tracy carrasco joins us from foxbusiness with how it could impact the markets. >> reporter: it has beenelations between the us and china but an agreement could come in the near future, china releasing a statement saying, quote, both sides having smooth communication and good cooperation with each other. we are full of confidence an agreement can be reached in the next 90 days. the president tweeting in response, quote, i agree. white house trade advisors is the potential deal is truth of more winning. >> this is a tough president with tough people working for him. what he has done on trade is unprecedented for any president that preceded him. we said we could renegotiate nafta and did, couldn't get to the chinese table and we did. heather: the ongoing trade tensions causing major setbacks and comebacks on wall street, the dow recovered from a 780 point dive. stocks are sliding as investors worry about trade war fears impacting the global economy. this, as we anticipate, november job numbers out today so we will wait and see what those numbers say. heather: they arrested the chinese tech

todd: tracy carrasco joins us with how it could affect the markets.> it has been a rocky road for trade relations, and they are having smooth communications and good communication with each other. an agreement can be reached in the next 90 days. peter navarro says the potential deal is proof of more winnings. >> tough people are working for him as a team. what he has done on trade is unprecedented for any president that preceded him. and major setbacks and comebacks on wall street after the dow recovered after a 780 point dive, market expert say stocks are sliding as investors worry about more fears impacting the global economy as november job numbers set to be released today are expected to add 200,000 jobs for the month of november. heather: all eyes on those markets, futures point to a lower open so we will continue to watch, thank you. todd: 26 after the hour, the video shocking. a man pushed in front of a moving truck by a complete stranger. the police caught the man behind this attack. carley: americans want a solution to border security. are de

tracy carrasco has that story for us.argo is firing around 300 district managers for failures related to the sales scandal more than two years ago. these district managers were mostly spared after they hired --dash mecca fired some 5300 employees. these are the first district manager firings. wells fargo is down 15% this year. that is right. alphabet has launched it's a self driving taxis. and that are actually generating fares the company now charging passengers to use its driverless vehicles. they had been testing in the technology the technology here since 2016. said they can download the app. and use it like other ridesharing apps. the human driver will be behind the wheel just in case. it is up less than 1% this year. i'm glad there is a human in the car. you never know. so as steve jobs did not like to give autographs but now they're worth a lot. and because of that they are worth a lot. they are worth about 51 thousand dollars. that is according to an analysis by paul frazier collectibles his autograph has jumped i

tracy carrasco here with what we need to know. >> the u.s.ostal service will suspend regular mail delivery tomorrow in honor of george hw bush. post offices will also be closed tomorrow as a national day of mourning which the president has declared but there will be limited package delivery. here's what the postal service said, quote, we will provide limited package delivery service to ensure our network remains fluid and we do not experience impacts to our package delivery operation that might negatively affect customers or business partners during the remainder of our busy holiday season. something else to mention. the stock exchange, the nasdaq suspending trading tomorrow in honor of the former president. all understandable. heather: let's switch gears and talk about this, cereals hosted by hostess and honey buns, your favorite treats like the powdered sugar donuts and honey buns, you will soon be able to eat them in serial form. starting in january boxes of these donuts and honey buns on grocery store shelves, some places you might see th

tracy carrasco has that story. what a performer.zon is planning to build and expand the stores across the country in a more suburbs. some of these stores may have extra space to accommodate. no official word yet from amazon and whole foods on the new store construction. it's up 26% year-to-date. that could be an interesting real estate story. let's talk about amazon. the car dealers are now making a bigger push in the line. it's kind of taking a page out of amazon's playbook here. they are offering that through the website. they say they dislike visiting and dealership. you don't get to test out that specific vehicle you want to purchase. analyst though say a new trend could expand the reach. you can to see the car you want. as a last day of the year which also means there is a lot of good deals out there. one final day to take advantage of some deals. panera bread rewards members have a chance to get a free bagel. i happen it is a last day for the special grid menu. also a number of restaurants are ending their gift card promotions

tracy carrasco has more on the comeback. >> reporter: the dow closed up 34 points the racing a 547 pointby four points, the nasdaq adding 51. it was a wild day investors pointing to a number of headlines. you have the flattening yield curve, the delay brexit vote in the united kingdom and ongoing trade discussions with china adding to the worries in the latest roadblock, the arrest of a chinese tech executive in canada. she will find out today from the canadian judge if she will be released on bail so all of that adding 2 things investors are watching but looking at futures giving back gains, futures point slightly lower this morning. heather: let's say this, free bagels, one bagel per day for the rest of the year. this is what panera bread is giving away. you have to sign up for my the narrow rewards program. go to the panera bread website, you will get one free bagel every day, the cream cheese spread, those are not included in this is only for new members, the only ones eligible to get the reward. free bagel every day from now until december 31st. you have to buy something else i just

jillian: tracy carrasco from foxbusiness with more on the call back. >> reporter: this is a recall ofs, they are being recalled, 15,000 invested from children's place, the middle snap could come off and pose a choking hazard. they were sold in two styles with three color patterns, there they are on your screen. if you purchased one as a gift this christmas or your child has one, double check and make sure you can return it to the store for your money. there has only been one report of these metal snaps coming out but no injuries. jillian: krispy kreme getting into the holiday spirit. >> krispy kreme bringing back gingerbread glazed donuts today through next monday, christmas eve. spiced gingerbread version of the krispy kreme glazed original donuts with warm gingerbread molasses glaze. sorry i don't have any. rob: i want one. one regular glazed donut. jillian: you can go anywhere. walk out of the building and go anywhere. rob: incredible moment at a college graduation. a service dog receives an honorary degree as his handler get her masters. jillian: the golden retriever holding his d

tracy carrasco with foxbusiness is here to explain. how is that normal?le says don't worry about it. your new ipad pro, nothing to worry about. this happened during the manufacturing process. apple says it is the cooling of the components, the metal and plastic, that causes the slight bend. people are opening their new ipads and noticing this, some returning them to the apple store. if you have a new ipad pro, you can return it. after that you might be out of luck. apple says it doesn't affect how the ipad pro runs. it still runs fine. heather: i would prefer one that does not bend. >> it is a very slight bend, not people would notice. heather: americans are already returning a christmas gift. >> reporter: this is going to ups, national return day was yesterday, the biggest spike in return packages. ups said they expected 1.5 million packages returned yesterday, first time ever that it happened before santa even comes so typically they expect to see this in january but they will get the second wave of return packages on january 9, 1.4 million people retur

tracy carrasco from foxbusiness here with the airline making major changes. >> delta's goal is to makeet on the plane faster to make it a smoother clear-cut process. delta getting rid of its known boarding, now they are boarding based on ticket types. they will be renaming, color coding these boarding groups. they will be increasing the number of boarding groups for six, 7 or 8. they are starting with the delta one points or premium. and the main cabin, one, 2 and 3, the basic economy, the tickets. they hope this process works and rolling out the new changes. it is chaotic when you're trying to get on the plane. everyone is rushing to be on first so we will see if the increased boarding group works. heather: everyone stands up in advance. the lines are long and it is always a nightmare. let's talk about something that is not a nightmare that make standing in line fair, girl scout cookies. >> flavored coffee coming to duncan. they have that rolling out later this month. you have a new flavor based on shortbread cookies the girl scout cell, the caramel coconut caramel thin mint flavor th

tracy carrasco here with more. >> wall street is closed for the day but investors still looking overesterday, those numbers and what happened with the major selloff we saw. here are the numbers with yesterday, the dow fell 799 points. the s&p down by 90 points. the nasdaq the biggest loser down by 283 points. all three averages down by 3%. investors reacting to falling bond yields, rising fears of recession. also some skepticism over the trade truce with china. we have futures trading. they are pointing slightly higher but again, markets are closed today. heather: we will see what happens thursday, tomorrow. a massive wheat recall. >> this is a meat recall from october. an additional 5.1 million pounds of beef bringing the total up to 12 million pounds of beef being recalled for concerns over salmonella, a strain of bacteria that can cause food poisoning. this is very serious. the usda telling people to check their freezers to make they don't have any beef product in their freezers. it was produced between july 26th and september 7th. those are the dates to look for. from the jb us p

carley: tracy carrasco joins us as 112 million americans get out of town for the holidays. >> reporterse people will be driving somewhere and expecting a busy time on the roadways but because christmas day and new year's day fall on tuesday, it might work out to our advantage and spread out the traffic because one in 3 americans will travel over this holiday season. because travelers already started taking off, today, monday, that is alleviating the traffic but because people are spreading out there travel time doesn't mean it is any less busy. still plan ahead. 6.7 million people will be flying this holiday season. busy in the air, busy on the road. todd: this better be good, you're excited. carley: i know food, restaurants in general. i know this is one of your favorites. >> taco bell adding a few new things to the menu starting december 27th. nationwide two new burritos, the chicken and gelato bar reno and in three select cities trying out a few new items. in charlotte you can try the buffalo chicken nacho box, the cheesey how opinion nacho box in cincinnati, and flatbread. and ther

tracy carrasco with more on the travel forecast. >> the tsa estimating 46 million people will be travelingth, runs through january 6th. that number is up from last year, that is an additional 126,000 passengers flying every single day. they say they expect 2.5 million people every single day so it is a large number of people traveling this holiday season. the busiest day thursday the 20th, the 21st and the summer 26th, the day after christmas but the latest travel they, christmas day and january 5th. plan accordingly and be patient. todd: not dealing with that anymore, the best thing about moving home. lincoln, the car company, going retro. >> bringing back lincoln continental with coach doors, the back doors that open from the rear. that was made popular in the 1960s with the lincoln continental so they are bringing it back to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the lincoln continental in 1939, very limited-edition, they are only releasing 80 of these, estimated cost $100,000, very expensive but there will be more released in model year 2020. iconic car making a come back. todd: officers em

tracy carrasco from foxbusiness here with more on changes coming to your credit score. >> wall streeting, factoring in your smart phone. and other utility payments into your credit score. if you don't have long borrowing history this could help you out, maybe you hand "it card in your own name. 1.5 million people could soon have a credit score because of this change. consumers will be able to opt into this program so starting early next year you are going to be able to take advantage of this change if you would like to. heather: something i would like to opt into his krispy kreme donuts. that time of year. >> gingerbread glazed donuts making their return to krispy kreme starting today for next monday, christmas eve. these are described as a spiced gingerbread version of krispy kreme as original glazed donuts with warm gingerbread molasses glaze. sounds delicious. heather: we need krispy kremes onset, we need an example. >> i will work on that. heather: there is time. thank you. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour and a pair of heroes run straight into a raging inferno to

rob: tracy carrasco with what you need to know about that. >> reporter: mail service will be suspendedr of george hw bush. in addition to that, post offices will be closed. there will be limited package delivery, what the postal service that was, quote, we will provide limited package delivery service to ensure the network remains fluid and we do not experience impact to package delivery operations that might negatively affect business partners during the remainder of the busy holiday season. the stock exchange and nasdaq suspending trading at the national day of mourning. carley: darius rucker going to his roots. >> reporter: member these guys? more than a decade since we have seen them on tour. ♪ nothing i can do ♪ i only want to be with you. >> reporter: brings me back. they only went to be with you, going on tour, called the group therapy tour, hooty on the blowfish visiting north american cities on may 30th, kicking off their tour in virginia beach, virginia. they will wrap up on september 13th in columbia, south carolina, stops all across the country in ellicott, madison square g

dozen airports worldwide, flight attendants planning to demonstrate over potential staffing cuts, tracy carrascos here with what it means for travelers. >> travelers may notice this happening at 16 airports around the world, chicago o'hare, los angeles, tokyo, washington dc, unionize flight attendants protesting united airlines because of these staffing cuts, the union saying united is, quote, succumbing to wall street pressure by cutting one flight attendants per each international flight, that is the major concern. there will be a loss of jobs, flight attendant say the main issue is safety for passengers. that is what they are protesting. united in both unions say this will not impact any flights today but that is something you might be noticing. >> as long as you are aware of what is going on and it won't impact your flight that is okay. vitamin water offering $100,000 if you give up your phone for a year. >> this might be one way to kick that smart phone addiction. vitamin water offering $100,000 if you give up your smart phone for a year. you have to post a photo on twitter or instagram, te

fox business network tracy carrasco breaks it all down. tracy?orter: good morning yes it was a week of setbacks and come backs on wall street. markets on monday saw such promise after last weekend's trade truce between the u.s. and china at the g20 summit in argentina, but wild swings throughout the volatile week sent stocks tumbling into the red the dow sinking 558 points on friday. all three of the major u.s. averages down 4% for the week. the sell-off erasing all of 2018 's gains on the dow, and s&p 500. adding to the trade tensions, the arrest of a chinese tech executive in canada at the request of the u.s.. the chief financial officer of huawei, one of china's largest telecom companies accused of fraud and possible violation of sanctions against iran. china now warning canada of consequences if she is not released and the arrest could not come at a more sensitive time between the relationship with china and the u.s. and further complicating that relationship, clues in the recent marriott hack pointing to the chinese government as the culprit

tracy carrasco here with more on the comeback. >> reporter: the dow erasing a 507 point decline, the. nasdaq adding 51 points, traders pointing to a number of things going on for the selloff, the yield curve, delayed vote in brexit, the ongoing trade discussions between the us and china the latest potential roadblock, the arrest of a chinese tech executive who will be back in a canadian report to find out if she will be released on bail, futures point higher. they changed direction a few minutes ago. we can see another wild day today. >> all these people on the plane with their emotional support dogs it is so ridiculous. what do you think? >> delta making a change, banning all emotional support animals on flights 8 hours or longer and when it comes to all service and support animals under 4-month-old, no matter the duration of the flight they will be banned, delta making the change after receiving 84% increase in incidents reports in 2016-17. these animals, accidents happen and biting, attacking other passengers making the change. it goes into effect. >> dogs pooping on the floor of

rob: tracy carrasco with more on the travel forecasts. >> 46 million people traveling.ry 6th, from 5% last year. 2.5 million travelers every day. that number up about 126,000 travelers every day. a lot of people traveling, the busiest day this thursday the 20th, friday the 21st and the day after christmas, november 26th. the latest travel days will be christmas eve, christmas day and january 5th. plan accordingly, be patient. jillian: the same thing every year. rob: i try not to eat much fast food but chick-fil-a has a little breakfast thing if you are up early today. a biscuit with chicken in it. >> we should give it a shot and you might be the reason why chick-fil-a is becoming one of the fastest growing fast food restaurants by sales replacing subway as the number 3 fastest growing fast food restaurant. mcdonald's, starbucks, subway, burger king, chick-fil-a could be jumping all the way up to number 3, stores grew by 8%, 2100, sales going by 15%, to $10 billion, clearly contributing to some of that. they are good. rob: such a good restaurant. thank you so much, appre

carley: tracy carrasco with what you need to know. >> reporter: infant ibuprofen sold at several nationalrecalled because it may contain higher level of ibuprofen which could be dangerous to infants. the medicine was sold under several brands, walmart, cvs and family dollar all included in this recall. the company said there is a remote possibility it could cause kidney issues. very dangerous effects. you might want to check the medicine cabinet if you have any of these brands of ibuprofen. the company has not received reports of any infants getting sick which is good news. carley: marriott on hot water making a passport tax. >> reporter: that hack was exposed last week affecting 500 million people, now says they are going to pay to replace the passport, $110 fee if the person can prove they were impacted in some way, their identity was stolen. what is troubling is this is difficult because this hack dates back to 2014. that could be difficult for some people to prove they may have been impacted if there passport number was stolen in the data breach. in addition, email addresses, all that

rob: tracy carrasco tells us of what could be record-breaking travel numbers. >> aaa is expecting 102on, one of the busiest on record. we have that many people driving, there may be an advantage because christmas day falls on tuesday, new year's day falls on tuesday as well. that means a travel period is longer, some people are leaving today, some might not leave until the weekend or monday. they are spreading out the travel time so traffic may be lighter. not sure you can count on it but it is a bright spot. one in 3 americans will be traveling this holiday season. 100 million people expected to travel by car. we have 6.7 million people flying somewhere, a lot of people at the airports, a busy travel year. rob: oil prices have plummeted. >> definitely one of the reasons people are driving more places. jillian: it is colder. >> starting today at 7:00, kohl's stores will open up and will not close until 6:00 pm on christmas eve. for any of you last minute shoppers kohl's is there for you. if you want to make your shopping experience faster you can order what you want online and go stra

tracy carrasco from foxbusiness with what we can expect today. >> reporter: treading lightly on wall mixed signals overnight as the dow makes a huge comeback in late trading, rallying 260 points after facing steep losses earlier in the day, the s&p closing higher adding 21 points, the nasdaq ending on a solid note after rising 25 points amid a roller coaster week on wall street after the dow tanked 650 points on christmas eve before surging 1000 points, just marking the dow's single point gauge, all free markets breaking records after seeing their largest 1-day percentage gain since 2009. this could be due to cheap stocks and a slow news week as investors take advantage of the post christmas bargains on the trading floor. the record-breaking excitement and mixed futures should make for an interesting day on the trading floor. we will keep you updated as "the opening bell" rings in a few hours. heather: sounds exciting, two more trading days left in 2018. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour and healthcare is on the mind of a lot of voters. it was in 20 -- 2018 as well as

todd: tracy carrasco with what to expect. do we even guess what to expect today?on wall street. and this is after the hour's huge comeback in a late trading game, and earlier in the day, the s&p closing higher adding 21 points, the nasdaq and on a solid note rising 25 points. it amid a roller coaster week on wall street after the dow tanked 650 points. and the single point game, the largest 1-day percentage game since 2009. and cheap stocks at a slower newsweek is investors take advantage of the post christmas bargains on the trading floor, the record-breaking excitement and futures could make for another interesting day on the trading floor. we will keep a close eye as the closing or opening bell is set to ring in a few hours. heather: it has been a week. todd: experts who know everything don't know. it is amazing. if you unwrap some cool gadgets like this don't forget to set up privacy features. >> with tips on how to keep your data safe, the cyber guy joining us from los angeles, thank you for being here. happy holidays to you. let's start with smart tv. what d