lou: and still us, all of us, are still thrilled to win. eric trump, thank you. great to see you come back soon. i will. lou: thanks for joining us here tonight. goodnighttttt >> 5 a.m. here are your top stories the u.s. and china ed head back to negotiating table today. but beijing seem to be backing away. reportedly limiting what they're willing to discuss at the table what this could mean for the u.s. economy and your borrowing os cost. >> violence escalating and nba team has calm the middle of that you know rest. pa a new poll shows a dead heat for the 2020 democratic anonymous in rust belt state wisconsin why it could be ad bad sign for joe biden plus not president yet but elizabeth juan is demanding companies mitt to her progressive agenda. how miss ranl miserable is your city three states doll the naying the place you call home.

one of them it is monday october 7th fbn:am starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> monday morning, welcome to fbn:am i'm lawn lauren. >> good morning everybody i'm cheryl casone. >> let's take a look at how your money is set to kick off a new week stocks giving back some of friday rally brought on by the september job report dow future this is morning do you down 124 point half of one percent same percentage for the s&p 500 and nasdaq. new word spooking bond investors

moving higher when yields rise banks retire at interest rates for mortgages. >> markets are closed today but south korea highs or. japan slightly lower. >> pressure on european market this is morning manufacturing afnghts slowing in germany. this is is a story we've seen in the united states as well. remember that is europe largest economy and that is the big story all of those markets in the red. >> lots of pressure today on investors a chinese delegation is now in the u.s. for the 13th round of trade talks. two days of deputy level talks kick off today and then high per level negotiationses are set for the end of the week thursday and friday. china reportedly reluctant to agree to broad trade deal that narrowing number of topics willing to discuss and vice premier top negotiator will not commit to major changes in chinese industrial policy or government subsidies those are two key demands of the trump administration trump says he sees, quote, pretty good chance a trade deal can be reached with china. >> well l trump administration

tariff war against china not bad in battle ground state of wisconsin according to a fox news poll register voters there 47% believe they are hurting u.s. economy just 28% of those survey think those tariffs are helping and 17% say they have no difference. and narrowly defeated hillary clinton in wisconsin making him first republican winner since 1984. fbi warning u.s. universities to be on guard against property theft by china the associated press reporting that fbi officials have been e-mailing universities telling them about potential risk of recruiters of overseas talent for the latest research projects. the e-mails show the university administrators mostly welcome the warning but some are also concerned about hindering research or damaging reputation of their scientist a third of all international students in the u.s. are chinese. according to that report. >> well l we are following more violence in hong kong, there's another weekend of protest paralyzed that city dozens arrested as police enforce new

rule banning face mask and many defy that ban refusing to remove their mask. tens of thousands did march about distinct but police fire rubber bullets and dmornghts that threw gas and gasoline bombs at them and told sky news that people could get killed this helicopters. several protesters reportedly were with struck by a taxi cab one man beaten unconscience by the crowd that was the driver that have cab that they beat unconscience. >> nba is facing backlash this morning after a tweet about the incomes protest in hong kong went viral. darrellst he's the houston rocket general manager tweeted, quote, fight for freedom staged with hong kong so he deleted that tweet but angry chinese sponsors pulling their money from the team chinese broadcasters say they would not air roblght gaps that chinese basketball association has suspended its ties with the team. >> u.s. lawmakers are now

criticizing nba after organization tried to distance himself from the tweet ted cruz here's what he tweeted a lifelong houston rocket fan i was proud to see call out the chinese communist parties repressive treatment of protesters in hong kong now in pursuit of dollars and nba is shamefully retweeting. no vote means no corporation white house expected to send that message as they comply with with their impeachment inquiry. joins us now from washington as a second whistle-blower is now coming forward. allison, good morning. >> good morning lauren and sharon a second is repghted by same attorney's representing the first whistle-blower they say their client under law and cannot retaliate against they say whistle-blower number two has had first hand knowledge of the allegation that triggered impeachment inquiry second whistle-blower has reportedly spoken to intelligence community

inspector general, and a statement white house press secretary stephanie says it doesn't matter how many call themselves whistle-blowers about same telephone call or call the president already made public it doesn't change the facts that he's done nothing wrong. impeachment inquiry directly reached white house friday evening when three chairman subpoena for documents related to communications between president trump and the president of ukraine. the chairman state president trump force their hand after ignoring repeated request for documents requests that began with a letter in early september. the white house is is expected to send a letter to house speaker pes nancy pelosi this week telling her the white house will not hand over any documents until a full house vote is held on the impeachment inquiry. sources tell fox news that letter could be sent some time today. democrats say a vote is not necessary to conduct the investigation. and demand like that is outside of modern press tense. lauren, cheryl. >> ellison thank you. well united autoworkers officials have sold out bad news

that lengthy strike against gm seems to be far from over. >> rob has more on why negotiations are following apart and why communications between the car maker and union leadership is breaking down. there's no sign that it is going to be setted any time soon. strike against general motors taking turn for worse according to ii president union officials with another proposal to general no to tores to secure a new four-year contract responding sunday is what uaw leadership is older offer they previously rejected and a telling union member this is offer, quote, did nothing to provide job security. also telling gm vp of labor reelses you didn't have a courtesy to explain why you could not accept or reject our package proposal but gm says it is working to supply union with,

quote, very good proposals that benefit employees. the strike is now entering its fourth week, roughly 50,000 union members calling for better wages health care, and job security are relying on strike pay to keep going. and industry experts say union has millions saved up. but it can get scans when had it is divided. >> that's 750 million kind of a war chest at uaw shows off to manufactures to show them that we can last a long time without being paid. but that said it is hard to live on 250 dollars when you're used to 1200 or so. strike here in the u.s. now having a global effect. general motors say forced to close plants in mexico and canada due to parts shortage and automanufacture loses up to 80 million dollars each day the strike last. rob dawson fox news. >> well big news overnight, the u.s. has started to pull troops from turkey border. >> tracee carrasco has details a lot of unrest there tracee.

good morning. >> good morning, the white house says it is clearing way for turkish troops to invade syria. the the move comes a president trump and turkey president reach a deal deciding turkey will take all captured isis fighters into custody. president trump says the u.s. will not hold the fight percent calling it a great cost to american taxpayers. u.s. backed syrian force saying turkish invasion could lead to return of isis. >> denuclearization talks between north korea and u.s. seem to have hit another setback this weekend. the u.s. state department said it presented create live ideas during meetings on saturday and ready to continue talks in two weeks but north korea said u.s. needs to take substantial steps towards pyongyang position or diplomacy may come to anened. major job cuts to hsbs and cut 10,000 jobs mostly in europe that move to reduce cost according to the financial

times. the bank has had double digit returns in parts of asia but it is not in -- as successful in europe. these layoffs come after announcing it would be laying off more than 4,000 people this year. and a the the joker smashes records at the box office. >> one small thing -- yeah. >> when you bring me out can you introduce me as joker? >> warner bros. fill brought in 93.5 million dollars in the u.s. keand during its opening weekend a record for an october opening. the film starring joaquin phoenix cause safety concerns leading stop ban mask to step up security but that didn't seem to keep fans away. so now what's happening now. >> no incident because that was a big worry. >> television. looks like you can. you can make a market a movie about a white man with mental illness going on a killing spree

in 2019 let's take a look at futures this morning because last week selling continuing this morning. china coming to u.s. with perhaps a smaller deal than we might be will be to accept down 126 point coming up putting money where your mouth is is elizabeth warren firing shot across 180 ceos telling them to prove to solve their plan to remake capitalism but wrecking a financial future. plus a new study shows millennials may be having a negative effect on the economy. stop it millennials. all of the avocado toast or something far more serious going on? as we head to break let's show you today national average l for gasoline if you're filling up the average is $2.65 for a gallon of regular. keep it here. on fox business we're investedded in you. this is the family who wanted to connect...

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seat. but the woman in question was in it . and reportedly told the other passenger i'm not moving. at flight attendant was called over, and notice the woman wasn't on the manifest. when asked for her boarding pass woman said he threw it away when asked for her id woman reportedly showed the pilot a photo of herself on her phone, as you know that is in the a government issue ored id. but she said it was just as good. it was not. efforts to remove her unsuccessful until eventually police were called at that point woman reportedly left the plane cursing. one passenger describes the scene. >> police waiting for us tsa was there. and they did a full inspection of the plane. with multik-9. delta releasing follow in part, quote, delta working with local law enforcement and transportation security administration on their investigation and we're conducting our own review of this as well. nevertheless, it is clear something went really wrong. >> been another person who would

have been real threat to the national security if -- delta these are two major factors. somebody failed huge and doing their job. >> fbi has been notified after all passengers were rescreened flight 1516 eventually made it from orlando to atlanta, of course, several hours after its schedule arrival time. lauren and cheryl back to you. : thank you very much. u.s. trade talks resume this week but investor worry following a report that china reluctant to agree to a broad trade deal the guy at merrick solutions joins us from chicago. scott, good morning. >> good morning. would trump accept a narrower trade deal i'm just thinking you know he's worried about reelection he has a impeach . push against him and look at what's going on on with china and hong kong. >> reelection is a year out i don't think he'll accept a

narrower trade deal now and might later on but you know he holds that card. i don't think that chinese are really going to be willing to, you know, deal it is not a deal he's going to like between now and election let's put it that way and go past the election. so i'm not holding out hope after this year, they pull everything off the table that was a very bad sign to me that say they don'ten care they don't have the same press or pressures so this type of thing i think could last past the election. >> i'm almost surprised scott that china if this report out of bloomberg is true, would even sog such a narrow trade deal because they have hong kong issue on their handle four months now and protest are only getting worse. if. >> you think they want to win internationally. >> right. everything is only getting worse doesn't matter what we're talking about exactly right. so you know, only great thing about this whole thing is that drump has not told us what he wants and what would be a win and he would say i won here's what i got and away we go right so that's only good thing is we don't know what checklist is and

everybody would scrutinize it and done a great job keeping cars comploaz to his hand or chest but at the end of the day that's the issue and i don't think it is going to go away any time soon so all excited about them coming over and doing something it won't happen. >> you know what, though, the win and losses if you will are going to show up on balance sheet when q3 earnings underway some of the big banks start reporting next week. and we're expecting overall, earnings for latest quarter to decline by 4% how severe do you think it is going to be or not the at all? >> i don't think it will be by 4% i have a little bit more faith in the u.s. economy my problem is that we've got all of these problems around rest of the world that's the main issue here. u.s. economy is doing just is fine on it own but we're getting busted by big wave of negativity from europe and asia that's the issue until the election and even past election i think. so unless we do get some u.s. or china deal, it is going to be how long u.s. can handle negative news abroad because u.s. on its own is doing okay. >> german manufacturing speaking

of struggles abroad we have to get to this elizabeth warren wrote a letter to business round table let me read part of it to you she wants to say show me how you're remaking american capitalism tang public actions to implement the principles in your statement of purpose. so they have to answer to her if she number one over her skis number two expect them to answer? >> yes and no. are answers to your question and i'll expand. yes she's way over her skis. you know it is really hard for me to plan to people to try to compete economically with with all of the good that's been done over last two, two and a half years to try to run against that and undo it is is an absolutely disaster normal people in the democratic party more towards center really don't to the beliefs and they're not behind a new green deal or all other things that are way left. canadas are going way left to

try to win but i think alienating a lot of their base. so i think that's an punish and i don't think that base is this crazy as we think they might be. and no -- who is beginning to be -- since when do corporate titans have to answer to -- you know, to government just is like that? that's absolutely crazy. and again, here's she's trying to undo all of the good so i think it is outlandish i don't think she's going to make it and note number one right now. ping ultimately at the end of the day no they're not going to do it so korpgs are not going to have to, you know, tell to her, and number l two is that she's way overskis. >> thanks for the perspective today. >> all right. [laughter] >> well here's a question for all of you at home are stingy millennials causing the sluggish economy we know they love their avocado toast and that they're going to spend more money on their pets than they can afford but it is survey says that maybe all they're willing to dip into their wallet for. james analyst says personal savings rate is rising which is

good news really if people are saving more money you're more fiscally responsible but that's holding back u.s. economy and the analyst believe this is driven by millennials who are saving more. and a, of course, their parents in the financial crisis the current personal savings rate 8.1% back in 1996 this rate 5.7% so i guess that bad news is good news there. take a look at futures for all of l you we do have some red arrows a big report coming out one report from bloomberg that the chinese may be kind of limited in what they're willing to negotiate this week. that is a problem for the market. that could be a problem for the economy and talk it be dow down 37 and s&p down 14 and also, still ahead news that a second whistle-blower sending the president into overdrive on twitter. as he calls nancy pelosi's bluff -- what will pelosi and president next move be? and starbucks facing a lawsuit why the company could be crying

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new comes in impeachment battle at least one additional whistle-blower has come forward lead attorney for first whistle-blower tweeted, i can confirm my firm and team remit multiple whistle-blowers in connection with to underlying disclosure to the intelligence community inspector general. and no further meant at this timelet bring in our favorite attorney and this is, this is because this come down to whistle-blower protection. you've the got president trump, crown, he's in the middle of his

impeachment inquiry frustrated with nancy pelosi but all of this at the center of their fight is this whistle-blower and what they're going to say or not say how protect that whistle-blower in >> supposed to be protected from -- from any sort of retaliation based on coming forward there's a reason for that. whistle-blowers are essential to identifying potential corruption, and if the the protections aren't in place then there's no incentive to come forward that's why law is there so question, though, cheryl, is each one of these individual people are they a whistle-blower under the true definition of the law? and that would be an analysis for each individual with a multiple whistle-blowers we don't know what that means and we don't know who they are. perform problem the fact that it is the same law firm. >> breasting that it is same law firm now coming out saying well we have multiple whistle-blowers it seem if like, may be an team to kind of scoop up as many people who are with the same narrative but we don't know with

enough information about these multiple whistle-blowers and what they know. >> a lot of legal news to get to and talk about college emission scandal this california wine maker getting probably worst well now the worst senate to get five nopghts his attorneys wanted to. he was kind of a table wham when i, though, defendant not only did he try to fix or -- his daughters score. emission score but he also participated in the , you know, faking of her being athlete when she was not. how bad it this for lori? perchls not good because again these are the people that did plead guilty they're going get the best treatment, and we also are now seeing with each sentence what judge is focused on all of it in in particular case that it is two schemes that he was a participate in and fact that his -- his daughter was aware of the scheme that judge really been focused on that and lori laughlin that was an issue as well. >> a different judge a trial would be a separate judge. okay. >> but it is interesting to see

what the rule has been in a case that is really -- trailblazing right this is not something you see before. : fascinating to watch all right real quick i want to bring up late news at the end of the week california sued by a meat industry group but in that group is tyson, wal-mart over this proposition that was voted in to law give animals that are going to slaughter more room more space. whether it is cage free chicken whether it is more square footage or for a calf. but here's what the statement is coming from the meat institute they say it hurts the family on a budget with high per price for pork and egg raise our cost. absolutely and the subject of the lawsuit they're saying that the statute might not be constitutional under commerce clause which means there's an undue burden on out of state produce percent so that's actually going to be an interesting case to keep an eye own. but it is true the more money invested in company, it means that prices are going to go up rights. but the basis for their lawsuit is really this constitutional issue and the question is is

that statute over. >> the worry, of course, for everyone is is if it is happening in california. will this happen across the country well other states are going to make this move and peta doesn't like it they say it doesn't go far enough. can't please everyone. misty it as always thank you. lauren over to you. >> well a man is hitting starbucks with 10,000 dollars say wrong type of milk could have killed him 34-year-old man in oregon claims he ordered a soy latte because he's allergic to nuts and dairy but barista gave hill almond milk benadryl and ep pen didn't work so drove himself into the hospital starbucks says it is thoroughly investigating the case let's take a look at axon wall street this morning we have down arrows across the board dow and s&p and nasdaq falling 1/2 of one percent and china trade delegation in the u.s. and might not give the president the deal he's asking for. still ahead after some low fund raising number joe billedden take lead in some new polls. should that be a wakeup call to

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2020 front runner joe biden scoring another victory this time in state of wisconsin a state president trump won, take a look at this new fox news poll shows former vice president leading the include crowd by 6-points, elizabeth warren and second place joe biden in third. top it three candidates by the way, all beating trump. where biden takes a nine point lead over the president. bernie sanders is hired by eight a point, and senator warren ahead by 4. all rightlet put all of these numbers into perspective with plil politico white house report

per gabby moore gabby gorping. >> good morning. so joe biden back in the lead are you surprised? pfnlg i'm not surprised to see polling in south carolina. that has always been his campaign spire wall. we hear time and time again three ticks out of iowa, and i imagine that joe biden will be one of those, candidate to move forward to new hampshire and then south carolina. and he's really relying upon his support with the african-american community in the state. to carry him into super tuesday, and to continue to do well in the primaries. and i do think that this shows regardless of the -- that joe biden still has this democratic that is clinging to him and has been very slow to warm to other democratic candidates. >> consider this if you look at the real clear politics average. joe biden has 26.2% and elizabeth warren has 24%.

that doesn't bode well for the former vice president. >> sure, and his campaign is definitely reevaluating things making decisions in a lot of these early primary states that have to do with staffing and their ground game making sure her shoring up support among constituency to support joe biden but i do think that he has been able to make the case so far. just based on his polling in matchup polls that we've seen against president trump, one of which is the wisconsin poll that you just referenced earlier that he's the most elect public include candidate and that is going to resonate with a lot of voters who is may be right now are not registering in democratic primary polls. >> let's talk about that wisconsin poll a little bit more, trump barely won this state but he was first really to win wisconsin. since 1984 can he keep it is another question and we have trade talks going on in washington this week searching for a trade deal with beijing. the tariffs impact on folks in

wisconsin 47% say those tariffses are hurting their economy. how does president trump answer to those voterses in their concern? >> it is a valid question look if i was donald trump campaign manager right now and seeing numbers in wisconsin i would be alarm ad. because it is not just the president approval ratings in that state that is caused for concern. it is also as you mention the way that voters in the state view his policy. is they're not a big fan of the trade war, of course, because it is impacting rule part of wisconsin and a lot of farmers who are concentrated in that state. they're not a fan of what has been happening with the economy they're not a fan of what has been happening on trade . and so i do think that you need to look care flier about the poll and , of course, take into account there are always going to be sort of silent trump volters that won't show up in these polls. which mean that the margin there including that matchup between president trump and joe biden is probably slim per than what we're seeing. but at the same time, his support in wisconsin has

declined with with rule voters and declined with college educated white women, and those are two groups that he's going to need to have in his camp supportive of him if he wants to hold on to wisconsin in 2020. >> this impeachment probe would only hurt him as he tries to get support among those suburban women, et cetera. >> absolutely college educated white women are one tell graphic that we have seen really shift in their support of impeachment over last had two weeks. chtion it is interesting because we have the democratic debate next week, and on that stage, and she might had put all of the candidates on the defense basically saying you are -- quick to impeach, maybe that's not the right strategy we'll see gabby thanks for your tile this morning. >> thank you. >> well 2020 hope powerful senator elizabeth warren caught giving conflicting statements about why she left a teaching job after college. >> the end of the first school year i was quite visibly pregnant.

i was visibly pregnant. and the the principal did what principals did it in those day. wished me luck, and hired someone else per the job. >> well warren told supporters in the campaign trail that she was fired for being pregnant. but during an interview back in 2007 she said that it was her choice to leave the job. i didn't have emergency course and i went back to graduate school took courses in education and said i don't think this is going to work out for me. enches well warren campaign deny immediately respond to fox news request for comment. on difference there is issue and wall street may not be excited for progressive like elizabeth warren winning the white house. but if she or another progressive did, these are the stocks hit the hard whattest according to jpmorgan cuts across nine sector with energy name like chevron exxonmobil and

consumer discretionary stocks like gaap and papa johns health care names and cigna and, of course, the financial bank of america and wells fargo so think about this anything that is regards to antitrust ideas -- she's put out there. more financial regulation which she wants she's talked about climate change, obviously, she wants health care reform medicare for all, and, obviously, minimum wage talked about repeatedly let's take a look at how your money is doing right now we've got actually red arrows as we go into a critical week for the u.s. -- and china. a report that the chinese may not be so willing to negotiate this week. so that's kind of affecting investor and nasdaq down 3 remember, though, friday was a great day. still ahead there is a new scam that targets home buyers that can cost you tens of thousands of dollars how you can protect yourself against it. and how much would you be able to retire on? how much money? all right the surprising amount people are saying they could live on happily when their work

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deal wasn't deal he'll have to ask for extension he doesn't wanted to that and again hear hadding that all sort of rumor is to how to avoid that. but it is quite interesting last week he did put this at new proposal to the e.u. that could get the backing into u.k. parliament but unclear whether or not the e.u. will go for it this time so at this week the next few days will be crucial and because next week there's an e.u. summit and really that is a real deadline that either going to go for the if new deal or they're not, and that's when the prime minister is got to decide whether he's going to ask about extension or not. >> right that can affect european markets down today because of this german manufacturing data so we're watching that because that was the global recession story but also in europe, you know we've got a big race going on for president here in the united states if you haven't heard jane and we've got socialist candidate very far left progressive policies kind of dominating headlines. in portugal prime minister

antonio costa won again in that country and he's a socialist and those policies seem to be working is that just a one off when it comes to portugal or is there a socialist movement that is gaining ground in europe, do you think? enches well, i think we've got to point out really that europe is far more socialist than u.s. we are more left wing but jrnl more center left than center right and in portugal you're right. after the -- global center crisis portugal was in a lot of trouble and it did have a big bailout plan and now a lot of right wing government that hasn't been forgiven by the people who have to take pay cuts and really pay for measures so the socialist came into power, and they have been really stable and this election they've actually yet got more seat not quite overall majority but more seats. >> well i guess porch gal it almost financially hit rock bottom. so there's that. jane thank you very much for the commentary this morning. appreciate it .

>> thank you. >> how much would you like to have when you retire? about 60% of millennials say comfortable with cool million dollars is that enough? that according to a recent survey from trade shaking her head no. a saying a million last about 19 years peenging where you live. but when you retire and -- when you die could be longer than that. >> that generation isn't going to retire tomorrow that generation is going to retire in what you know 50 years from now a million suspect worth as much as all in 50 year just saying you might want to rethink your retirement. all right. [laughter] i don't know if today is helping with that if you have investment because we have futures town -- sharply, dow is off a half a percent 125 point nasdaq down 38 still ahead iphone on the horizon. on the cheap could a it will drop a newer more affable phone in 2020, and secret menu items at your favorite fast food

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we're back with a little bit of cream as mourn the loss of two great. >> tough weepgd if tracee carrasco here now with the details. pfnlg good morning yes cream drummer jink iser baker tied at the age of 80 his family

confirmed that baker was critically ill in the hospital on september 25th, though, no more details on how he died. baker was once ranked as third greatest rock drummer of all time by rolling stone magazine. and the comedy world fell silent as zany ripped taylor died yesterday. 84-year-old taylor is best remembered for his style and confetti e throwing as well as making round on class pick game shows including hollywood squares and gong show. combining power of the new iphone 11 and size of the iphone and cheaper price. a new report says that new iphone sd2 could sell forless than 450 dollarses or less when it is res leased in 2020. well ever wanted to customize your car sounds tesla got you covered elon musk revealing that

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them out maybe you'll find a hissen gem something you didn't know about and that's what's happening now. >> we have to see to know to ask for it the whole starbucks secret drink thing. >> you have to know about it and in and out animal fries not on the menu. nope. okay. secret. foxnews.com will steer you towards all of the good stuff. but tracee noted other problem sometimes worker doesn't know it be. >> so you have to -- explain yourself. you have to know what goes into these secret items. sm what you can use fox business.com tracee thank you so much. well powerful storm is set to bring heavy snow pane strong winds to certain parts of the country. one is here and meteorologist janice dean live in weather center and it is in some places yes. and we're getting some warm air ahead of this front that is bringing snow across the west, and the midwest so you can see where it is 70 here in new york city. and then that cold air behind this slow moving front we could

see potential for strong storms as well as flash flooding, over parts of mississippi river valley, the ohio river valley in towards northeast over next couple of days and see some storms lingering offshore as well so this week, several days into it the east coast is going to be dealing with potential for should should shower and thunderstorms and then watch what happens. yes, snow across the northern rockies and northern plains in towards midwest so this is beginning to be our next big weather maker as we head through wednesday and thursday and again that lingering front is going to bring showers and thunderstorms across the eastern seaboard. so check ahead if you areing like we like to say. back to you. >> janice thank you. we've got it. well coming up do you feel miserable? perform no i feel great. >> well for those who do feel miserable fake lauren out of this it could be -- where you live that's the problem. especially if you live in just one of three states it shall the dominate the list of the most miserable cities in the united states. are you living in one of them? and stases away from thai pads

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♪ remember the whole thai pod craze about kids eating detier jept and post on the internet and they got sick now pods that you can consume it is not detier jengt but alcohol. glenn released pits capsule collection glassless cocktails filled with scotch whysy limited production they're served up during london celebration of cocktail innovation it is that run through sunday hopefully we can get they will the in u.s. not a fight with the european it is that affects our whiskey consumption in this country. >> if you're looking to be a little bit happier maybe you don't want to most of here. business inside per just released its list of the 50 most miserable cities in america and half of them are in california -- new jersey, and florida. newark and pais sayic new jersey come in at number five and number four detroit, number three, port arthur, texas is number 2 and drum roll gary indiana taking the top spot at

the the most miserable city in the country. all right so as we said california has the most on the list with ten cities considered miserable. business inside per created this list using crime rates, drug addiction, the length of your commute and much more. >> all right thank you for watching fbn amy we are invested in you we send it over to maria bartiromo had good morning maria. >> good morning ladies happy monday to everybody thanks for joining us i'm l maria bartiromo it is monday october 7th your top stories right now just before 6 a.m. on east coast. u.s. china trade tensions back on, china reportedly narrowing the scope of a possible trade deal ahead of this week's negotiations. those negotiations begin on the 10th we're paying a look at what could be off the table when both sides meet this thursday in washington. market it is this morning according to a lower opening for average fake a look a futures indicating decline of 121 point on dow jones industrial average right now and s&p 500 down 14 and nasdaq is is lower by 36. the nba under fire, from china,

chinese businesses cutting ties with the houston rockets, after manager express support for the hong kong proincomes activist, even the nba distancing itself from remarking sparking backlash from lawmakers this morning. all of this as violent protest continue over the weekend and this morning. then the whistle-blower controversy deepens now a second person comes forward. according to attorney it is this as president trump calls for impeachment of house speaker, nancy pelosi. and congressmen adam shift more on that coming up mornings with maria begins right now. a big show this morning a lot to talk about during the conversation and dagen mcdowell asset management