lou: tomorrow sidney powell and byron york among our guests. i join tucker carlson in a few it will be a lot of money coming into the conference of the united states of america. a lot of money coming in. >> a lot of money indeed, the president slapping tariffs on 200 billion dollars worth of chinese imports like handbag, and shorthand leers. china vowing to retaliate. >> investors expected announcement which came after close of the bell the dow lost 92 points and nasdaq down 114. >> futures initially sold off overnight. but now we are seeing modest gains across the board. >> yeah, futures and pull those up in the green right now. there you go. dow 42 in the premarket taking a look at europe. stocks opening mixed as you can see the flat and higher. stocks asia they rose in japan

ingaing one and a half percent and shanghai composite in china gaining 2%. >> and we have a winner elon musk and spacex announce name of the first civilian passenger they will get into space. fbn:am starts right now. >> it is 5:01 a.m. in new york and tuesday september 18th good morning everybody. i'm lauren simonetti. >> good morning everybody. i'm cheryl casone, and any interest in space travel, lauren? >> spacex warning how dangerous this is, so no. [laughter] let's get to china in the news overnight china vowing to retaliate now that president trump announced tariffs on additional 200 billion dollars of chinese goods. however, the new tariffs exclude some key products including apple smart watch. china reportedly planning to reviewen plays for new trade

talks in washington. >> we are going to get more on new tariffs owned edward lawrence. >> well good morning cheryl, and lauren president donald trump announced that he'll place a 10% tariff on 200 billion worth of chinese goods coming into this country starting september 24th. then that number goes up to 25%. tariffs by the end of the year now some removed by list includes smart watch and bluetooth device and child safety furniture like highchairs also health and safety products now it does mean that the new apple smart watch would not be undertariff now president donald trump says that yes, stand up to china adding, quote, as president it is my duty to protect the the interest of the working men and women farmers ranchers e, businesses and country itself. administration will nots remain idol while interests are under attack. the president saying that we have given the chinese a year to work out these issues and they haven't. >> i have a lot of respect for

china. but last year we lost 375 billion dollarss in deficits and we had my opinion, way over 500 billion dollars in cash and that's not including certain io it tells that we won't even talk about. >> senior administration officials say after numerous conversations with china, they refuse to fix the systemic problems to protect companies in intellectual property and remove trade barriers they say u.s. does not want to constrain growth but trump administration will not let china take trade actions targeting and hurting other countries. president adding if china retaliates he will go forward with phase three basically putting everything china imports in the u.s. under tariff. back to you. >> and speaking of trades, canadian foreign minister returns to washington this week for new talks on a deal to replace nafta. congress needs agreement by october first so it can be signed before mexico's new president is sworn many. meanwhile president trump is going to meet with the president of poland today fox business

will have live conch of the giant news conference 2:10 p.m. a public showdown with brett kavanaugh and woman who accused him of sexual assaults deck kids ago and hear from judge cavanaugh and college professor ford about this 35-year old accusation. president trump criticizing democrats for signature on this information since july. >> judge cavanaugh is one of the finest people that i've ever known. never had a little blemish on his record. they have this information for many months. and they shouldn't have waited until literally last days. >> ford attorney says her client considering distinct attempted rape. but cav gnaw calls allegation completely and categorially false saying, quote, i have never done anything like what the accuser describes to her or or to anyone and 65 former

female classmates have come forward in his defense. >> all right well the death toll from florence has risen to 32. wilmington, north carolina remains mostly cutoff by flood waters and communities bracing for more flooding as rivers continue to rise. >> we'regoing to go to jeff flock live in north carolina with the very latest. good morning, scref. >> good morning to you. the scene you see bkd me is what you see across north carolina today not just wilmington cutoff but numerous roads, bridges, streets shutdown because of water. here's the hope today at least -- is we look at pictures of flooding that, you know, just go on and on across this state. the hope is that worst may be over. but still that cape river, big river in north carolina is continuing to rise just look at the gauge last hour, about you know very humid out here today as well. the cape fear river rising just

three inches more in the last hour. so that's continuing to rise. we think it will not get as high as feared which was over 60 feet we were at 50 or so yesterday. but i'll tell you, the water with is still out there. and folks yesterday continuing to be rescued. it's a tough scene in north carolina. they're hoping worst is over. but they're not sure. >> how is that rescue operation going? is everybody getting help that they need? >> i'll tell you. really -- there's more people here in terms of rescue folks than they need. which is a great thing you know down in houston for hurricane harvey you know people came from all over but it was a real -- tough to get everybody out. in this one, everybody who needs to get out is getting out. it is a combination of first spongtders and folks volunteer brought their boats, brought

their vehicles it is great to see that. i think my headline with a huge population center and a lot need to be rescued this is although a larger area not as -- concentrated in terms of population so that's the positive about this one. >> to people needing help. jeff flock thank you for your help. last week and this week concern concern -- thank you. >> well sickness planned purchase of express scripts cleared a major hurdle approving that 52 billion dole in a decision that companies say will lead to littler cost a good sign that 69 billion purchase of etna will also win antitrust approval. cbs says it expects deal will close in third or fourth quarter with shares both cigna close up sharply higher yesterday. and audi raising in electric car market. tracee carrasco is back. [laughter] welcome. >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you, premium electric

vehicle race that is heating up taking off audi unveiled e-tron is 75,000 electric suv. there it is on your screen this comes after announcement of jag quire 70 ,000 dollar aye face to compete with tesla 100,000 model as what has been alone in premium electric market. audi is accepting reservations for e-tron now and expects to ship cars in second quarter of 2019. >> all right. so i'm not sure i'm shocked by this headline that elon musk is now getting sued. >> especially after he said on twitter isn't this guy going to sue me. where is in so vernon who helped with the rescue of the trap soccer team is suing elon musk for defamation for suggesting he was a pedophile in a tweet musk referred to as a, quote, guy he deleted the tweet and apologized musk made similar accusation ises to buzz feed and now seeking more than 75,000 dollars

in compensatory damages and unspecified amount a of punitive damages. >> let's talk about another one of the companies spacex they are now saying to one brave, rich, soul if you don't look it here on planet earth we're going to sending you somewhere else. >> that is right spacex first moon tourist will be -- a japanese billionaire mazo blast off from earth in 2023 and circle around moon and return back. here is what he said about the journey. >> for me this product is very meaningful. everything -- i have loved the moon. i want to share these experience and see as many people as people. so that is why i choose to go to the moon. >> mazo would invite six to eight artists to participate in this lunar voyage to inspire

their work no price tag disclosed for the ride. you remember last year, he purchased that basket painting -- in the news remember at an it sold for a lot of money. back in the news again. >> good for him i can't wait to watch him go and comfortably watching that from my television here on earth -- but it is exciting. tracee great to have you back. thank you. >> the 70th prime time emmy awards living up to the hype. wasting no time getting political -- host colin and michael shay pulling no pouches in their opening speech. >> the only people, with only white people that thank gee jesus are republicans and ex-crack heads. >> first emmys held in 1949 thing were with very different back then and we all agreed that senate subsidies were bad. >> but as for the winner it was a big night for three companies for the first time ever netflix and hbo tied for most awards.

?aing up 23 wins each. notably "game of thrones" best drama series. >> amy dison marvelous and won big with a 5 awards overall. who could forget this awesome moment? you wonder why i don't to call you my girlfriend? because i want to call you my wife. >> are you kidding me when director of the oscars proposed to his girlfriend on stage during acceptance speech. >> social media loved that moment. i have to say emmys is looking more like an s&l skit and not sure if i'm loving. i don't know. a lot of criticism about that broadcast. we have a lot more coming up this morning. secret documents set to be declassified. >> this laughable that they're saying this is going to endanger national security. this is really full transparency for the american people for two years.

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a perspective they have tax breaks in excess and it is not every company is some getting hit by tariff tax some are not but in general you're talking about 100 billion net tax break to this country, and then maybe 20 billion for a certain am of months is 10% on 2 billion trade bounce. out of china where this may go months ahead if this doesn't -- it is still not going to exceed that so until these tariffs spread across the whole world with and start taxing out of germany i don't see it as a huge drag on u.s. stocks doesn't mean it is a positive. but it's just not the negative people expect it to be economist and everybody who has been fear mongering it. >> but you make a great point there that there are things that are counterbalancing effect of tariffs but yeah business up gross century groups have been vocal in their opposition to this. in fact many retailers are saying that this will be a tax on the american consumer. yet apple got off the hook as

you saw. they did remove about 300 items in smaflt watches and components actually pulled out of announcement is the the president playing favorites here? >> it doesn't look like they're trying to minimize impact on stuff people like more or like inputs but trying it make it like a value added tax to hide it on inputs of other products so you don't see a sales tax on your high ticket good. that's beginning to eventually change in the work and you're going to see price of all of this stuff coming out of china go up. there's no way with arranged that. you know, i just again, i think it is putting the heat look this tax -- you know what you see from stories coming out of this book an everything is that trump wanted to raise accident tays it offset cost elsewhere of tax cuts. nobody will let him do it in the party. this is the only feasible tax firm -- >> before i let you go i want you to listen to larry kudlow and maybe they have a different task than the president does. listen real quick. >> we are ready to negotiate and

talk with china any time that they are ready for serious and substantive negotiations towards free trade to reduce tariffs and nontariff -- to open markets, to allow the most competitive economy in the world hours to export more and more goods and services to china. >> johannes your reaction. >> i always feel like he doesn't truly believe what he's doing on this because piffle like he thinks that this is crazy but yet -- in the end of the day i think at this point if we can keep the heat just on china, and it doesn't become us versus everybody, we could at least not lose in this war with -- that's important. >> thanks for being here. appreciate it, sir. >> well still ahead south and north korean leaders riding streets together. will it help end the denuclearization deadlock with the united states?

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documents would include text messages, documents and interviews portraying are to key players including former fbi director james comey and former agent peter strzok and bruce other. three day summit between south korean president and north korean leader kim jong-un and met with hugs and hand shake on tarmac before riding together in an open top car. as you can see them waving to thousands of onlookers there on the streets. well the the specifics of this meeting are unclear. south korean officials say talks of furthering denuclearization and improving relations with washington are certainly on the agenda. and get this, more than 75,000 people lost power in new orleans yesterday. thanks to one curious cat that climbed into a utility substation according to energy new orleans, the cat caused a flash when it touched the high voltage equipment knocking out the the power for several hours for thousands of people. the power was eventually

restored but sadly cheryl the cat did not survive. >> i was afraid of that. i didn't want to hear that. all right. well we have plenty more coming up for you this morning. capitol hill is gearing up for a supreme court showdown. >> i want him to go in at the absolute highest level, and i think to do that, you have to go through this if it takes a little delay it will take a little delay. will judge brett kavanaugh keep him off the bench? and what problems for movie path? will company be able to stop from diving off a cliff and not a movie with that one. taking a look at futures yep seeing green afters are despite new tariffs against china. dow 55 and up and nasdaq up 3.25. you're watching fbn:am. (guard) i've seen things i shouldn't have.

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>> it will be a lot of money coming into the coughers of the united states of america. a lot of money coming in. >> indeed the president slaying tariffs on 200 billion dollars worth of chinese goods like handbags baseball gloves and chandelier. china vowing to retaliate. ahead of the announcement dow lost 92 points and nasdaq fell sharp 114 yesterday. tick a look at this sold off on news now you have green arrows dow up 56. s&p up 5.5. nasdaq up 21.5. songs in europe trading a the this the hour all up, so london gaining 11 points and dax gaining 53. stocks in asia froze up 1.5. shanghai up 2%. >> coca-cola considering a healthy new drink. infused with pot, fbn:am

continues right now. lauren: good morning to you it is tuesday i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning everybody i'm cheryl casone. coming up on 5:30 in the morning bright and early and we have news breaking very early this morning. lauren: that is china vowing to retaliate now that president trump has announced tariffs additional of chinese goods threatening even more. will this be a shock to the economy and anthony chen is chief economist at chase and joins us now. what do you make of thawfl, angt anthony. >> darkest before the dun and you can see reaction of financial markets encouraging when you look at what happens to chinese equity markets overnight, shanghai equity market going up by 1.8 pblght and even our futures here in the

the united states a little -- a little higher. so i'm homing that the cause, the talk appears to dim that, in fact, it will encourage negotiations on beth sides and hopefully able to get through this. >> and investors hoping for negotiations and different trade arrangements exceptions things like that but some companies who have a feel for the economy, like fedex -- not missing their words and how they feel about these tariffs. this is what fred smith of fedex says history is very, very clear that countries that pursue most open markets are ones that prosper the most and ones who citizens income increases the most. mercantilism does not work they're against. they've got that on the consumer and on the the economy. >> i think everybody is against a trade war. i don't know anyone that's in favor of it. i think that the president has made it clear that the goal is to move towards lower not higher tariffs. this is a negotiation tactic and

hope and expectation is that, at the end of the day, tariffs will be lower than before this trade began. >> national retail federation is coming out against this as well saying look we're coming into holiday season this is where so many businesses do a chunk of their overall revenue. are you concerned about businesses and how holiday could be affected here if prices were higher for consumers? >> there's no question that during the period that we have this trade tensions that economic growth will be impacted for example in china we know that direct impact will be four tenth of a production and indirect effect in terms of confidence could add three tenths of one percent but tben both countries are doing all right. even china they still have maintained that they're beginning to continue to try to stay close to their growth targets of 6.5%. chinese if you look at the --

relative to where it was -- at the peak this year, the chinese is down 10%. which ironically is pretty close to what the the tariffs are, and here in the united states, of course, the economy is growing gang busters. we had more than 4% growth in the second quarter, and i think that you're going to get something similar. but both countries are negotiating hopefully we'll get a positive resolution. >> unintended consequence of all of this would be china beefing up their manufacturing sector and their ability to produce high items we have to leave it there but we thank you for your perspective there. top story this morning, next monday going to be remarkable moment on capitol hill that is when supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and accuser christine ford will appear before a senate committee to address accusations he sexually assaulted her in 1980s and drama leading up to event and grueling for both. let's bring in attorney david

bruno good morning. >> obviously this is a legal case but also a political case. senator lindsey graham he talked what about he expects to happen, and kind of the why behind it. i want to hear when he said. >> this case could not before court because it is too old. no lawyer would bring it as a civil suit because it has too hard to prove. the question for the senate is there really enough evidence here given the nature of the allegation how old it is and uncertain nature of to deny this man who lived incredible life a promotion of the supreme court -- >> all about timing david what do you say? >> sure, i mean like senator says this is like the wild, wild west of legal procedure here. it is not criminal and it is not civil because of the statute of limitations has run there's no procedure or burden of proof it would be proof beyond a reasonable doubt but there's nothing like this here and it

come down to credibility. timing it is important. right, well less than 50 days from an election. this person has not come forward before. although there have been many opportunities to do so. he had a prier kinches hearing at the appeals court. he also sat as a staff secretary right there was many time to come forward. questions. >> do you think they're going to call character witnesses with a lot of those? >> well, i mean the crux of the credibility question comes down to two individuals. i think both sides will be attempting to corroborate and -- bring forth character witnesses to support each fern. but like i said no procedure as to what needs to be proven and whatnot. margins are so small here this is high stakes. no question with about it. >> how do you think this event in nation history will be different from anita hill clarence thomas hearings? >> well, i mean we're in a social media age. everyone is going to see this.

they're going to be streaming it. this is also a very different climate when it comes to the me too movement. so i think that senators are much more careful questioning this particular victim. and that's how i think it is different it's the social media aspect, and me too movement. >> david you know it is to watch, obviously, there's going to be several days of this. when do you think question get a vote real quick? >> supposed to get a vote on thursday. hearings are monday. i would think that republicans want this to go to a vote before the master's degree term. >> yeah. well we shall see. it is going to be explosive next week. thank you very much. >> pleasure as always. >> apple releasing a new software that will make you feel like you have a brand new iphone. >> i'll take it tracee carrasco has that story and other headlineses making news. good morning. >> iphone may run just as new with the ios12 update and won't

have to pay for a new device and do not disturb feature which quiets notifications also a bedtime feature to hide all of your overnight notifications until the morning. apple also made a really big deal about that screen time it is the new feature tracking how much time you spend apps and on your phone in addition siri got a major update so all of those involved with the ios12. movie pass is trying to stay is afloat now what? >> that is right movie pass once again looking for a lifeline, a reverse dock foot in a regulatory filing parent company will undergo a massive reverse of one to 500 next month this is the second reverse split in less than three months company will hold a shareholder volt on october 18th. >> when i think of -- marijuana, i think of being mellow and when i think of coke i think of caffeine but they go

together somehow. >> coca-cola considering getting into the growing market for cannabis infused drinks? coke said in a statement monday that it is, quote, closely watching the growth of cbd that's the chemical in marijuana. believed to relieve pain and anxiety this comes a month after constellation brands maker of corona beer announced investing an additional $4 billion in the canadian company in cannabis company canopy growth this was all reported by bloomberg they said coca-cola was in talks with aurora, sparking the conversation. prvelings both coke and pepsi trying to expand their beverage business because it's been lagging because people don't want high calorie high sugar drink anymore. tracee thank you very much. >> thank you. well coming up former secretary of state john kerry slams for his shadow diplomacy with iran. but now he could be in actual trouble we'll tell you about that back the in the news again

folks. [inaudible conversations] >> what? roseanne barr revealing how her character will be written out of the connor show. despite the tariffs in effect 200 billion of chinese imports china vowing retaliation, dow up 50 in the the premarket nasdaq up 20.

>> welcome back let's get you caught on on what's happening despite the 200 billion dollars in new tariffs on chinese goods dow up 46 in the premarket. s&p up 4.5. nays tack up 19 and three quarters. russian spy plane shut down by syrian government. russia military claims disappeared from radar with 14 people onboard. as it was returning from an air base near the syrian city. now there's a search and rescue mission underway russia a key backer of bashar al-assad blaming israeli military with what is connecting air raids in the area and gave too little warning for plane to get out of the way. well florida senator marco rubio wants justice department to, in fact, forger secretary of state john kerry and may have violated federal law by meeting with iranian foreign minister a move already blasted by top trump administration officials.

the logan act prohibits unauthorized personnel from negotiating with a foreign government that is in dispute with the united states. senate republicans and democrats joining forces to pass legislation aimed at fighting ownership i did crisis by a vote of one and prevention and treatment cracking down on imported drugs and research efforts that bill, though, not in time save character on abc spinoff conners, however, barr told the youtube program that her character will be killed off and she said how? >> oh, they killed her. they killed her. yep, they have opioid overdose. barr is not happy with her character fate and disrespectful to fans who is loved that family on original series and lauren that's what's happening. j republican leaders working to expand new tax law by making

permanent individual tax cuts now said to expire in 2026 but move is undercut by election pressures facing high level lawmakers from high tax states where residents are hit by limits on state and local tax deductions. watch. congress man will vote against extending tax cuts if they also extend state and local tax cap. congress voted one year ago to place a 10,000 limit on so-called salt deductions hitting area where average deduction is often doubled. it is making messaging difficult. particularly in new jersey 11 congressional district. >> i'm jay weber i'm a conservative. a patriot, state assemblyman is in a tight race against democrat mikey cheryl for 12 term retiring congressman rodney seat argue aing that tax cuts are saving the average family of four 6,000 dollars regardless of the salt cap. >> doubling of the standard deduction and child tax credit

and 20% pastor deduction for small business owners all of these things combined to benefit or district more than any other district in the state of new jersey. >> voters might disagree a june poll finds almost 4 and ten expected their taxes to go up. fox news now labels new jersey 11 lean democratic. and port south new jersey district is labeled likely democrat red since congressman frank was elected back in 1995. he is now retiring. let's discuss is the gop pollster and strategist justin you heard the piece good to see you. good morning. my question for you is republicanning messaging tax cuts, tax cuts 2.0 the right way? >> yeah. when it comes to salt it is a difficult question because i really haven't seen much research about salt and i haven't seen any attack ads come out on it. it is challenging because it just so complex sounds like a -- a cop out on my part but it is a tough thing to message because reality is some folks do a

little bit better and some folks do a little bit worse. now in this case, is the piece mentioned -- both of the republican candidates in those districts have embraced tax cuts and salt and saying that on net they've delivered more value to voters, and on opposite side democratic candidates said o.c. as you would expect exactly the opposite. it is a tough issue. >> influential states big states with large populations are effected. largely by, by salt, right? so it is interesting that you have in december you have 12 republicans vote against the tax cuts because their seats were in jeopardy. so how does this play out? for republicans -- do you need to fine tune their messaging? >> yeah i think definitely. i don't think the message is well baked at this point and again i think a lot of that has to do with research i don't think a lot has been invested in that. if you look at new jersey races, they're in a tough spot the analysis that certainly is accurate about likely versus

lean democratic in the seats both of those seats there are more democratic voters that showed up in primaries than republican voters so it might be an opportunity to find some way of messaging that is effective. i just don't see anything right now that is making a meaningful impact. good news is either in a negative aspect or positive aspect. neither really are driving the story here. >> there's energy on the left. but how do democrats nationally go against tax cuts if they're made permanent i understand that will be hard to pass in the senate but how do you go against tax cuts if last year you oh the are for the rich and corporations. so everyone else it will expire but now many lawmakers republican lawmakers want to make the individual cuts permanent. how do you go against that if you're a democrat ?fnlg >> that's hard because we're past the tax season and people are seen reality of the tax cuts that they are better off a

largely with small exceptions here and there. but most working full are better off because of that. so this -- meme of the tax cuts being the space of the top 1%, it just hasn't been shown to be true. so experience has shown differently i think it is going to be very, very tiflt to run against tax cuts. >> justin, thank you very much for your time this morning. we appreciate you. >> thank you. all right coming up, there was some serious tackling on and off the fold and "monday night football" bears pummeled a big seattle sea hawks star and that's irony of the cleveland browns give their kicker the boot. taking a look at futures this morning despite the tariffs announce on china, dow up 43 s&p 500 up 4.25. nasdaq up 18 you're watching fbn:am. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95.

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>> and welcome back you know, with life can be really hard for nfl kickers, yeah it can be. >> jared max is here with with sports. why so hard? >> hard to be a fan of the team whose kicker lost their team wins on sunday. so yiewrm critical kicks missed sunday field goal extra point and get it that in a moment. matt looking for his first victory in the nfl. last night, the bears taking to closet sea hawks rustle wilson sacks six times but first pick six thrown by wilson in with the chicago touchdown, the bears send sea hawks 0-2 winning 24-17. by the way 11 days after michael pleaded guilty to insider trading charges.

he'll be sentenced in january. he was sited by sea hawks start last night came up with a sack and started in place of one handed griffin. cleveland brown had a big hand yesterday and traded josh gordon to patriots but they make move with with their kickers. gonzalez miss two extra field points cost brown fans from celebrating win for first time since two christmas eves ago and team got a new kicker undrafted rookie greg joseph good luck he made under 70% of field goals last year. atlantic and didn't get dolphin job. better news or news for the minnesota vikings after daniel carlson missed e three field goals could have beats p beaten green bay pack rs coach said decision easy to cut and minnesota fans next kicker listen dan bailey long time bailey second in league history, and nine months since carson went away with a torn acl.

wins coming back eagles will start him sunday against the indianapolis colts. and we have a really night derision race from nl west last night. rockies took the fold and let half game behind. dzhokhar peterson went deep and 8-0 and wheel come off. so when a player hits a single, double, home run in the same game we call it a cycle but what do you call it when a player hits a cycle in same season twice how about a bicycle or a bicycle? kristin of the brewers third player to ride the bicycle twice in one season and first to do it against one team twice. brewer's took off training wheels in a 8-0 win over reds and they two and a half from front of the first place cubs. a lot going on. before you know it the baseball playoffs are here. >> thank you very much. and you can catch jared sports reports on fox news headlines

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