sanders' plans they estimate would cost american taxpayers $32.trillion over 10 years. >> if we don't give workers security after many, many years of talk within the united states, i would have no problem doing a shot down. cheryl: break in this morning, president trump tumbling down the threat to shut down the government over border security. he may wait until after the mid-terms. >> the cello since the nasdaq down 107 points or 1.4%. the dow down 140 points. cheryl: today all eyes are on apple. also here from pfizer procter &

gamble. futures modestly higher in the premarket. dell 15, nasdaq up 11 and a quarter. >> over to europe, stocks opened slightly higher as investors watched the tech selloff in the u.s. right now. cac in paris is lower fractionally as well. cheryl: japan's nikkei rising slightly as it keeps interest rates low in shanghai without korea appeared >> say it ain't so. canada dry shoot because there is no ginger and ginger ale. "fbn:am" starts right now. i train 25:01 a.m. in new york. tuesday, july 31st at the last

day of the month cheryl casone. >> good morning to all of you. i live gabriel in for lauren simonetti. allies on apple. cheryl: all eyes on apple. lea will be with me the rest of the week. is no ginger and ginger ale? lea: stop the traffic. train to that story little bit later on. president trump renewing a threat to shut down the government over border security. the president treating we must get started finally do what must be done for safety and security of our country. lea: blake berman at the white house with those details. >> president trump tumbling down on his endorsement of a possible government shut down, over winning a spending bill needs to be passed in the president saying he would support a government shut down should his priorities on immigration not be met.

we are already approving things and those. i would be willing to consider a shut down if we don't get proper border security. spirit $25 billion for border while funding would constitute a red line. the president making the comments at a news conference with prime minister giuseppe conte. you're dealing to meet with the leadership of iran. >> on it anytime they want. good for the country. good for them, good for us and good for the world. no preconditions. they want to meet, on the. >> speaking with the european union about the nine to 11 port that the e.u. would pay for still lng from the u.s. could be shipped over. still, lots of questions to fill

in the many gaps there. back to you in new york. >> "the wall street journal" reported in president trump is privately agreed to delay any fight over immigration until after the midterm elections. >> the president is heading to tampa, florida to support his preferred candidate for governor backing ron desantis in the state's republican primary last month. the president is scheduled to host a roundtable discussion on workforce development fox business lives starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern time with lou dobbs. >> account administration with they cut in the capital gains tax. "the new york times" says treasury secretary stephen minich and is looking for a tax cut over the next 10 years in a move that would bypass congress. it would allow investors to account for inflation.

it is not clear whether the treasury department has the authority to make a rule change without facing a legal challenge. cheryl: north korea may be working on new missiles. the "washington post" or hurting the u.s. spy satellites are seeing signs that the career appears to be building two new missiles that could hit the united states. the satellite images to trust that kim jong un continues to build up its arsenal of weapons. mike pompeo said north korea is still making fuel for nuclear bombs despite it pledged to denuclearize the summit. lea: keeping an eye imac. apple due to report its third portrait remains today. trying to tracee carrasco has that another headlines. good morning, tracee. >> good morning. people describe this is apples of the year. 17% of the last three months so investors will be watching to see what is in store.

they always are a point of focus. they expect apple to sell 42 million iphone stream the quarter down from 52.2 million in the prior quarter. also looking for hints about f. coming iphone releases in this apple any closer to being a $1 trillion company. cheryl: depends on the earnings go. cheryl:'s ceo les moonves dodging a bullet. >> the cbs board of directors has decided to use outside counsel to conduct an investigation after he was accused of misconduct. the investigation follows a report in "the new yorker" in which six women accused him of misconduct. the second-quarter earnings on thursday. something that is in the spot light. one woman wants to take canada dry to court over his ginger ale.

lea: this woman in new york has filed a lawsuit over canada dry of its parent company dr pepper claiming that canada dry lies to its customers with a name change or rail because it doesn't actually have any ginger in it. she claims it's false advertising and promises consumers the benefits to help with inflammation, nash, high cholesterol, muscle pain for the woman filed a lawsuit as a class action could similar lawsuits have been previously filed if you can believe it or not. cheryl: do they say it helps with all of these things? >> did not say ginger rael, the ginger itself does. so she thinks that he should help with -- there should be health benefits of drinking a soda. >> my mother says this health benefits and drinking ginger ale when you have the stomach flu and i agree with her. cheryl: she's right. i agree with her. your mom is right.

a popular game show host may be ready to colloquy. alex trebek the face of jeopardy for 34 years may be ready to retire. telling harvey levin on fox news objectified the chances he will return to jeopardy after his contract expires in 2020 are 50/50 and a little less. trebek has a couple suggestions of who should replace him. hockey broadcaster alex does a radio host laura coates. those are his two possible replacements. i don't know. i'm not sure about that. lea: poker personalities but i don't know where that came from. >> what about steve harvey? >> or cheryl casone. lea: the military burden in my fight against california wildfires as 100,000 acres are turned to ash. and a story of a shark napper

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cheryl: welcome back. it's good to cut up when it's happening right now. creatures under tuesday at under tuesday at a big earnings from apple after the close of a pivot up 11, s&p of three of the of three in three quarters the nasdaq up seven points five. the car wildfire in california had 23% contained. fire officials say the wind is creating major obstacles for crews trying to put the flames. the national weather service is forecasting 100 plus temperatures for the rest of the week and strong winds which could worsen the situation. hunters in california guard members have broadband military police have set up check points from looting. the car fire has now killed six people for more than 100,000 acres and destroyed more than 800 homes. the missouri attorney general says it is working with investigators to determine whether any criminal charges should be fired in the duck boat disaster. two weeks ago during the

violence turned killing 17 people on board. two lawsuits have been filed against the owner is accusing them of negligence and wrongful death. seeking over $100 million in damages. get this. a gray shark stolen from an aquarium has been found alive. surveillance video shows two men and a woman wheeling the 16-inch fish which is named mcallen by the way out in a stroller disguised as a baby. when the shark napper's turn themselves in and is now facing charges. police say he tried to sell the shark on facebook for $300. now safe, back in her tank at the san antonio aquarian. >> thank goodness for that. definitely some halloween costume ideas. the weather is really not giving a break to those firefighters battle in the california wildfires. cheryl: fox meteorologist janice dean is here at the latest. the conditions are just so sad out there.

>> on one coast with carpeting in the forecast and on the west coast not enough rain and very warm temperatures. 69 in new york, 64 in kansas city. cooler air moving into the midwest. 71 already in l.a. in the northwest still into high heat advisory. we do have a little bit of relief in terms of rainfall and across the east coast and parts of ohio, that is where we will see the wet pattern returned for the rest of the work week. several inches of rain in areas that don't need any more of a pen will be allocated across the southeast and mid-atlantic up towards the northeast. can you believe we have 19 large wildfires burning across the west and no relief in sight. the temperatures very warm above average. we could set the record high especially across the northwest and of course no relief in terms

of moisture getting into these areas. parts of the southwest yes, but the california area towards the northwest, no rain in the forecast. prayers for the folks out there in the firefighters that continue to battle wildfires. cheryl: of course there has been as a firefighter himself. i know this is near and dear to your heart and nurses well. >> absolutely. thank you, janice. about more coming up this morning. they spoke sparking a big selloff in technology stocks. our tech stocks a bargain at these levels? we'll take a look. what does apple ceo tim cook have up his sleeve with announcements today? maybe it's iphone's. maybe it's something else. the dow up 20 in the premarket. nasdaq up 12. you are watching the "fbn:am."

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cheryl: tech stocks taking another chin yesterday that the nasdaq composite closing down 1.5% on growth concerns. telling discipline of work has recently from facebook, intel and twitter. one closely watched index has actually slipped into correction territory. jonathan hoenig, hedge fund manager joins us now. hey, john again. >> great to be with you. today will be appleshare. >> nice picture. well done.

>> tech is responsible for almost all the markets overall gain since the president election. you say that so many stocks have been the leaders. it's not bend steel, not an aluminum. technology pulling the market and the economy forward. the fact that these are correcting after all invested in stocks. cheryl: 10% below june 20th record. inside, facebook, amazon, netflix, alphabetic, twitter. does this overall tell you because the names are within the particular index, does this tell you we are going into bear market territory? >> the game is changing. for 10 years this has been a growth stock market and a value oriented name. mike dividend oriented, cheaper if you will have lacked quite significantly. in historical analogy of this. you mentioned today's highfliers

that does the highfliers of the day. we possibly could be a shift from growth names to value names. the fear is that they are holding the market. then what is stopping the market for moving into a larger correction whether he thinks, energy we have to see some strengths in stocks if it's not for him saying. cheryl: may be a market there for industrial concern. bank of america and goldman sachs have both issued notes and bank of america saying we should be shorting for the second half of 2018 the bank stocks. what if that's an unfair assessment raised on the fact that it is facebook and twitter so far that has been the big negative stories. value loss ever for a stock with facebook last week. >> what's amazing is that a lot of these stocks, facebook has corrected the biggest correction

in terms of value and is basically flat for the year. beats paying stocks are up on average about 50% in 2017. then the correct 15%, 20% and still be hired the last few years. your point is very appropriate. what is going to take the charge. investors are searching a list in the interim a lot of them sitting on their hands. cheryl: the other side of this and people asking the question today, is this bargain hunting times especially with facebook or twitter. >> i think it depends on your time horizon. something like, for example, the end of 1999. it took in many cases upwards of a decade for a lot of hikes that tech stocks back then to recover. not saying we are in that situation yet but this is the second longest bull market in history. you can make the argument we are due for a pullback in that could

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of talk, i would have no problem doing a show at down. >> are again this, president trump doubling down over border security. lea: at tech wreck on wall street as the textile arts has announced back down 1.4% of the dow down 144 points. we've also got procter & gamble coming down. dow jones abandoned the premarket, nasdaq up eight and a quarter. the ftse higher by 11 points. cheryl: japan's nikkei rising slightly as the bank of japan said it would continue to keep

interest rates low. stocks also up slightly in shanghai and south korea. cheryl: a guilty pleasure at the big bucks to retailers. how much americans are spending while they are shopping online and drunk. "fbn:am" continues right now. cheryl: coming up on tuesday july 31st. i'm cheryl casone. lea: good morning. i'm later gabriel and for lauren simonetti this morning. cheryl: with edified amongst the crew about drunk online shopping. a lot of people admitting to it. >> one of us may have committed to it one of us may have not. that story coming out. the first to develop a news the president. he is renewing a threat to shut down the government over border security. he treated last night we must

get smart and finally do what must be done for the safety and security of our country. griff jenkins live in washington with the latest. >> fighting words out of the president. mitch mcconnell and paul ryan met with the president about a messy fight over immigration for the midterms. it appeared in agreement and yesterday the president reiterated a reversal he treated on sunday indicating he's not afraid of the showdown. >> if we don't get voters security after many, many years of talk within the united states, i would have no problem doing the shutdown. this has been 90 years. this is an trump administration. we are new. many years, ending in decades.

none of which are additional funding for border wall. >> will finish up a set of appropriation. our goal of completing the regular appropriations process in a timely and orderly manner. members of his own party. kennedy had this to say. >> the president wants to. i don't think it's going to be necessary. including but not limited to the wall. >> "the wall street journal" is reporting the president may be privately agreed to putting off this until after the mid-terms of the wall street journal saying the president understands the practicalities of play here. this site is coming in november or december.

the president has a rally tonight in tampa. maybe we will hear more. unrelated i can neither confirm nor deny have ever bought anything online with a in my hand. lea: we are going to ask your wife about that. thank you. for more on the other subjects are talking about dan hayworth and jason all my chair. the board of directors and jason is the former democratic congressman. great to see about this morning. jason come out of servitude. chris at "the wall street journal" reporting the president at least privately may have agreed to put off this site until after the midterms. so what is with all this back-and-forth? what is his strategy here? >> i hope it is a negotiating tactic by the president. it would be politically disastrous for republicans and president to force a government shutdown especially in the homeland security appropriations

bill were there so many very important programs for the country. more importantly it would be bad for the country to have another government shutdown. it costs money, disrupts lives and would create insecurity on the homeland side. the president hopefully is using this as a negotiating type date. he may have come to his senses over the weekend, but if he forces the government shutdown, that never works well for republicans. >> we just heard this is not good for the country to end up forcing a shutdown. some republicans have been outspoken about this. was senator bob worker had to say about pitcher responds. >> nonnative shutdown of government is something that could certainly affect the electoral process in november. doesn't seem particularly smart. lea: said as the presidents prerogative to fulfill his campaign promise of additional border security.

>> the president in a challenging spot. the american dialect or it is somewhat divided about this even though obviously he was pledging to improve border security and the pillars of his pledges, border security, dhaka and chain migration and the modified chain migration are all broadly supported with pluralities and majorities when. we don't have a governing majority in the senate. 60 votes for that and among republicans in the house, i know because i was there. about two dozen swing district republicans who can vote for any measures that don't include a path for security to recipients including a path to citizenship quite possibly others about dirty members of the freedom

caucus who won't vote for anything that seems like amnesty. getting real progress on these matters is going to be challenging. i like the fact that the president is indicating that he in fact is open to deferring a battle until after the midterms because it looks bad for republicans if they are playing the shutting down the government. >> jason, you know, one of the questions i have for you if some people think that having a fight over a government shut down might energize republican to get to the polls. is that a strategy thing could work? >> the problem is they would also disrupt the judge kavanaugh and energize republican and if they feel feel discouraged on my friend, that might, that might naturalize the effect. there's a lot of districts that are competitive this year that the democrats have an upper hand against republican incumbent and

most of those districts are districts where the immigration issues will not be the deciding her. throughout the uncertainty of a government shutdown in addition to the disruption it would cause for the american people in their government, just doesn't make any sense. lea: quickly to you about judge kavanaugh. some say that a delay or shut down. delay the confirmation into a cover, n-november. but would you say the long-term impact? >> absolutely. republicans have a great opportunity to bring judge kavanaugh to the supreme court that would be a win for the republicans. the republicans to support president trump in part because they want to see the supreme court really have a constitutional basis will appreciate that. they should move ahead without. some republicans could use that as a maneuvering point to pressure no government shutdown. let's get the kavanaugh nomination taking care of and

then go to border security in a really tough way. lea: great insight for both of you. thank you. cheryl: well, cooper is shifting focus away from self driving freight tracks. lea: tracee carrasco joins us with that another headlines. nice to see you come a tracee. the shutting down of self driving truck are going to focus on self driving cars instead. this started up yesterday but later fired him after allegations from his previous employer that he stole trade secrets. that resulted in a lawsuit against uber settled in february. this does not affect uber freight that connects drivers for shippers. >> a lot of people love meeting there but now there's another problem. >> chipotle shut down the restaurant in ohio following as

many as 12 customers getting sick after eating there. some customers detailed the illness on food safety website i was poisoned.com. the restaurant was closed and the abundance of caution and they are working with local health officials to reopen as soon as possible. a number of food safety issues since 2015 of the restaurant stock in reputation but addressing food safety concerns is the top priority for chief executive officer brian nichols. cheryl: decade-long history of this kind of people getting sick. okay, so are you guys ready for this? who knew this was a trend. what can you tell us about drunk online shopping. >> i can tell you what you drink makes a difference in how much is that not amazon. drunk americans spent a total of $30.4 billion online each year. according to a new survey, what they drink impacts how much they spend on amazon.

gin drinkers tend to spend the most common average of $82. rum and vodka drinkers in second and third place spending $50 followed by those who drink white wine, red wine, tequila and in last place, whiskey drinkers spending on average $39 out of the thousand people surveyed reported purchasing an item off of amazon. about 50% of buyers remorse and returned with the dog. cheryl: i also thought it was interesting when people most of the time drunk online job. saturday morning at 2:00 a.m. much is really friday night. >> they've been out friday night and it's the perfect time to buy some electronics on amazon. >> of all the things that could be doing. online shopping, i don't know. thank you. cheryl: we've got a lot more coming up. showdown in virginia as paul manafort goes on trial today.

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lea: welcome back. let's get you caught up with what's happening now. u.s. stock market futures gene green on the board. dow futures higher by one commits to be higher by three. nasdaq futures higher by eight. the trial for former charm campaign chair paul manafort begins today. decades in prison on bank and tax fraud charges that this is the first trial stemming from the special counsel robert mueller's probe into russian meddling in the 2016 election. tesla reportedly in talks with officials in germany in the netherlands to build the company's first gig in fact rivera. the company's factory would manufacture test for vehicles and batteries under one roof. officials say talks are in the early stages and an agreement to build is not guaranteed. earlier this month tesla plans to build its first overseas plant in china. general lack track is selling

off its digital asset of former ceo jeff emmel. the io digital will lose money despite billions of dollars investment. ge has hired an investment bank to run an auction for the investigation. that's what's happening now. >> speaking of selling or buying from a big-name coming up "after the bell" today. here is the question. is tim cook the apple of wall street tonight? just a stroke, chief investment officer at nova pointe capital. good morning. >> good morning, cheryl. cheryl: we always say that fiscal third-quarter earnings for apple. if anything about tonight going to be boring you think? >> as you mention it's a seasonably slow quarter for apple, soberly what tim cook has to say i may go forward basis here, roll out new funds, whether there will be september

quarter or in the december quarter is going to be important. cheryl: i say boring tongue-in-cheek because a lot of things they can talk about. i am honing in on the other products because if you look at apple watch sales, there's actually been a double-digit -- a strong double digit increase. they had kind of a roster when they first debuted an apple tv command air paths they've got deep headphones, the home pod. is that where you might actually see some extra interesting stories when it comes to apple and maybe they're expanding beyond my funds in a good way now. >> s., growth in the services division as well. app store, apple music as well as the accessories you mentioned will really be a handout from the iphone which is at the core user base and now they will have add-on sales and services and accessories. cheryl: they are going to see 42 million iphone sales.

that's their estimate for the quarter which is still one of the bigger numbers we are going to watch. would you say to that number? >> the iphone sales coming around that number. apple did gain against grandson in the quarter in the u.s. and the high end of china. that is the area comes from samsung. >> what will the forecast be for fiscal year 29 teen mature coming up quicker. >> the iphone asked didn't come out until november of last year. that should bode well for estimates. >> that would be a positive story for investors to watch. what about prices for the iphone? they were criticized about overpricing the iphone.

when there's more and more competition around the world now. >> pairs competition at the lower end, but it has proven itself to be a high-quality product. it certainly picked the unit price up into the high $600 range. the price increases have been hired to unit growth volumes. that has been important to apple's overall revenue. >> no more timely now. so 11 is the next we'll hear about? we think? >> i guess. >> this is why this is the pre-interview about the quarter. we will have you back and talk to you about the numbers. good to have you on the show. lea: coming up in sports, the washington nationals may be looking to trade their all-star outfielder. the nfl has separately told

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cheryl: welcome back for a big day today for major league baseball. the trading deadline on the trading block. >> jared maxes here with the

story. >> very surprising when i saw this story break last night. washington nationals praise harper of the trading block. one of the most recognizable in the game associated with the washington nationals. he's played all seven of his reason. harper reportedly been offered for potential trades. the deadline nonwaiver. for p.m. eastern today. harper becomes a free agent. the nationals can get something for him now. the team could hope he would return next year. harper batting 25 home runs. age 36 the new second baseman. it will go 42 over the mark. starting pitcher lance lynn having an off year for the long reliever for the yankees who parted ways. now yankee.

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cowboys right in the thick of things last week announced his players will stand for the anthem now. he's been told by the nfl hush up on the subject. cheryl: he will listen than to just be clear. lea: he said the president is in sports to divide us. i have to ask the question who kneeled first for the anthem. >> kaepernick did. cheryl: jerry jones has been very clear this is my team. i am paying salaries and this is the way it's going to go. >> a little bit of fire at the practice. someone was having his cowboy hat on. the story of somebody told him and so he's right in in the middle of it. cheryl: thank you very much. good to see you. do you want to online shop with us later? we're going to have happy hour. a running joke on our show this

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>> am releases latest quarterly earnings today after the bell, scott shellady managing director of tgm europe, good morning, scott. >> good morning. >> tuesday is a big day for earnings reports in europe, what are you going to be watching today? >> obviously apple, i'm a tbeek on this one, in the bigger picture the fang sector, tech sector, the halo, the shine has come off a bit. things started to break out and interesting to see apple because you have all the other fang stocks that's coming to fruition that you have to do something more than just have users, right, i think twitter and facebook, the world is waking up to the fact, hey, they are not really selling anything except space, they are disrupting television and you have the googles, alphabet googles of the world, amazon web services, they actually do something, they are

selling a widget and apple iphone. interesting to see how that all plays out. they are not just users, they are selling services, a widget and watch the revenues 5rbgs 1 -- 51 to 54 billion. finally, see if they say anything about china, right, we have the trade war going on, it'll interesting to see if they mention that. cheryl: china will be big. real quick, we don't have a lot of time, they are telling their clip to short fang stocks, the nice fang index, what do you make of that call? >> look, we've had such a historic run. we've had such a historic run that good results don't cut it anymore, you will start realizing that you have to have bang up reports, there's been such over -- the stocks have gone up so much i think that the world will have to start small

in reality and will kick in. >> we will be watching that, scott shellady, thank you so much for joining us this morning. cheryl: thank you for joining us here on fbn:am this morning, lea, happy to have you this week. >> we should go buy scott's outfit on amazon after having drinks later. cheryl: dagen, druk, online, shopping. dagen: thank you, cheryl, good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, tuesday july 31st, top story at 6:00 a.m. eastern, earnings driving the action, three dow components, three, reporting earnings today, apple in focus, tech giants results are out after closing bell. we have a preview plus closer look at tech wreck. town 10 per from recent highs. checking market action, mixed moves, dow industrials few hours are down 5 points and s&p and

nasdaq moving higher after declines across the board yesterday with the nasdaq, hardest hit down more than 1 and 1 third percent. despite recent weakness, however, all the market gauges, dow, s&p, nasdaq and even the tow transports and the russell 2000 are on track for monthly gains as we wrap up month of july n europe mixed moves to reportment slight gain in ftse in england, the french and german markets are heating lower. in asia little change, green to report except hang seng slipping half of 1%. the bank of japan surprising investors by keeping monetary policy unchanged. protecting our border, president trump doubling down on government shut down if funding is not approved. >> if we don't get border