thanks so much. appreciate it. that's it for us. thanks for joining us. lauren: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. just under one year until the 2020 presidential election and the dow could hit a new high today after both the s&p 500 and naynasdaq finished in record territory last week. what this could mean for president trump's re-election and the allot inquiry. cheryl: a sunday surprise, the mcdonald's ceo is out but the reason behind it is up for debate this morning. we're going to talk about it. lauren: most of us have fallen prey to free trial promotions. in are hard to get out of and costing us a fortune. wait until you hear the staggering amount. cheryl: we're a few weeks away from thanksgiving but some are filling their homes with christmas cheer.

why putting up decorations before you put away your halloween costume could actually be good for you. it is monday, november 4th and "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ i'm waking up. ♪ i feel it in my bones. ♪ welcome to the new age. ♪ to the new age. ♪ welcome to the new age. ♪ to the new age. ♪ i'm radioactive, radi radio r. cheryl: welcome to "fbn: a.m.." good morning. i'll cheryl casone. lauren: i'm lar i'm lauren si. cheryl: let's take a look at how your money is moving. we have green arrows to show you, a lot of optimism about trade. we've got the dow up 106 right now in the premarket, s&p up 13

and a quarter, nasdaq up 42 and-a-half. lauren: china is higher by half a percent today. cheryl: taking a look at europe, you never know what's going to happen in london. right now, it's good news. the ftse in london is up three quarters of a percent, the cac is higher, as is the dax in germany. lauren: a sea of green. we start with this, a stunning vellestunningdevelopment and mc, the company's ceo fired. shares are down 2% in premarket trading, they're on track to shave 28 28 points off the dow jones. cheryl: big story. let's get the story. >> reporter: mcdonald's corp. announced the immediate ousting of steve easter brook. this comes after officials say he violated company poll sigh by entering into -- policy by intreenteringinto a relationshin

employee. the board of directors conducted a review of the violation before voting on his removal. in a statement they say his decision of to conduct this relationship demonstrated poor judgment. easterbrook said, quote, given the values of the company, i agree with the board that it is time for me to move on. easterbrook served at ceo since 2015. corporate announcing the former president of mcdonald's usa, kim kemshinski will immediately take over as the ceo. mcdonald's saying, quote, chris takes the reigns of this great company at a time of this company at a time of strong performance. officials are set to release details of the separation package monday. the company recently reporting a 2% drop in net income for the third quarter, saying the change in leadership is not linked to

the company's financial standing. in new york, mike piazza, fox news. lauren: thank you very much. cheryl: underarmor under federal investigation this morning. the company says the securities and exchange commission and the justice department are looking into its accounting practices for the last two years. the inquiry focusing on whether they moved sales from one quarter to another to make its results look stronger. company is denying any wrong-doing. the ceo announced his resignation last month of. underarmor will report the latest results before the opening bell. earnings expected to fall 26s from a year ago. look at that stock in the premarket, folks. it's down over 16% right now. cheryl: wow. and more red ink is expected for uber when it profits earnings after the closing bell today. investors will be looking for comments on the uber eats department.

the company's ceo suggested the food delivery bubble has burst. we'll have the breaking news on the earnings report when the numbers cross later today. cheryl: green arrows for the dow now. you never know what will happen for the open. a fox business alert for you. he three people are in critical condition in hong kong as protests turned very violent on sunday. a knife-wielding assailant slashed several people that were protesting in a mall and bit part of a pro-democracy politician's ear. hospital officials say they were treating a total of 30 injuries related to the protests. it's been 145 days since large scale protests began and protesters are planning more demonstrations. they're demanding an independent inquiry into police behavior and universeal sufficien sufferage. lauren: progress is being made in the trade talks between the u.s. and china. president trump says the deal will be signed in the united

states. >> first, i want to get the deal. the meeting place to me is going to be pretty easy. but first we'll see if we get the deal. and if we get the deal, the meeting place will come very easily. it will be some place in the u.s. lauren: other countries in asia expressing a desire to transcend regional conflicts with china. they want a final deal by the end of the year between the 10 members of the association of southeast asian nations. cheryl: isn'.cheryl: secretars says the united states may not seek to impose tariffs after he delaying the decision last may. it would have affected cars and parts that are made in europe. ross cited recent negotiations with individual companies in the sector as the main reason. and let's stay with this. airlines are making plans to bring the boeing 737 max back into service. first, they need to shore up customer confidence. they want to reassure travelers

the planes are safe and they plan to conduct test flights with senior company officials to send the message out. boeing says they hope regulators will approve new pilot training plans in the next few weeks. the troubles for the boeing 737 max, lauren, continuing. lauren: absolutely. let's talk about the troubles for the white house. because several white house officials expected to skip this week's impeachment testimony as democrats prepare for the next phase of their inquiry. this, as the whistleblower who sparked the inquiry offers to answer house republican questions. cheryl: griff jenkins joins us live from washington. you're smiling now, griff. it's early, monday, how are you, sir? >> reporter: good morning. i'm smiling because it's going to be a busy week again on the impeachment front. nearly a dozen new witnesses are being summoned to the hill but the whistleblower who sparked the inquiry is not among them. an attorney for the whistleblower is offering to answer questions from democrats and republicans tweeting they would do so, quote, in writing

under oath in penalty of perjury. that may not be enough for gop leaders. jim jordan appears to be rejecting that offer. and devin nunes is not commenting. the president presiden wants the whistleblower to come forward. >> the whistleblower should be revealed because the whistleblower gave false stories. some people would call it a fraud. i won't go that far. but when i read it closely, i probably would. but the whistleblower should be revealed. >> reporter: this as the public is about to see more of what has transpired behind closed doors. democrat leaders say it's their intention to begin releasing transcripts very soon. >> you now we passed a resolution, says we're going to move to a public hearing where all the transcripts, all the depositions are going to be made

known to the president and to the members of congress. >> when do public hearings begin? >> i think relatively soon. >> reporter: you have 11 more closed door depositions schedule's this week, four are today, unclear who will show. most are not expected to come willingly. among them, john bolton, who said he will not come voluntarily. we'll see whether or not energy sector rick perry, the first cabinet member asked to testify, we'll see if he shows up or not. lauren, cheryl. cheryl: griff, thank you. it is going to be the biggest, maybe the hottest -- i say maybe the hottest ipo of the year, saudi aramco officially launched its initial public offering. lauren: the listing finally getting the go-ahead. tracee carrasco has the details. tracee: it's expected to be the world's largest ever stock sale, even as questions remain over the company's value. the oil company hopes to sell shares first on saudi arabia's

domestic exchange in december or even before and then an attempt at an international ipo. analysts estimate saudi aramco is worth $1.2 trillion. the kingdom says it's closer to 2 trillion, which is one reason the company's ipo has been delayed. the world series champions washington nationals will head to the white house today. one plage player won' player won doo dllittle. he announced it's opposition to president trump. dunkin is firing the first shot in the annual holiday coffee war by bringing back a seasonal fan favorite, peppermint mow cay. pt

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>> absolutely. has to. lauren: however, if a democrat comes into office, goldman sachs is saying the likelihood that any of the top contenders they'd likely cancel the corporate tax cut of president trump and that goldman says is really going to destroy -- >> that's a 20, 25% hit on the stock market. lauren: and the economy. >> i'm not sure that the tax agenda for the democrats is going to really play well with the american public, when they really start to vet it and see what's behind it. like senator warren's medicare for all, it's based on assumptions that just won't hold. i think think tanks and analysts will tear this apart and she'll have a lot trouble on th the destage with this. lauren: it's not just bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, it's even canceling the corporate tax cut could harm the economy. >> it would put is back to where we were a you few years ago and companies were leaving the united states in droves. there will be four, five, six, seven, eight trillion dollars

that will be overseas. lauren: that's important. you need that money, you need that confidence so we can continue as you said getting a blockbuster jobs report. >> there a altogether o lot oft could be i'm proved but you don't want to undo the corporate tax cut. lauren: under underarmor stocs getting tanked today. they are examining how they reported revenue. it could paint a different image of how healthy they were doing. >> when you hear accounting irregularities, people head for the exits. it's now down 15%. it could be r worse than that. investors will have to make a tough decision, do you want to hold or do you want to reduce your exposure. a lot of institutions will reduce ex. laurenexposure.lauren: you're n 15% is nothing. >> i actually thought it would be more. lauren: mcdonald's ceo, fired, had an inappropriate relationship with someone who worked at the company. >> i really hate this story. lauren: ethical, being ethical

is more important than finances. steve easterbrook brought in all-day breakfast for mcdonald's, delivery, things that really sent the stock soaring. >> this is a so consensual relationship. i find it tragic. this is the world we live in today. this is where corporations have gone, corporate culture has changed. a lot of boards have put in rules like this. steven easterbrook put out an e-mail to his employees, saying he made a mistake and he will exit the company. the stock will be down. the he knee jerk reaction is to sell the stock. it's not an operational issue. a veteran is stepping in and i'm sure he'll shepherd the company very well. cheryl: we've been talking about earnings and stocks and market and mc mcdonald's could e a drag on markets. right now, the dow is up 115, s&p is up 15, nasdaq is up 50. we've had record closes for the

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app, tiktok that is owned by a chinese company. let's bring in brett larson from fox news headlines, 24/7. this is a very popular app among young kids. i was at a kids' birthday party yesterday and they were all using it. >> when you hear about a social media app, you think facebook probably owns this. this is one instance where facebook doesn't own the app. it's owned by a chinese company. there are concerns about this. because when things are owned by china, theitchinese government s overseeing everything that the company does. we know how the chinese government thinks, they're communist. the concern is are had they censoring content? and are they allowing different content in that maybe is a different ideology than we would have here in the states. parents should always be aware of what apps their kids are using, what information they're providing to these service providers and more importantly, what they are sharing on these

apps. are they giving away their home address, are they talking about their parents' names, are they giving identifiable information that would be something you don't want other people to have. cheryl: why is tiktok so popular with teenagers? i mean, it is. the videos are a little crazy that they do. i don't n want to get into it, but there's controversy about the videos. why do they love it so much? >> that is the billion dollar question, literally p. to me, look at these videos and it looks like a 64 box of yeah i don'crayons melted on the video camera. that what kids like, it's like a cartoon come to live. cheryl: it's artistic and fun. >> it's creative expression. remember the things we used the to draw on the caves, since we are all so old. cheryl: i had an atari and i loved it. >> here we are with -- always

wondering, scratching our heads and say they're doing what now? cheryl: let's talk about the other story. i think we've all done this, when you sign up for a he free trial, turns out 60% of people fall victim to signing up for auto renewal but they don't know they've done it. >> and they forget about it. and this is a genius ploy by companies. give us your credit card numbers, sign up as you normally would and it will be free for a month. we'll charge you in 30 days. maybe you use the service two or three times, you forget about it and you forget they have your credit card, they'll charge you right away. it is a problem. it is of costing a lot of money. lauren: how much? >> into the millions of dollars. lauren: one report says $15 million. >> yeah. that's a lot of money. an ' and think about yourself. i can think right off the top of my head about three things that i signed up for free and then totally forgot about until i got the charge. lauren: i never sign up for any free trial because like you, i did it once or twice in the past, and no matter how much you read the fine print you're always on the hook for

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this is how you kick off a monday. the dow is up 129 in the premarket, s&p up 16, nasdaq is up 55. two records last week. maybe the dow will be the third of the charm for new records. coming up, elizabeth warren saying she has a plan for everything. her newly released medicare for all plan took a major hit over the weekend. >> we're talking trillions. you know, when the numbers are this big, they're just pretend. it's a promise from a computer, you might as well say it costs 339kadrillion. cheryl: could those numbers give biden the numbers he needs to stay in the. anlead.and nearly 1,000 new yory inmates may be set free. why some are saying people are being rewarded for breaking the law. only in new york, kids.

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why is that? >> i think this goes to show that joe biden nationally is still at the forefront of most democratic voters' minds. the concern for biden and his team will be that they've indicated they are kind of expecting or not betting on winning new hampshire and iowa, which will cause a whole entire news cycle. they're kind of focusing on a super tuesday strategy and winning states like south carolina and other states where there's a large african american and minority voting block, which biden tends to do very well with. so the risk there is that we haven't really had in a very long time somebody who has lost iowa and new hampshire and gone on to win the nomination and so it's a risky strategy for sure. cheryl: in the fox news poll, the latest, who is the democratic candidate that can beat president trump, 68% say it's joe biden. pretty interesting. let's move on to elizabeth

warren. she got the "saturday night live" treatment over the weekend. let's watch. >> we're talking trillions. you know, when the numbers are this bill, they're just pretend. it's a promise from a computer, you might as well say it costs thirthirty jilly. llion sur. cheryl: the numbers are contracconsistentcontradicting. i saw $52 trillion estimate on her plan. snl getting on the bandwagon. what is elizabeth warren running on then? >> i think that she came under attack for a long time about will it raise taxes on the middle class and she came up with this plan to change some numbers from a lot of very -- a lot of estimates, estimated it would cost about $32 trillion

over 10 years in new spending and she was saying it will cost about $20.5 trillion, based on how she adjusted things and so this is ripe for material for aattacks from her rivals, even bernie sanders is saying i don't think these numbers make sense and he's the person who is sort of the architect of medicare for all. and so this is -- she was coming under attack for a long time about not being honest about whether it would raise taxes on the middle class. i think those are not going to go away, based on the analysis we're seeing over these plans and also not being able to say okay, she's saying this is only going to be taxes on billionaires but there's some indications that middle class families will be affected because of the large taxes on employers. cheryl: before i let you go, emily, really quick, nancy pelosi is coming out and saying -- basically she's worried that 2020 is not on track and she's worried about the green new deal

discussion, she is worried about medicare for all. when is nancy pelosi going to come out a little stronger? >> i don't expect nancy pelosi to really come out against any specific candidate. i think she's going to endorse whoever the nominee is. but she is saying these things about -- these concerns about medicare for all, green new deal. she's always worried about her caucus and making sure that her more moderate democrats in the house are not in jeopardy when they go into election time in 2020. and so that's one of the reasons why it took her long to come out in support of impeachment. she waited until the moderate members had switched on that. while she may have her own policy ideas, i think her ideas for her -- and concern for her caucus are at the top of her mind as well. cheryl: there's a little impeachment inquiry kind of happening right now. she's busy with that. emily, thank you so much. >> thank you. lauren: well, new york city could soon allow voters to cast

voters for more than one candidate. the pros poseal for ranked choice -- proposal for ranked choice voting will be on the ballot tomorrow. they could ask who they would want to win if the top pick doesn't pick 50% of the vote. critics call it unconstitutional and confusing. if approved, the system will be used in primary and special elections in 2020. cheryl: 900 inmates in new york city jails could be let out before christmas according to the new york post. governor andrew cuomo will authorize this before a new bail reform law takes effect next year. bill de blasio will offer accused criminals free baseball tickets, movie passes and gift cards to encourage them to show up in court. i don't know what to say about that. as a new yorker, i think i'm speechless at this point about him. lauren: me too. let's take a look at futures this morning.

not speechless about that. we have another rally on our hands. the dow could see a record high today, up 1125 right now, that's -- up 125 right now, that's half of 1%. nasdaq gaining two-thirds this morning. a crackdown on the homeles homes happening in the city of austin texas. garbage trucks and crews with leaf blowers closing in on the camps overnight. aishah hasnie is there with a firsthand look. leaf blowers this morning? >> reporter: you've got to pick up the trash somehow. the state is stepping in to try to get a grip on the city's homelessness crisis. the governor ordering crews to clear homeless camps like this one and the first phase is underway. we'll take you there live right after the break. ♪ i want, i want, i want. ♪ to dance crazy. ♪ i want, i want, i want --

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then they -- $2 million for the estate. they spent several million more to fix it up. the exterior was used in the film. lauren: this is how i feel in my house, like the money pit. starting today, texas cleaning up homeless camps in the capital city of austin. state agencies are moving in after the republican governor gave local leaders more than a month to come up with another solution. cheryl: aishah hasnie is live for us in austin, texas this morning with a firsthand look. aishah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and you know what? things are already underway, just moments ago about a half hour ago we saw texas d.o.t. crews out here escorted by state police, cleaning up the trash that is around the homeles homes encampment that you see behind me. they were trying to remove the first part of the process. the second part is when they'll come back and start to basically remove the tents and the

blankets and the clothing and put them in storage for these folks. and this is all happening as frustration is growing from residents in the city over how city leaders are handling this crisis. >> we drove into austin and under the underpass we saw a whole tent city and i was like why does that even exist. >> i've seen people urinating and defecating on the sidewalk right here. >> it's not a good look for austin. >> it's not, it's not. >> reporter: and just look at the numbers here. homelessness is groanin growingn austin, up 5% from last year. the governor warned city leaders to straighten things up. but now he's stepping in. s this morning, texas d.o.t. crews will clear away all the homeless encampment camps across town. the governor said he won't allow austin to turn into san francisco or the likes of almost a. one man said owes been living

under the same overpass for three years. he told me i'm just going to move to another spot because austin is too good to give up. >> people come from all over the country to come to austin because it's famous. this is a famous place to live on the streets of. everybody knows, man, you want to live on the streets, go to austin. >> why. >> you don't have to buy food. everybody feeds you, they give you money. you can party. it's a blast, man. >> reporter: meantime, the mayor of this town, mayor adler, says he's sticking to the focus of trying to find housing for these people instead of just trying to remove their camps. again, which could start any moment here, probably when the sun rises. back to you. lauren: aishah, thank you very much, for painting that picture. let's now go to our homelessness -- to where homelessness is also a big problem, that's in california. president trump taking aim at governor gavin newsom as

wildfires rage across the state. president trump slamming governor newsom for state water management practices, calling on him to open up, this is a quote, ridiculously closed water lanes coming down from the north. newsom firing right back. this is what he tweeted. you don't believe in cry matt -- climate change, you are excused from the conversation. after scorching thousands of acres, the wildfires in california mostly under control this morning. experts warn hot and dry weather could he'll late the fire risk and that could all happen again this week. cheryl: we've got a lot more many coming up next, it's one of the six world majors in professional running, the 49th new york city marathon in the books with a stunning upset at the finish. yes, that's me. i didn't win, folks. don't worry. but i had a great time running with 52,000 of my closest friends. now that the marathon is over, you can recover like the professionals do.

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running, do you feel like you got a good night's sleep after going in what was called the new calm. cheryl: i did 30 minutes. you actually do feel rested. you don't sleep. you don't go into rem. but you go into the stage above it. and it was -- i have to say, it's very meditative. all of a sudden -- it takes you in different levels of meditation. i could actually feel it. it was the craziest thing. but yep, it actually works. i would recommend it if you're working on a morning show and you're tired. lauren: how do you feel today? how was the race? how are you here? congratulations. cheryl: thank you. luckily on "fbn: a.m.," we sit down. >> lauren: can i say something. you climbed stairs at one point in the show and you were struggling. cheryl: i was struggling in the top of the show. i have to say, it was a great day for the marathon. the weather was perfect. there's me at the finish line. i'm smiling just because i'm like thank god my race is over for 2019.

nypd came out. by the way, 10 you thousand 10,. my best friend who always does the race with me. this is consistent at the timey. at the time -- confetti. this is the first year the new york city marathon did this. the guy who runs this saw it in tokyo and said i'm going to try it in new york and people loved it. lauren: it feels like new year's eve. congratulations, cheryl. let's move on. arnold schwarzenegger is back on top but not for running. cheryl: i think we've got box office numbers. tracee:.tracee: the end may ber the terminator franchise. >> when this is all over i'm going to kill you. >> i understand. tracee: terminator topped the weekend box office, earning $29 million in north america. it was a weak victory for the franchise, falling well below expectations. the film from paramount pictures

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krispy kreme told him to stop, they think it's a liability issue. i think the solution is easy, open up a krispy kreme in minnesota and hire this kid. lauren: right on campus. before krispy kreme came to new york city, my dad would do business trips in north carolina and he would bring us home a box of krispy kreme. cheryl: hey, krispy kreme, newsrooms love donuts. we had the debate before the show. when is it too early to decorate for christmas? what constitutes too early? >> we don't have an official answer for that. i would say around thanksgiving, like thanksgiving-esque, the weekend afterwards, you're allowed to decorate. according to a new study, the earlier you decorate, the happier you are. cheryl: exactly. thank you. >> they say it brings back childhood memories, you appear friendlier and more open to talking with people. you have more things to talk about, et cetera. i don't know about that part.

the inflatable frosty the snowman, i don't know if you need it already, but maybe -- cheryl: i'm going to rock my christmas decorations. the he tree may go up in a week. you can judge me all you want. i love christmas. lauren: i want to know what viewers think about this. when is it too early to decorate and doe how does it make you fe. e-mail us, tweet us. cheryl: @foxbusinessa.m.ontwister. we're on instagram and facebook. lauren: i consider this time of year very dense. thinking about this survey and thinking maybe if you start earlier there's less to do, therefore you're in a better mood. but you guys just think it's because decorating makese makess happy, christmas makes us happy. cheryl: christmas makes me happy. it's the best holiday of the year. lauren: it's a lot of work. cheryl: as i was out running

the marathon, two large boxes of christmas decorations came to my door. i came home all in pain and sweaty and gross and i'm like oo, here's my christmas decorations. lauren: i just put the halloween stuff away. we're going to continue the good news. ism looking at the stock market today. we're going to see likely a record for the dow, despite the pullback from mcdonald's shares. mcdon amcdonald's is down two aa third percent. s&p and nasdaq continuing the record streak. cheryl: thank you for watching "fbn: a.m.." we send it over to maria bartiromo. maria: happy monday. thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, november 4th. your top stories right now. mcdonald's ceo is out this morning, steve easterbrook fired for having a consensual relationship with an employee. the stoc