"strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. the >> i will nominate judge brett kavanaugh. >> u.s. to take away our constitutional rights. gerri: president trump tapped a republican favorite setting the stage for a grueling confirmation battle. trained at the dow posted its best day in the month of over 320-point. the start of a summer rally. gerri: check in the u.s. stock market futures right now. 29 points higher, s&p 500 up

almost two points. nasdaq up 11. drink in europe despite turmoil, the resignation theresa may's government actually opened higher. we shall see the cac 40s higher coming dax and germany slightly lower. gerri: moving higher with the nikkei of half a percent. trying to test the customers in china in the first to build the trade war. prices jumping 20%. "fbn:am" starts right now. gerri: 501 am in new york and tuesday, july 10th. on gerri willis and for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. the trade war is now frankly under full steam had.

gerri: i'm hoping it's a follow-on rally for for the summer and not the last gasp of the bowl. cheryl: a lot of breaking news is good. president trump and it is picked to replace anthony kennedy on the supreme court. he nominated supreme court judge brett kavanaugh, former law clerk for justice kennedy. the president chose someone with a conservative record in deep ties among conservative groups that promoted his campaign for president. fox business at redline has more from washington. >> good morning, sheryl and gerri appeared on the u.s. court of appeals for the district of columbia, he will be the nominee to replace justice anthony kennedy. the president took a long hard look at all the names on this list and reached out to not only republicans but also democrats. >> i want to thank the senators on both sides of the aisle.

consultation and advice during the selection process. this incredibly classified nomination bull bias bipartisan support. he picks a large number of women to be clerks in his office. his family is a big part of his life. he then previewed what is going to tell senators starting this morning on capitol hill. >> i believe an independent judiciary is the crown jewel of our constitutional republic. if confirmed by the senate, i will keep an open mind in every case. and i will always strive to preserve the constitution of the united states and the american rule of law. >> kavanaugh played a large role in writing the starr report which urged bill clinton be impeached. he was appointed to the judge by president george w. bush. the white house said they would like to see him confirmed in

ready to go for the next session of the supreme court starting october 1st. that to you. train for the nomination set the stage for a grueling confirmation fight as they said. those were the crowds of protesters gathered outside the supreme court building. some chanted kavanaugh has got to go. the protests are a snapchat of the intense battle to come on capitol hill. democratic lawmakers before the announcement to oppose trumps choice. >> we are in the fight of our lives. brett kavanaugh did not end up on this list because he is the consensus nominee. he is opposed to the rights of women, workers and consumers. he is hostile to just about 91 who is wealthy and powerful.

gerri: last night's rally generating more heat than light. if you cannot demand that democrats must come who is he? we answer that question with justin walker, former law clerk to justice anthony kennedy and brett kavanaugh and attorney david bruno. i'll start with you. this was possibly and pretty clearly the most experienced name on the president's list. a dozen years on the appeals court in d.c. is considered the nation's second-highest court. lots of experience. what do you believe is a former clerk for him that we can expect from him for proof? >> i think the american people will come to not judge someone by someone who's extremely experienced, very independent minded, open-minded in terms of how he addresses the cases that come before him. over his 12 years that you mentioned, he's had some 11

issues for his written opinion in the supreme court and those opinions by the supreme court have been written by the likes of justice or i are on one the ideological position and justices on the other. gerri: he is a favorite of the republican legal establishment for sure. david keogh, i want to turn to his taste rate really guess somebody who closely questions regulators in this country with some 40 opinions in which he found an agency action to be unlawful. talk to me about his record when it comes to the epa, the consumer financial protection bureau. what you see there? >> that is a big issue. he's holding the government accountable. the house has a judge. just listening to the coverage already, his record is being misrepresented. especially in the conversation. last year he issued a dissent

and in the while he did say that the legal woman who wanted an abortion didn't need it immediately and that she can be transferred to sponsor. they have a right to a constitutional right to an abortion. again, misrepresented over and over again. >> get to roe v. wade in just a second. i want to look at the cfpb for this judge really wanted to put a knife in the heart of the bureau mainly because he thought the bureau himself, this agency, this consumer finance agency was illegal because it had no restraint, no checks on the president. this was an idea of the republican party picked up and ran with. just a fascinating idea. on the epa and i gave this to you on the epa the judge seemed like, they never look at the

cost of their decisions. tell us about his attitude towards regulators. >> you know, the epa decision they're talking about is one where judge kavanaugh didn't say the epa regulation was definitely illegal, unauthorized by congress. he said congress requires epa to act in a reasonable way. they have to take a look at the benefits and regulation as well as the cost of regulation. after the supreme court took up the issue, that is one of the 11 times judge kavanaugh house but nonissues. that just the right of center just dislikes cochlea or thomas or alito, but some of the justices like chief justice roberts and justice kennedy who don't always factor the justices. >> the real stories of democratic opposition and you mentioned roe v. wade and concerns about that decision

standing. is the idea that this is a bush lawyer for many, many years been critical in writing the starr report that resulted in the impeachment of bill clinton. he was an important part of the bush administration. do you think this is the real source of democratic opposition, his relationship with the party? >> know because i don't think it matters who i was. this goes back to the merrick garland appointment and mitch mcconnell not giving him a hearing and a vote. it didn't matter whether or not this was judge kavanaugh or judge barrett. they are going to attack it and it didn't matter who it was. gerri: justin walker and david bruno. thanks for joining us today and eliminating just exactly who judge kavanaugh is. thank you. >> talking lots of politics at

of politics of the fight happening on capitol hill in just a little bit. president trump is sleeping this morning for an intense meeting with nato allies in belgium. the president has repeatedly criticized european nations for not increasing defense spending. analysts were concerned about trump damaging the 70-year-old nato alliance in a summit this weekend with russian president vladimir putin set to take place in helsinki. trump will be stopping in london where british prime minister theresa may facing a crisis over the country's plan leave the e.u. major resignations happening there yesterday. the president will also visit scotland. he'll depart washington later this morning at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. >> an ambulance has been seen leaving the rescue site in thailand as a third mission to extract the remaining four boys in their soccer coach from a cave here continued. look at these pictures. officials said the final operation will be more

challenging than the first two because they are going to bring five people out at once instead of four. cheryl: the 12th boys and a coach i've been trapped for more than two weeks. those rescued are generally healthy although two of them may have a long infection. elon musk has visited the rescue site and he treated out these pictures. he also sent a mini submarine in case the divers want to use it. gerri: so cool. amazing, right? cheryl: hopefully will get breaking news in the hour that those boys are product today. gerri: about the u.s. entrepreneurs that get in there and help. cutting service on head-to-head against apple's ipad. remember the whole ihop i have burger king? guess what i'm you can forget it. u.s. stock index futures take a look at the dow opened 37 points

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let's get you caught up on what's happening now. u.s. futures up now that the dow 33, s&p 500 almost two, nasdaq ipo .5. the trump administration to miss today's deadline to reunite children with their families separated while trying to cross the border illegally. the california judge yesterday will be unable to meet a federal court order to reunite 100 children younger than five with their parents. the department cited difficulty locating adults and verifying those relationships. 50 for the children will be reunited with their families by today. the departure to brexit hardliners. david davis and boris johnson has plunged by minister theresa mays party in the u.k. government into turmoil. the crisis to change the course for leaving the european union. resignations also hyped the possibility of the leadership team challenged by her own party.

smucker waving goodbye to the pillsbury doughboy selling it to a speaking business in a deal valued at $375 million. brentwood partners, a private equity firm taken over hungry jack pancakes among other brands could smucker put the baking business up for sale in april. that's what's happening now. gerri: you had to bring a pancakes. cheryl: some interesting news on tesla. customers in china the first to feel the effects of the u.s. trade war. gerri: tracee carrasco joins us with more on other headlines. >> the chinese tariff on electric cart increased from 15% to 40% on friday. they became much more expensive to buy tesla in china over the weekend. the model x is now priced at $140,100. $20,000 more than it previously called for. model s. is $21,000 more

expensive than it previously was. elon musk will reportedly be meeting with chinese officials in shanghai and beijing this week. cheryl: microsoft coming out with a new device. >> rolling out a 10-inch go tablet for $399 to compete with apple at least expensive ipad starts at $329. the service devices have sold well generating more than a billion dollars in sales up 32% from a year earlier. they will start shipping on august 2nd. gerri: they're pretty cool. i've got to say. i need the update on ihop. >> after major backlash on social media, international house of burgers back to calling itself the international house of pancakes and admitted the whole name change was part of a publicity stunt last month to

promote its new line of burgers. the restaurant treated of his going back to ihop just in time to promote a pancake deal for 60th birthday. they said that is right. we never turn our back on pancakes except for the time we faked it to promote our new burgers. the joke is on us i guess. cheryl: they came on the maria show and a set or you changing all the names, on the science? she says well, were change in one restaurant. so it's a marketing campaign. gerri: just for a second if i could, pancake, what a wonderful -- okay that was fun. thank you, tracee. a lot more we are going to talk about, promise.

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gerri: stocks and row in the district of the industrial close in 320-point. the best day in a month. is it the start of a summer rally for the bull markets last guy. john moolenaar joins us now. you tell me. is this the start of something good or are you going to get ready to say goodbye to the ball? >> now, i don't think it's done quite yet. the market's been very resilient. the markets, the broader indexes have been been bouncing off of that like a trampoline. very difficult area for these markets to hear. as long as they stay above the average and give themselves in space, we have some room to go. >> rolling, caterpillar and 3m powered the dow yesterday.

what is interesting about that is apple is not on not us. those are tests means necessarily. that is certainly interesting. i want to talk a little bit about what we see about earning any normally think about earning speed debate whose for stocks. financials expect good to report for the second quarter 20%, 20.1% and the s&p 50021.2% to see just how that might impact stephen bushido, u.s. economist securities analyst. i'm except her name. can we see a big bump from this incredible earnings rally? >> i think it's possible. you have to remember this proliferate with regard to trade and how it will cost ford escape patients from people. that is the big worry going into earnings season. yes the tax cuts are going to do reflect to the numbers.

the tax cuts look like a forward guidance goes and i think you'll see a bit more uncertainty about where we are going into 2008 team as opposed to where we are right now in 2018. the time you hear about 10%, but it may be very concentrated later in the year of our more crystallized with trade. >> there's nothing wrong with 10% in my boat. you probably want more than that 10%. i want alaska about the about the question that "the wall street journal" has raised which is sort of fascinating. companies have not been getting the bang for their buck from vivax. we did have a big rally yesterday. is that what it was? do you think companies are realizing the kinds of things they expect in the past from vivax? >> i don't think they seen it yet. as the previous guests mentioned the environment is a tale of two

cities if you will. the overall environment is very positive. gdp looks like it will have the first six months of this year than italian decades. earnings growth is solid or do it the way against the three things which is rising interest rate, and i think the markets are sort of signaling right now that they are not that concerned about any of that and that is why i eventually the investors will get paid for these buybacks. it's interesting in a midterm election that to middle quarters, second and third quarter has been pretty bad quarters. gerri: not this time. >> -- with the fra. hopefully we will bind up for the year. gerri: the fundamentals are really very strong. the anchor names. they coming up friday. they look like he'll be strong

strong. jpmorgan chase out, a number of these banks out. what you see the consent is earnings estimate is 20.1%. how can you ignore that for goodness sakes? >> i don't think he will. bizarre decided to see them moving bank stocks in the last day or so. i tend to get around to the peak earnings on friday and monday for the bigger banks. we are then also looking at what happens in terms of the interest rate profile. the law be discounted while head the earnings season. >> you do things and just not get credit for them. thanks for coming on. great to see you. appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me. cheryl: coming up, over getting into the electric scooter business. the latest investment in line by. when you think kroger, you probably think groceries.

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i'm cheryl casone. gerri: good morning. i'm gerri willis. cheryl: full steam ahead set for a bruising confirmation battle. >> that we defeat brett kavanaugh. >> must not become the next justice on the supreme court. >> will stand to enter nominate. no kavanaugh will take away a constitutional right. cheryl: is this just fear mongering by the left and what a judge brett kavanaugh on the bench. fox news contributor jim ellis and strategist howard franklin. guys, good morning. i want a first dive into its going to happen on the political side of it with the republicans. if john mccain doesn't come

back to washington to vote on the grid of 50 to 49 democratic senate. as it sits right now. susan collins of maine, lisa murkowski of alaska are both pro-choice candidate in roe v. wade is there for the rallying cries of the supreme court seems to be a big issue with regards to the confirmation. >> it is a big issue, but at the same time that both of the senators understand the confirmation hearings are all about, it's to ask potential nominees that they will faithfully apply the constitution to the cases before them. this really should not have anything to do with politics. but that's who has decried the constitutional rights are you talking about because roe v. wade and planned parenthood versus casey didn't find a constitutional right. that is not even the standard. there is no such right that even exists. from looking at the potential confirmation of brett coney kav,

he was an excellent pick and i think both collins and murkowski will eventually vote for him. they both voted for gorsuch and he will get confirmed. train to the "washtington examiner" you believe that this confirmation america has the best and most realistic opportunity to overturn act to country back to president roe v. wade or a double, the confirmation. murkowski and collins both have staunchly said they are pro-choice. >> it shouldn't come up in the confirmation. they will. i agree with you, but it absolutely shouldn't the senators are doing their job. this isn't about political activism which is what brought the wake of the planned parenthood versus casey, they were all activists decisions that even a pro-choice originalists would overturn all of the decisions because they were activists, unconstitutional

opinions regardless of the political policy preference. that really needs to be the issue. >> even president trump has weighed into this controversial topic. he told chris wallace on "fox news sunday" and he asked him if he would overturn roe v. wade and the sad come well, we put two or three justices on the court, and putting pro-life justices on the court coming apple have been. you're part that democrats will use in all of this. >> absolutely appeared within his own word in his own testimony at the candidate. prior to him becoming president that was his intent. even beyond roe v. wade, obviously it's an animating issue for many members of the democratic party come in many progressive leaders of the left. i think there are plenty of other things that last attic i don't fear than a dozen e-mails from the dnc to tom size need to

impeach group reminding us that this judge where this court would already, conservative court in the planning of issues ruled on in the last several months are to get democrats higher. the nomination is just eliminating more. >> i went to pick up on something you're saying. democrats are getting criticized for jeb in the gun, having states and videos prepared. the dnc had the video already prepared him a cut and by ready to roll for the candidate before we got the official name. no matter who the choice would be out of these four that the democrats were going to go again this choice the matter what. >> that may or may not be true. i think that's the reality of the politics today. but also, what the white house announced 48 hours ago is the

president will be making a jump ball kind of decision at noon and is prepared for different rollout from four picks. there might be other footage for nominees. >> i've got to ask you about rand paul. your response to that. >> i think there is absolutely no reason he should vote for rick cavanagh and ultimately she will. i want to respond to what howard just said because even the women's march issued a statement that had a feeling that they accidentally released that showed that they were going to characterize president trump's nominee as extremists regardless of who it was. we need to remember president trump is not the nominee here. it is a judge and it is kavanaugh. cheryl: we will have the conversation again. thank you for being here this morning. appreciate it. >> thank you, cheryl.

gerri: new developments in the cave rescue in thailand continues this morning. a witness telling reuters they found a 10% carried out 10% carrying out of the flooded cave on a stretcher. as you remember, tall boys in the coach became trapped in the cave more than two weeks ago prompted a massive rescue effort. good news this morning. cheryl: all of this development. elon musk and that the submarine. so much attention on the boys in their safety. >> the picture is so dramatic as we watch these brave rescuers in diverse rescue these kids. cheryl: forget car sharing. uber is eyeing the next big trend, electric scooters. gerri: tracee carrasco joins us with more on that. >> to wilson center for the delight which operates back in shooters during programs in 60 cities around the country said it raised $335 million from a group of investors that include uber and google parent company

of the bed. uber will work to offer electric scooters through the uber out. then i come a day of former top official asking the u.s. justice department to become its first chief compliance officer. this comes as they try to work through a number of regulatory problems and scandals the head of its highly anticipated ipo next year. we've been waiting for that. trade do i didn't think scooters with a hot trend, but i guess they are. we both were talking about this. kroger clothing. it sounds weird. >> it does sound strange. a grocery store and clothing. working with a fashion designer to develop its own apparel brand. the line will be called dip, which include men's, women's, junior kids and babies collection to design outfitting an entire family quick and simple. more than a dozen private label clothing brand is set to launch

this fall. >> that makes more sense now. you're not going to buy a suit for work. it is free chick-fil-a day. >> today's the day you can get free food if you dress like a cow or in some sort of cow attire to celebrate the 14 day new account appreciation. adults can get a free entrée. children and cow costumes will get a free kids meal. the freebie as good a chick-fil-a restaurants nationwide are they opening until 7:00 p.m. local time. we've got one around the corner. >> you should get a cow costume. >> i should. that would be a good idea. i'll put something together. thanks for that. we've got a lot more coming up. a new game show promises to wipe out your student to. we are going to tell you about

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cheryl: welcome back. let's get welcome back to welcome back. let's get you caught up welcome back to the sketchy cut up and it's happening now. u.s. stock market futures up. the premarket gallup 57. s&p is up by four, nasdaq up by 22, now 23 points. house lawmakers are pushing apple and alphabet over privacy concerns associated with their smartphones. demanding more information regarding how these companies handle user information like location data, spoken words than enough content. google owns youtube is cracking down on fake news. youtube will begin showing text previous before baby is warning that a developing story could change. this is to combat the spread of misinformation during breaking news events making more reliable new services more visible. in the game show looks to solve

one of the country's biggest burdens. >> this is a game show dedicated to helping you pay off your student loans. one of these three contestants of 30 minutes away for a chance to pay off their student debt. cheryl: i'm sorry that's awesome. paid off has been pegged as a classic trivia game show. unclear exactly how much they're willing to pay off, but some have loans as high as $50,000. it now attracts about 44 million americans. 18% of all u.s. adults, gerri, which you are adding new. i love the idea. it's great. sorry. president trump getting ready to leave for europe. the first meeting, nato, the u.s. is spending time to protect them. not fair to the u.s. taxpayer. on top of that was 151 billion entrée, charges big tariffs and barriers. of course nato is on the way.

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cheryl: the government to british prime minister theresa may facing a political crisis after two high-profile resignations from her cabinet. managing director dj europe joins us. the ftse is still higher slightly. what's the reaction there? >> we've got a little bit of naysayers today. but at the end of the day, she has had a difficult hand out to her but she's done a pretty good job. can you imagine if it takes

children every night you came home from work and asked them what they would like for dinner. 49% of the party upset with what she's doing. brexit is a difficult thing. she has hung in there and remember although its chaotic right now, the last thing conservatives want to do is hold an election in the middle of all the middle of all of this and risk handing over power to jeremy corbyn and the democrats. you sure are generous to theresa may. i'm not sure everybody would be quite so generous. she'd have a difficult time and a lot of people say i know you're worried about the government collapsing, but it can happen my friend. do you see that as a possibility what happens to markets as a result? >> a little softer after yesterday. there have been some meeting, some high-level meetings that have given her some support as of late in the last 12 to 18 hours spent last night was the big one. a lot of folks will disagree

with how she's handled things. it was always going to be difficult because she voted to stay in europe is that i was also a problem. conservatives know there is one bigger problem than the problem they have with brexit and negotiation and that would be having some sort of leadership campaign and has an election to jeremy corbyn. that's the bigger worry right now. ultimately they will stand behind only because of the bigger threat of losing their power. trade do before i let you go, you know you're in london. today is chick-fil-a cow appreciation day. they are handing out free food in the state. >> i should send you some over so maybe you can get some in later. what a great business plan. i like to think i could take credit for it, but i love chick-fil-a. i love the owners of chick-fil-a, so hopefully it works for them. who doesn't like a cow? cheryl: we love you.

gerri: we will send a will send it right over to maria bartiromo and "mornings with maria." >> thank you so much. happy day. i am maria bartiromo. tuesday, july 10th. top stories right at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. america's next justice, president trump nominating a judge rick kavanaugh to the supreme court last night perusing credentials in his announcement last night. >> throughout legal circles he is considered a judge's judge, a true thought leader among his peers. he has a clear and effective writing style universally regarded as one of the finest and sharpest legal mind of our time. maria: the protests getting heated within moments of the amount that. hundreds of activists rallying out the supreme court. taking a look at the confirmation battle, not. futures indicated another day of gains. the dow industrials to open up 50 points about a quarter of a

percent higher. the nasdaq up a third of a percent of the dow had its best day in a month yesterday. 300 points by the close of one and a 3%. other major averages up almost 1% after the close yesterday. markets are higher as well, and its british prime minister theresa may is reshuffling her cabinet following her strategy to exit the european union and the pace at which she's doing so. asia overnight marks mostly higher. the nikkei average at two thirds of a percent but the best performer they are. a third rescue mission is underway as we speak. trapped in the thailand case. divers have been to retrieve the last for boys and their coach today. we are taking a live with the latest development. microsoft takes on apple with a new tablet that cost less than $400.