think with the democratic party specifically dick durbin called i.c.e. agents a group of incompetent. >> the president is working to fix the broken system and you will continue pushing through that. gerri: trade tensions continue to take centers aging washington and wall street. president trump speaking with mexico's new president and a trade with the trump administration rejects china's telecom bid to do business with the u.s. cheryl: op attention so affecting markets. the dow down 200 points. at one point yesterday in the session, but a late rally in tech stocks that the dow ending of 35 points. gerri: today's stock trading closes at 1:00 p.m. eastern. watch out, low volume could mean

high volatility. dow points out that 78. s&p 500 up 7.5, nasdaq up 25. europe stocks open cautiously higher after german chancellor angela merkel cut a deal on migration camps in an effort to save her government. right now the ftse, cac, dax on the green. germany of more than 1%. gerri: asia remaining volatile bear. japan's nikkei was down 1% before heading down just a fraction in hong kong. the hang seng ended with a loss of 1.4%. cheryl: here at home, lift his following rifle kristina partsinevelos into the bike sharing business buying the company of new york's know it, and city paper. "fbn:am" starts right now.

cheryl: good morning, everybody. you are looking at a live picture of the statue of liberty as the nation get set to celebrate our independence. gerri, 5:01 a.m. in new york on a congratulate third from the day before independence day. happy fourth of july. i am gerri willis and for lauren simonetti. cheryl: a beautiful picture of new york city. truth or this is why i was laughing. new yorkers only understand his third european bikers trying to take a fallacy in looking at this. gerri: i'm not a safe driving product is at all. cheryl: a lot of breaking news to get to have your fourth of july barbecue. the trump administration blocking china mobile from u.s. telecommunications market is trade tensions from washington and beijing intensified. gerri: the newly elected

president between trade between the two nations. the details. reporter: china mobile will be time application of a license to build a network in the united states. the commerce department at the application because of security concerns. the parent company of china mobile is the chinese government and concern for the administration, retaliatory tariffs going into effect from canada. they still believe it's not a national security risk to the united states therefore they don't need steel and aluminum to level the playing field on trade at the white house says the president has made a pitch directly to g seven lawyers. >> they get rid of all tariffs and all barriers and have a really great trade. they refused that an escalating the terrorists against the united states does nothing to help canada and only hurts american workers.

reporter: the mexicans electing a new president who seems to be more up into the fact that there could be a deal. he wants to reach an understanding with the president over trade. they need to maintain good relations with the u.s. here's what the president said on that. >> we had a great conversation about a half an hour long. we talked about worker security come we talked about trade come we talked about nafta. we talked about a separate deal, mexico and the united states. we had a lot of good conversation. the relationship would be a good one. we'll see what happens. reporter: mexicans have been paying steel and aluminum tariffs for about a month now. there may be way may be a may be a way to nudge can do to a nafta agreement. sort of stolen the nafta agreement says they were open to coming back to the table now that the mexican election is taking place. back to you. gerri: the president to attend salute to service dinner and

greenbrier in new york yesterday. cheryl: president trump is moving full speed ahead with hiring replacement for justice anthony kennedy. he met with four candidates yesterday. one of them is significant because trump has expressed interest to the chicago-based seventh circuit. the other is barbara cavanaugh of the d.c. circuit and raymond h. of the sixth circuit. >> they are outstanding people. they are really incredible people in so many different ways. academically in every different way. cheryl: tron says he plans to meet with two or three more candidates. a closer look at those candidates later on in the show. gerri: after feeling part of the fed stress test, too big banks are catching a break. tracey carrasco has that story another headlines. >> good morning.

federal reserve officials told morgan stanley they were about to plunk a portion of the no stress test but offer them a deal to avoid failing to continue paying billions to shareholders. according to "the wall street journal," regulators told them to pass the test they would have to cut almost in half a combined $16 billion bid to the payout to shareholders. if they agree to pay their payout signaled a conditional non-objection grant.avoid failing. gerri: new administration coming of priorities they are. face-to-face in my tough questions about it data sharing scandal. >> it does not than for facebook. did facebook users without their consent. facebook and cambridge analytic provided conflicting accounts of what facebook knew about how the data would use a cambridge analytic.

cheryl: list is getting into the bike sharing business. >> list is by motivate, the largest provider of type sharing services and parent company of citibank in several programs around the country. it will be called lyft bikes. another way they are trying to stay competitive with uber wanted by jump, the company that runs the network of electric bikes. cheryl: may be other tourists cruising around on citibank's come and maybe they'll behave better on the streets of manhattan. gerri: in manhattan we have these kinds of bike services. i was surprised to see them. cheryl: i was too a, actually. who knew. gerri: coming up an incredible story out of thailand. after floodwaters trapped them in the cave, but the story is

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cheryl: welcome back. let's get too caught up with what's happening right now. futures on your tuesday with the sure trading session today with the fourth of july holiday tomorrow. the gallup 63 in the premarket. s&p up five and a quarter. nasdaq up 18 and three quarters. rescuers have found 12 poisoner soccer coach after floodwaters thailand cave system 10 days ago. they will be given a crash course on scuba diving to help them escape the flood waters. at the teenagers don't escape soon they could face many more months underground waiting for the reigning season to end. they been given food or water as rescuers can complete the three hour journey. rescuers say the boys are surprisingly in good condition.

disgraced hollywood executive harvey weinstein facing more charges. an incident involving a third woman in 2006 prompted manhattan da with a sex at to the first degree and two counts of predatory sexual assault. weinstein can face life in prison. to help pay for antivirus training for local police according to a report conducted by outside racial diversity experts that have been advising the company that the company suggested starbucks audit stories for possible prejudice and revamp their hiring practices. following the arrest of two black men in a philadelphia starbucks back at april. that is what is happening now. gerri: were curious during were curious during is a dangerous dupree scorches the central and eastern u.s. cheryl: releases hopefully on the way. good morning, janice. >> a little bit of relief in

certain areas like the northeast. 89 today at the heat index will feel closer to 100 degrees. what is going to be very dangerous with the humidity factored in across the central u.s. stretching them towards the southwest of the southern plains where we still have the potential for very dangerous heat. in terms of relief otherwise and radar wise, we could be potential for showers and thunderstorms erupt across the northern plains, the midwest with large hail damaging winds isolated tornadoes in this area to see shade green and yellow. the high plains come in northern plains. your forecast could also see pop-up showers across the ohio valley, tennessee mississippi river valley and then it's cooler than average across the northwest. the rockies here and a quick look at hurricane five bl. yes, indeed. this is a hurricane. it is going to strength and that

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cheryl: gas prices hitting their highest level in four years as a record number of americans get ready to hit the road for the fourth of july holiday. when will higher gas prices start to hit the broader economy? mitch roschelle is with us. good morning. >> good morning, cheryl. cheryl: wasting domestic production for crude in the u.s. increased for 10.3 million barrels per day now. oil building higher and gas prices moving higher. >> 10 years ago we were only at

5 billion barrels a day. that's a tongue twister. that is the good news. we consume about 20. we are still reliant on foreign oil. the reality is we can't afford long-term to be dependent on foreign oil, so we are trying to get our domestic production up. this is going to be a drain on the economy up 70 cents year-over-year in the gasoline price. cheryl: "the wall street journal" points out every 1 cent reduction in gas prices with more than a billion a year in consumers hands. it is the reverse effect in oil continues to rise in gas races continue to rise. every penny really make the difference. >> think about that pretty $70 billion track on the economy. consumers got all of the benefit that will gain unwound in the form of higher gas prices.

cheryl: let's talk about the politics of all of this. the president actually tweeted about his role in the relationship with king salman. this certainly has moved the oil market. this tweet he said just the two king salman of north korea could explain because the turmoil in dysfunction in iran and venezuela are masking the saudi increase oil production up to 2 million barrels to make a difference. he has agreed. the trump tweed was from june 30th. again, playing politics is trying to save the u.s. economy. it hasn't made a difference so far. >> i don't think a starving dog at the pump. canada apparently has some production declines. you've got a friend, venezuela, saudi arabia and the opec nations produce a lot more oil to get those prices down to where they were a year ago. cheryl: it's always a

double-edged sword when we talk about gas prices and the stock market. big energy companies, chevron, exxonmobil, good for some of those workers. on the other hand it hurts the consumer and could have been negative effect on the economy. where do you think we're at in the balance we are trying to find? >> the interesting thing about the domestic production. the offshore production yet on the other hand the shale industry has a short leap time. there are companies in industries that will benefit. we saw in the first two quarters of the year big capital expenditures being spent by the oil and gas industry. though his catalytic hopefully for the first quarter second quarter gdp growth. on the other hand we have this drag on the economy because there is this tax in the form of higher gas prices. it's a difficult balance like to see how it plays out throughout the year.

cheryl: higher gas prices and more expensive to fill up your boat when you go fishing. >> i think that personally. more than 70 cents per share. >> i thought you would see that. have fun fishing. i'm sure that's what shall be up to this holiday weekend. thanks for being with us it great to have you as always. cheryl: yeah, they love to fish. president trump makes candidates to the supreme court. >> outside war and peace, the biggest decision you can make is a supreme court justice. gerri: we will have some good news for you. u.s. stock index futures let's take a look. the s&p 500 up almost nine and nasdaq up 25.5.

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>> i interviewed a number for potential justices of our great supreme court. they are outstanding people. cheryl: break in this morning, president trump nurses listed for the supreme court. we will tell you who has made the shortlist. gerri: the dow down almost 200 points yesterday on trade tensions before a rally in tech stocks sent the index into positive territory. the dow ended at 35 points. trendy today's stock trading will close early 1:00 p.m. eastern time ahead of the fourth

of july holiday. futures really looking much higher. the dow was up more than 100 points in the premarket at s&p up nine, nasdaq up 28 and a quarter. rather interesting story across the pond in your print all indexes higher after german chancellor angela merkel cut a deal on the migration chance to save her government. the cac 24. >> in asia, volatility remained in the markets overnight. japan's nikkei down 1% before down just a fraction hong kong. the hang seng ending with the loss of 1.5%. gerri: where have all the retailers gone? the amazon affected in shopping malls with a six-year high. "fbn:am" continues right now.

good morning. you are looking at a live picture of the statue of liberty as the nation gets ready to celebrate your independence. cheryl: almost 5:30 a.m. in new york come in the day before we celebrate the birth of our country. the morning, everyone. i'm sure up a sony. gerri: love it. i am gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. president trump looking close to picking his next nominee of the supreme court. yesterday praising each of them without giving away the different runner might be. trump has said he would choose someone from his previously released list of 25 candidates. we should've given the list yesterday. listening. >> i'll be meeting with two or three more and we will make a decision on the united states supreme court, the new justice will be made over the next few days and will be announced tenet on monday and i look forward to that. i think the person that is

chosen will be outstanding. gerri: let's bring in ted harvey and democratic strategist. welcome to both of you. ted, i'll start with you. i want to show the list of four folks over in front of the president yesterday. amy buried one of them might be the most controversial. she is deeply religious and has been questioned closely in the past by senators because of her catholicism strangely enough. and this is the son of an indian american immigrants and is possibly the most experience in this crew. all of these folks are from harvard and cavanagh and appointed george w. bush. which of these could make it through this grueling process? >> well, all of them can make it through the grueling process. will be interesting to see who the president is considering the next batch. two to three more he's discussed bringing in. the president has had a history of bobbing and weaving and

surprising the senate in the press and he may bring somebody at the next two or three is looking at. this is what republicans and conservatives have been working so hard for us to make sure we have a republican president in position to appoint justices at this time. it's why work so hard to make sure he would quit and never stepped foot in the white house again. gerri: let's talk a little bit about what democrats could be doing to kind of robust and bought one of these nominees. this isn't the complete list. i should declare the president still knitting with more this weekend. expect the announcement on july 9th. i want to show you a treat from jeffrey toobin. this is how serious the objections go for what the president is doing. the u.s. supreme court clearly. abortions illegal. doctors prosecuted. a people apart from restaurants, hotels, stores for african-americans stores for african-americans out of philly schools. gun control ban in 50 states through the end of the

regulatory state. is this an overreaction? >> well, democrats have a 50 to 49 senate. democrats are outnumbered. there is not much they can do. the question is that will leave way as we were talking about it, not just overturning precedent. it's overturning popular opinion anywhere from 60% to 70% of americans are for keeping it as it is. it is going to be up to alaska and susan collins from maine and what they do. despite our health care wasn't the democrats. it was arizona senator mccain to give it the thumbs down. gerri: ted, tu, the president says he's not even asking this candidates about that topic.

when you look at somebody like amy barrett who might feel very strongly about roe v. wade, she has said publicly that she doesn't expect it to go away. what you think is going to happen with the 45-year-old law? >> well, it is outrageous democrats are using her religion as an objection to why she should be on the court. this is what they're talking about when kennedy was selected 40 years ago or 50 years ago, talking about religion as a litmus test is outrageous. roe v. wade is on the books. i think it will take a herculean effort to overturn that. but there are limits, whether it is notification, whether it is stopping abortions after the first trimester. there are other things the supreme court will be looking out that are important to the american people and the majority of the american people don't believe you should have abortion on demand, which is what we have in the state sector in colorado. gerri: said rosie wade with a

law. it was not paid as a supreme court decision. how likely was it that president trump nominates a woman? he indicates he might be favoring now. he's already got a number of the supreme court already. what you think? >> will come a president trump always does though at least expect from him. gerri: why? why do we least expect that? >> well look, he's also said he would like somebody from harvard or yale and she happens to be from michigan. i'm not sure if president trump is going to nominate her. we don't know. regardless of who he picks from the 25, you're likely to get the same type of injustice because they come from a federalist list. the justices have been vetted over the years. people have worked a lot over their careers to bring them up

to this point. from a democratic perspective, all of these judges bring the same type of demeanor, same type of background and will bring the same type of vote. that's what the republicans that support them want. the question becomes, susan collins, republican senator from maine. is that what she wants? overturning roe v. wade. >> last word quickly comment any possibility mike lee could sneak in here? he's not a judge, but he is 25 list. >> well, he is more important to be in the united states senate than the u.s. supreme court. as i was a one of the brightest men in the country and could easily fill the position. the president will go with one of the 25 on the list. gerri: thank you for helping us handicap the list today. we appreciate your time. thank you. >> you're welcome.

have a good morning. cheryl: well, tesla and losing another top executive. gerri: tracee carrasco joins us with more headlines. >> good morning. taking a leave of absence of may. a spokesperson said he was taking time off to recharge and spend time with his family and he had not left the company, but after six weeks than many expect him to return and he has not. his departure would be one of several high-level executive exits over the past few years as tesla has really struggled with the model three. cheryl: at elon musk is trying to turn things around. we will see. tough times for brick-and-mortar right now. >> we've known people are shopping online more. shopping malls or the emptiest did they have been since 2012 a time when the u.s. economy was trying to recover from the last recession. according to research firm race, the vacancy rate reached a .6%

in the second quarter up from a .4% in the first quarter. the vacancies are being seen in all types of brick-and-mortar route to outlets around the country like open-air shopping centers, strip malls and other neighborhood community shopping centers. gerri: a lot of empty real estate. they need to be repurposed. all of us on the early morning shift could be living longer. all of our early morning viewers as well. the researchers coffee they boost their chances for a longer life, even if you drink at least eight cups a day. in a study of half a million coffee drinkers had a slightly lower risk of death over 10 years than those who did not drink coffee. the results reinforce previous research and gives this coffee drinkers a little extra reassurance. cheryl: i'll take it. gerri: not the creamer, not the sugar you out, the coffee.

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gerri: welcome back. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. checking u.s. features this very minute. let's take a look. u.s. features here. the dow jones industrial average of 94 points. s&p 500 update. the nasdaq up 25.5. could be a good start your trading day. german chancellor angela merkel backtracking to reach a deal the migration crisis comes after she met with her belly is interior minister with the last round of make or break talks. the deal which merkel called a really good compromise would regulate the movement of asylum-seekers threat the new member nations.

for the second time this year, pfizer has raised prices on more than 40 of its prescription drugs. the list includes medications used to treat lung cancer, help with light pressure and relieve pain for them that separates pfizer from rival companies to only raise prices once a year and by less than 10%. pfizer defending the hikes as they regularly discount this drugs and isn't responsible for patient co-pays or out-of-pocket costs. the ipo market appears to be buried back on the first half of 2018 proven inability to raise capital at a blistering pace according to "the wall street journal" 120 companies have used initial public offering to raise $35.2 billion on u.s. exchanges so far this year. that's the highest fighting since 2014. that is what is happening now. cheryl: some positive news on that one. as we prepare to mark the fourth of july and celebrate our

nation's independence, we also celebrate veterans to put their life on the line to serve and protect our country. when it comes time to buy the homes, they sometimes need assistance to achieve their american dream. todd jones has helped thousands become homeowners. an army veteran himself. todd, good morning. >> good morning, cheryl. how are you? trade to thank you for your service when you are in the army but also helping veterans achieve all of our american dreams commit to buy a home. let's talk about how difficult it is to get the home loan, how you help them in some of the myths around veteran home loans this morning. >> absolutely. bbc mortgage group right ourselves and taking better care of veterans than anyone in america. we make sure staff is completely up-to-date with all the most recent regulations and how to bring that kind of tricky project at times home for veterans benefits. 98% of time the va loan is the

right one for them. however there's 22 million veteran households in just over 2 million va loans and that is all caused by the myths and misunderstandings you talk about. some of these or you can only use your va loan once. totally not true. you can do a va jumbo loan. totally not true. certain protections as all protections as all involved that this really driven by the fact that industry professionals on the mortgage side in the real estate side have learned incorrectly that the va loan is tricky than they put their commissions at risk. these are some of the bumps were trying to solve. cheryl: that is interesting. also where for them to go next and the way to take their families after they've completed their service in particular, where is the best place to live. you have a list you just compiled. we are showing it for the first time here to our viewers in releasing it for the first time in sbm.

lincoln in hastings, nebraska said to city taxes, rapid city, south dakota. i think there's five more. wichita, kansas, omaha, cedar rapids, iowa and north platte, nebraska. talk to me about how you came up with the cities. but it should look at as far as why this is the best place for a veteran to buy a home? >> sure, when we put the veterans housing index together, what are the keys to make your community grapefruit battering to live in. we came up with three major factors for the first is, availability and affordability. the services available to them as local communities and ultimately overall quality of life in the market. the housing aspect of it came down to median home price in that specific market as compared to the average va loan price or loan amount in that specific market. the community with the average

number of veterans per 100,000. va facilities per 1000 that in quality of life came into median unemployment rate, cranbury per capita as well as school rankings. it is interesting to see how it turned out. he really seems to me that smaller town admit town america has really embraced the trend does the place for veterans can thrive in really find very affordable homes using the va loans. these are the markets that don't scare veterans the way. you can see a significant increase in these pacers veterans may want to check out. gerri: props to them for embracing the americans. veterans are looking for not a handout, but they hand out the data sent in your organization is certainly doing to the best of your ability. thank you again for your service and thank you for doing a list this morning on "fbn:am."

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cheryl: welcome back. now that brian james is going to the lakers in l.a., other players going, too. >> happy tuesday. lebron james is about to their original forms from cleveland. the iconic to disappear. lebron getting built in los angeles with defense in mind. sending a $1 million deal. l.a. is going to run away with it. the two-time defending golden state warrior say look out, i laid because the bogeyman is coming. the markets boost new orleans for champion team that has four all-stars among its starting five. pelicans migrating from new orleans to the bay area. get in 5.3 million coming off an achilles injury, hopes to be

ready by december or january. though 13 rebounds a game last season. dawkins get one back. going into new orleans. last season tickets to opening night for the lakers could be had for under 70 bucks at the pub. next season as of now closing in on 600 just to get an. nearly an 800% increase. world cup elgin between the first game at 48 years to win a match which trailed by two goals. down to nothing and then one, two, three goals in belgium advances, beating japan's three to two. no better display of sportsmanship. lucy with grace and class than with the japanese fans who threw their pain and tears continue their tradition of tidiness cleaning up after themselves before leaving the state and defense have inspired other friends to do the same. love it. roger federer back in wimbledon.

this year's tournament like many before like never before. roger wearing clothing by unit club in his contract with nike expired earlier this year. he signed a deal for $300 billion. gerri: i'm a big fan of roger federer. i think it's fantastic. did you mention his age in this report? 37 now. cheryl: fedor, still all that great are still in the game luckily for us. the u.s. open coming. >> stephen foss yesterday. venus williams, serena wins. >> she's just a baby. what are we going to do? >> the japanese folks pick up after themselves?

it never occur to americans. never crossed your brain spin. >> on the japanese fans are here. >> go, japan. thank you, jared max. catch the sports reports on fox's headlines on sirius xm channel 115. cheryl: about mark coming out. german chancellor angela merkel with esteban immigration policy. every action when we return on "fbn:am." ♪ year, i am sorry about that. [music playing] (vo) progress is in the pursuit.

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gerri: u.s. justice department has subpoenaed glenn corr, global commodities planned with corruption loss. market analyst at ing in london joins us now. tell us what you make of this is what the reaction is in the market to this news. >> yeah, this is the biggest news they been seen throughout the morning. 11% drop in glenn court and i think this is a little bit overdone. this is not a good news story. its focus on operations of the nigeria, venezuela and democratic republic of congo. we are talking about the potential for them to be a

significant platform. 11% drop of the market capitalization of the company that you're talking about. we've seen a big reaction for the market at the moment and that is one main reason we see the foot 100 underperform against the mainland european embassies had the same time i think it's a little bit overdone. trade to the dax up one and a quarter%. big news out of germany. german chancellor angela merkel to build border camps for migraines. she's trying to save her government. can she hold on? what do investors make of all of this? >> exactly. whether she can put together this coalition are cute together this coalition and ultimately, the csu in the three party coalition with the need of restrictions in terms of migrants. talking about the potential camps on the border.

this is essentially stopping people moving into germany they have registered with another country's worst they don't have any other paperwork. this is a big change of tax and talking about free movement of labor within the euro zone been undermined somewhat. angela merkel has done what she needs to remain in power and that has been a boost for the euro and stock. >> as you know, the economic powerhouse of europe obviously. inside germany, the debate over migraines is expected a large proportion of them are not concentrated in just one part of the century. they're everywhere. this debate, don't you agree is paying out in countries throughout europe right now. this isn't just a germany on the conversation. other countries having big problems with migration. >> i do think that germany

overwhelmingly took a huge amount and don't really have limits at the time. and now you're seeing having her come back and make up for those decisions she made in the past. trip to joshua, thank you for being with us. we appreciate it, sir. time to send it over to maria bartiromo for mornings at maria. good morning, maria. >> happy tuesday. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. it is tuesday, july 3rd. top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. trade tensions on hold. a higher opening with broader averages are down industrial to open up 100 points right out of the gate. nasdaq up a third of a percent right now and a half day of trading for the july 4th holiday. markets closing earlier, claiming yesterday with losses finishing the day higher. dow industrial at 35-point yesterday. european markets higher across the board.

the cac in paris of 1% and the german dax of better than 1%. germany's top performer chancellor angela merkel reach deal on immigration overnight. next performances take a look. the hang seng index down 1.5%. watching the price of oil up 1% to $74.72 a barrel. oil climbing over the long holiday weekend for the july 4th holiday. supreme court countdown president trump has held its first round of meetings with replacements for justice anthony kennedy tonight yesterday. interviewed and met with four potential justices of our great supreme court. the person chosen will be outstanding. true to the president set to announce his nomination in the coming days. july 9th expect the amount