with judicial washington's president tom fento fenton and congressman ron desanti >> what do you think about the idea that they are not spending as much much as a thought on all these different investments? >> a lot of times when it comes to spending the time the resources are being allocated a recent summer success working with commercial partners for away a mile and a balloon project, but cost is also significant. we will see more of that in the coming quarter. gerri: breaking news this morning. google's current alphabet rows away from its forecasted as sales drop of $5 billion european antitrust fun. markets calm ahead of earnings coming out this week at the dow

slipping 13 points, but the nasdaq actually ended this monday higher. gerri: today with good earnings from verizon, 3m and united technologies. had it back from the u.s. stock market higher today. the dow up 77. remarket trading, s&p up five. nasdaq up seven. cheryl: stocks to break a three-day losing streak for the ftse, cac and dax all solidly in the green good gerri: stocks and they shall higher. 1.6% in stocks higher in hong kong as well. cheryl: good news that the company announcing payraise for 7000 workers. "fbn:am" starts right now.

gerri: and a 5:01 a.m. in new york. good morning i'm gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. gerri: it's exciting. great to see that happen with google yesterday. cheryl: shares of alphabet, the parent company of google. earnings from the company soaring despite a record antitrust fine for the e.u. that actually happened just last week. alphabets adjusted profit crushing analysts is out to easily the expectation. traffic acquisition costs of google base to drive users actually came in lower than expected. all good news pictures of alphabet higher and the premarket after an all-time high in extended trading. more reaction to these numbers later on in the show. gerri: president trump welcoming american business owners to the white house for the second annual native american showcase.

the event designed to display and celebrate products made right here in the u.s.a. cheryl: hillary bond with the details from the white house. >> good morning cheryl and gerri. all 50 states looking at a roster of american-made products. >> we have snow boots from colorado, cowboy boots from texas, baseball bats from pennsylvania, and at 35 stealth fighter outside its beautiful. i know it didn't land on the south lawn. traded the setting of the president held the showcase. the president uses platform to send a message. it matters where things are made. the president mentioning lockheed martin and apple plans to invest big in u.s. manufacturing plan. >> bigger and better and stronger than ever before.

we are in the midst of the great economic revival. 95% of american manufacturers, which i love are optimistic about the future. that's the highest level ever recorded. >> the president in context with this global trade strategy if he continues negotiations with mexico, china and the e.u. on wednesday. he will never wave the white flag or give up fighting for fair trade print the president mentioning three big trading partners of the u.s., mexico, china and the e.u. saying he's optimistic things will work out on wednesday. >> the president travels to kansas city, missouri to meet face-to-face with veteran and the vfw convention. live right here on the fox business network.

>> tariffs on $16 billion of chinese goods are going to be held today and tomorrow. the u.s. sincerity slap tariffs on $34 billion in response to what it says are beijing's unfair trade practices. to impose $500 billion on all chinese imports. the whole enchilada. >> to trade with china forcing hasbro to make production changes. gerri: tracee carrasco has that story and other headlines this morning. >> during a post-earnings conference call, the company will move outside of china with a third-party vendors are located as a result of potential terrorists. it will continue to diversify. they didn't say exactly.

on u.s. goods for $34 billion as well. >> the news and the implications are that, big, big. whole foods delivery coming to more cities. >> we should be excited about this here in new york city. amazon has asked in a delivery from whole foods to prime now in fort lauderdale, miami, palm beach and select areas in new york city beginning with lower manhattan and brooklyn. prime numbers can get delivery in as little as an hour from whole foods in 24 cities with more expected to be added. cheryl: they've got to have the rest of manhattan. let's talk about making. employees getting a nice pay hike. >> as they are. nike is raising salaries for more than 7000 employees. that is 10% of its workforce. the company changing how it awards annual bonuses to its global staff.

their broad overhaul of compensation to address concerns about pay equality and transfer of the culture at nike after complaints of inappropriate behavior. >> thanks, tracey. good news for president trump. satellite images show north korea dismantling a rocket launch site. will google's gangbuster earnings with facebook and amazon reported later this week. meanwhile, u.s. stock index futures and the green. the dow 37. the nasdaq up a tiered you are watching "fbn:am". so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95.

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gerri: welcome to "fbn:am" at the dow 36, s&p 500 up nearly six. the nasdaq up seven. what a difference a day makes. the trump administration considering revoking security clearances from six former national security officials who have been critical of the president. the white house cited accusations of the president colluding with russia during the 2016 election calling them extremely inappropriate. national security analysts have

called the administration brought unprecedented with concerns of an effort by the president to silence critics. meanwhile, suspect shooter responsible over the weekend. it's been identified as hussein faisal hussein quickly said he opened fire sunday night killing a 10-year-old girl and an 18-year-old woman and wounding 13 others. the suspect's family claims he suffered from severe mental health challenges and that their hearts are in pieces for the dems. killed in a shootout with police. satellite images appear to show north korea dismantling its main rocket launching facility. concern has been growing over the progress on dismantling the country's nuclear weapons program has agreed to buy president trump and kim jong un at their summit last month. good news is we look at those pictures. >> thank you very much. a lot of good news to tell you

about. alphabet out with a blockbuster was a blockbuster was sold "after the bell" earnings google parent company easily beating the estimates after you account for a massive billion dollars fine on antitrust fun. google had to pay the e.u. last week over perceived abuse of his dominant position there. numbers predicted. lengthy bout joins us now with more and alphabets result. first of alphabet, strong sales of rising revenues of 26 by 24 billion or 25% gain. you can't argue with these amazing numbers. >> the top line you can't under discussed that. the expectation was google's revenue growth will slow simply because of the large numbers in 20 for dean. we saw revenue growth of 14% and that's increased significantly over each year. this 25%, 26% revenue growth was

very strong. paid clicks at 58%. also, total acquisition cost, and how they pay for traffic to come to their search engine actually is a percent of revenue of 23%, which was declined sequentially from the first quarter. cheryl: let's talk about what they spent money on. talking about where they're put their money into r&d. artificial intelligence to help them better target advertisers for users and those coming to the google properties. the technical workers and engineers operate to programmers and coders. but you make of this spending the company did in the quarter? >> you need to keep up with growth at these numbers. $5 billion was just about double what they expect they'd put the high score building more and

data centers may need to do that if they increase their machine learning. they need to make sure the computing happens in an efficient manner. this is all very good and it's a great thing for jobs. >> a high-tech workers so sought after right now. they have done some hiring which is good news for the company. let's move on to facebook. we will be hearing from them on wednesday. the estimate of $1.72 per revenue. that would be a jump of 43% year-over-year. facebook and twitter, a lot of them want to hear about how they're doing this fake account and fake news. data privacy is. >> it will be a hot topic as well as regulation. you mentioned that you charge at google. we want to hear how facebook is addressing it. we didn't get a lot out of the google management team about how regulation will be dealt with

going forward and it's a key issue for facebook as well. you want to look at how their monthly active users and impressions and costs for those. >> also going to be hearing from amazon on their. revenue expect to. the slower quarter traditionally is there any trade territories you have with regards to amazon on the call? >> you mentioned prime day. the key is prime days in the third quarter. that means guidance from amazon is going to be particularly strong when you think about that. i want to hear also about ad revenue. we saw a cloud from ibm been gaining momentum. it is the leader.

>> the web services never disappoint. that's why it's so fun to talk about it ahead of time. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> no problem. cheryl: coming up, a dream come true for fans of chick-fil-a. you won't believe what the fast food chain is getting into. what weather continues for the northeast. janice dean has your forecast. u.s. stock index futures with all green this morning. s&p 500 up five and a quarter. the nasdaq up nearly a. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪

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oklahoma, louisiana. so concerning us to go through the next couple days. the other big stories the incredible amount of rain we are getting across the east coast because we have a stubborn trough of low pressure. moisture being ushered in from the tropics and already the past couple days we've seen five, seven, 10 inches of rainfall. more rain in the forecast. you can see the moisture streaming northward. the mid-atlantic parts of the northeast could see upwards of four to six, 10 inches of rainfall over the next several days. friends in florida getting soaked as well. flood advisory for millions up and down the mid-atlantic towards the northeast. high water rescues are urged to turn around, don't drown. that's at the national weather service says. make sure you're not traveling director of the highest today across the century u.s., the southern u.s. the heat advisories extending

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>> what he think of the idea they are not spending as much as thought on different investments? >> when it comes to spending is how resources are being allocated. we've seen so much success working with commercial partners for way mel and moon, the wireless giant balloon project, that it offsets costs significantly. we will see more of that in the quarter. turning to google parent alphabet blowing away profit forecast as ad sales outstripped billion dollars antitrust fun. the stock is set to store this morning. tranter ahead of the earnings news, the gossipy 13 points in the nasdaq ended the day higher. dream to the rising, 3m and united technologies. taking a look at futures are a positive start to your tuesday. s&p up six in the premarket.

right now you see the foot pf almost 62 and the dax up 175. all moving higher per the shanghai composite up 1.6%. >> is a dream come true for some chick-fil-a is the fast food joint jumps into the mail delivery business. you can get at home, people. "fbn:am" continues right now. >> 5:27 a.m. in new york. i am gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i am cheryl casone and i also happen to work at chick-fil-a when i was in high school.

gerri: i had no idea appeared for me it's all about the milkshake piece on the chicken and pickles. not me. it's the milkshake. cheryl: i always liked the chicken but he had the scenes they ran a great operation. people love it. a lot of news to get to this morning. iran is fighting back after president trump took to twitter to unleash a tirade on iranian president rouhani. tensions rise as the white house maintains a tough stance. >> the rhetoric to turn iran in the president did united states has escalated. on monday they told told supporters of anything he's not worried worried at all about iran. let's recap it's happening. the president of iran given a speech to his country see in iran is the mother of all peace and more and not to play with the lion's tail. trump responded in a treat in all capital letters, never ever threat the united states again

or you will suffer consequences, the likes of which few in history have ever suffered before. in regards to the treat you had a response coming from daring foreign affair minister who was colored unimpressed. the world heard them albeit more civilized ones for 30 years. we've been around for malignancy in around for malignancy in closets and president clinton are and which lasted more than the life of some countries. be cautious. tensions between both countries escalated in may when the united states pulled out of the iran nuclear deal and also ordered increased sanctions against the country. in a press briefing on monday, sarah sanders responded and was asked what it would take for direct negotiations for both countries to occur. >> i'm not going to getting too specific then simply not negotiate with the price. the ultimate goal of the focus of the president is making sure that we keep nuclear weapons out of their hands and focus on the protection of americans.

whether this war were solely to negotiations are a deal. >> they are joining us now. the republican u.s. candidate from massachusetts. the former obama campaign regional field there. so many people react into the president's treat. what representative doug collins has to say. >> i think it's a new regime was in washington d.c. iran needs to actually be stood up to you. the president is doing now. again, keeping promises. that's what's happening in our foreign policy. those who want to do the european neighbors harm find that they are missing but the wrong road. gerri: not everybody agreed to that. trumps belligerent treat could

mean a looming war. who is right here? >> president trump shone with north korea that peace through strength is working. we are now playing pallets of cash over to iran to help them with their crisis. these sanctions are kicking in soon. the fact of the matter is president trump is currently winning and we can see that with desperate treats coming out of iran. gerri: new sanctions in about two weeks when that happens. speaking of sanctions, the president made no -- talking european allies into not buying iranian oil and the iranian foreign ministry spokesman saying if america wants to take a serious step in this direction they will definitely be met with the reaction in equal measures from iran. robin to you. when you make make of this as we inch closer to what seems to be

a very high profile argument. would you call it an argument? what would you call it? >> yeah, thanks to jerry. at the consumer sanctions against russia. we see donald trump getting really tough with the low-hanging fruit of iran. after a brutal week last week of a lot of people calling them become a world stage with newton. you know, go back to the 2013 treats about obama and iran where he would try and wage war with iran to appear tough and that he was going to do so to save face. if you take that into context, that might be what we're looking at but it has more to do with what jeff alluded to. peace through strength. >> you make an interesting point here. i would like you to weigh in. is this kind of the way of balancing out what happened with putin last week? the president saying i am strong

and here's the evidence of it. >> first of all undermining iranians attend to use them as a proxy for their nuclear weapons development of missile technology. they're sort of a proxy work going on russia's involved as well. iran right now is desperate because they are facing sanctions and there's a real in their own country and really call me mean. >> suffice it to say -- is diplomacy by treat that is the criticism. it seems to be having to pay off in korea. robin to you. reports this morning that test facility, missile test facility is actually being taken apart. maybe this is a strategy by the president really is working.

>> there was certainly hope so because that helps the entire world. behind private closed doors, donald trump is sort of frustrated from what i understand about how this is going down with north korea. it can only pray for the best north korea and iran. let's hope that this works. gerri: jeff, to you quickly. you mentioned it early this kind of population in iran. this is a country that could oil over. a lot of anger in the streets. do you think the president is intentionally trying to destabilize the country? >> i don't think it's intentional. again, you see the two leaders for the president the moderate that the ayatollah is more someone who wants to confront other countries. the largest state sponsor of terror. you have to deal with them is strength. you can't lead from behind and that is where president trump is taking us come in making sure we are strong in the middle east.

gerri: jeff and robin, fascinating conversation. thank you for coming out today. we might thank you. cheryl: a major round of layoffs is adding one of new york's most popular newspapers. gerri: tracee carrasco joins us with more on that another headlines. good morning tracee. >> a major loss to local news. the new york daily news has had a staff cut in half after -- employees were told the coverage would be refocused on breaking is especially in civil justice and public responsibility. trump acquired the daily news last year for 1 dollar guide the paper has faced, quote, significant financial challenges. trump also owns the "chicago tribune," "baltimore sun" and orlando sentinel. these are the eyes and ears of new york city. cheryl: that the locals way to wake up. meg whitman has a new business venture. it's pretty interesting.

>> former ceo of ebay and hewlett-packard equipment is invested in the current business of professional video game playing. she's reportedly put $100 million into the global company and mortals and will join the company's board of whitman says the global audience is quickly growing as is the industry's annual revenue. >> that is absolutely growing. speaking of business ventures. >> taken on blue apron, hello fresh. a new service next month or 100 the atlanta area restaurants as they decide whether or not to serve at nationwide to the cook at home kids will provide fresh premeasured ingredients for males that customers can pick up at the drive through. they will run from august 27 through november 17. all of the recipes they have

include chicken. cheryl: of course they do. >> that first picture looked healthy. but amazing. cheryl: coming up, things are so bad in venezuela that the imf is forecasting inflation could forecast 1000000% this year. that's incredible. this may come as a surprise, but the housing market appears to be struggling. builders and buyers ahead. we'll take a look at features on your tuesday. strong start to your tuesday market. ask anyone. s&p up five and three quarters are not stuck up 11 and three quarters. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪

gerri: welcome back. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. u.s. features now on the green. about 90 come s&p at 500 up nearly six. nasdaq up 10 and a quarter. good morning. overwhelmingly they the department of veterans affairs but the longtime defense department official has already asked. a private sector defense contract or is. they nearly a $200 billion budget. homeland security officials are

warning their russian hackers penetrated u.s. electric utilities last year but they could've caused blackouts. a state-sponsored group and officials say the campaign is likely on going. >> the imf project in venice with this inflation rate 1000000%. that puts venezuela on track lavatories hyperinflationary crises in modern history. venezuela hasn't recovered since the oil price drop in 2014 left it unable to maintain a social system of subsidies. i've got to tell you, cheryl, if you remember germany and their hyperinflationary state they would take wheelbarrows of money to the store. cheryl: jerry, thank you very much. those pictures are incredible. back at home from the u.s. economy is strong but the housing market is facing some headlands of existing home

sales. it tumbled more than 12%. managing director and partner at the financial group. good to see you again. it's been a while. starts down the than 12.3% from may to june. down 26%. specially an existing home sales when you've got the economy and forecast for 4% gdp for the year. what's going on? >> that's actually a good question. the millennial scorn into their own homes right now supposedly getting away from apartments. interest rates are not that high. because the rising interest rate and we do see pockets mostly in

the south growing areas where should be strong. it really is it? >> big concern here, housing is anywhere from 15% to 18% of gdp. this could have a negative effect down the line. the builders with the issues and rising lumber prices. material costs are coming up right now. incredibly low unemployment, skilled labor. trying to find a plumber. how do they deal with this and still try to keep up with demand as you mentioned which is strong right now. >> i think there is the housing shortage due to the fact that the lower income people are making more money, but not about more. there is this middle ground. hiding from people able to afford anything.

the banks are still pretty tough in their mortgage application process. i think the builders will have to muddle through this. there is demand, more demand we think is positive. for now the market is really pretty great. cheryl: graduate said we we are not as interest rate sensitive as we used to be. we all remember the 1980s when at 14% and your home mortgage. these are investments whether or not you're in the housing market or whatever you're doing. these are being whether it's one or. down 13% year-to-date. down 50% year-to-date. these guys are really taken a hit this year. >> again, reason to stay away.

my job is to look where things are happening, not where they are not. they are not managing well that's fine. i'll say a little ignorant as i see some signs of recovery then we'll take a look at it. we are not in the dollar. >> so good especially during the early days of the recession when you are looking at trying to get out of stocks. i like nature understand. good to have you on the show. >> a pleasure, thank you. gerri: coming up in spores, the british open and there won't be anytime for 10 tivo to move from the minor leagues to the majors. we'll tell you why. the u.s. stock index futures all higher. the dow up 100 now. s&p 500 up six and change. the nasdaq up 15. you are watching "fbn:am."

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gerri: welcome back. if you watch tiger woods and who didn't watch them on sunday at the beginning of the century you are not alone. cheryl: jerry to macs, this is the tiger effect. >> we all watch the final round. this marked the highest rating on a sunday at the open in 2000. that was when he completed his career grand slam. all by himself he had for a

brief moment some of the other top names in the sport were side-by-side on the leaderboard. 14 months ago st. louis cardinals, daniel ponce de leon took a near fatal line drive to his head. brain surgery was required to treat bleeding on the brain. no exercise for my. fast forward to last night. part of it and makes his major league baseball debut for the cardinals. it was like watching a real-life movie. the first big lakes dark. they lost two to one. i guess you could say we discovered a fountain of good. >> i was not drawn a business

story. >> speaking of god's plan. 10 tivo said the baseball career had been put on hold. he's good to miss six to eight weeks. he batted 273 this year. again. which of these young men if one was your son would you be less likely to run around town saying that is my boy. u.s. olympic gold medalist brian moxie got himself suspended for two months by the u.s. anti-doping agency because he posted this photo of himself on his grim. shows him getting iv fluids. he exceeded the volume of fluid or 12 hour period. he suspended for 14 months. university of iowa who early saturday morning was arrested in iowa city for public intoxication. the up another car door. he thought it was over, the sum was in the passenger seat. a police officer in a police

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gerri: alphabet out with blog buster earnings. managing director pgm europe joins us now. what the reaction in london? >> it's even better in those stocks were up 80% to 100%. it's nice to see not the small ones, but not, google.org 10% to 15% now to make it more real. it's good to see these out for better earnings than they've been lacking in the sector kind of common underpin the whole sector so it's great news. hearing from facebook this week. they now plan to double their

office space in london. >> i've had a lot of problems with a spoke in the past. the company that posted this fee. not all rhetoric cared for them to come here and open up an office about five of 6000 people the middle of this brexit issues of blood about the company. they said they will move their banking operations from london to frankfurt. zero times seven. i called them all rosie o'donnell's. they'll end up staying in london and at the ripe place to be. >> who doesn't like being in london. the president and iran, the the war of words going on. do you think they will close?

>> if they do i know who's going to win anyways. are these the strip with north korea. this could be just another escalation on the way to getting what we need to get done over there. i feel confident about what the trump administration will do. i would hate to see the iranians escalate things, but at the end of the day i know who's going to win. >> north korea close in that missile base. that is certainly good news. trade to scott shellady, we appreciate it. "mornings with maria." they can make all at the helm today. >> good morning, ladies. just talking my microphone wiring. good morning everybody. i'm dagen mcdowell and for maria bartiromo. tuesday, july 24th at 6:00 a.m. eastern.

we will hear from three dow components ahead of the opening bell. we are also watching technology stocks after also but with one blowout quarter. look at the stock go up nearly four-point 5% of free-market trading. the stock expected to open at an all-time high. check in the broader market action this morning. 98-point game. up slightly yesterday with microsoft getting a new record high. almost about 14 points yesterday. eking out again. looking at green across the board in england, france and germany. at 1.5%. asia overnight was also buying a lawyer. the nikkei shanghai hang seng in

hong kong and south korea all on the plus side. doubling down on trade. president trump renewing his call for fair trade with allies as the threat of a full-blown trade war of the news. >> they did nothing. they let our people lose their jobs, given to other jobs, workers in faraway lands. that is not free trade. that is trade. we don't do that kind of trade anymore. >> we take a closer look ahead of a terrorist. today in a visit from european commission president tomorrow. he secured a blacklist. president trump to revoke security clearances for six obama air officials about bias against