lou: that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. john solomon, mark meadows among our guests. have a great weekend. good night >> it is 58 a.m. here are your top story is at this hour he is in former new york mayor and billionaire mike bloomberg throwing his hat in 2020 presidential ring. how will his running fly with anti-wealth rhetoric dominating the democracy party right now. >> beijing agreeing to toughen up stance on complek chul property theft as prodemocratic parties win in landslide victorieses in hong kong what it could mean for a u.s. senate trade deal. first a war on cm now thank give how one magazine take on americans going meatless creating enough heat to cook a turkey monday november 25th fbn:am stars right now.

♪ ♪ ♪ happy monday welcome to fbn:am i'm lauren simonetti here we go. not cooking a turkey but many will be this week. even if teases meatless good morning everybody i'm cheryl casone we like to welcome you to the show. it is a holiday shortened week happy early thanks give everybody your money is moving up arrows across the board dow gain hg 74 and s&p up 7 nasdaq up 30 this morning there's optimism on a u.s. china trade deal. on heals it that have prodemocracy vote count in hong kong and ongoing trade you see between u.s. and china take look at all of the green arrows in asian markets. japan the shanghai all raising

substantially higher. and in europe stocks at this hour also trading to the upside will a 2% gain by the one hundred in england. top story as if 2020 playing field couldn't get bigger former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is officially throwing his hat into the ring and not everybody is happy about it. fox's lauren is in washington with more. >> i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. made it official entering 2020 presidential race ten weeks before the primary season gets underway as a democratic candidate. >> mike bloomberg intengdz to make good jobs creator, leader, problem solver. mike bloomberg for president. billionaire release his one minute launch ad on social media along with a tweet summing up octoberive running or president to defeat donald trump and rebuild america. the news ending months of speculation over whether or not

he would enter crowded race and it didn't sit well with some of the candidates who have already spent months on the campaign trail. [inaudible conversations] one person one vote -- it is a billionaire with election or just because you're a billionaire think they can run for president. >> amy says americans aren't looking for a president who has money. >> maybe the argue is hey i've got more money than guy in the white house. i don't think they're going to buy that. i think they want someone different. meanwhile democratic front runner and former vice president joe biden has a different take. bloomberg was lifelong democrat but led a republican and then an independent and only rejoined democratic party last year. in washington, blanchard fox

news. causes mike bloomberg supported in the with with a wealth been a advocate of gun control against tobacco use and also waited with money into energy and, of course, to health care for new yorkers. >> welcome, mayor bloomberg, it is one big race it all right intellectual property been a top priority with trade talks an beijing protect pat by enforce m of existing laws. the u.s. claims huawei is being used by china to spy on the u.s. you have a white house says it could reach a trade one agreement by end this have year but u.s. security advisor is warning that thed aing mrgs is not going to turn a blind eye to the pro democratic demonstrations inning hong kong and china role in that. and as work continues on the first phase of a trade deal u.s. and chinese officials say that a phase two agreement looks unlikely for now and a that part

of the deal would focus on china allege theft. of u.s. intellectual property. where we go on this in just a bit something else that could complicate trade talks is hong kong the u.s. stepping up its support of protesters there as prodemocracy candidates win in land slide elections overnight. we get latest this morning from jonathon hunt. a political reality with a prodemocracy movement crushing proestablish m probeijing candidate in district counsel elections. the positions themselves are not powerful ones but the message the votes send certainly is prodemocracy candidates, benefiting it seems from a very high turnout in particular among young people. here's what it looked like at the height of the voting. this is a sure sign of just is how invested hong kongers are in this election this particular

polling station has been open for more than eight hourses now and throughout that time the the line has been hundred of yards long. election day was also entirely peaceful a stark contrast to the violence which was gripping hong kong and in particular the campers of hong kong polytechnic university just one week ago. now, the prodemocracy protesters have to decide if they stick purely with politics or if they keep going with the street protest that have so often end in violence a big decision too facing hong kong leader carey lamb will she decide that she has to resign in the wake of these results, and perhaps the biggest question to the commune fist party lead percent in beijing, do they now accommodation with the prodemocracy movement or do they move to crush it? inning hong kong, jonathon hunt fox news.

>> hong kong leader carey promising to keep an open mind following amid calls for her to resign scene the u.s. deal is in trouble the trade agreement between the u.s.-mexico and canada hitting road block as democrat led has thrown up obstacles in here's what he wrote on twitter nancy pelosi adam schiff aoc and rest of the democrats are not getting important legislation done. hence the do nothing in the the u.s. mca national defense authorization act gun safety, prescriptioning drug prices dead in the water because of them. remember mexico ratify that deal back in june, canada on track to ratify the deal in a new session of parliament. let's take a look at shares soaring in premarket louis vuitton owner is buying tiffany for more than 16 billion dollars that's 135 share and trade at 3 a gain of 6% and it can make it

shine again by increasing demanding for jewelry that comes in those familiar little blue boxes it is also making a bet that consumer is strong. love those box don't lose those. all right navy secretary richard spencer forced to resign this weekend over the controversial case of navy s.e.a.l. chief petty officer eddy gallagher and president trump intervened to allow gallagher to keep a rank and pay after along with his membership in navy seals sealed of serious war crime and convicted on lesser charges. mark says that was he was deeply trouble bid spencer conduct that he had lost his confidence in the navy secretary. >> d.c. judge set to decide to them whether white house counsel don should be compelledded to testify in impeachment probe. this as democrats refocus their attention to acting white house chief of staff who e-mails are now under microscope we have reaction from capitol hill. >> lauren and cheryl good morning to you this ruling could open door to other current and

former administration officials testifying in impeachment probe house democrats filed a lawsuit seeking to compel former white house counsel don to testify e in the impeachment inquiry after he ignored under subpoena by white house and expected to rule if mcgann will be requiredded to testify. that decision is expected to be appealed either way but democratses are hoping it will build pressure on other current and former officials who have refused to testify to change their minds. one of their top targets is act aing chief of mick money veinny directed to be put on hold before it was ultimately released. >> now some are hanging their hat on what's your evidence that the president withheld military aid? the president's own chief of staff admitted they withheld military aid to get investigation the president own chief of staff they seem to be saying -- unless donald trump writes out i

bribed ukraine, the easted will be insufficient. senate republican are already preparing for a potential impeachment trial in the senate where they plan to call several witnesses house democrats prevented from testifying. >> i find it to defend can't call witnesses -- can't offer rebullet evidence in terms of the substance quid pro quo is a red herring. in term of time where we go from here house intelligence committee expected to submit a report of finds to judiciary committee after the thanksgiving holiday from there we can either have additional hearings or if committee could write up article of impeachment so it is clearly going to be a very busy holiday season up on capitol hill. lauren, and cheryl. >> no doubt about that. thank you very much. well big news to report this morning there's a big deal in the pharmaceutical industry. another deal this monday morning tracee carrasco has details for us. good morning tracee. >> buying medicine company for

9.7 billion dollar, the medicines company is developing a cholesterol lowering therapy and company recently said preparing to file regulatory paperwork in the u.s. and europe for the treatment. well a lettuce recall expands to more major retailers just in time for thanksgiving dinner. salads that originated in california are being recalled after federal agencies qarn that they may be contaminated with e. coli bacteria. target wal-mart and aldi cams club and others acted on those warnings from the fda and cdc after 40 cay were reported nationwide in 16 states. at least 28 people have been hospitalized. and frozen 2 heats up the box office. who are you? >> i'm olaf disney animated film took in 167 in u.s. and china

highest opening ever ford versus ferrari in second request 16 million. and the new movie beautiful day in the neighborhood starring tom hanks rounded out top three taking in 13 and a half million dollars and that is what is happening now. >> lots of god movieses to seesaw frozen 2 how was it? sm it is very deep and dark especially for a kid. just going to say that. >> so you weren't a big fan of it? >> i enjoyeded it but i don't think the little kids did so much. go see it. i think it is more for adults than children. >> i wanted to see pictures of your kids -- nobody drowsessed up in our theater the strangest thing. sorry guys. take a look a lot of it is china trade s&p up 7 and three quarter. now china has agreed to a major sticking point for any trade deal with the u.s. but can the

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example, in american sport for hong kong protesters, but also arm sale to taiwan, american support for human rights whole range of various friction points between the u.s. and china. >> that's a good point you i wao pull up a screen for elections overnight district counsel leches in hong kong seeing 442 seat up for grabs and prodemocracy group won 347 of them pro-government that's proestablishment one just 60. how does bay respond to this? do they work with these new elected officials to give the protesters what they want? what happens? >> welllet keep in mind first off these are very low level positions so in and of themselves this is not really going to change the power structure. at least not until you have the legislative elections i believe those are due in 20 20. what this has sent hof is a clear message a lack of

confidence in carey lamb and overall rebuke to beijing. beijing easiest thing is livingy say we have none carry over to you but forced to is step down beijing made clear. they'll have a say in whoever succeeds her and that's going to be a key sticking point. >> do you think she's forced to step down? >> she might. she certainly going to have to change direction. she's the one who openedded up this whole can of worms with extradition bill and then reenforce it by trying to ban masks in a city where with you know facial recognition software is everywhere. >> do you think news out of beijing this year to work with what u.s. wants when it comes to intellectual property theft that is a red meat issue for the u.s. do you think that's a positive sign that not only do we get a phase one but a phase two might be forming? >> i have to admit i'm pessimistic. china made lots of promises about intellectual property.

but let's keep in mind a lot of the cyber theft is done by chinese government so not a bufnlg of hackers in somebody's basement it is chinese government i.t. that is doing it. so how credible are these promises going to be? pfnlgt thank you for jr. insight this morning we appreciate it. >> thanks for having us. a lot more coming up this morning elon musk hoping to erase this mommy from everybody's memory. >> maybe that was at too hard. revealed overnight about cybertrucks embarrass day beau. and thanksgiving tradition may be grounded this year. you're watching fbn:am. ♪

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off set of another term terminar movie but it is popular i'm shocked by it we were talking about it at ford f-150 is most popular truck in america so people want their cybertruck you know who doesn't want country music singersest that interesting observation that one of the selects in country music was saying i don't think we're going to be singing songs ab cybertruck when you you think about it not many words rhyme with cybertruck not words that we can say on tv or you can throw your dog in the back that is a question. >> people in california may buy it but people in tk and florida going to buy it. >> go a little further between charge station. black friday officially kickses off this week how can you avoid being scammed shopping online. this is time of year that hackers wait for it just like holiday shoppers hackers are waiting for you. you've got to be very mindful about wh you're shopping online especially if light of we've got cybermonday a week from today and black friday on friday. couple of points that qept to

make here. make sure that website you go to is legitimate hackers go out of their way to find websites that they make them look as legit as possible make sure it is amy amazon note presale friday.com or au. don't click on links in e-mails even if it look like it is familiar to you and this was a new point if you're going to be downloading apps from you know from a retailer macy's or store get it from the apple store or from a google play store if you're on android so you know it is a legitimate app because there's a lot of phonies out there. and actually we have tips from sunday morning futures with maria bartiromo gentlemen dropped by and gave better tips for when you're shopping online. >> vast majority of the count fits are coming from china and problem for your viewers are these so-called third party online marketplaces. so you go on a platform like amazon it connects you to a

website over in china. and the next thing you know you've got a counterfeit good. apple estimates that about over 90% of the stuff that is bought line apple brand is counterfeit if it is not from a l source if they're buying stuff to protect your family is go to the websites of the trusted brand that you want, and -- >> making a very good point this actually happened to my sister she bought a purse on ebay through what looked to be a legitimate seller when purse arrived it was a kowpt fit just to be careful with that stuff. stick with known brands, stick with known sellers, and stick with known websites. lead larson catch brett, of course, on fox news headlines 24/7 siriusxm channel 115. we're shopping and traveling on thanksgiving always tested but this year may be busier than most. aaa says more than 55 million people will travel this holiday making it the second most

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or 135 dollars share. >> well, tiffany to secure in new york and by the way former mayor michael bloomberg is shaking up 20 presidential race by finally kisming he's running by an ad by 31 million dollarss. now he's taking on him -- to rebuild a country and restore faith in the dream that defines us. mike bloomberg intends to make good jobs creator leader, problem solver. mike bloomberg for president. >> not everybody is happy about his late arrival into the race bernie sanders tweeted this quote i'm disgusted by idea that michael bluing or any billionaire thinking they be sentence millions of dollars to buy leches. that you can't build grassroots support and no business running for president what what is the entrance into the race mean for everybody else how will this all go against president trump and former press secretary of the

dmc jose and chairman to defend the president ted harvey guys, good morning. >> jose this is your party. what do you make of bloomberg's interns and frankly the money that he is spending at sanders points out toe get into the race at this late date? >> look, i think it is a net pause for a party i think he's going bring a diverse point of view. i think mike has a whole lot of issues that he's led mayor of new york and successful businessman. i think there's the argument that trump is successful politician because he makes a lot of money well hear we've got mike bloomberg with 55 billion dollars so if he can match the money, if he can match policy with support with voters i think he can do just fine. but we'll see. this, you know, this is still early and haven't got intone iowa. >> exactly. well also we know that he's spend a lot of money on super tuesday so he's really put his money later on into the primary on the dnc ted you know we'll

talk about issues, that mike fell bloomberg was behind as mayor of new york city he was a three-term mayor 12 years by the way, a republican he promoted stop and frisk policy and murder rate cut half in the city and soda tax in place and also vetoed a paid sick leave bill and also you know this is a man that's a multibillionaire he's a businessman to jose is point and you have to wonder this is type of candidate that could get president trump a run for his money. there are similarities here. >> well there are. i've been saying for months on this show that nominee of the democrat party is yet to announce their candidacy i think what bloomberg shows is that the field is so weak on the democrat side that somebody like him can get in. but i agree with you that he has a lot of pretty radical policies he put in place as mayor and running around building grassroots efforts in cities around the country for gun control and i'm not sure that's

going to play in, you know, flyover country where the democrat party has been losing votes for years. i think this is going to cause chaos to the democrat race and i always thought it would be a howard shuttle of somebody more moderate but i always thought that bloomberg type candidate would get in. >> yeah. jose, is he the ross, democratic party, i mean, joe biden asked about this in an interview ab he said bring it on. have him join the fray. other candidate not so happy. >> look, i agree with joe. that i think more diverse the more diverse voices candidates that we have on the debate stage on the primaries i think all of the best may the best candidate win and i'll say it again if mike can match his money with support with with polls i think, i think he can do just fine. but it is for borders to decide. money, money puts important role in politics certainly in the

primaries when it comes to them and things like that but it is not everything got to get people out to polls. a hundred million i want to throw that in there a million dollarss and real quick one last word. the impeachment inquiry i want to ask you about this because we're seeing shift in polling thatless andless americans are behind the idea of impeaching president trump. your take on what you've seen in the last two week. >> i think it is going to be a disaster for democrats i think it is a disaster for nancy pelosi. the unaffiliated voters across country support for the impeach the is collapsed. republicans are running commercials in swing states across the country. i think that it is geng to be tough for those congress democrat people tough to vote for impeachment and interesting to see if they have votes to get it out and if they do it goes to senate and are republican controlled senate is going to bring forward witnesses to testify. i think it is going to be bad for biden it is going to be bad

for democrat party moving forward so buckle up. >> buckle up indeed and it is monday ted great to see you as always thanks for being here. >> thank you. god bless. 42 climate protesters charged ce disorderly conduct after checking this out rushing l field as harvard yale football game. student demanded schools from poses fill fuel companies senator bernie sanders and elizabeth warren as well as congresswoman alexandria have voiced support for that halftime pro test and still ahead uncertainty over trade deal with china and uncertainty over who will win the 2020 presidential election. all causes companies to tap the brakes. plus, why some are accusing elizabeth warren of tapping brakes on economic patriotism. and what happens cheryl when you call out sick to the entire

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uncertainty over u.s. china trade deal and the outcome of the 2020 presidential election is causing u.s. companies to tap brakes on capital spending u.s. spend less than 1% in third quarter our next guest says blame the trade war with china for that. david nelson chief strategist with asset management is here. david, good morning. >> good morning. how big a deal is this that capex spending down is thinking you know you move supply chain that's supply chain never come back? >> it can come back if uncertainty and outcome that we don't know yet. look this is a cost of war. and cap exand spending are casualties to a trade war with china. and it is likely to persist for a while uncertainly when this will end and faze one deal right now they're trying to get through and even good news out of china that they're actually going to start to address intellectual property but ceos have at this point so much so that like you said, x spending up 8% and strip out largest companies in s&p it is a

negative number. so again, well first of all are you optimistic that we get anywhere with china in terms of the trade deal? >> i really don't think so. i think americans understand this is adversary in every sense the world and persist for some time. >> so if a lot of people like you are not optimistic and pulling back capital investment how then is market so resilient that broader market is up 24% this year. how displain that? >> well i can't explain that because eventually ceos have to pull the trigger. look if you're ceo hoping to put a supply chain in china you're fade to grow the company and at some point you don't -- you're going lose your job so you're going to pull trigger to move that supply chain to vietnam or back here in united states. and i would point out that -- that right now industrial stocks cyclical stock some of the best powerfullers in an s&p 500 that is all time high. >> yeah and we do get indications of how the economy is doing this week another read on third quarter growth orders

meanwhile an op-ed in washington examiner that says tax plan proposed by elizabeth warren pusheses u.s. investment out because it penalizes it and pushes foreign investment in. how is economic patriotism money flow out and money comes in? >> i think senator warren fails to understand is that wealth is portable and capital goes to where it is treated best and if it is not here in the united states it will poikd a home somewhere else so foreign investors could have an advantage. they could actually end up with -- maybe even tilt the towards them in terms of ownership in assets in the united states solid some economist believe that could hit the trade deficit in some ways senator warren tax plan will hurt the very people she's looking to help so ping even democrats are come out hard against plans like medicare for all and been intlek comully dishonest. could be a reason why democratic field is widening now david nelson thank you as always. >> thank you, lauren.

well we continue to cover the breaking news this morning über has just been bannedded and one major city. let's attack a look at stock reaction. tracee carrasco here now with those details. >> good morning über has been banned in london, want transport or london says the company is not a fit and proper operator after safety breaches left passengers at risk. über calls london decision not to renew its license extraordinary and wrong, and it will appeal it. well more fallout continues for the jeffrey epstein case. the two jail guards responsible for keeping an eye on epstein while he awaited trial on sex trafficking charges the night he allege ledly killed himself. are due back in court today on charges they lied on prison records to cover themselves instead of making required rowngdz every 30 minutes pair accused of sitting out just 15 treat from epstein cell shopping onlining walking around during a two year period both appear to have been asleep.

according to the indictment -- meanwhile the woman who claims prince andrew groped her after epstein flew her to new york to entertain duke is ready to talk to the fbi. this is the second epstein victim to claim that prince andrew had sexual contact with her at epstein's. well if you're out fixed e-mail entire company a news anchor going viral after e-mailing his sick note to thousands of people. nick in kansas city accidentally hit reply all on a company wide e-mail after oral surgery. well been, within two hours of hashtag for prayers for nick and nick strong were trending on social media about nick retweeted many of the well wishes he had received and let everyone know he's feeling better. that is what's happening now did you see that? that vigil at his had desk? >> this is my favorite story of the day so one of his coworker at the station put up a individual with like candles and flowers and they praying at hisk

and then that tweeted out that went viral there it is right there that's his desk prayers for nick and even a wall wreath hysterical. do we know today? >> he's doing better. [laughter] thank you so much. >> next time you in sick lauren, candles flower at your door i promise. coming up, as we get closer to the 2020 election health care costs continue to soar. just how much is that going to impact voters? and despite some mean actions by former label taylor swift had no problem shaking it off at the american music awards. this is the epson ecotank color printer. no more buying cartridges. big ink tanks. lots of ink. print about... this many pages.

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>> many voters in key battle ground state are worried about rising cost of health care and considered a major threat tows come and many state lawmakers are looking to reform symptom as states are taking on more and more of the cost. joining me now is dr. janet a board certified medical doctor. good morning. >> good morning cheryl so we're really seeing in wisconsin, and michigan and florida -- minnesota, the polling is showing us the number one issue is the cost of health care. smg it is absolutely and millions of americans are struggling to obtain health care those who have health insurance they can't pay premium and copay and deductible some have to pay thousands and thousands of dollars meet deductible until insurance kick in and force tofacients to choose between getting medicine and having a hot meal that is unacceptable in this country we have most innovative and advance medicine

in technology and patients and familieses are being forced into, you know, bankruptcy and financial ruin over health care. >> financial time siting one woman in minnesota a thousand or dlas a month for her premium a 13,000 dollar deductible 13 thousand now you have state getting burned by med kaidz and cost of medicaid has risen as obamacare has fallen by wayside. many lawmakers say welllet expand medicaid and expand med kir but in back end what that does is increase taxes and it is beginning to put more of a burden on middle class families. what we really need cheryl is we need transparency of cost. we need to know up front what health care costs are. what is the cost of that procedure and -- we need to know what the cost of medications will be as well. what's happening is there's these hidden secrets hidden prices of procedures that patients are unaware of they don't have choice or option and what we need to help drive down cost in addition we with need to

combat insurance fraud, and you know patients need more health savings accounts and tax credits and be able to, you know, have aing health across state line ge options. >> to your point many state nows there's a bipartisan effort in kongs to have the television and to receive price for trugs put the price up tell me what it is going to cost me. sm what is it hiding ask you also about finding out that the flu shot is less effect iive for those overweight obesity is a crisis in this country especially among children. what do you make of this? >> what's happen when we get our flu shot we have immune system reacts and for those of us overweight our metabolism is different and changes so affects the way our body attacks and fights against disease. that's why it is so important to be fit be healthy to exercise on a regular daily basis to help keep our metabolism in order to help with the flu when it attacks in flu season. >> get kids off their video game. [laughter] thank you very much.

>> my pleasure. thank you. >> thank you that is hard to do. all right municipal if you thought politics would ruin your thanksgiving dinner there's a new trend that is divide family and the internet. plus much more coming up on fbn:am.

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ferry tale at the american music wades mike is here so how did she do? >> it is all eyes on taylor swift what would happen here now before the performance even started she ended up winning her 29th american music award surpassed michael jackson won artist of the year and artist of the decade but question is will she perform song and scootser and big machine records not let her do it and here we go check it out. >> i'm so sick of this -- ♪ ♪ >> but as you can see right there she did perform a medley of old song that was the big question now the first swrowt fit she qoar she actually had the record title of all of her old albums that she's actually arguing with scooter braun about

throwing some shade there and during acceptance speech did not mention him but did say that it has been a challenging year for herself. she thanked fans as much as she could saying that they're ones that have been with her for 15 plus years. but overall we'll see what happens now. the next step here because the callout group is involved as well as who has control over masters for her songs. next story you have is meatless thanksgiving twitter decided to fight back against the idea of a vegan thanksgiving. >> with a new article saying that, with for the effects of climate change don't eat turkey go meatless this thanksgiving. a lot of people not agreeing with it on twitter as you can imagine. but you know the whole question with is and argument you know yongd meat all of this will people note eat meat this thanksgiving in effect to protect the environment. and climate change, if you look at the replies it seems that people will definitely be eating meat thanksgiving. >> we're having two meat turkeys

fried and one you put in the oven. dreading family time this holiday season you're clearly not alone. >> new survey by motel 6 says that it will just take under four hours before you get sick and tired of your family members at thanksgiving dinner this year. [laughter] it should be kind of interesting. i mean, it always happens but about four hours is the time limit before you kind of start getting i need some space. >> you need me time four hours is a lot especially if you have a large family that's why we turn on cowboy game and until we yell at the television that's a different type of thanksgiving. stay away from politics focus on game instead everybody win when is that happens. thank you. very much -- and here the rest of the week? >> absolutely. count me in say happy thanksgiving later. we have a green start to your holiday week we are thankful for green arrows on wall street this morning you've got the dow up 78 point right now. got the s&p higher by 8.

nasdaq is higher, by 30, of course, all of this is there's optimism, obviously, lauren that we're gong to get at least phase one completed by end of the year for the country talks. >> land slide victories at the polls in hong kong -- for the prodemocracy movement -- there's optimism out there. despite that you know you have the asian markets up drastically. ivelg obviously, president has to make a big choice here about backing they're not going to let go of the issue of democracy and hong kong and white house made it clears this is going to going the to and certainly big question mark. you know who has answers maria bartiromo mornings with maria start right now. >> happy monday everybody good morning i'm maria bartiromo and it is monday november 25th your top stories right now just before 6 a.m. on east coast. u.s. china trade optimism this morning driving markets china looking to strengthen protection of intellectual property rights including new punishment for violation what is it mean for u.s. china trade deal coming up

and prodemocracy win in hong kong overnight massive turnout with a message to the world following over 5 months of at tiles violence protest on ground no honk congress it is a bit of a mernger monday a luxury giant getting bigger. lew sris ton parent company acquirestive n for 16.2 billion we have with a 9.7 billion deal. for the medicine company, and we are expecting that official announcement today on the charles position of tv and mare trade deal expecting that to come today. renew hope pushing piewfns higher this morning dow futures up 76 and s&p 500 up 7 and nays dab futures higher by 30 points. michael bloomberg is in officially the billionaire entered already crowded field of democrats yesterday. with fights on qhows spend millions of his own money on big media blitz find out why his news organization is causing controversial all of that and more mornings with march wra begin right now.