not worth mentioning the beige book report came out earlier.re were reports of employers struggling to hire welcome back to "power lunch." we are live here at delivering alpha in new york city david faber joining us on the set. becky quick now also with one of the big keynote speakers welcome lady and gentleman. >> we were just speaking with david ruben stein the cofounder and chairman ofcal carlyle group. to give a little bit of an example of how this firm has grown over time, this is a firm that david cofounded back in 1987 at that point they had $5 million in assets under management today they have $201 billion in assets under management. if you want to talk about delivering alpha, there you have it david we talked about a lot of different issues, what's been happening with the markets but we heard this morning from larry kudlow and he said he doesn't see any signs of a recession on the their what do you see? what would you be watching for to show you that we could be facing a downturn. >> it's always tempting to say i see something that som

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however in the "beige book" that came out, within the "beige book" from july, they did say tariffs 31es. they are concerned about tariffs. they did add a new word. we're particular about words with the president and helsinki there was the word, for now. jay powell believes for now the best thing moving forward is. maybe they are not on autopilot with increasing rates next little while. trish: that might be because of tariffs you say? if tariffs, you have got to hope, you have got to pray, that consumers are out there spending enough because you have a better economy and there is more optimism out there. >> right. trish: scott, that they're spending, therefore that offsets any risk to the economy with tariffs. otherwise, maybe jerome, we're on first-name basis too. >> wow. jay, right? trish: you get in there, and you're able to, you know, back off, if he backs off the interest rates moving higher, maybe that tempers some of the challenges we find from tariffs? >> yeah, i agree. i think k-parts mentioned it. >> nickname. >> i hope we can say that. the "beige book" was surprisingly dovis

it is showing up in the beige book as kind of a negative thing. what are people all around the country saying? what are farmers in wisconsin? i'll tell you who has insight. it is congressman sean duffy. he is here next. my father passed this truck down to me, that's the same thing i want to do with you. it's an emotional thing to watch your child grow up and especially get behind the wheel. i want to keep you know, stacking up the memories and the miles and the years. he's gonna get mine -but i'm gonna get a new one. -oh yeah when it's time for your old chevy truck to become their new chevy truck, there's truck month. get 18% of msrp cash back on all silverado 1500 crew cab lt pickups when you finance with gm financial. that's $9,000 on this silverado. plus, during truck month make no monthly payments for 90 days. trish: welcome back, everyone. we're awaiting on sarah huckabee sanders for her first press conference since the president returned from helsinki. trade dominating conversation on capitol hill. members of congress are holding hearings ab

. >> the fed, the beige book came out. here are some of the headlines. manufacturers concerned about terrorists. terrorists are increasing. prices have fallen. rosy not necessarily a picture. your response? is focused onnt long-term economic principles. we have one of the strongest economies and decade. he wants to continue to protect american workers. this is short term. he hopes to open up different markets and create a more playing trade field. president trump, the u.s. intelligence communities. russia. said i have confidence in both parties. after someone was killed protesting neo-nazis, he said there is blame on both sides. what do you think of that criticism? >> i would not compare the situations. the president said exactly what he thought yesterday in his remarks and i would refer you to those. the president, does he see interference in elections as an attack on democracy? the homeland security said it was an attack on american democracy. you see it as an issue for american democracy or just opponents being attacked? >> the president things we hav

adam: will have the beige book is a reminder for everyone here on fbn. thank you.ia bartiromo, "mornings with maria." maria: good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us. i am maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, july 8th 2. take a look at features indicating again this morning. though industrials up 20 points. the dow industrial up for the fourth session of the robot in a closed at an all-time record high but the gain of 50 points. federal reserve chairman jay powell gave an offbeat outlook of his first day of testimony on capitol hill. a similar story, markets higher across the board. the cac in paris at two thirds of 1% of the dax up almost 1%. markets closed mostly lower with the exception of japan. the other majors as you can see in the red. house republicans are meeting with president trump. they met yesterday to work on a plan for another round of tax cuts. house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady and how will help small business and the middle class. >> we are here to talk to you about making permanent the tax relief so they can continue to gro

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we had the days of jay powell's testimony, and add to that beige book. cautious tone coming from the fed. isthat how the market reading it and what d.c. on the options front? we are seeing subdued volatility typical july month. the market is taking this testimony really well. market a strong enough in the economy is strong enough that we are seeing a rate hike. one thing they're worried about is rate hike concerns. the fed will not be on autopilot raising rates. they will rule out the raise -- raising rates. highs andthe relative well below right now. >> what would be an event that could trip -- trigger that? >> for the rest of the year next year, i would look at raising the rate of rate hikes. economists and experts are worried that this is a recession predictor. it has been asked to 12 to 18 months later. it will cause it -- volatility to be on the rise. >> it doesn't look like you think we will necessarily see negative returns in stocks in terms of trade today. you're looking at the s&p 500 etf. talk to us about this trade. >> for me, you can do this

then wednesday the beige book is out. that's a market mover. of people will be wondering what companies have to say about guidance. weekly jobless claims are out. microsoft will report earnings along with the black stone group and union pacific. we wrap up the busy week friday with earnings from beleaguered general electric, and we'll be watching for news there. on the political front monday president trump is in helsinki, finland for a one-on-one meeting with president vladimir putin. we begin early pat 5:00 a.m. eastern. next week a big program here. a big tech showdown. microsoft ceo is my guest and bill mcdermott. so join me for sap ceo and microsoft ceo be saty a nardella. we'll talk about congressman ratcliffe who was one of the questioners of peter strzok. tune in on the business network for "mornings with maria." we have a big week ahead. have a great rest of the weekend and i'll see you next time. ♪ >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it

kathleen: sophie: let's go -- kathleen: let's go to the release of the fed's beige book.his is a survey of anecdotal evidence from each of the 12 district banks, a snapshot of the economy before the next fed meeting. it found trade concerns are spreading, growing and businesses in every district. although economic growth, looking pretty good. there is an inability to find workers. when asked jay powell said the u.s. economy was shy on .mployment and inflation rates are balanced. let's hear what he said about policy this year. i may be slightly more worried about lower inflation still, but for a long time, inflation was below target. we have just about reached a symmetric 2% objective, so it is very close. from this point forward, the risks are roughly balanced. kathleen: next meeting is of course on august 1. no rate hikes expected there, those it should be in september. ramy: kathleen hays, thank you so much. let's do a quick reminder of the day on wall street. where stocks ended slightly higher, led by the banks, thanks to morgan stanley. let's discuss that and more wit

. >> he could be wearing something underscript, maybe smug something beige, but you're running around in a once. >> i he's going behind the counter, pointing the gun at the clerk, the clerk opens the register, he gets the money and he got away. >> no, don't tell me he got away, gayle. >> he did get away. >> come on. somebody knows this clown who has an adult -- >> has anybody seen a 6 foot yellow dog. >> right. he needs to be put in the pound, that's for sure. but they don't know who did it and they want to find him. >>> in this case, in los angeles there's another criminal they're looking for but this woman she's gone get a mani and pedi. a manicure for those people who have never had one. that's where you go and relax and let your hair down and get treatments. you don't expect this to happen. see this woman? watch what she does, because she notices something on that hand rack, a wedding ring and engagement ring. it was left there, goes over there, grabs it, see how she's bhetion her hands. there she's got some cash. they say she finished getting her treatment and walked away. >> so

now, i like the beige book because it's a snapshot of what's going on. for instance, i just read there's a shortage of plumbers, electricians, and truck drivers in the inner mountain west. also, cherry and raisin prices are going back up. this is a very casual sort of report. hey, here's how it's going. almost like sending something from camp sort of thing. interesting little economic factors, if you're thinking of learning how to drive a truck, now is the time. >> plumbers needed. >> always. >>> it's 5:16 right now. elevator program at b.a.r.t. station such a hit with riders, it's now being extended. the attendance at elevators at two b.a.r.t. stops with a spotty history of cleanliness. b.a.r.t. says these attendants work to make sure elevators are clean and usable and they work. the program was supposed to last only six months. it's now sticking around through november. >>> new details. it looks like some kind of oversized coffee firm has landed in san francisco. fear not. just the newest concept version of the city's public restrooms. the idea is to r

brazazil is one ofof the counts taking parart in a studydy into ededucation stanandards beig conductetedy the orgrganizan for ececonomic coopeperation d development. and that's shown that kids there are struggliling. reporter: on the road in his hometown. claudio sassaki lives and works in sao paulo, the business and finance capital of brazil. the social differences here are especially extreme. claudio: i feel anger, for sure. i feel that we cannot wait for government to do anything to solve, because it's not a matter of having the resources, i its how you deploy those resources, and clearly y resources have nt been deployed well in the education sector. just look at the outcomes. reporter: schools in brazil are often poorly equipped, teaching materials out-of-date. only private schools, such as the colegio humboldt in sao paulo, are different. those who have enough money, just a small portion of the population, do not send their kids to state schools. claudio: brazil is a country in which the drop-out rate in high schoolol is roughly 50%. ouout of those who f finish hh school, about 10%

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. >>> wednesday the federal reserve will release its beige book, a summary of economic conditions acrossountry. >>> comic fans, listen up, thursday comic-con begins in san diego. attendance has topped 120,000 people in recent years >>> and friday marks 49 years since neil armstrong walked on the moon what's kite cuter than a baby farm animal? how about a baby farm animal joining in a yoga class. we kid you not, and our jane wells decided to check it out. >> reporter: i'm trying to hold a plank position but i have two baby goats on my back do the goats ever jump on this because that would be weird? >> it is weird because also kind of a nice massage. welcome to oregon, the place where the strangest fitness trend was born >> focus on your both. >> reporter: goat yoga. >> i never lived in a spot where i could have goats i've wanted them my whole life lainey morse had a career in marketing, got divorced and came down with an autoimmune disease and became very depressed and she bought some goats and they made her feel better. >> i would go out in the field every day and spend time with my goat

in most districts according to the federal reserve's crosomcountry ec survey and overall the latest beigeh was released this afternoon said that economic groh was modest and it pointed to ri wng crisis anes as the labor market continues to tighten. the bigge iolves trade policy. some manufacturers and construction firms say the riffs have led t higher prices and supply chain disruptions. >>> well, fed chairman jerome powell told lawmakers today that it is still too soon to tell if tariffs will affect the central bank's planned course of interest rate hikes, but during his second day of congressional testimony he did say the potential impact of trade monitoreds being >> we hear from our extensive network of business contacts, a rising chorus of concern. as you pointed out, lots and lo of individual companies have been harmed by this. we don't see it in the aggregats numbet because it's a $20 trillion economy and these things take time to show up and we hear many, many stories of companies that are concerned and now beginning to make investment decisions or not make them because of this. >>

themselves in their body language because on the one hand you people don't seem to want very antiseptic beige politicians not moving or giving any gestures and then on the other hand they don't seem to like the being to protect our leader. yeah i mean i i often hear this uncertain president trump we need does very much come over as being calm group with what he thinks i mean i worked a lot on the run up to the presidential election and you know during the u.s. primaries and the question i was asked a lot was the father is easy being truthful in terms of what he was saying you know on the campaign trail and the truth is jessie's mom is very consistent in congregant with what he thinks and in the way that conveys him self with his body language so i do think yes the public do like politicians to be completely open honest income group with the body language and let's not forget you know many politicians do get trained and coached in how to present themselves to the media or to be able to shake loose over the weekend when he heads up to one of his golf courses to go and play a round or two for th

negotiating a deal he's interested in high tariffs he thinks that goods coming into america are alike and beige and this is just bad economics and every economist in america knows this and i'm so sorry that people are he's flattered by this rate so people are coming to washington begging him to not not to ruin these supply supply chains not to ruin trading relationships trampas and enjoy this obsequious displays donald trump he's actually like like like like a villain there in a comic book you know. and it's deeply embarrassing to every american economist and i don't know what to say it's he's got a theory of the world that economists do not share but he have a captive audience won't it because you've got the e.u. commission chief there are the european union is coming to terms of course with brags it doesn't need to be careful that it doesn't risk alienating a major trade partner but attention facing another hit here. well so everyone it's a good faith effort right and this happened with with china it happened with canada it's happened with mexico and with with europe everyone's trying to pres

and because my first--when i started about 20 years ago, 18, the schools were looking pretty beige and gray, and there was no color. so, the main thing was we wanted to bring some bright and cheeriness. and so, we're kind of just--it was the style was developing, you know? and now, if you look from my past, we had a lot of blends, and now we're kind of simplifying so we can get bigger wall space so we have a bigger impact. so, now it's kind of going down more of a graphic style. so, i'm kind of evolving and changing as i go. i mean, if you see some of the rooms that we've done, now we're painting the ceiling and doing something dynamics so kids can start thinking, "wow, i never thought about the ceiling." all right, so i never thought about the ceiling either. so, i think it would be so inspiring to see a kid one day, "hey mom, look what i did to my ceiling." i'd be like, "uh oh." damien: his name is paul gonzalez, you can find him on the website there. do you--now, you're commissioned by whoever says, "hey, can you do this artwork for me?" we've been trying to get you for a couple of

state of california i wonder my big sucking sound of all wealth going up and i noticed a theme on the beige show right in other one of the things i think that people don't like to talk about is the housing bubble and that's prime display in california i mean the median home prices jumped eight point four percent just in march a year earlier setting an all time high sale but sales alternatively fell by six percent so how is president up in sales is falling right that's ridiculous the median home price in california is over five hundred twenty nine thousand dollars one hole that's across not a median that i didn't like the average out of everything and granted they have a lot of like eighty million homes but now the median rent for a vacant apartment this chump five percent and is now at twenty four hundred dollars a month that's across the state that's not just in l.a. medium reparable people cannot live being paid enough even if you raise the minimum wage to fifteen dollars an hour that's still not going to be enough to afford twenty four hundred dollars a brand now you know that is ridicul

meanwhile, america's central bank will release its beige book during the trading day. around the country always comes out around two weeks before the fed meets to decide interest rates, and helps inform the opinion of fed governors. after the bell, look for earnings from ibm, american express, ebay and a host of others. mike amey is managing director and portfolio manager at pimco. it's a really busy time. there is a lot coming from the us federal reserve, which is interesting. can i get your thoughts on brexit to start with, if you don't mind? theresa may got a vote through by the skin of her teeth late last night. it was on trade this time. it's been quite a week. it's been quite a couple of weeks, to be fair. there has been a lot of turnover in the cabinet. from a market perspective, the markets look for separation between westminster politics and a fundamental shift with where the uk will end up in its relationship with the european union. so the market volatility over the last week has actually been quite low. it is low on this story, but partly because we are all

state of california i wonder my big sucking sound of all wealth going up and i noticed a theme on the beige show right it was another one of the things i think that people don't like to talk about is the housing bubble and that's prime display in california i mean the median home price jumped eight point four percent just in march a year earlier setting an all time high sale but sales alternatively fell by six percent so how is president up in sales is falling right that's ridiculous the median home price in california is over five hundred twenty nine thousand dollars one hole that's across another a median that i didn't like the average out of everything and granted they have a lot of like eighty million homes but now the median rent for a vacant apartment this chump five percent and is now at one hundred dollars a month that's across the state that's not just in l.a. median report people cannot live being paid enough even if you raise the minimum wage to fifteen dollars an hour but it's still not going to be enough to afford twenty four hundred dollars a brand now you know that is ridicul

beige book survey, what did they find? it is holding up nicely, but there is trade concern in all the streets and it is starting to spread. all the districts are reporting tight labor markets and the inability to find the mark is that they are looking for. this is an issue and jay powell said that the united states may employment, butu there would still be some slakc and he says that inflation risks are balance and wages are rising res, but don't look for the aggressive fed in the light of the trade tensions that are definitely there. that.nk you so much for top-performing pension fund has shrugged off trade war concerns and looks to pump hundreds of millions of dollars into international equities. ey are eyeing tech stocks. great to have you with us. impressive set of results that we are looking at with the what factors contributed to this outperfom ormance? >> thank you. let's start by recognizing that the return is after-phase and tax. thefactors that drove return is the long-term investment strategy rather than markets

there to the beige book just came out there which is because you cross the country with nothing on your summit and that was the white house white house spokesperson. there for the news briefing taking questions from journalists and surprisingly about president trump's varying comments about the both his intelligence services and how much he believes russia may or may not be an ongoing threat to the united states we'll let's cross live now to heidi castor who is in our washington. what did you make of what we heard sara could be center say. farmer from the part that i caught of her press briefing she appears to have said that the u.s. that the president does back the conclusions of the u.s. intelligence community but this is a again it's damage control from what we heard straight from trump's mouth this morning during that cabinet meeting when he was asked point blank by a reporter whether or not he believed russia continues to target the u.s. and its cyber attacks and his one word answer was no it's really a head scratching an extraordinary series of reversals that we've seen come from

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the administration has shown with iran if they want to speak on the same beige the same voice, they are quite good at it. the president should appoint a single person to be the voice of the administration. kennedy: there was a person' in charge of the cyber-security and john bolton relieved that person. there should be a cyber-security czar? >> because of what happened with the fbi and the intelligence community, there is a lack of faith in some of our institutions. the most of important thing going into 2018. >> if they don't feel confident will people not vote? >> i think people are concerned right now. they are not happy with the intelligence community. we need to tree store the faith in the intelligence community. there is nothing more integral in our democracy than free and fair elections. on top of talking about russia i hope they will talk about the fact that we have 13 states with paperless voting. we have no way to track those votes. kennedy: they deserve their own form. >> but we should be talking about it and bringing awareness to the people. kennedy: it many very easy to fal

dagen: in the beige book we talked about yesterday which surveys the federal reserve districts the labor markets were described as tight, most reported firms having difficulty finding qualified labor and there were shortages across a wide range of occupations but if you want to move on to the trade issue -- maria: in terms of making sure our people are thriving for these industries in the future china wants to own those industries and that is why people understand what is happening in terms of the trade push back against china. when you look at ai, block chain technology, this is what china wants to own. when it comes to the auto tariffs that is a different story. dagen: because of the tariffs we slapped on china and the way china has retaliated against the united states and we can't leave out tariffs on washing machine imports and steel and aluminum imports which hit the washing machine makers, it is an exceedingly complicated situation and not just targeting theft by china but a greater deal more. in terms of trade in the beige book although economic activity is great among all the dis

they're all the act same beige color. >> so we're told. that. >> do you see all beej i beige u look closely? >> i don't know. >> do you get points for getting the correct color of the line ps lines are red and blue and yellow. >> what are the primary colors? -l is it red, blue and yellow? >> we're really losing ourselves here. >> send us your comments, friends@foxnews.com. what do you see in do you see beige or do you see what griff sees? >> fascinating. like easter eggs. >> it looks like an easter egg basket. >> important television here. >> send us your thoughts. do have other headlines for you. >>> this i we know that the dook boat killed 17 people on board faced near hurricane winds. the winds reached 73 miles per hour with waves at 4 feet high when the tourist boat capsized in branson, missouri. the state's attorney demanding answers as to why the vessel changed routes that day. the hospital released two survivors overnight. 17 people >>> tmz reporting that ufc champ is in the final stages of negotiating a deal with new york prosecuto

i want to bring it to something from the beige book yesterday.ederal reserve looking at the impact of tariffs on the economy than they are starting to talk to these industrial companies. he was with the philadelphia fed district said. one machinery manufacturer saying the effects of the steel tariffs have been chaotic to the supply chain, increasing prices and prompting panic. what is so interesting about that, i wonder if the expert patients as much as 5% gdp this quarter is maybe people trying to get ahead of tariffs. spin my cat, click a hurricane. it's not really a good thing. you know, the federal reserve is watching the potential terror for probably closer than they need to enter scared it could lead to economic drag. i would counter that need raise interest rates and keep them lower than they would without the threat of a terror for which is boosting stocks and everything else. these price increases are not inflation. in fact they are the anti-inflation. >> thank you for that. great to see you. adam: coming outcome will determine economy l

beige something 12 time zones ahead the washington. meaning midnight there is noon in d.c. today chinese officials said they won't start a trade war so beijing has to wait 12 hours to put the tariffs into effect. the finance ministry writes we will not fire the first shot. the u.s. and china called a brief trade truce, remember in may after several rounds of talks. but since then the trump administration ramped up trade actions against china, a punishment for stealing tech and trade secrets. the u.s. tariffs target the high-tech industries china vows to dominate aerospace. autos. china plans it hit exports, crude, oil, cash crops and soybeans. the that is strategic hitting states that voted for president trump. >>> one suspect in custody in a nationwide manhunt in on for two accused of range two stes in northern ohio. police say the men are dangerous. it's unknown whether they are traveling together. authorities say the sisters were staying at a motel last we can when the four men attacked them. one suspect arrested the next day held on a $50,000 bond. officials say all fou

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we'll watch for that in the beig ebook. >> absolutely. that's going to be part of the story.arnings is the history. forward guidance as it usually is especiallyaround the strength of the dollar and tariffs we continue to get more data around this inability to find qualified workers and what does it mean what does it mean to inflation and the fed and what does it mean to rates. >> what are the key words you would listen for wider range on guidance? concerns about international supply chain which china has been flashing a yellow light on? >> that's going to be whole a lot of investors are especially in sectors that are about to get slammed if the tariffs go through they will worry about that whole supply chain issue as you move forward. people are absolutely going to be paying attention to that and paying attention really to the tone of the guidance, the way the ceos and cfos talk about the future and i think that's the tone that will give people really the edge. i think that's the writing between the lines. >> when we see europe up today, u.s. clearly up, but asia still down i

this is because a couple of days ago on tuesday, jerome powell came out and said, he thinks when the beige book came out, are going to hurt the economy. anything that you say against trump, he went right after him and said something to him. it was gutsy, and it was risky. >> neil: interesting. of course the fed is not an independent being. as you know, during a campaign, he was quite critical that. it is what it is, he's taking us all on on paired where is it going? >> worried about trade wars. >> those are legitimate concerns. >> i know that those are legitimate concerns. investors though, that is where people are worried. we even heard from the imf two days ago saying, listen, if they become trade wars, there are going to be some delay $450 billion subtracted from the global economy by 2020. so, i do think that you are right, perhaps, because chairman powell did speak about global trade tensions that president trump answered in this way, may be, hey, if you're going to be in my backyard, may be ugly in. >> neil: now people are going to read into everything picked sometimes we overrate th

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. >> since you brought up the fed, the beige book that came out which are anecdotes from around the countrynufacturers are concerned about tariffs, dealing with higher prices because of trade. tariffs are increasing metal prices and ag prices have fallen because of chinese tariffs. it is not exactly a rosy situation with the tariff situation. your response to those headlines would be with a? >> the president is focused on long-term economic principles. we have one of the strongest economies that we've had in decades. he continues to look for ways to help protect american workers. he's going to continue to do that on a number of different fronts and a number of different ways. again, this is short term and the president hopes to open up a number of different markets and crowate a more even trade field across the globe. >> few questions. first, does president trump when talking about the stance of the u.s. intelligence committee and of russia, he said, quote, that both parties -- i have confidence in both parties. after a young woman was killed in charlottesville, virginia after protesting ne

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you know the risk which comes up in the fed report called the beige book which was released today, is that trade wars and tariffs kind of stopped the progress that we're seeing in economic growth right now. a lot of businesses are telling the fed they're starting to get a little worried about how tariffs are affecting their supply chains and cost of goods they put into their products. >> right. todd, no doubt. that is certainly a cause for concern. on the flipside if we end up getting better deals, if the president works out these bilateral agreements, we're looking at news on nafta coming in right now. it is a transcript what is going on, what their minister is saying looking like they will have a deal soon. they don't want to go back to zero having a bilateral agreement with the u.s. but they see a deal coming through. hard to sort through the different headlines there, but sounds like progress is being made, if we end up with something better that really unleashes the economy. >> that would be great, melissa and i think we'll get a deal worked out. i think president trump did the r