up with these segues. but i look a lot less clever tonight. that's it for us. congressman jim overand and tom fitton our guests. we'll be following up >> the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know, maybe, i don't to get into his mind but it sounded to me like maybe these could have been rogue killers who is knows. >> but did rogue killers murder jamal and saudi arabia will admit he was killed but it was an accident. >> worries about a diplomatic crisis weighs on markets urned world here in the u.s. yesterday, dow fell about 90 point that weighed down tech stocks. >> today getting deluge of earnings and net flick and march

gone stanley and goldman sachs ahead of that taking a look at futures. we are looking to the upside this morning. dow up 71 s&p up nine and three quarters. nasdaq up 39. >> in europe, stocks open higher investors watching earnings and mixed marks in europe and down 15 points. but paris and german markets each higher. >> stocks in asia mixed. nikkei up and a can't percent and shanghai were with down. pnches you own a new honda watch out thieves have a new target and it is not the radio. fbn:am starts right now. ♪ and it is 5:01 a.m. here in new york it is tuesday october 16th good morning everybody. i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning i'm lauren simonetti if it is not the radio what do they want in the honda? >> they want something stay

tuned for that story. we have a lot of breaking news this morning and we're going to start with with what's happening overseas. saudi arabia now reportedly considering admitting that rogge operative killed post columnist jamal during an interrogation at its consulate in a assemble. >> this as mike pompeo is on the ground in scraib to find out what happened. blake burman is at the white house with more. >> a phone call between president trump and saudi arabia's king on monday morning believed to be first between the two since disappearance of the washington post columnist jamal. the president made it clear that the king denies any involvement saying for his son, the crowned prince. president suggested his disappearance could be an operation carried out by rogue actors. the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know i don't to get into his mind but it sounded to me like maybe these could

have been rogue killers who knows. we're going it try to get to the bottom of it very soon. but his was a flat denial. >> president says phone call lasted about 20 minutes. i asked him if he trust or believed the king's denial. >> all i can do is report what he told me and he told me in a firm way they had no knowledge it have. he said it very strongly. >> after the call they sent mike pompeo to saudi arabia it is possible as with that pompeo ends up making his way to turkey he's been missing for last two weeks, ever since he walked into the saudi embassy in turkey on october 2nd back to you. >> more on that in a bit but first results from two investment banks before opening bell. goldman sachs will report a first earnings reports under david earnings per share expected to rise 7% from a year ago with revenue climbing 1%. >> and we're also going to be hearing from morgan stanley and

analyst looking for earnings to rise 15% with revenue climbing nearly 4%. share goldman sachs, of course, a dow component town 16% so far this year. shares morgan stanley down about 17%. maybe that will turn things arktd around for stocks today. >> two three earn sings they're doing better than expected stocks are not climbing. smg interest rates can be good for these guys. j all eyes on netflix today subscriber growth in particular netflix reports third quarter earnings. >> tracee carrasco has those headlines this morning. probably the biggest report -- >> thet flix is hoping that subscription numbers have improved fell short of the projections by one million last quarter. looking for any clues to its upcoming content which is key in keeping ahead of competition. shares of netflix are up over the last 12 months in trading higher. right now in the premarket, fake a look at that on your screen. they fell yesterday.

>> they dean a lot of pressure on that company. as technology sector had fallen during big selloff last week. big one let's talk about google ceo is standing band very divisive decision. >> defending it that's right. ceo supports google's plans to explore a search engine made just for users in china even if that means complying with the country strict internet sensors said google would be still able to deliver results to more than 99% of searches and in some cases deliver more helpful results than users currently get from local search engines. google search project in canada are in china rather sparked backlash from human rights advocates and lawmakers in washington who worry that this could help the repressive regime. >> all right what item have carr car thieves been targets lately? this is a new one i haven't heard this one yet. but according to a report from usa today criminals throughout the country reportedly stealing

air bags. out of fairly new hondas primarily the civic and accord sedan for resale to repair shops or unexpects online customers. police in several big cities like miami, new york, city and in washington, d.c. area noticeddage up tick in recent thefts air bags can sometimes be worth more than 1,000 dollars. >> who knew. interesting. watch with watch out. tracee thank you very much. see you a little bit later on in the show. let's get back to our top story of the morning that saudi arabia now reportedly preparing to admit that washington post columnist jamal was killed during an interrogation we bring in michael santo to kind of unpack all of this. michael thank you for joining us. one important story today. what are the consequences here for saudi arabia? and for the united states and our relationship that the trump administration has been working to improve? >> well, saudi arabia is one of our oldest allies in the middle

east one of the most important. the consequences are quite bad. saudi arabia is important enough in terms of strategic significance that we do probably need to give an out to them but it is a very bad situation because there was a horrific crime committed in the consulate in istanbul. >> we still need to learn facts about what went down either way west is up in arms about this. how do we react to saudi arabia and they're handling of well not alienating them or pushing to form alliance with someone like russia? >> that's exactly right we don't want them to push alliance with russia. that's exactly right but we have to do a balance here. if we let them off a the hook that sends a terrible message to the rest of the world including russia that is waging war against western institutions like the media committing assassination. but another hand we don't want to just throw away the lion at

the spleen even though this was a horrific crime so we need a balance. however, we need to put the saudi government on notice that if this ever happens again, unfortunately that would be end of our alliance because that was horrific this is a murder of a washington post columnist who is actually an american resident. >> out of saudi consulate in turkey and now we have pastor released by turkey how does that change dynamic of the relations we're seeing in the middle east? >> well, you know, erdwa a n is not a reliable ally either and that's exactly what makes situation even more complicated. turkey and saudi arabia for many decades were very, very reliable allies turkey is a member of nato, and erdwa a to a certain extent islamist and saudis more reliable allies so it is coif a

mess. and both alliances are at stake even though they did release a pastor. >> how are are relations against -- >> how likely are sanctions by united states on saudi arabia? how likely are those to happen? >> well, it's actually tricky. some kind of penalty is in order. but we need to appear to be tough rather than weak otherwise we're just going to have the saudis pull more of these games and it is very unfortunate you know saudis paid for desert storm for large extent they have funded many things that have shown them to be reliable allies and supporting our global octave. >> and they've warned of severe consequences if we do impose sanctions and they can always weapon nice oil in response. right michael? >> i'm not certain about that. because they are dependent on oil exports to keep their economy going. obviously, after the war in 1983

they attempt to remember royal to detriment of the united states economy if they pull that again, even though i hate to say this because they are long time allies it could undermine their position of oil industry and today the u.s. is not a large produce of oil so not dependent so that would be a terrible mistake for them if they try their weapon withize oil. >> it is tricky right now this foreign policy deback that will we're in as we try to learn facts of what went town with that journalist. michael thank you for your perpghtive this morning. >> you're very welcome. >> and that story and issue of saudi arabia certainly going to come up we have a programming note for you this manager our own trish reg season going to be sitting down with president trump today. you don't want to miss trish regan prime time 8 p.m. eastern time she did a brand new spot whole lineup in the afternoon looking pretty good right here on fox business. by the way yesterday it was the 11-year anniversary for the fox business network. happy anniversary. >> for your one.

remember i remember we hope lights come on today when network decides to go live, and they worked. [laughter] we've got a lot more coming up -- this morning -- all eyes on netflix tech investors hoping that company can stop the bleeding. >> how are you? [inaudible conversations] >> very different here. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] all right could have disappointment in netflix third quarter earnings bring entire tech sector down? >> yes. >> and elizabeth warren may now have some bad blood with the cheer cherokee nation and looking at futures right now ahead of the big numbers from the banks today, the dow up 66 and premarket s&p up 11. you're watching fbn:am. insurans skyrocket after

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>> welcome back let's get you caught up on what's happening right now hear from banks and netflix after a the dow and see how markets do this afternoon. dow up 16 and premarket right now s&p up 8 and a quarter nasdaq is up 35.5. well, paul allen billionaire co-owner of microsoft died two weeks after announcing return of his cancer. alan founded microsoft back in

1975 with a high school friend bill gates and went on to invest his fortune in numerous fill ant fill paul allen just 65 years old. well the united works union announced to reach a tentative agreement with u.s. steel on new labor contract but could stop the threat of a strike. the new proposal would apply to around 14,000 steel workers across eight states ultimately break a three-year wage freeze. and turkey nations slamming massachusetts senator elizabeth warren after publicly reveals reports are of a dna test approvedded her native american ancestry features results in latest reelection campaign video. >> you know, the president likes to call my mom a liar. what do facts say? >> fact suggest that you absolutely have a native american ancestry.

calling warren efforts inappropriate and wrong, and that is what'ses happening now. >> still ahead will scraib admit today that it play a role in death of a missing journalist? >> the world is watching the world is talking. and this is very important to get to the bottom of it. >> with the world watching, how would the white house deal with a fallout that is one of our top stories this morning, and are you feeling lucky tonight mega millions lottery is now the second biggest jackpot in history. investors are feeling a little bit richer this morning dow up 65 s&p up 9 nasdaq up 38 in the premarket. >> i feel rich. you're wearing green. [laughter] good intentions today. green arrows we'll be right back.

>> well the president and first lady getting a close look at the devastation left by children michael. at least 19 people have been killed with billions of dollars worth of damage. president trump praising recovery efforts and vowing to send federal aid. >> i spoke with rick scott of florida, some of you know that -- and we'll be helping alabama they have to take care of the people. so the devastation is always a problem for me. but we take care of our people. >> later today vice president mike pence is going to be in georgia to survey the damage there. >> well if you thought winter was on its way you're wrong it is already here for some parts of the country. >> that's true meteorologist is

here with a chilly tuesday forecast. good morning janice. >> yes we get the wheelchair maps out meaning what it feels like with the winds and all of that cold air is pushing southward as far south as parts of west texas where it feels like 38 in dallas. 25 is what it feel like in kansas city feels like 22 in denver. single digit windchills yesterday so freeze advisories for parts of the midwest south of the great lakes area in towards the central plains. here's our temperature change you can see where that cold front is now moving over the mississippi river valley and tennessee, ohio valley, and eventually pushing eastward we're bumping up those temperatures a little bit across northern plains. also i want to point out that tail end of this cold front is bringing flooding rainfall over texas to several inches of rain over central texas west texas, also moving into parts of louisiana. so keep that in mind there's a future radar. we with also could see some more snow, some higher elevation snow across the southwest.

and even a little bit of snow wednesday getting into parts of the northeast. stay tuned it is going to be cool. [laughter] we turn the heat on already and now shannon. thank you very much. [laughter] >> we've got a lot more coming up this morning. should tv drug ads be forced to include a price? how big pharma is fighting back against president trump's latest proposal. and can a experimental drug help netflix and other technology socks? >> there's no reason to believe that anything about us can't be changed. ♪ pain can be destroyed. the mind can be solved. [applause] new show on netflix can netflix solve the tech sector with earnings out later today and taking a look at futures get a big day for earnings. dow is up 58 in premarket s&p is up nasdaq up 3-3 and a quarter.

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>> the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know, maybe -- i don't to get into his mind but it sounded to me like maybe these could have been rogue killers. who knows. >> who knows is right did rogue killers murder saudi journalist jamal khashoggi and saudi arabia will admit that he was killed but that was an accident. >> worried about a diplomatic crisis weighing on global markets dow fell 90 point that was way down by technology stocks. >> earnings go lower today ahead of that, futures are up. dow up 55 nasdaq gaining 33. >> and in europe stocks actually

opening higher now the foot seat, though, is a little bit in the red down a quarter percent, though. >> mixed bag nee key gaining one and quarter percent but shanghai composite down. >> out of 100 times kid goes missing they're with a parent or relative. >> what are other time? you said 99 out of 100. what about the other time, the one. >> all eye on netflix earnings coming out after the bell today. shows like stranger things, maybe helping hit the growth forecast we shall see fbn:am continues right now. ♪ >> and we're coming up on 5:30 a.m. here in new york it is tuesday october 16th, good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: we have got breaking news this morning, saudi arabia now reportedly is considering admitting that rogue operatives

killed post columnist jamal khashoggi touring interrogation that went wrong in its consulate in istanbul. mike pompeo is in saudi arabia right now to find out what happened. john hannah is former national security advisor to vice president cheney and senior counts particular at the foundation for defense of democracies, good morning. >> good morning. >>it is a complicated relationsp that we have with saudis in full denial for two weeks that he left the consulate. and now they're starting to backtrack and back pedal the president sending mike pompeo what does that say to you about the president willingness to actually truly impose sanctions on saudi? >> well i think that president is walking as you said a very delicate line here on the one hand you've got to be able to send unmistakable signal to saudis that this kind of absolutely reckless, unacceptable behavior can't continue. that you will not be able to

sustain the u.s. saudi relationship here at -- in the united states. the port for the saudi it is has absolutely collapsed in congress. he's got a couple of people in the white house that are trying to keep this relationship alive, and i think that the saudis have got to realize they're really treading on thin ice here. >> sounds like they may be are and they have their critics out there as president. i want to listen to what senator marco rubio had so say about faragely disgusting, you know, details we're getting about what potentially happen to him and how we should respond. listen to mr. rubio. >> the fact he was lured into a diplomatic facility murdered and his body chopped up that they sent a group of people to carry this out. that would be an outrage atrocity, and that would be a swift response. >> swift swouns from congress but let's all remember here folks that saudi and we have

several defense deals as to brits and germans with the saad diez they buy a lot of thing hads from u.s. -- from the united states and its allies. >> no thing that i'm really focused on is that why we have to send a tough message to saudis it really has to be calibrated carefully. we are less than three week out from imroazing crippling sanctionings on iranian oil sector that would take between one and two million barrels per day off the markets. what already a very tight market and a the only country in the world with the spare capacity to make pup for those barrels and avert a really crippling spike in the price of oil is saudi arabia. and in other words, we still need saudi on certain crucial economic and security questions. most importantly, the president's priority of getting very tough with with the iranians. >> how does he do that when his goal is maximum pressure and

that's his words iran. and these sanctions was to your point go into effect and take one or two barrels off the market. >> well with he has to, obviously, keep the saudis on side for supporting his maximum pressure against iran. keeping calm in the oil markets so americans aren't suddenly facing a dramatic spike in the price of gasoline at the pump. and yet at the same time, being very tough with the saudis saying this is unacceptable behavior. i think the first thing you've got to do is -- what a lot of american businessmen have done by pulling out of that investment conference in riha drgs. don't know if munn chin will travel there. pompeo is there and see if we get some news this morning. john thank you very much. we appreciate it. switching gears now netflix is so-called bang stocks that reports after the bell today. if they disappoint again, can

that lead the entire tech sector lower? we bring in lew, founder chief analyst of the disruptive tech rrnlg. lew, good morning. >> good morning. >> what are your expectations for netflix because i know after their second quarter they got killed and stock is still rying to recover. [laughter] >> big swing and miss last quarter, and there's absolutely no room for another one here. i mean, i think we talked about it reid hastings had no credible read aring for miss last quarter so they have to beat expectations i think the good news is because it is such a focus on netflix to really set the tone, for the tech sector good news is that data point of them having a good report i say that because they original content drive subscriber greet and in q3, 65 hours up from 52 hours in q2 and over 51 app downloads in u.s. brazil and india so key markets for them international still is going to be the engine that drives netflix's growth and so -- it all signs point it a positive report.

and everyone is looking for that. for sure. >> stocking up this morning in premarket but it was down and big yesterday and we have three brokerages and they cut their price targets yesterday on netflix stock. where do you see the stock? >> look, i didn't i'm not a buyer of the stock here. i think it's price to perfection so i said this last time at 10.5 times sales versus two time sales there's a lot of downside risk here if they miss expectations begin. but again i think they're going to keep -- keep the market in a good mood about tech because they're beginning to report strong growth. but if i'm looking to buy big tech names netflix is not at the top of my list. number to watch is subscriber growth 5.2 million added in the third quarter we'll see and watch this one sharply. i want to switch gears with you lew because cheryl was talking and our top story today is, what happened with this saudi journalist khashoggi, and there

is a -- this story interts with silicon valley in a big way. japanese company gets a bulk from one fund that invest in über being one of them. if you have silicon valley basically saying look, we don't want to take this money. what are ramifications for big tech and small tech? >> look i think plenty of capital out there. i think important thing is there's a swift response we're getting one from the president but we need it from tech sector that people renounce their ties until saudi arabia complies with providing answers and if they don't, there's ramify ramifications for them the bull market has climbed walls of worry i don't think this is one that ultimately bring it is down. but i say that because we are responding so swiftly to it and not just on political front but also on corporate front with these tech companies. >> but see it is fears of regulation and privacy, and now

it's, you know, thinks tech fund vision fund 93 billion dollars. when you get your bulk of your money from saudi arabia, this is another choir for sector that once led market but now bringing market down. >> yeah i would agree with you. look it is a main source of capital but we can point to plenty of capital out there in private equity that needs to be put to work but it is not only source that's been driving this earnings ultimately drive share prices and you know, good news is we're coming into earning season right now. heart of earning season and, and results are going to speak for themselves either companies are going to fail or succeed based on results of their own business that's all that really matters. >> lew. thank you. >> thank you, lauren. >> well, big pharma is pushing back against a new trump plan. >> tracee carrasco joins us with more on that and headlines this morning. >> plan would require that lyft price be included for most drugs in television ads in an attempt to lower drug prices.

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tie. to missouri attorney general josh holly is in a dead heat with claire mccaskill for a closer look let's bring in kristin tate and director robyn biro let's start with what's going on down in florida. kristin, even though govan scott is being getting a lot of kudos for how he handled hurricane michael, the ecological disaster in florida a lot of local pressure kristin on governor scott with that red and that green slime that is hitting a lot of coastlines around the state on both sides and killing wildlife. believe it or not that seems to be hurting nelson. what do you say or scott, excuse me. >> yeah, florida is a real tossup with raise razor thin margins but polls have showed democrat bill nelson with a slight lead but democrats should not be too comfortable nelson faces two primarily challenges. first is funding. rick scott is heavily funded.

the second is that nelson has been portrayed as a sort of out of touch career politician he's 76 years old he's been in the senate for 18 years. as there's a kind of thirst for outsiders right now, these factors could really hurt the democrats in florida. rick scott has been a fair governor. he's been highly regarded in most respects but he's typically not regarded as being particularly inspire or passionate another big factor here, i think, is the migration patterns from puerto ricans to florida. 135 puerto ricans have moved to state since hurricane march why and noncuban hispanics in florida vote democrat. >> i want to that to robyn because rick scot outspent nelson 4-1 and i to show you ths ad he's run to coastline on florida he's finally maybe finding something that's going to help him out with this ad. listen to this, just the top of it. ♪

>> robyn they're saying that rick scott created the environmental disaster that's happening in florida, and we should say that quinnipiac and marist polls from a month ago had nelson with an advantage. is this issue going into the midterm will this save him? >> it could very well be -- it is definitelien fair to say he created this issue. i hate that gone there. but you know, honestly even these gentlemen closest allies say they're both pretty boring. [laughter] so honestly my advice to that, my as to them is they've got to step it up and really come from a position of strength because perception is reality, and they've really got to come up just stronger. i know that, that rick scott is increditteddably wealthy and he can invest a lot of his own money but it will take some more -- to get this going for them. >> because the president -- >> razor thin.

>> we should say president has a 55% approval rating in florida so we shall see a race in missouri this one i think might be the tightest senate race that we're following right now and this is claire mccaskill going up against, against attorney general josh hally and this is pretty good i think because of the fact that you've got mccaskill only one that seat back in 2006 kristin because of a scandal. and she's vulnerable after the kavanaugh hearing. >> yeah. i think missouri is going to the republican mccaskill has been ranked as most unpopular senator up for reelection for four months in a row according to morning consult 53% of voters in state want her gone, and keep in mind, trump won missouri big i think by 19 points and remains pretty popular in the state meanwhile mccaskill opposed tax cuts and border wall. so you know, i think she's up hill battle here, and it will all come down to mobilization in

that state. >> quick rob and a 56% approval rating in missouri, that could be trouble for mccaskill as well. >> she's saying that we need to look at more where he's coming from financially with the deficit increasing things like that instead of just criticizing himg. i wish more democrats would get away from just criticizing donald trump. on just everything in general, and look at this specifics about spending and things that might appeal to more moderate because that's how we can win elections. with democrats. two races to watch as well as what's happening in arizona, nevada, kristin robyn thank you very much and sure we're going to have you back three weeks ago. >> thank you so much. >> we've got sports when we come back a thriller from "monday night football" as aaron rodgers and green bay packers take on san francisco 49ers easer

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new england patriots but last year in darely land worth staying up late for cows to come home to see this. lambeau field late fourth quarter and game tied. packers then intercept and a minute to play no timeouts at this point aaron rodgers shows how special he is. running up middle for 21 yards and then rogers one receiver after another on consecutive pass right at the sidelines to get out of bounds. and he get the payingers in position for mason crosby who one week after missing field goals four times in extra point. 4-4 including the game win or. 33-30 green bay. so it was a banner night in badger state baseball brewers at dodgers in l.a. watch this. as orlando hits the two-run home run at the 7th that gives brewer

a 4-0 lead. ryan made it 1-0 three into the inning. and they load bases with one out but jeremy strikes out yasmani grandal and beats up bat one of several dodgers to do that kind of damage because they couldn't keblght with the ball. game ends on strikeout now a 2-1 series lead an brewer's win it 4-0. red sox astros tied one game a piece and game on fs1 hosting brews looking to draw are even e paul allen died yesterday his connection to the sports world profound owner of the nba trail blaze insters and sea hawks 12 playoff appearances, nba commissioner called to make true blazer. in terms of a business philanthropy and sports.

colts tweeted saddened a giant who was as humble generous as they come. so respected as fellow nfl owner rest in peace, paul, portland trail blazers sent this we miss you. we thank you. we love you. nba season gets underway tonight. paul allen -- >> the cancer return ared unfortunately. jared max thank you very much. catch his fox sports on spears xm channel 115. >> all right coming up, is the disappearance of jamal khashoggi keeping lid on stocks we're going to go to london to ask a trader there when had we return. .

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lauren: investors on edge following the disappearance of jamal khashoggi because the story about what happened to him and who is to blame can really up-end geopolitics, joshua in london, joshua, good morning. >> good morning. lauren: what are the consequences here of the jamal khashoggi disappearance for markets? >> yeah, yeah, i mean, look, there are certainly question marks about whether we are going to get u.s. involvement, western involvement. so far the comments coming from europe and the u.s. have certainly been not necessarily positive for saudi arabia if they were to have been found guilty of this, but i think when you take a step back, ultimately

we are talking about somebody who is a saudi national and potential death in a country that isn't necessarily the western world, it's not europe, it's not the u.s., so whether we are actually going to any major steps being taken, that remains to be seen, certainly the u.s. struck 118 billion arm's deal with saudis back in may. there's a lot of stake when it comes to economic side of thing if u.s. and europe take -- cheryl: britain, germany also have arms, potential arm's sale agreements with the saudis as well. oil seems to be the story. this is about iran. how is the disappearance affect brunt and wti? >> yeah, exactly. like you said, you know, certainly here over in the uk we have the same kind of questions in terms of our relationships with the saudis but certainly not going away and massive driver of growth as well. in terms of oil market, we have been hearing little turns of

certain voices that are related to the saudi officials and loyalty essentially alluding to the fact that the one major thing saudis control is oil. the saudis wanted to they can pull prices up, restrict higher oil prices, higher inflation and potential higher rates from the fed. lauren: joshua, thank you very much. cheryl: we send it over to maria bartiromo for a lot more on top stories, good morning, maria. maria: good morning, ladies, thank you so much. we will see you in a little bit. good morning, everyone, thanks for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo, happy tuesday, tuesday october 16th, top stories before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, search for answers continues this morning, secretary of state mike pompeo has arrived in saudi arabia, he has traveled overnight, meeting with sing -- king solomon, the saudis will admit to killing the

journalist but they say it was not intentional, a change from what president trump was told yesterday. >> i just spoke with the king of saudi arabia who denies any knowledge of what took place with regard to as he said his saudi arabian citizen. i've asked and he firmly denied that. i don't want to get into his mind but sounded to me like maybe he could have been rogue killers. maria: taking a closer look at implications for u.s.-saudi relations this morning. 3 dow components reporting 3 quarters. united health posting better tan expected results, raising 4-year guidance, we will check the stock coming up. broader markets look good this morning, looking like higher opening, dow industrials up about 100 points right now,