>> great day for america. see in the second quarter for part 1 growth, exports growing dramatically with the reality of 3.7 million new jobs >> reeking news this morning. an exclusive interview with maria bartiromo, vice president mike pence says the u.s. economy is in great shape and it will continue. >> the board of directors way in the future after allegations of misconduct. taking a look at your markets despite the tax rack of facebook and twitter, the dow posted its fourth week of gains.

technology stocks leading the nasdaq lower for the second straight week. >> earnings from dow component caterpillar later this week. u.s. stock market futures right now. slightly lower this monday morning. dow futures 10 dow futures down to 11th in the s&p down by two and a quarter, nasdaq down by five and a quarter. >> stocks open lower on the back of the selloff in u.s. technology stocks to hit these markets on friday. the ftse can the cac and dax all in the red. >> stocks in japan the biggest loser down almost three quarters of a percent. tree into tom cruise showed this possible to take the top spot at the box office. "fbn:am" starts right now.

tracee: 5:01 a.m. in new york on monday, july 30th. tracee carrasco for lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. a busy monday ticket two. markets a little rough last week. i know you've been watching those numbers. we've got a lot of got a lot of breaking news to get to this morning. first the top story. cbs board will meet today to consider whether the ceo should step aside for sexual harassment allegations are investigated. the company has opened its own investigation after 67 accused him of misconduct in a story published late friday. cbs discussing claims over the weekend. he regrets any behavior that made women in comfortable but says he never used a position harm or hinder anyone's career. it releases earnings this coming thursday. amid concerns that it might be

forced to resign. tracee: promises to be a busy week for investors with earnings from five dow components with one quarter of the s&p 500 hit among the highlights, apple will report its latest results tomorrow. we'll hear from tests on wednesday. investors will be following the federal reserve two-day meeting which starts tomorrow. no rate hike is expected that is always the fed statement on the economy will be carefully analyzed. the league's biggest economic report comes on friday on the jobs report. payroll is expected to fall to 190,000 with the unemployment citing the 3.9%. cheryl: birdied july go. vice president pen starred in the thames administration's economic progress in an exclusive interview with maria bartiromo on "sunday morning futures." >> for part 1% growth.

your reaction. >> it's a great day for america. for .1% growth. exports growing dramatically. that added to the reality of 3.7 million new jobs created since election day 2016. the reality is in the last two administrations the economy grew by less than 2% in the first 18 months of this administration we were a little shy of 3% last year and we are on track to be at 3% or better this year. >> how much of this quarter is used by businesses getting ahead of the president's terrorist? is the narrative out that the china cover for example was rushing to buy more soybeans like rude and crude oil and other commodities that they would get ahead of the president's terrorist that had taken effect yet. >> referred that. but the reality is when you look at the low quarter, american exports were up by more than 9%

and our trade deficit was down by $50 billion. >> when you expect the president will announce another solid official trade deal? who you are not strangers before the election? >> we are excited about the discussions of the north american free trade agreement. they continue to believe there's a possibility that before we get to labor day we may have a reform nafta agreement. >> you are working on another plane to lower taxes at the individual cuts permanent. >> president trump release its import remake tax cuts permanent. who knows the legislation forward even if it's unveiled in the coming weeks. when you look at our trade deficit around the world from the nearly $800 billion on an annual basis, as you know well, fully half of goddess with china.

for too long, china has had virtually unfettered access to the american economy and the american consumer and american companies have faced significant barriers. president trump will continue to stand strong until we achieve free, fair and reciprocal trade relationship with china. >> be sure to tune into "mornings with maria" at 6:00 a.m. eastern time for more of the exclusive interview with the vice president. tracee: we will be watching. italy's prime minister at the white house today. the leaders appear to be in the same page when it comes to immigration and trade. trump called the prime minister giuseppe great after he minimum the g summit in canada but the proposed tariffs on imported cars and car parts would be a major blow to italy's fiat chrysler. half of the company's vehicles sold in the u.s. are imported. president trump in the prime minister will hold a joint news conference at 2:00 p.m. eastern

today. fox business will carry that live. also at the white house today, trump will be on hand for this very minute secretary of veterans affairs robert wilkie at 4:30 p.m. >> a lot happening at the white house today. the u.s. plans to immediately start negotiating with the european union on farm products that present trends chief economic advisor larry kudlow says there would be an actual transaction to sell my soybeans and beats to the e.u. >> in the final document that was signed by both, we talked about opening markets for farmers and for workers. so no, i don't buy that. immediately. >> are you negotiating this? >> i'll be involved. bob lighthizer is the key guy. we'll be starting immediately. tracee: stephen mitchard on "fox news sunday" speaking about agriculture issues with the e.u.

>> i was in the room and we had specific conversations about agriculture and the need to break down barriers on agriculture and have more opportunities for farmers. we specifically top about soybeans, but we specifically agreed we would look at these other markets. trade to the spokesperson for the european commission said we are not negotiating about agricultural products. trade to american consumers starting to see higher prices for products including recreational vehicle soda and as a result of tariffs on mandolin parts. u.s. steel and aluminum prices up 33% and 11% respectively since the start of the year. the drug administration provided tariffs in march and a host of additional products from china have added cost for companies that use those components. meanwhile, billionaire charles koch wanted against

protectionism saying this protectionist mindset has destroyed countless businesses. a big force in the republican party. tracee: american airline jets are back in the sky after a computer glitch nationwide. the faa said the outage was centered around the airplane operating system. about 900 american flights were delayed yesterday. no word on how many of those were due to the outage, but they weren't alone. they separate out adjusted briefly delaying flights. regionally for america and delta come united in alaska airlines. officials say operations are now back to normal. cheryl: a good weekend for tom cruise climbing to the top of the weekend box office with mission impossible fallout. >> a terrible choice to make in berlin. one life over millions. >> this is the cia mission.

if he had held onto the plutonium we wouldn't be having this conversation. cheryl: mission impossible raking in $61 million come easily taking the number one spot and is the sixth installment of the franchise. mamma mia came in second with $15 million in the equalizer to to third with $14 million from a round out the top five of hotel transylvania three, summer vacation and teen titans go to the movies. i have no idea what that is. tracee: a lot of sequels on that list. many movie passes for subscribers say they were unable to buy tickets to mission impossible fallout this weekend. below you can watch subscription service first crushed on thursday after his parent company ran out of cash. the company got an emergency $5 million loan, but it appears movie pass never fully got back up to speed over the weekend. cheryl: test news for them. a luck coming up this morning

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cheryl: and welcome back. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. features on this monday a pretty negative free market so far. the dow down a point. s&p up in one of three quarters. nasdaq down five and a quarter. a six person found dead from wildfire in northern california rages on. the wildfire has grown to 90,000 acres and has claimed the lives of two firefighters from a woman and her two great-grandchildren. the death toll from the grace wildfires has reached 91. new video shows people running away from the flames taking refuge. as of yesterday, 25 people still

reported missing. president trump railed against the media saying they were driven insane by their trump arrangement syndrome. he treated yesterday in part freedom of the price comes with the responsibility to report the news accurately. though not a great company to be sold out by anti-trumpeters in the dying newspaper industry. amy sulzberger detailed a meeting he had with the president. normally off the record. he called his anti-press language divisive and dangerous and once the president treated about the meeting, decided to go public as well about it. devin nunes among former republican lawmakers made less visible on search results. "sunday morning futures" said he's considering legal action after being shuttled the end. >> i don't know what twitter is up to. they are censoring people and they had to stop it.

we are looking at in the legal remedy we can go through. cheryl: twitter is playing a technical glitch that has reportedly been fixed. that is what is happening now. tracee: a dangerous heat wave across the country continues this morning. cheryl: fox senior meteorologist janice dean is here with your forecast to the fires, we can't see the pictures we are getting from there. >> i looks like more the way of dry weather in very warm temperatures across the west. let's start with the extend that to the west. we have potential for more heavy rain across the east with the tale of two closer they are getting too much rain across the east coast and not enough of it for the west. yet again the wet pattern from florida all the way up towards the northeast over the next several days. lucy potential for more flash flooding up towards the mid atlantic and in the northeast over the next couple days,

several inches of rain. on the flipside, over 75 fires are burning. 100 acres are under a thousand birds across the west and temperatures will continue to be warm with dry conditions over the next couple days. extending towards the northwest here, 100 degrees of heat, dangerous heat and the fact we have dry conditions and may be blustery winds will not help firefighters set out unfortunately. the west will continue to monitor that situation and hope for the best. still very warm across the south in the rainy pattern returns for the east this monday. back to you ladies. cheryl: of course it does. thank you very much. tracee: a big week for earnings with apple anti-flood. among the companies reporting, look at what to expect from it checking those u.s. stock index futures right now.

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tracee: going to be a busy week for investors as the flood earnings report continue with results due from apple and tesla. the federal reserve holding a two-day meeting starting tomorrow in the jobs report for july on friday. joining us now with a preview us now to preview ischemic or president of fox news contributor, gary b. smith. good morning. >> good morning, mnuchin. let's get to apple earnings. we are more interested in this at number quarter outlook,

looking for hints on whether the new line of ipads will be factored into that. >> well, everyone will be looking at the new iphone's. here's the thing with apple. i think they are transitioning into a different kind of company. used to be airborne got excited about the iphone's. i don't see that anymore. it's kind of like back in the old days, probably well before your time and people got excited about what a company like dell would come out with this new pc. we are long past that. fortunately, apple transitioning to a services company. they have the app store. they have the apple music. they have apple news. that is going to be their next transition. i think this is a very stable company. it's a great company, but i would say investing brilliance, this is a hold rather than a bite. >> i do remember dell and their products coming out. both get to elon musk and tesla.

what are you looking forward tesla model preproduction going to be something important people are watching. >> this is one big to ignore, and mnuchin. this is a company moving money hand over fist. they're rounding error compared to gm or ford. looking to make 54,000 vehicles. ford sells 2 million cars in a year. they were smart people at these other companies. i'm not saint elon musk is not a smart person, but most if not all the valuation is in this one person. he is shown to be kind of wild sometimes on calls and tweets and things like that. i think it is more hype than anything else. i think the only value with tesla honestly is if someone buys them. if you're an investor i would move on for this one.

>> i want to ask you about facebook. last week that was a big one we were talking about. what you think is next for this stock? mark zuckerberg suit on friday what could be the first of many lawsuits over this disappointing earnings that wiped out $220 billion of shareholder wealth. would you think is next there? >> this is a stock in a gradual decline. the flipside, i will say i have been negative on facebook for years for one simple reason. by the wayside of this kind of a fad with no moat around it. at one point we had myspace, which was really hot. now we have another way for people to exchange personal information, things like that. there's no reason another more nimble competitor can come in. we've seen it with their numbers, the number of their users is declining, at least the

growth is declining. i think it is time for people to move on from this stock. cheryl: time to move on. thank you for joining us this morning. cheryl: can't wait to hear from tesla. we've got a lot more coming up this morning. vice president mike pence touted the strong trump economy an exclusive interview with maria bartiromo. >> you recognize in context the reality is in the last two administrations the economy grew by less than 2% in the first 18 months of this admin is a shame who were shy of 3% last year and on track to be 3% or better this year. >> out the strong economies play out for the midterms? the president is threatening again to shut down the government if he doesn't get what he wants on immigration. we will go to washington for a live report. open on this monday, a true

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>> is a great day for america comes second-quarter for part 1% growth. experts growing dramatically. that added to the reality of 3.7 million new jobs created since election day 2016. cheryl: breaking this morning, and an exclusive with their very own maria bartiromo, vice president mike pence as the u.s. economy is in great shape and it will continue. >> the dursley in the future after allegations of misconduct. >> despite the tax raqqa facebook and twitter last week, the fourth week of gains.

the nasdaq lower for the second straight week. >> today we'll get earnings from dow component caterpillar, apple and tesla later this week. u.s. stock market futures look at the dow jones futures down by 10. s&p down by five and a quarter, nasdaq down by 10-point size. >> stops up in in the back of the cell if you're the u.s. on friday. the ftse come the cac and dax on the bread. tracee: stocks in asia movie lord. the biggest loser down three quarters of a percent. >> more employers are setting no experience necessary for those new hires. "fbn:am" continues right now. tracee: good morning.

5:30 a.m. on monday, july 30th tracee carrasco went for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. tracee: another busy monday. president trump says he's willing to do just that if it means security for borders. cheryl: kris jenkins live in washington he's not expect it to take action anytime soon. >> the president wants it now and he's willing to do whatever it takes to get us treating yesterday that i would googling to shut down government of the the democrats and activists opposed for more security which includes wall. lottery, catch and release based on merit. we need to get people coming into our country. this is where things appear to stand heading into the weekend. senate majority leader mitch mccollum's kicker paul via met last week over avoiding the shut down, suggesting a bridge to get the government up and the october 1st deadline saying it

would be preferable to an all-out standoff with democrats and this comes after mcconnell told the kentucky radio station on friday that funding for the wall would likely wait until after the midterms. the reaction from democrats to the president suggesting this could escalate. >> this president is a bully and have tried to intimidate all of us. he's not going to shut down anything. we are not going to be intimidated by his bluffing. >> some republicans were cautioning the president over a shutdown. >> hopefully most of the appropriation bills will be passed. a little better prioritization spending. i don't like plain shut down politics. >> this might affect the process. brett kavanaugh for republicans have to confirm around the same time as the budget deadline. the president has several in the white house today.

we will see if he has more today which will certainly play up this week. >> thank you very much. president trump is taking a victory lap on the economy celebrating its great gdp report that came out friday, low unemployment rates in a successful tax plan. mike pence telling maria bartiromo said voters need to remember that when they had to the polls. >> we need to reelect the republican majorities, but we need to have more in the house and senate. as they see what the president is doing and are enthusiastic about the commitment to economic growth coming to a stronger military coming to america standing tall and cited for jobs, those same americans should know that we've only been able to do that because the partners on capitol hill will only be able to build the momentum in this economy with more partners. cheryl: is a strong economy

enough for republicans to find out the blue wave to hit in november. former dnc national political brought all the orange strategist and townhall.com columnist erik kramer. good morning. so many headlines coming out of her interview with the vice president yesterday. at the same time, i had to ask you about this blue wave coming in november. chuck schumer came out after the gdp report on friday and said this only benefits the rich and big companies. nancy pelosi saying if we get the house back in november we will rollback the tax cut. is this the right strategy for them to win the house back in november? >> well, i think there's a lot of stuff that going to be weighing in on the midterm elections. the economy definitely has one. but we have to remember and look out his wages are stagnant in this country people are not getting an honest pay for an honest day's work. we are going to talk about the

economy. >> is this true considering that cut wages that are going up every month and record low unemployment? is that the right verbiage to use when it comes to american workers? >> yeah, look. it is good people are working. we want people to be working. the wages we need to get from these american workers to get paid what they need to get paid. we also make sure we are adding to the economy and there's a number of things. the tariffs that are being imposed by this president are going to hinder the economic growth, too. they'll also take effect as we move forward. cheryl: we will need to get more data on that next quarter gdp where we may see the effects of the tariffs. at the same time, if you listen to at device has been said about gdp in the same thing we talk about here, listening to buddy told maria about gdp and where it's going in the future.

>> in the second quarter, for .1% growth. exports growing dramatically. that attitude reality of 327 million new jobs created since election day 2016. i couldn't be more proud to serve alongside the president to spend keeping the promise he made to the american people. rollback redtape, unleash american energy and the four-point 1% quarter in a year that's on track for more than 3% growth is a testament to the president's leadership and its economy. >> james carville said it best years ago. it's the economy,. if apple will keep the house republicans controlled in november? >> it definitely shows american for its pocketbooks in a four part 1% gdp growth, the highest of all over a decade combined with record low unemployment historically high visit to the consumer up to ms. and situations where employers are

desperate or workers in a situation that stands in stark contrast to how the economy was five years ago or more. i think in the end we see how these benefits are not just helping businesses, but every background. we see it in the stock markets, general employment and a think in the end, even though there's a lot of polarization. >> there is a lot of arguments. when the topic with both of you. on the issue of immigration, our reporter in washington saying this would be a big push for the president. immigration is one of the things that got him a lack could in 2016. it says something democrats are willing to fight about this close to the midterms? >> it's an issue we need to talk about. the border wall on both sides people said they don't want to do this because he's going to pay for this.

the costs. >> a democrat on the republican side. the right move for the president as we get close to november. >> was seeing a republican voters very much want solutions to immigration as well as american voters in general. it's tough to find a consensus on there, but there are popular ways to rally the gop are rounded and also find solutions that help americans generally. there's a lot of possibilities. >> possibilities and a lot of fun no matter what. thank you for being here. great to have you both here. >> coming up, americans begin to see higher prices on everything from recreational vehicles, soda and. how will that play out for the economy and the markets? supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh needs to key senate

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tracee: welcome back. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. first a look at the u.s. futures right now. some right across the board. dow futures down by six. s&p 500, two and three quarters a nasdaq listed a bunch down by 10 and three quarters. judge brett kavanaugh heading to capitol hill for his first meeting with democrats. president trump supreme court nominee scheduled to meet with senator pinelli and mention both up for reelection. vice president pence: cabin not an ideal candidate. >> a judge who would strictly interpret the constitution as written and not legislate. we remain confident that before the fall is out, judge brett kavanaugh will be just as red kavanaugh. >> an official timetable has not been set for the hearing. meanwhile, 80 federal supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg says she hopes to

remain on the bench for at least five more years with unemployment low and demand for high talent. employers are trying a new policy when hiring. no experience necessary. many employees redeem their hiring process by removing preferences for a higher degree of escaping drug tests or criminal background checks. glendale's play hard to get in the job market. many are opting out of well-paying jobs in favor of traveling and better worklife balance. according to a recent survey, 43% of glendale's expectedly their job within two years and that is what is happening now. they have to pay for the avocado toast. cheryl: and all that coffee they like to drink. investors were closely following developments on the trade front this morning as u.s. consumers start to see higher prices for some products like recreational

vehicles, soda, yes, even. jonas sarah stronach stunned and fox news contributor is with us. good morning. this is upsetting. let's talk about first, the broader issue of where we left things off last week between jean-paul juncker in the president. they have this meeting from a framework agreement over trade, maybe open up for soybean farmers and high-quality beef. the europeans came back and said not so fast. the president was overselling the meeting. do you look at something like that or brush it off? >> i don't know if that is true. what you see there is why it was a success because it's two people talking about trade deals. not a group of stand-alone software and europeans. the goal seems to now be with a sort of were before, which is very few to no tariffs between

us and the e.u. and everybody except china going to a low to no tariffs out which was the point of tpp, which was the point of era. china's in a week position and that is a move in the right direction. the chinese consumers are talking about american consumers. people in china get headquarters by and luxury suvs in china, prices are going way off this week. those are made in south carolina as their mercedes suvs in alabama and the germans are taking the most heated this trade were because we are in this bout with china. they put thought is here for a variety of reasons to have a place here and they make these cars to sell the china. how many eggs are we going to break? absolutely crushing.

>> a white electorate treasury secretary stephen mnuchin told "fox news sunday" about why they are pushing so hard on these trade deals. >> focuses on negotiating these agreements. again, the president is not willing to live with the status quo for other countries have taken advantage of the rules and had free trade here and our companies and our workers can't compete fairly. >> i mean, do you think they are making moves in the right direction or do you think it's a little too messy right now? >> time is taken advantage. everybody knows including european. europe doesn't underprice us on labor or environmental rules. german workers have the trade balance benefit with us because they are making cars are bona fide. not because of some scammer currency manipulation with

china. bad enough the point makes any sense, but more importantly it will take the uses. that is going to be difficult to pull off. >> intellectual property, technology sharing, all of that. if china is weaker, that's a good thing. we are going in the right direction. good perspective. thank you to see you, sir. tracee: kyle busch wins his sixth nascar race of the season as the pocono race in six new members make it to the baseball hall of fame. jared max has all of your sports highlight coming up. u.s. stock index futures take a look at the board. we are seeing some of this morning. dow futures on the eighth of s&p down by three, nasdaq continued to fall slightly down by 14 and a quarter. you are watching the "fbn:am."

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tracee: welcome back to induction day at the baseball hall of fame. first time in four years we have taxpayers trying. jared max is here at the story. good morning. >> sunday always they do this every summer. speaking of someone other than a. ever since the giants manager bruce bucci. 1999 until 2006 to manage the padres yesterday. as longtime closer trevor hoffman both in san diego. he got permission not to manage the giants on sunday.

he flew from sam's disco to chicago overnight. 90 minute layover and 75 minute drive from albany to cooperstown to attend a ceremony so we could see his guys get into the hall. >> we were a group of guys that became the team. >> how do you describe your emotions in a time like that? i wanted to jump up noncommittal on screen. i do why of all people and appear on the stage of these iconic players, my childhood heroes. >> trevor hoffman and chipper jones, and dosage until may, 612 career home runs. did you see what braves pitcher john newcomb did yesterday? chris taylor townsend takes in 94 per mile.

it was really just beginning that the braves won under fire. in 2011 and 2012 he apologized. so did the washington nationals trade turnover in 2011 and 2012 contain racist and language. again, he apologized. kyle busch, the winner of his sixth victory here of 2018 takes a gander out towards 400. that is 13 all-time. world number one golfer dominating the end of the canadian open. he wins by three shots. dustin johnson finishing it 23 under par. thank goodness we have the red trail that now goes. golf is the one sport you actually need that to follow it. >> yes, you do. >> i really like to see that the induction ceremony. very nice.

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>> well, let's get you caught up on global market overnight. you can take a look at the board, red across the board on monday morning, nikkei is down by 3 quarters of a percent, that is the worst to have bunch, let's take a look at europe, stocks over there right now switching the board you can see some red there as well. the ftse down by 22, the cac 40 down by 19 and dax down by 32 and u.s. stock market futures looking like this this monday morning, dow futures up slightly by 4, s&p down by 2 and nasdaq by 12 and a half coming down from pretty rough last week fas dabbing. we have earnings this week, caterpillar, dow component this week also, apple and tesla looking at commodities right now, you can can see board there. switch to go currencies, you is

euro, uk down, but right now send to mornings with maria, cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo, you are a busy woman this morning. cheryl: i am, tracee, thank you so much. yes, good morning, i'm cheryl casone i'm in for maria bartiromo today, it is monday july 30th and top stories at 30:00 a.m. eastern time. tech stocks in focus, apple reporting after tomorrow's close and comes after last week's tech wreck on wall street, we will be looking at the earnings effect on your market. investors also eyeing the economy, maria speaking to vice president mike pence in an exclusive interview weighing in on the state of the economy after friday's gdp report driven by surge in, yes, export. >> all support the conclusion that the policies that president trump has been advancing that

the republican congress has been supporting are actually working to revive this economy. cheryl: checking markets to start new week, dow up 5 points, s&p down by 2 and nasdaq, tech-heavy nasdaq down by 11 and three quarters after down day on friday. weakness in the tech sector, weighing in on the rest of the market, that is friday's close, as you can see, again, the nasdaq that took the biggest hit almost down 1 and a half percent on friday. now let's take a look at europe, modest declines there, not too bad, the ftse, cac all in the red, taking a look at asia overnight, we did see declines across the board. as you can see nikkei down, biggest loss 3 quarters of a percent. well, devastation in california, deadly wild fires spreading rapidly across the northern part of the state, we will take you there for the latest on the battle against that raging and

deadly blaze. uncertainty this morning at cvs, details coming up later on this hour. and big win, bush coming from behind in sixth win to have season but a scary scene on the tracks after bubba wallace crashed, ouch, on the links we go, dustin johnson coming down of canadian open joining elite company with his 19th career victory. we will have all the sports highlights coming for you during this hour, from the road to the sea, elon musk is now offering tesla-branded surf boards and they're already out, oh, yeah, all of that coming up and with me this morning i have a great panel this morning, republican strategists erin elmore, adam shapiro and