marietta, georgia. thank you for being with us tonight. see you tomorrow. and good night from new york. cheryl: hurricane florence growing stronger and now it threatens the carolinas in virginia. cheryl: watching that track. we also will track your money with the nasdaq suffering its worst week in six months last week, losing about two and a half percent with a lot of pressure on technology. lauren: investors are breaking for news of tariffs on chinese imports take a look at tariffs down features are higher by about 90 points, s&p and nasdaq up 39. cheryl: europe stocks opening lower.

robert is in europe meeting with european trade negotiators. lauren: stocks in china were hit with the shanghai composite losing overnight. cheryl: the ceo of cbs out, les moonves stepping out and more allegations of sexual harassment "fbn:am" starts right now. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york, the 10th of september. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. and we went to wish all of our jewish viewers happy rosh hashanah. hurricane florence rapidly gaining strength as it turns across the atlantic ocean. look at the florence now , she's a category two storm. lauren: and she could slam the southeast as major hurricane

later this week. >> you need to prepare now in order to react should we be threatened by landfall. >> make plans now. presuming major hurricane will hit right smack dab in the middle of the south carolina. cheryl: sp to south carolina north carolina and virginia have been declared states of emergency and for more on this we check in with fox senior urologist janice dean in a few minutes. cheryl: she's tracking three storms right now. cheryl: are other big story, cbs the ceo les moonves is stepping down after news of sexual harassment allegations. lauren: and hillary joins us in studio with more on that another headlines. good to see you in the flesh, hillary. >> so happy to be here. lauren: what's going on with les moonves of cbs.

>> easily been after six more women accused him of sexual harassment, assault and violence. he's already been under fire for previous allegations and his future was uncertain. lauren: another big leadership change happening at-- we call it the amazon of china. >> jack ma, alibaba the e-commerce tycoon announcing his stepping down to pursue other dreams and putting ceo daniel done at the helm. he founded alibaba in 1999. a group of senior executives dominate most of the company's board until shareholder meeting in 2020. cheryl: not to root-- worried about the stock right now. kind of a good transition. box office weekend. who won? >> the none scared off all of its opposition

with the top box office over the weekend. >> with the juicy? >> consignee none. >> the none the latest film in the franchise brought in through-- 55.3 million. the budget film only took 22 million to produce and it makes it the fifth consecutive weekend warner bros. studios have topped the weekend box office. following the success of "crazy rich asians". this weekend, peppermint starring jennifer gardner made 13.3 million. lauren: thank you. great to have you here. we will stick with trade and tell you this angle, president trump pressing apple to move its production to the us from china. quoting over the weekend apple product-- prices may increase.

make your products in the united states instead of china, start building these plans now. make america great again. this comes after apple said they wrote a letter to the us trade representative that the planet tariffs on chinese goods would affect its products in the cost of them. the company assembles most of its products in china, as you know. look at shares of apple. they were down last week by about 3% and that was the worst week for apple since april. cheryl: let's talk about forward they say they won't move production of the hatchback wagon to the us from china despite president trump's tweet about the potential move. for itself last month that was dropping shift from china to the us is the president yesterday:

cheryl: hours later ford issued a statement saying it would not be profitable to build the folks at-- focus active in the us and looking at shares up or down about 26% so far for the year. lauren: we heard from apple. we heard from forward and president trump is gearing up to launch a new round of tariffs on china with the white house planning to employ tariffs on another $20,600,000,000 on chair -- chinese products. the latest round effectively means every item china exports to our country would be taxed and of course china has vowed to retaliate. cheryl: stayed with trade the us and european union is trying to repair the relationship amid the bitter trade dispute that's gone global with roberts in brussels today. this is the first high-level transatlantic meeting since president trump agreed to drop the

threat of tariffs on eu cars. this led to the grand whip of trade negotiations set for november, but there are disagreements that still exist. most notably light heiser has been pushed to include our culture to which is at this point a no go for brussels with american agriculture products and american beef products with disputes about them not taking in a lot of our products that we would like to export to them. lauren: all this trade talk going on as the dow is up 85 points in the premarket so we will see how it influences the market. coming up, is syria planning to use chemical weapons? we will have the latest. of the maker of oxycontin is working on a new drug, but you will not believe what this is for. us futures looking pretty good this morning you are watching "fbn:am"

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week with dow futures higher by 82 points. us intelligence has received confirmation of planned chemical attacks by syria, iran and russia. according to official syrian president assad gave the green light for castor used in future military offenses despite constant warnings of retaliation from the us. veterans administration expect to announce plans to close the palestine liberation organization in washington dc today. national security advisor will deliver remarks and also plans to publicly threatened sanctions on international criminal court if it does open an investigation into conduct the us is and a israeli forces during the afghanistan war. produce farmer maker of oxycontin is helping to solve a problem it helped create and that is opioid addiction. the company has received a patent to create a new faster acting form of the drug designed to

control heroin and opioid cravings. the drugs currently sold in powder form. the patent is for a waiver that would dissolve in a few seconds stephen interesting that they had taken a turn. hurricane florence is picking up steam as it aims for you east coast with at least three states declaring emergency is millions prepare for the worst. janice has been tracking three storms. that's incredible. janice: six in the atlantic and pacific's and we have hurricanes in the atlantic and olivia and to tropical storms in the pacific. olivia will impact hawaii this week as a tropical storm, we think. florence strengthened into a category to 105-mile an hour sustained wind and all the computer models is a saying we will have an impact on east coast probably in the

carolinas, but we still have two honed in on the particulars including where it will make landfall, how strong it will be and how widespread the effects will be felt. here is the track. we think thursday night, maybe friday morning making landfall north carolina with the center of the cone is but we will still feel the effects in south carolina, north carolina as well as virginia area and mid-atlantic's. the one thing i'm a bit concerned out is the storm stalls out because i could bring incredible catastrophic flooding to the areas. we will be on top of it all week long. if you live in north carolina, south carolina new york urged to listen to your local authorities. category four is a big deal and we will have evacuations for sure. cheryl: we saw them say to prepare now. lauren: coming up, after a

theory bad week what is next for tesla and its ceo elon musk and president trump pushing apple and forward to bring back their production from overseas to the us to avoid trade tariffs, but will it fly for those companies? a nice kickoff with the dow jones up 91 points, nasdaq up 38. you are watching "fbn:am" insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ ♪ ♪ (buzzing)

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force the fed to raise interest rates. let's bring in john. good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: we saw interesting market action on friday after the jobs report. the worry now is inflation and that inflation could get out of control with super prices picking up. good for the american worker. >> i take some solace today that the futures in the s&p 500 are up in the us treasuries still below 3%, so that shows me the volatility we saw in february has priced some of this in, but 2.9% let's see if this is a trend going higher before we panic. cheryl: we are looking at the graphic right now and it's the 95th consecutive month of job growth. the economy has been on fire and at the same time if you look at july

inflation, usually the rate increases could prevent the economy from overheating and that is good because it controls inflation. >> i think the wage growth is a bit of a mystery to economists because the job market has been so tight for so long for the passport man-- years within 5% unemployment so where's this job growth and we finally-- the question is can the trend continue and that's what the fed is watching. cheryl: we did see pressure on government bonds on the tenure in particular. i mean, that kind of was the first-- glad to hear you're not necessarily worried about it. what you make of the fed there seems to be more disagreement about the december interest hike? >> i agree with you the fed raises rates in the upcoming meeting. the question is how hawkish will their language be before the

even of the midterm election. and then they will wait till december to see if they make the final move before year end so i would expect great increase in september, slightly muted tone and then they will let the data playoff for december. cheryl: until next week we don't have any big reports that will give us inflation news. is there anything you will be looking for this week? we are watching for the tariff fights with china and the european union. what's your main focus quick thank you that the nail on the head. couple months now into certain. wheel prices have been higher. companies were struggling with commodity prices, so let's see if they have been able to pass this through and let's see what happens in terms of the data. there are a lot of moving parts to keep an eye on. cheryl: i was looking mortgage rates 4.5%, a big jump from last

year so buying a home is more expensive as well. john, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. lauren: coming up, ford is looking back as it looks forward in white's new electric car looks a lot like the mustang. from the coffee shop to the food is stored, more pumpkin spice craze and where it's headed next. you will not believe. futures looking pretty good. be right back. ♪ ♪ you said you're not like me, ♪ never drop to your knees, ♪ look into the sky for a momentary high, ♪

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between 130 and 1506 miles an hour. cheryl: and she is almost here. hurricane florence growing stronger by the hours. we will have the storm track for use. lauren: tracking the money that nasdaq suffering its worst we could six months, two and half percent lower on the week. cheryl: investors in a wait-and-see mode right now. will we get tariffs on chinese goods this week? thou in 88 in the premarket. lauren: up arrows in europe as well. robert weyerhaeuser meeting with trade negotiators and you can see the best of the bunch. cheryl: stocks in china hit again. shanghai composite down 1.2% and in hong kong the hang seng 1.3%. talk about a hit. >> are you kidding me?

you stole a point for me. lauren: serena williams pays the price for a tie rate during the us opens final mount-- match. "fbn:am" continues right now. lauren: good morning. got a wonderful weekend tickets september 10. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. we went to wish all of our jewish viewers a happy rosh hashanah. serena williams not happy. i could not believe what i was watching. we will have jared on now to talk at the fallout. lauren: first let's get to trade because the president is gearing up to launch a new round of tariffs on china tweeting:

lauren: chief investment officer showings as now to unpack and discuss this. good morning, joe. >> good morning. lauren: do you think the president really thinks it's that easy to move an entire supply chain to the us? apple has already committed $350 billion in the us over five years. >> appellee's spending money in the us to bring jobs and you know their services here, but no, they won't pack up and leave china. i think this is the president trying to reach out to influential companies like n-uppercase-letter-- apple and get them involved in the trade discussion so they can gain leverage with the chinese government. lauren: couple rode a candid statement to the us trade representative saying you are hurting consumers because these proposed tariffs will affect the iphone yet, that would be tremendous because it's such a moneymaker for the company, but a host of other apple products, the home pot, mac mini, earbuds.

apple is warning you will hit american consumers with these tariffs. do you think the administration is listening? >> i think the administration is cognitive of the fact that tariffs are inflationary and raise prices, but they also want to make sure there is jobs in the us. it's a populous administration as we head into the midterm elections and the president was to rally the gop base around that fairness or america in global trade. lauren: you also have the forward side of the story with a low volume car called the folks it-- focus active with the president tweeting: let's build it in the united states. forward basically said no it doesn't make sense and it's not profitable. is forward forfeiting sales for the right reasons here? >> once again these are long-term capital expenditure decisions to

put production on in the fact that trade and tariff could go either way based on meetings and negotiations. i think ford said this is where we men in a gamut decision this car -- car. if they forfeit sales in the short run, they think they are making a better economic decision in the long run. lauren: how does this play out? it's a lot of shatter-- chatter. had investors play this? >> go with what you know again, think that trade and tariff is transitory stick to good valued companies that make high-quality products. lauren: the president tweeted over the weekend and specifically on card tariffs and said:

a lot of people are questioning those numbers this morning. >> again, populous mensch-- message met to rally them in terms. lauren: finish your thought. >> that was it. lauren: good to see you. apple and ford are two tremendous companies. cheryl: we talk about it on facebook like this morning. they are starting to push back and say it doesn't make business sense for us we can't just snap our fingers and take away a huge supply chain out of china. anyway, to an american company that's also in the middle of a storm. we are keeping and i on tesla. that stock will be interesting to watch. it fell more than 6% friday after more top

executives resigned. the ceo elon musk appeared to smoke pot in a video and those departures, let's bring in nathan business reporter. nathan, joe morton i think is the one that has analysts concerned, i mean,-- excuse me, dave morton. he came in and was on the job a month and one analyst said if you see the cfo walk to the accounting chief walk away what are they saying that they may be uncomfortable putting their name on? what you think of that departure and what you think you walked out? >> when morton resigned he said it had nothing to do with tesla's financial reporting, so if you take that at face value it's not a big deal. when you have the chief accounting officer eddie coming for less than a month involving a controversial decision that elon musk consider taking tesla private you have to wonder if leadership stability at tesla will continue to be an ongoing problem. cheryl: seems to be a problem for investors in the stock and since august 6, tweet where he

said we have funding secured to go private. stock has lost a third of its value. he's playing with other people's money right now. >> volatility-- volatility is normal for tesla. it's got up and down and up and down over the years. i think the concern is that elon musk has reached a stage where people are sure he can lead the company to where it needs to be. there is calls now bracey 00 at tesla need someone to run things from day-to-day and it must need to put trust in that person, but at this point no indication tesla's going in that direction. cheryl: the fcc's investigating him because of the tweet he put out in the middle of the trading session which is rare and may have been considered misguided, but whether they do because you don't have tesla without elon musk. at the same time his management skills are being questioned and i

think that's a fair point to ask if he's the right person to manage the company. >> i think you are right. elon musk is tesla to investors and people that have bought into the company believe in his leadership, so i don't think he is in of going away or getting ousted. the boat is under pressure to push elon musk to get the company to be a major electric vehicle manufacturer. right now it's just a niche automaker and if they want to reach the big leagues then they will have to find a way to improve electric vehicle production so that the keep your head down and improve manufacturing. right now it's still pretty niche. cheryl: before we go, q3, q4 he is saying they will be profitable and that depends on the model three production line. he says 5000 a month and other analysts say 4000 month. that may not meet profitability. >> this could be even a one-time profit even if they reach the benchmark

because going forward they have significant expenses including making a new factory in china, so even if they turn a one-time profit ultimately needs to find an audience among middle america. right now it's still luxury vehicles. cheryl: your coverage has been great in "usa today". thanks for being here. lauren: ford, exceeding a new electric vehicle that's inspired by the iconic mustang. cheryl: i can see hillary driving a mustang. >> i did have a mustang wants. doesn't sound like a mustang because it's an electric car as ford adds to its fleet of electric cars, something that looks a bit like a mustang. this is the first sneak peek. these new meals are part of the car companies $11 billion investment into electric vehicle technology. cheryl: what is this new lawsuit about bosses snooping on

employees? >> this is a bit of a great area with a new lawsuit in new york determining how much employers can snoop through their employee devices. if you do work from your personal device does a employee have a right to that. a financial firm is suing his former boss for accessing his computer during what he said was a dispute or pay when he decided to leave, but the company says its access of employee devices in the suit could set the stage as more and more of us use our personal devices cheryl: i have two devices. lauren: i had three at one point as we approach follow a lot of people think of pumpkin spice, but we usually eat or drink it, but now, we can do something else with pumpkin. >> for the super super pumpkin spice than there is now a deodorant.

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first, the speculation of a right house run of the cavanaugh hearing with his so-called spartacus moment. what corker is doing now is fanning flames about 2020. looking at futures this morning, nice kick off. we may or may not get new tariffs on china, but the dow joneses 86 in premarket. you are watching "fbn:am"

cheryl: welcome back. their pressure on the markets friday come a different story today with futures pointing higher. a female police officer has been charged with manslaughter after a deadly mix up in dallas. authorities arresting amber geiger who admitted to shooting and killing her neighbor, 26-year old when she mistakenly walked in his apartment thinking it was hers. geiger claim she thought the victim was an intruder and police are investigating if she was under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time. cory booker with speculation is running for commander in chief and 2020. sending staff to iowa as he prepares to headline a democratic event during the midterm elections. ms. america crown is

coming back to new york. >> new york, you are ms. america 2019. cheryl: new york native mia franklin became the first person to men-- when the ms. america title without the swimsuit competition. she said it took hurt new york great to get the job one. she looks great. lauren: stunning. former president obama getting a lift to democrats breaking his silence of the weekend while making campaign appearances and criticizing president trump's policies calling him a divisive president. president trump shot back. >> it did not start with donald trump. he is a symptom, not the cause he's just capitalizing on resentment that politicians have been fanning four years. >> i'm sorry. i watched it, but i fell

asleep. i think he's trying to take credit and this is called rocketship. lauren: what will obama's emergence mean for the midterm elections? we bring in a pet-- democratic strategist. i will begin with you. do democrats when the former president obama hitting the campaign trail for them? >> absolutely. the president obama was between seven and 11 points of progression of -- when it comes to suburbs of the us president obama is far more popular than president trump. lauren: yeah, but it seems than this is the criticism that vice president pence gay president obama the weekend that he is spewing the same old tired policies which is why president

trump one in 2016. what you say to this? >> well, i think the president is showing how small he is as a former president. you did not see bush come out against obama during the midterm elections took you didn't see clinton come out against bush during the midterm elections. this is typical of obama who is one of the most divisive presidents our nation has ever had and now he's pointing the finger at trump calling trump the divisive and i think it's typical of the democrats, typical of the left to try to point fingers at the fault that they have at their opponents. lauren: and the left is trying to take responsibility for the economic recovery. listen. >> when you hear how great the economy is doing right now, let's just remember when this recovery started suddenly republicans are saying it's a miracle.

i have to remind them actually those job numbers are the same as they were in 2015 and 2016. lauren: here's my question. was this economic turnaround a product of the obama administration how come the democrats didn't own it in 2016 and how does this play forward? >> democrats did. stock market was 8000 when president obama was elected and when he left it was almost 20000, so significant gain. president trump has built on it and he should get the credit for building on it took he's going to create the biggest deficit americans have ever seen and when he put that a money in the economy you see a boost, but at the end of a president trump is our nation's cyber bully, the one that gets on his twitter account, attacks everyone under the sun and so now he's

getting a little bit of that heat back and he's falling asleep. he's been asleep at the job. he needs to get leadership to the country and bring us together and not sit on his twitter account dividing americans and creating trade wars that could put this economy into a death spiral. lauren: you are talking about the likability of the president. we will talk about that into the midterm elections for control of congress. a lot of people who might not like personally president trump they like what he's doing. they like how the economy-- other local economy is. do you think it could be a winning strategy for republicans, ted? >> of course it is. you to remember what obama was sane and his supporters were saying is that the new normal for economic growth was 2% and now, we see a 4.2% gdp. at the last 19 months on the obama administration

sought 20000 new jobs. the next 19 months of the trump administration sought 800 30,000 new jobs. there is a big difference between 27000 and 840,000. that's what people will be looking at, not whether they think the president does great on twitter or not. they are looking at the policies of this administration and this administration is creating massive amounts of new jobs, historic unemployment for african americans and. that's what people are looking at, not how well he gives a speech compared to obama. lauren: we have to leave it there. thank you for your time. cheryl: coming up, and the nfl season officially in full swing and it was evident if you watched the cleveland browns game. about troubled teens big day. and it was the biggest story out of the u.s. open with serena williams massive meltdown. the price she is now paying for it. you are watching "fbn:am" ank's dog.

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>> it's a lot of fun. >> awesome cause. >> gerri willis has been a inspiration for all of us and she is pushed and pushed and pushed so we are out to support her in the great cause she represents this year's those impacted include men downtown during 911 that have been diagnosed with breast cancer. many people suffer thomas a brother-- celebrated them and let them know we care. on those who care fox network employees who appraised more than $7000 to find cures for the disease. the new york city race for the cure is a great event, but if you could not make it this year go to www.open nyc.org/fox and give. i'm gerri willis. cheryl: you were out there. lauren: jarrod and i were both out there.

cheryl: must talk about football. what a sunday. lauren: jared max is here on set. reporter: if you are with us now i imagine you were asleep in the best game of the day came to be, sunday night football green bay wisconsin quarterback back from injury. second quarter he was down, piled on by chicago defense. carted off the field with a knee injury, but comes back and packers came back from 20-zero down. touchdown early on for the green bay packers. rogers hits adam sport, 13 yards or 20-17. then 20-17 chicago with over two minutes to play , goes for the game-winning touchdown and packers win by one point. not only did rain postponed the final

round of golf it also delayed the start of thursday season opener. yesterday the cowboys lost in carolina and created two delays in miami causing the dolphins tight-- that game to shatter the record in longest in nfl history because of lightning. the dolphins when the game 27-20. could the cleveland browns finally when? they have not won a game since december 2016. pittsburgh for the win, but that the local was no good. the brown skin and shot to win it as well in the closing seconds. jiminy cricket. the cleveland browns-- well, they snapped their losing streak. if you watched tennis, if you didn't you miss the men's final of the us open. roger fedor not in this one.

serena williams did not win her 24th grand slam title saddle-- saturday perch she lost to naomi osaka. serena blamed the umpire for being sexist because she believe she issued her code violations that would not have been issued to men. wt ate chief speaking about serena fined $17000 because they believe there should be no difference in the standards of tolerance provided to the emotions expressed by men versus women. we do not believe this was done last night. cheryl: i could not believe what i was watching saturday. i have really never seen her get that angry not since 2009 and then the crying at the end. i felt very bad for naomi osaka. reporter: i did to. cheryl: she was a better player. lauren: thank you, jared.

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cheryl: u.s. trade representative lighthizer in brussels for trade deal in the eu. craig, are you optimistic about these negotiations? >> it's hard to be optimistic at the statementing simply because trade negotiations do take a long time.

all we have to do the trade deal with eu and canada, 7 years on fear like divisions between u.s. and the eu uncertain in aspects of regulation, potentially a lit bit further apart but there's positive move no doubts about that and hopefully first in many steps of close ties. lauren: craig erlem, thank you, you know what, let me ask you, we have more time than i thought, there's a privacy debate over in the eu, quite frankly here in the u.s. too and google is appealing order to extend the eu's right to be forgotten to search engines across the globe, are you or other companies worried about this? >> it's hard to say at this moment in time because it's debate between privacy and free speech so it's extremely tough issue and the fact that it goes cross border and essentially jurisdictions that they support those who oppose it will be extremely issue for google to

find solution. cheryl: craig, we will be watching the story and what happens with brussels and the trade negotiations and obviously if cards are off -- cars are off the table that could be good for german markets and u.s. automakers, craig erlem, futures are trading higher on monday, big loss on nasdaq on friday, big part of that was the job's report, the news that we got. take a look at monday right now, lauren, dow up 74, s&p at 9 and a quarter, nasdaq up 36 and a quarter. lauren: a lot of people are surprised by the gains after all trade talk and regulation talk, we will say happy monday to maria bartiromo. mornings with maria starts now. maria: hi, there ladies, thank you so much, good morning, everybody, i'm maria bartiromo, happy monday, it is monday september 10th, top stories right now just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. moonve is out, cbs ceo is stepping down as more sexual misconduct charges surface, the turmoil throwing a possible wrench into cbs-viacom merger.

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