> good morning to you. see you in a few minutes. thank you for joining us. happy when they come at june 27th. top stories right now at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. escalating trade tensions between washington and beijing hammered markets yet again. features indicate a weaker opening to the tune of 100 points down one half of 1% of the nasdaq down two thirds of a percent and the s&p 500 down a third of a percent. we did see a big story. up a fraction of the cac down a fraction. the dax index was up fractionally. trade weighing heavily on asian markets overnight. the hang seng the biggest loser as you can see down 2% and hong kong. meanwhile, the immigration debate is heating up as well. a federal judge ruled the trump administration will reunite separated families within the

next 30 days for the president is reiterating his calls for strong border. >> we are going to ask for an increase in wall spending so we can finish it quicker. it stops the drugs and stops people we don't want to have them gives us the purity and safety. >> the very latest in a fight for an immigration overhaul coming up as the house prepares to vote on a compromised bill later today. next up election day. resident trump soaring to victory in the primaries yesterday at the top democrat suffers a stunning loss to break down the results from last night's primary this morning. terror on the time i. how a pilot triggered an alert for hijacking aboard a jet blue plane at jfk airport. my one major bank is fully expect in an automaker with expectations on model three deliveries. the stock is