the inappropriate behavior that has happened at the f.b.i. and d.o.j. >> lou: thank you. good night from new york. see you tomorrow. >> now i promise you this maria tomorrow morning on maria in the morning you'll have some news one way or another that will be big in perhaps market moving. >> market moving indeed. trump administration and canada strike a last minute deal on trade and investors are applaud that move. big time u.s. investor looking at potential records for major averages today dow is up 210 points. and taking a look at stockses starting the fourth quarter doing well today after we saw a big gain in the third quarter, the the dow jumped 9% in the third quarter. the s&p gained a little more than 7%. >> in europe stocks did open higher as well and you can see they're all up and in germany gaining three quarts of one

percent. asia slow if a holiday in japan nikkei up a half a percent overnight. tesla sharing surge he will remain ceo, but mark disuk orburg and facebook they're in the hot seat over another massive data breach. fbn:am starts right now. >> and it is 5:01 a.m. here in new york and it is monday and good morning everybody. i'm cheryl casone. >> monday october first. i was just -- october first. i pause as i thought it is october. but i forgot which -- this is what happens when you go on vacation for a week but you forget. >> you with look well rested. welcome back. j i didn't misanything last week. >> easy breezy week cheryl. >> well the news breaking again over this weekend and breaking news this morning is the united

states. and canada they have reached a last-minute trade deal and a joint statement trade representative robert and canadian foreign affairs minister said that agreement will, quote, strengthen the middle class and create good well-paying jobs and new opportunities for the nearly half million people who call north america home. >> the dole allows canada to join in agreement reached in august between the u.s. and mexico. white house trade policy director peter on sunday morning futures. >> we want to restore north america as manufacturing power house by reclaiming the supply chain. there's also a modernization component that brings in things protection for digital i.p. pharma and things like that. new deal called united states mexico canada agreement or u.s. mta replaces the 24-year-old nafta. >> well, investors are getting their first chance to react to ceo elon musk settlement with

the fcc. sending tesla shares up about well up 15% in the premarket right now on tesla. this is a big recovery from friday. stock actually fell 14% on news that fec ftion suing muck. now deal was actually announced over the weekend now saturday to cost musk, though, the role of chairman tesla board for three years. 40 million in penalties. all of this, of course, stemming from that tweet he sent out in early august saying he had financing to take tesla private or for 420 declares a share but he didn't. >> calling that the 40 million tweet because that's how much it cost them. musk bullish on company after the settlement. this is e-mail you're looking at that he sent to the weekend. one more day of going superhard core and victory is hour and achieving profitability so trying to get cars out as many as they could before end of the quarter. tesla troubles are nots over. we're going it discuss is risks ahead to the company a little

bit later in the show. >> stockses still good in premarket that's the big jump for them. well there's no letup in the fight over supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. an agreement to investigate sexual assault allegations against him has now sparked controversy over the scope of the probe. democrats are charging that president trump and republicans are putting stretch limits on the fbi probe. but white house press secretary sarah sanders says white house is not involved. >> the white house isn't intervening or micromanaging the process but it is a senate process that has been from the beginning and we're letting senate to continue to dictate what it looks like. jeff flake of arizona prompted investigation by threatening to withhold vote to confirm judge kavanaugh he says the fbi will go where the lead take them. >> the fbi during an investigation will ask questions that maybe will prompt things or that there's i think dr. ford

mentioned there was somebody that she couldn't remember the name of -- possible that one of the other it is they interview say well no this was the name. and it will lead to additional interviews. >> meanwhile former fbi director james comey criticizing team frame of the fbi's investigation. he wrote a "new york times" op-ed idiotic to put a shot clock on fbi he did say, however, a week long probe into what actually happened 35 years ago is better than no probe at all. >> facebook could be facing massive fine from the european union and we say good mocked morning to tracee carrasco she joins us with that story and the other headlines making news so facebook in trouble here, tracee. >> that's right good morning facebook accounts of 50 million users have been compromised. facebook says that hackers exploited vulnerabilities in view as and uploader feature that allow them to take over users accounts that is unclear how much personal information was compromised but now a

european union privacy watch dog could find pouk as much as 1.63 billion because of the break if regulator find company violated block strict new privacy law. >> what's this new california bill on women in high roles in the work place? >> yeah california govan jerry brown signed a bill mandating that all publicly traded companies with head quarters in the state have to have at least one woman on their board by the end of next year according to the new law by 2021 companies with at least five directors would need to have two or three female directors depending on the size of the board. those that do not will have to pay a fine. >> they've been talking about that for a while. here we go. okay. box office, the big weekend who won? >> kevin hart comedy came in number one with this weekend. >> i can see being a stockbroker like me. get me a job. i wish i could. boss won't let me hire a

dropout. dropped out of harvard you dropped out of piedmont high. closely behind it. the animated film small foot with 23 million dollars, in thirds place last weekend number one, the house with the clock in its the walls 12.5 million rowpgding out top five a simple favor and the nun. >> all right tracee, thank you. >> thank you. >> all right well let's tell you what market is doing again this morning. we're seeing stocks market futures soar after the u.s. and canada announce a trade agreement. group president gary smith joins us now to discuss why the dow is up 200 poingts in response to the trade deal. good to see you. good morning. >> good morning lauren. you can say you know uncertainty has been lifted but i want to ask you, i want to challenge you did investors really think we weren't going to get a deal with canada? >> no, they did not. but you know sometimes the markets are a little crazy

they're saying that oh, yeah, yeah there's going to be a deal this is going to be -- ting they're labeling nafta 2.0 that is going to happen. and yet people tengd to be on the sidelines a little bit even though they kind of talk a good game now that there is a relief, it looks like there's going to be relief people are saying my gosh, the economy is really going to do better than even we gave it credit for it is time to restart buying stocks again, and obviously, the the futures are going crazy this morning. >> the s&p 500, the broader market is about a half a percent from an all-time closing high so this could be -- a record-breaking day, and you could say it is because of canada getting in the new nafta with the u.s. and mexico. but does it lay ground work or at least make investors think hey if -- if the president's policies and its tactics get a deal with canada and mexico can he do the same with china gary? >> yeah, absolutely. i think there's two parts of

that, lauren. the the part is kind of the headlines trade deal gets done, and everyone starts to buy. i even noticed amazon which should barely be affected by this is up in the premarket trading. but then you get to the second part of the story. first of all this has to go under review ting takes 60 dayses the president has to -- and then it is voted on by congress. that might not even be until 2019. so if you ask me for the details on this, i would say i don't -- you know details aren't out there just headlines. trade deal gets done. we're not even going to know what the trade deal is until maybe -- like six months a year from now. so people are really kind of buying on the the news now. i think, though, back to your point, it shows that trump's approach can work that's the important take away right now. >> annoyed that hong kong and shanghai are closed today gary because then we would see how this deal is impacting the asian markets and their confidence

about u.s. china deal. we have leave it there. we appreciate you, good morning. >> thanks, lauren. well we have a lot more coming up this morning, elon musk may have settled with the fe krerks but there's still potentially more trouble ahead for tesla. >> you need to have great product -- production leadership to take it to the next level. and they have not found that yet. >> can tesla find a new chairman to solve its production problems and proof to turn a profit after years of cash burning and will facebook worst with security breach ever now give congress the ammo that it needs to regulate the tech and talk about that. taking a look at futures on the heels of the breaking news that canada and united states and mexico have a trade dole and premarket up 3 and quarter and nasdaq up. you're watching fbn:am. insurance that won't replace

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>> all right well now that tesla ceo elon musk settinged fraud charges the question is what is next electronic car company and tesla not the only company in trouble with regulators right now facebook facing billion for a data breach and bring in tim. good morning. >> good morning. let's go back to tesla for a

second here really good journal that point out if there's a new chairman in charge and there will be it is somebody from the outside and that there's precedent from gm and ford when they ran into trouble they brought in somebody from the outside fresh eyes, new game plan new strategy do you think tesla is going to take that route? >> it's hard to say. the board is really stacked with a lot of elon musk supporters , the long time people that have been there through the thick and thin with him. but when i talk to investors they're saying hey really sending a message if there's a strong outsider put on the board as chairman. >> all right let's talk about stock is up in premarket up almost 16% at this point that fell big on friday. but it seems to me that elon musk is going to have a lot of power in this company. despite what he's just been through the settlement with the fec does that surprise you at all that they wield so much power and a good thing for investors? >> a lot of ways settlement is a

big thing for him he's ceo largest shareholder and really the -- the excitement for investors right and you know the reason are that stock is -- skyrocketing is the he's not getting kicked out there was a lot of concern friday with a suggestion that he might get ousted. the stock plunged he's in a lot of ways the the premium for tesla. if you look at the fundamentals of the automaker it, you know, they're not making money. they're selling a fraction of what large per automakers are doing. but it's this belief in what elon can do for future of personal transportation that is driving that stock. >> a lot of faith in somebody that because of one tweet got fined 40 million dollars but let's move on to facebook. because facebook, obviously, one of the most best performing sthoox we've seen in the last five years in particular. that stock is now dealing with this new data breech and they're now facing trouble. do you think that they can, you know, regain not only consumer trust, but also investor trust the stock is down in the prep

market we should say. >> well, this just another blow to them. a really bad year for facebook. you know just one hit after the another you remember cambridge analytica regarding consumer data, getting out that way now this breach the the ftc one of the commissioners tweeting they want more information and now regulators in europe saying hey we want to see more. there's questions about, you know, how much information and how quickly did they release that to those regulators in europe last week. >> i think that's a fair you know criticism after a cambridge analytica, of course, that was a scandal that really questioned not only this is where mark zuckerberg ended up in washington, you know, facing congress and the d.c. an still that question out there is are these companies like facebook and facing more regulation. that's drag on the stocks we should say last month is that sell a worry, though? >> there's definitely that

concern. facebook moving quickly upon, you know, last week trying to get the information out saying they're looking into it trying to explore it. they don't believe these hackers used a -- this technique to access personal messages and that sort of thing but they have to not know at this point. >> really quick i want to ask you overall in general we've seen a lot of technology sector has been strong but if you think it can continue in general what are stocks saying in particular? >> well there's still a lot of excitement look at tesla up dramatically and apple heading into you know one of the bigger periods for them with a new iphone that's always going to have a lot of excitement. you know, there's -- still a little bit still a lot of excitement here. >> all right tim great to have you on the show love to have you back if you don't mind getting up to be on at 2:00 in the morning your time. >> i never sleep. [laughter] >> he hasn't gone to sleep yet. >> i respect that tim great job.

thank you, sir. still ahead everybody, a big win for president trump as canada agrees to a new trade deal with the u.s. and mexico. does this prove trump's negotiating is working? is china? next. and rapper kanye west define a culture at "saturday night live" by going on an epic rant. ♪ >> they backstage say don't go out there with a hat on. >> didn't end there. kanye he's actually doubling down on his message to bully democrats. and tim higgins said the party can't continue there's new room left in the rally -- there is on the first day of the fourth quarter dow up 200, s&p up 17, nasdaq up 60 in the premarket. you're watching fbn:am. ♪

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good monday morning thanks for waving let's get you caught up on what's happening right now. a nice day maybe a record setting dare the markets taking a look at futures dow jumping 195 points s&p up 17 nasdaq up 59. well hundreds of earthquake an tsunami victims being laid to rest in indonesia today crews are digging giant mass grief as authorities call for immediate burial or health and religious concerns. at least 840 people are dead. hundreds injured after an earthquake triggered a ten foot ?awmed devastating two cities. official say total number of deaths could rise into the thousands. and iran is launching several deadly missiles into syria overnight. it seen as retaliation for attack on iranian military parade last week.

which led to at least 24 people dead. iranian state tv claims missiles carried words death to america, death to israel, and death to saudi arabia on them. and over the weekend, president trump wasted nod time in slamming s s&l for brutal protrayal of the ford and kavanaugh hearing but rapper praising kanye west after his politically charged performance. ♪ they bully me and say don't go out with that hat on. how can trump be racist? if i'm talking about racism -- [inaudible conversations] >> well the president tweeting like many i don't watch "saturday night live" even though i past hosted it no talent or charm just a ad. word is kanye west who put on a mega hat after the show despite being told no was great leading the charge. cheryl that's what's happening

now. >> they can't have a conversation at the s&l democrats got what they wanted as feds begin their 7th investigation and a judge brett kavanaugh -- are call for investigation of their own. >> the democrats have turned the advising con sent process into a search and destroy mission. time feinstein and her staff is going to face the investigation for why they leaked that. all of this could have been done discreetly. so will someone will held accountable for that? we're going to have the latest on supreme court showdown and if you are headed to disney land any time soon, make sure you wear really comfortable shoes. the park's latest changes that are angrying visitors looking at futures this morning on the heels of that breaking news yesterday. we have a deal with mexico and canada. right now the dow 196 and premarket s&p up 17 nasdaq up 59 and a quarter. you're watching fbn:am.

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>> i promise you this maria tomorrow morning on maria in the morning you'll have some news one way or big in perhaps market moving. we've got news and it is market moving u.s. investors looking at potential records for major averages today. and taking a look at futures right now, moving higher on news of a trade break through that dow up 200 s&p up 17.5. nasdaq up nearly 60 point. today is first day of the fourth quarter we saw tremendous gains in the third quarter, dow jumped 9% nasdaq jumped 7% and s&p 500 jumped 7% best quarters since 2003. >> yeah, an in europe stocks opening their new quarter to the the upside every major average in europe is higher this morning. >> and in asia chinese stocks

and -- hong kong stocks closed for a holiday in japan nikkei up half a percent overnight. e other big story this morning, elon musk has cut a deal to remain as ceo of tesla. but more legal problem ares and investor lawsuits, derail the party. fbn:am continues right now. we are coming up on 5:30 a.m. here and it is monday. it is october first. good morning i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning everybody hope you had a wonderful weekend at it today i'm lauren simonetti. welcome back. cheryl: great to be back everybody, and coming back to some good news with stock market futures numbers soaring this morning. after the u.s. and canada reached a trade deal. just before that midnight deadline this allows canada to say in a free trade packed with united states and mexico let's

bring in right now martin, senior managing director head over time products at the new bean investors. martin, good morning. >> good morning how are you doing? >> let's first start what we're seeing on market big kickoff to last quarter of the year with the news of the trade deal does this setting to you that stocks have a lot further to run? >> it is very, very positive for u.s. stocks you know, the canada is a very, very important market. i think we did 340 billion of sells to last year. two times that of china so i think it is very bullish for u.s. stocks. >> this is, of course, a big story when it comes to the automobile market. this does mean that more automobiles are going to be made with u.s. labor. u.s.ing workers are making more auto but at the same time there could be an added cost to the consumer at the end of the day we don't know what automakers will do but this could raise up certainly the profits for ford or for your gm but is this a consumer issue? >> we'll have to wait to see.

one important thing that was missed out from trade deal were a -- that bill hasn't been resolved and we have to see how the north american supply chains or these automakers are going to be affected by the new deal. >> what about china? we still are in negotiations with the chinese. but it seems that china actually is becoming weak or player at the bargaining table with the united states considering that exports to the united states are a bigger part of their economy that are exforts to china are. do you think that actually gives the united states an advantage and does this really that president tactics and negotiating tactics are working? we now have a deal with canada and mexico could we strike a deal with china? >> well we have a deal with mexico in canada. that's not different from the deal we had before really the proof is putting what we're able to negotiate with china long-term. but certainly it is keeping things very, very interesting on trade front. >> are you bullish that we're going to get a trades deal with

china. >> i think we'll work something out and trade between u.s. is important for us to fall apart so i think that two countries can find common ground to come together. >> general pictures as we start the fourth quarter you know if you look at the third quarter result ares for pretty darn strong you have for the third quarter, dow actually gaining about 9%. you the the s&p and nasdaq both gaining 7% if n change strong performance considering news that we have out there whether it was worries about china. worries about -- nafta even our trade agreements with europe which are ?il question doesn't this tell you that all of this trade talk is a side bar to what is a strong stock market? >> we have in quarter three i think strongest since 2013. so that's something that is positive for us. q fall looks really good as well with u.s. stocks, some emerging stocks as well so ting things are looking pretty good into the end of the year. >> bullish or markets

interesting i like that. martin great to have you on the the show. sir, thank you. >> thank you. >> let's move on to tesla here company may have settled charges with fec but troubles far from over. still faces share holder lawsuits, and a department of justice investigation let's bring in attorney david bruno to discuss, david good morning. >> good morning, lauren. lauren: i want to know where elon musk had a change of heart because the fe krerks presented a deal last week and elon said no -- no thank you. the stock plunged and then over the weekend he said oak. and terms of the second deal if you will were kind of worse than the first deal. why the change of heart? >> yeah. probably combination between his advice from attorneys and that stock market plunge. right, i mean i think this is a very good deal for hill actually it comes with certain certainty on this fec investigation. you know we've talked about this before. that financing secured same was very, very specific in that tweet. i think it was the problem. it wasn't a publication itself

on twitter because they had previously identified this twitter handle in the documents. but it was that finance secured but tun turns out there was uncertainty there with legal problems and this settlement actually closes a door. >> right in 20 million for him is nothing plus 20 million from the company let me ask you with your legal mind how closely end in this situation do you think the fe and department of justice are coordinating and i'm asking because typically it seems to me you wouldn't setting an fec civil case if you knew that department of justice was going to bring down criminal charges. >> yeah in the right are circumstances, there would be parallel investigations as we have here. there have been reports that there's an ongoing department of justice investigation. i think what's important with the settlement is that he's not admitting gilt right he's agreeing to this sanctions. he's agreeing to the payments, but he's not, and i think that's smart. if there's a ongoing dpght of

justice investigation. however, as an attorney, one would think that the attorney would know what's going on on both areas. you would be very concerned about the fe krerks settlement if you do not know about the department of justice investigation. >> maybe, the stock sup about 16% now in premarket because investors don't think we see criminal charges we don't know. what about -- >> makes sense no this fec investigation is huge. to shut this down it is a great, great news for tesla. >> pretty fast. right, moves pretty quickly. listen, and there's great reporting today. we expect the markets to go up. they're going to be on the wave. right, so they're up -- after hours they're going to be up today. i think this is great for tesla. >> what about shareholder lawsuits? >> always going to be them, and that, that is exposure there's no question about that. especially when we see this settlement. there may be some problems with that, that tweet. and for the people that shorted the stock and are now bringing

shareholders suit they may be in good, good position. >> and company still is not profitable. but they're trying to achieve profitability so all right on horizon but overall you're feeling good about tesla this morning. >> everall good step look at the stock prices. all right david bruno thank you very much. >> unwaivering there we go. [laughter] all right well the justice department and california are clashing over net neutrality. tracee carrasco joins us with more on that and other headlines making news this morning. another clash between the white house and california. >> that's right california governor jerry brown signed a bill reinstating open internet rules in the state the justice department quickly responded with a lawsuit to overturn the law and a statement attorney general jeff sessions said that the federal government not the states should oversee the internet. >> all right. could we finally see google ceo in the hot seat? >> maybe not just that empty seat that we saw at the last hearing but during a closed door

meeting on friday google agreed to testify before the house judiciary committee in november to address concerns over the companies alleged bias against conservatives. has been meeting with both democrats and republicans including house majority leader kevin mccarthy on sunday morning futures yesterday. >> algorithm is written by a person are are they influencing the outcome? and if 90% of all searches go through google, that's a real concern if you try to put your thumb on this scale. you could influence it. google has reportedly repeatedly rather denied accusations of bias. >> all right, well let's talk about disney they don't seem to let people sitting down. not because they want them to go on rise but disneyland has been slowly getting rid of places to sit including some chairs and benches in order to deal with the growing crowds and upcoming opening of its newest land "star

wars" galaxy edge in 2019. disneyland has removed planters and benches in order to make certain thoroughfares easier to navigate we saw this in a report from orange county register they've been doing this kind of quietly. but people starting to notice it. >> here with with a parent -- he -- yeah. you need to sit down to take a break or if you're older. or goodness disabled or -- >> this is a problem. this could be a lawsuit. >> might have a problem. tracee, thank you. we have a lot more coming up everybody. emotions still running high as fbi launches new investigation into brett kavanaugh. >> highly respected -- not one hint of impropriety to try to destroy his life. how will this fbi investigation be any different from the six that have been done and trade is not only success for trump qhab afghanistan? we'll see, but markets are cheering success on trade with

china with canada, and mexico dow up 201 in premarket. nasdaq up 60. you're watching fbn:am.

good morning and welcome back let's get you caught up on what's happening mop if it is the start of the final quarter of the yore and we have a trade deal with canada that is pushing

markets strongly to theup side. dow future jumping 206 point. it has been one year since the gunman opened fire on a las vegas music festival killing 58 people in what has come to be deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. vegas strip will go dark tonight in honor of the victims and self memorials will be held arranged city. one year later, police are still trying to find a motive for the shooting. saudi arabia put brakes on what 200 billion solar project with soft bank a plan announced back in march according to saudi officials krpght is working on a practical strategy to create renewable energy set to be announced later this month. the chief executive of afghanistan alabamala says president trump strategy in the middle east is working and will eventually bring an end to the 1746 year conflict and to an interview with fox news, the the afghan leader praised u.s. for its increased military presence and conditions based approach to

fighting the taliban cheryl that's what's happening now. >> well this morning, the white house continues to defend itself against accusations from democrats that it placed strict limits on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh meanwhile the prosecutor hired by the senate judiciary committee to question christine palacey ford about about her allegations of assault telling the panel she wouldn't have prosecuted the case let's bring in attorney rich. good morning. >> good morning how are you? >> good so late last night we got the text of what rachel mitchell has sent to gop smarts what she's saying she basically saying this is a case that she would have not prosecuted. that most prosecutors qowld not have gone forward with the case basically because it is he said, she said and paraphrase really quick in the legal context bottom line is he said, she said, and the case is even weaker to that because she identified others that were either witnesses or that corroborated a story and those witnesses actually cannot actually back up her story to

get paraphrasing what she sent to gop senators last night. but is that the truth in your opinion if no prosecutor would move forward with this? >> that is true. but that's not the question -- that was -- that report was prepared for the senate for the committee so they could then have some more ammunition not whether or not he committed the act but question is whether he was lying when he made statements to the senate judiciary committee he may or may not have been so there was hard questions asked of him. some of which he answered and some of which he deferred if, in fact, he was not telling the truth about his blacking out about about his excessive drinking, and he sat there and told the committee that it didn't happen. that's a problem. this is not about whether you're prosecuting him for an alleged rape. >> but there's no proof. i mean this is the the problem about with this entire situation. there's no proof. she doesn't have witnesses welcome backing her up and can't remember the date, the location she can't remember how she got home. i mean, you know, and this

happened you know 35 years ago. i think that's like -- this is the the case in front of us and we are going to have an fbi probe this week do you think a week is long enough for the fbi to investigate? >> not long enough. i understand there's a need to be urgent. but bottom line is if republicans really want this done the right way and if there's not smell after the fact. they should allow the fbi to do what they want what they have to do. i agree you don't look into every meal every day of a potential judge appointment of a supreme court justice, however, you do have to do things. you have to actually talk to these people interview poem and interview ramirez there's a woman -- there's a woman who kelsey i forgot her name said she doesn't remember it but she believes ford's account they haven't spoken at all to the woman on -- on the right of your screen swetnick exactly. who makes outrageous allegation but they have to talk to people. they're talking -- >> talking to the first two they

are going to tack to ford even though attorney said she hasn't heard from them but attorneys haven't heard from the committee. but the fbi excuse me but they are going to do this investigation. >> here's the deal if three women come out and make pretty outrageous allegations against him. then they have to do a thorough investigation and might be proven. and maybe he will be nominated but it is in everyone's interest to pass the smell test. right now on cryptonight and if he concludes there's no credible proof other than ford, then let the senate vote. but there's got to be a process. the problem i'm having is republicans are trying to assign me the process. may be apoipghted but let it happen after we go through a process -- >> i don't know, the white house and sarah huckabee sanders i can't say has come out to let the process play itself out. even the president is said to

let the fbi do their job and we have with heard two week ago that it actual investigation maybe ten days max. i mean about, this seems to me five days since they've done this is his 7th investigation into kavanaugh. they've got plenty of information on him and five should be enough, no? >> it depends. witness will be available. i don't know how many other witnesses were there to identify the people. five days may be enough but bottom line is let the fbi come back to the senate so say we have performed our investigation. whether five or eight days or ten days where should there be a -- a time limit on the investigation about the appointment of the future supreme court justice? this is a serious decision. >> also a lot of mr. speakers at play. and signs in particular and calls for her to be investigated as well. me too movement joins politics it is crazy. it is a lot talk about it. rich ross thank you, sir. don't go anywhere we have sports municipal for the first time in

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>> welcome back major league baseball welcomes october like never before, and jerry max here with the exciting details. we welcome you. >> what an exciting day for

major league baseball fans after 162 games two share identical records atop two divisions let's start with nl center drove in 100th rbi of this season. as chicago cubs beat the cardinals yesterday to punish with a record of 95 and 67. so this afternoon, the milwaukee brewer's who have same record these two teams square off in a one gay playoff at wrigley field to get home fold and face winner of tomorrow's wild card game. the loser will be home tomorrow. now the nl west, where colorado rockies became first ever to hit to cycle last schedule day of the season so rockies finish with 91-71. same record as the dodgers. first time ever, two tie breaking games to decide divisional titles in los angeles later this afternoon dodgers host rockies and winner will face braves. lose her play on road in tomorrow's wild card.

wild -- wild week four in nfl. three games went to overtime six were decided under final plays. and sunday night game not one of them but steelers won night straight on sunday night but they never more joe two early touchdowns. baltimore 3-1 with a 24-16 win against the steelers. and so much for ryder cup europeans are celebrating their win over team usa is biannual event hits to water, clinches the win for the europeans 22nd all time loss to ryder cup and it wasn't close. 17.5 to 10.5. become to baseball where it comes to a 24 batting average. khris davis is batting a thousand. you can't make this up. yeah, davis won home run crown with 48 but for the fourth year in a row. he finished with a same batting average 247. after 19 years managerring angels mike is done there won't be a 20th season in anaheim.

pledgets the coach has become -- some of our best friends and i can't tell you -- what mean to us. ambassador to major league baseball angels thanking him for all of his years as service. great times in sports, the baseball to play wrawfs today and then officially start tomorrow. this next week is just going to be a blast. >> well it is still football season so, i mean, you know -- >> we thought, i mean, come on. all football right now. jared thank you very much appreciate it jerry mack you can catch sports reports on fox news headlines, 24/7 siriusxm channel 1150 and mark zuckerberg and facebook paying price in europe for a massive privacy breach. too cold for camping?

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will fall to low high profile of them but basically it says that european commission can slap a fine of -- i think it is 20 million euro or 4% annual turnover whichever is higher unfortunately for facebook therefore high, so 1.6 billion dollar fine sounds like a lot but in grand scheme of thing from facebook perspective it is a relatively small. >> real quick markets like the break through on trade. what do you say? >> yeah. i think it is inevitable that the -- i wouldn't expect it to be frozen out but not what they wanted but at least it preserves some old arrangement even though it is not called that in the future. >> peter thank you very much. as we're looking at u.s. futures again you have the big news, breaking news on sunday, of course, that you do now have a deal between united states,

canada, and mexico. futures looking great this morning. >> yes, they faced a midnight deadline they made it and we're going to say good morning to maria happy monday everyone. thank you for joining us. it's monday, october 1. just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. a done deal. the u.s. and canada reviving that. the trade that you heard first on sunday morning futures. >> we want to restore north america as that manufacturing powerhouse by reclaiming the supply chain. we will do that. as canada comes in. that's great. i promise you this. tomorrow morning you will have some news one way or another that will be big moving forward.

>> we have that news. take a look at the investors reacting. they are pointing to a rally of 200 plus points out of the gate this morning. the markets were a little changed on friday. let's take a look at the action that the dow was up 18 points. is picking up about four points. strong gains across the board. the dow industrial is the top performer. the s&p 500 in the nasdaq up to 7% on the quarter. let's check global markets at this morning and responsible the deal to canada. the european markets are higher across the board. the dax index up three quarters of 1%. japan very strong ek average. hitting a 27 year high. with a gain of one half of 1%. they were closed for holiday as well as in china. the investigate brett cavanaugh. they a