cheryl: brett larson, thank you. lauren: let's go chiefs.ws headlines 24/7 and sirius xm 115. cheryl: you futures, we've got -- futures, we've got green. the dow is up 81 points right now, s&p is up 10, nasdaq is up 44. this is of course after yesterday's big selloff based on the coronavirus fears. new clues now starting to piece what led to the horrific helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant, his young daughter, seven others. we have the latest on the investigation and the moment the pilot lost control. lauren: michael avenatti's trial for allegedly extorting nike has kicked off and what he googled before the fateful meeting just revealed, how it could be a be bat l he'll for te legal -- battle for the legal team, ahead. ♪ i fought the law and the law won. ♪ i fought the law and the law won. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. [shouting] [clappi

lauren: brett larson. n fox news headlines, 24/7, sirius xm channel 115. fears are growing as the coronavirus virus. you does china have the threat under control? tracee: as fans gear up for super bowl liv, we break down the billionaires behind it. you're watching "fbn: a.m." ♪ like who's that chick that's rocking it. ♪ she's got to be from out of town. ♪ into opportunities. it's these unique companies with creative business models that will generate value for our investors. that's why i go beyond the numbers. lauren: here is your morning cheat sheet, the top ted lines to get you through the day. president trump preparing to sign historic trade deal into law today. he will officially sign the united states, mexico, canada agreement, the usmca during a ceremony at the white house. the deal was passed by the senate last week, expected to generate 176,000 jobs in the u.s. boeing comes out with its earnings in just about two hours from now. investors expecting boeing to take a hit because of the continued groun

let's bring in fox news headlines 24/7 brett larson.oangloanggloang they are -- f. >> they are late getting the airplane into the air. some of the problems they had is the 737 max crisis, having to go back and revisit how it was designed and all the elements that went into that, put a slowdown on this. what's interesting about the 777-x version, which we have, the 777's been out since the late '90s. this is an extended version of it. it may be too much too late because a lot of the airlines we saw, they wanted the a-380, the super jumbo jet that held hundreds of passengers, up to 6 to 700 passengers, this will hold, depending on the configuration, sh just shy of 50 passengers. cheryl: does this compete with the dream liner? it's been very successful. >> it's fuel efficient, mostly carbon composite body, it's light weight and cheaper for operators. the 777 has the winglets that hold up. that lets the plane have a bigger wing so it can carry more people more efficiently but we're going to have to see the cost breakdown of how it is to ope

lauren: let's bring in brett larson. this is bad news for pete buttigieg.and we should note, he was the only candidate in the running that had a cyber security sheaf. lauren: shocking. >> which is kind of shocking because of what happened in 2016 with misinformation and we all know about the getting into people's e-mails and the dnc from some russian operatives. mayor pete lost his cyber security guy. they had differences of opinion. we're not sure what that means. at least he didn't give the i'm doing this to spend more time with my family. it leaves an open spot. it was interesting to hear what the cyber security guy had to say about the campaign and the 2020 election. there are a lot of concerns heading into the 2020 season of not just disinformation, not just the fake news stories that we saw on facebook in 2016, but we're also concerned about the deep fake technology, artificial intelligence being used to make people look and seem as though they are said and done things that they didn't do. so that was a bit of a concern there. we'll see what happens n

joining us now is brett larson.rning about who hacked jeff bezos and why. >> this is how we learned he was having an affair which led to his divorce which became a very public story. it turns out the pictures they got may have been because of a video message he got through what's app that then opened a back door onto his phone for hackers to access photos, messages and anything else going on. this security hole we've known about, we knew about it late last year. we have heard of other hacks that have happened this way. you can send a corrupted video file. he may not have known. what's really sad is the sender of the video may not have known that it was a corrupted video. lauren: it is allegedly crown prince mohammed bin salman. cheryl: isn't it an account tied to him. >> we don't want to connect any dots but we have to throw the dots out there. it is linked to the saudi crown prince. we don't know if he was chatting with him. saudi arabia is real, they've been able to infiltrate we could say the what's app messaging

lauren: let's bring in fox news headlines' 24/7 brett larson. what happened here, brett? interesting story. there's so manies facets to it. -- so many facets to it. there was a video with a video chat, a way to sneak software onto your phone so what's a app updated the software to close the security hole. what we didn't he realize is all of this other stuff thats was going on. the government was tracking some terror suspects in europe. they were able to track them using the security vulnerability in what's app. they were able to get into several hundred phones, tracking who their contacts were, what they were talking about in their messages, if they were video chatting their location. what's app alerting the users to the security hole to update their software. they update their software, no more information stream coming in from the terrorists. in the time that the authorities were able to access these phones, they were able to get other information. they were able to find out about weapons trading and all of this other activity. unfortunately, once the phones went dark,

the last time brett larson was here, tucker called him jeff. he's never looked back.e'll rename france's air for judy garland, when ben ryan renamed norma jean morris in marilyn monroe, he's ready for his close-up. and the first one gets to buzz but you must wait until i finished asking the question. you can answer once i acknowledge you by saying your name. or in the case of brett, jeff. each correct answer is worth one point. you get one wrong, you lose a point. roestion one, multiple-choice question for for you here in new york, the state has come up with a new way to fund the public colleges. it involves doubling the tax on which necessary food item? is it cheese, beer, or eggs? >> i'm going to go with beer. >> you are going to go with beer? roll the tape. >> there's a beer tax to pay for it -- it's tremendous. >> for hardworking americans like yourself who want to enjoy an ice cold beverage, i won't stand for it. >> think of all the beer belly is a no-go away. >> as long as they do not make office workers to stand out on the sidewalk for a mug. president trump is

cheryl: joining us now, brett larson. hey've got to make waves, i guess, to see. well, they had to test the abort system to make sure that works. spacex, four to six months away from launching astronauts into space. this is actually very exciting because astronauts haven't been launched into space from the u.s. since 2011. we've been paying russia to carry our astronauts to the international space station. the drag gonon capsule will cars trougtrough notes -- astronautso the international space station. interesting, $55 million per astronaut, that's what nasa will pay spacex for the travel time. so not cheap, but cheaper than russia. it was $86 million. lauren: so its was an intentional blow-up. >> intentional h blow-up. watch out for debris. lauren: the new space force has a new uniform but a lot of people are saying, not what we expected it would look like. >> it looks a little like the uniform that already existed. the space force has the new uniform, they're officially a branch of the military. they're more of a side b

fortunately, brett larson does. the guy knows his stuff inside and out. what is this about?requency of these 5g signals. they are very high frequency, in the 20 to 30 gigahertz range. we never used -- we used them for satellite services but we haven't used them here on the ground for communication services. the concern is that when the weather forecasters using their doppler weather radar is where they are seeing maybe an errant 5g signal, that might show up on their radar as looking like rain or snow since rain and snow and clouds all have these different frequencies that they apparently travel in. so their concern is when they are looking at this forecast, you know, when they look at what the satellites are telling them and they try and draw a model, that the data they are looking at might contain some artifact from these 5g signals. the solution here is going to be probably a mix of some human ingenuity and artificial intelligence because the artificial intelligence with the right data points will be able to say well, there are some 5g signals over here so that might actu

cheryl: brett larson is there with a preview.rter: so much cool stuff is going to be unveiled here during the week today. the show opens just a few hours from now. we are in beautiful las vegas. couple of trends that we're seeing this year. a lot of talk about 5g wireless technology. i know we talked a lot about that last year, we talked about it towards the end of the year. this year we definitely expect to see several more 5g capable handset as the wireless carriers, verizon, at&t, t-mobile, begin to turn on more of those 5g towers. i know this is something out of the jetsons, this is very future looking. we may finally be closerre closo actual flying cars. bell helicopter is here with flying demonstrations. bell helicopter was here last year as well with a flying car device, it looks like a quad copter. ikea unveiled a demonstration. saw some very cool stuff from lg yesterday. lg makes the screens that go into, well, basically all the screens of devices that we like to buy. our laptops, our televisions that we have in our home

brett larson has the details on how you could soon pay with your palm. no credit card, just a wave of your hand. but first, let me check in with bill hemmer. >> thrilled to be here with you. how will the senate management of this impeachment trial, also, we are a year from the inauguration day. brad parscale of the president's campaign manager is here exclusively and we will talk to kevin sheekey who runs michael bloomberg's campaign. it's a big hour, day number one and we hope to see you at the top of the hour for version one ofud bill hemmer reports. it lets you shortcut the loan process and refinance with no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. one call can save you $2000 every year. call my team at newday usa right now. cia 8jqhta' >> man: what's my my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me. >> tech: hi, i'm adrian. >> man: thanks for coming. ...with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> dana: prince har

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brett larson, fox business. neil: thank you, brett.ig debt burden. new research finding that new york city taxpayers currently have the largest burden to bear when it comes to paying back just municipal debt. to "making money" host charles payne. i can't say as i'm shocked by this, but the numbers are stunning. charles: yeah. i'm not shocked that the city's on the list, but $63,000? i mean, that is mind-boggling stuff, and consider those numbers are probably just going to continue to go up because they are going down a path where they are hurting commerce with some of these new sort of social justice policies, some of the promises that they've made, and it's really remarkable, then you wonder why things like legal marijuana haven't worked out to the degree we thought they would. because any time something new and innovative happens, what do they do? they have to tax it to death. look what they're doing in new york city to the gig economy. look what they're doing in california to the gig economy. you can't even blossom a new industry be

cheryl: joining us now, brett larson. happy new year. >> happy new year. the to everyone. >> we all remember when the european union did the gdpr, the general data protection. this is sort of like that, but not like that at a all all, if t makes any sense. it's the california consumer privacy act, affects people who live in california. it's become a quagmire for online companies because not everyone lives in california. there's become a double set of rules for consumers based on where they are. it allows consumers in call california to reach out to companies, facebook, twitter, google, and say i want to opt out of the data you collect me on and i want to see everything you have about me. think of it like when you go to equifax or trans union and say i want to know -- i know what my credit score is, but i want to know all the data that went into making that number and they give you a copy of your credit report. it's becoming problematic for what we said off the top. if you live in nebraska, you don't have that access and so now we've got this sort of double

let's bring in fox news headline's 24/7's brett larson. maxes in their fleet. on their conference call yesterday, they said we are not going to, when it comes back into service, which we don't know when it's going to happen, we're not going to offer discounted fares on the 737 max to entice customers. we haven't seen what the reaction is going to be to passengers when they get to the gate and say, huh, is that a 737 max. they may not even be aware of the airline -- i think a lot of people don't know kind of plane they're getting on. cheryl: they don't. >> very few people know. the aviation geeks like myself would say look at -- we have to say, the 737 max have been flying just as long in the u.s. and we had no issues here. lauren: does this story change that. i never looked at the plane i was flying on. now i feel like i would, when the 737 max does come back into service, i'm going to want to know if i'm flying on it. >> i think you'll have a percentage of people who say i'm not comfortable getting on this airplane, i'll wait for the next

cheryl: let's bring in brett larson.otal for netflix, for the marriage story and the irishman and the two popes, that was the other one that dragged in some pretty good stuff. they led the pack and they're not a movie-maker, they're a streaming platform. listen, there was concern going into the oscar year that would netflix be able to submit these movies because the oscars you have to be in a movie theater, we were talking about this yesterday, and a netflix put them in a movie theater. after the oscars are announced, all the oscar nominated movies come back to the theater to give people the opportunity to see them again. a mc and regal sin thats say they're not going to show the netflix nominated movies. so a little bit of a snub to the netflix there. cheryl: it makes sense, though. also too, like they spent, what $15 billion on content. >> billions of dollars. the irishman alones was several million dollars to make because of special effects. lauren: netflix decided of to put the movies for a little bit of time in the

cheryl: let's bring in brett larson.entence. >> this is really troubling. we started hearing reports about this yesterday, right after it happened. it was a delta flight to china that had a mechanical issue and needed to dump fuel so it wasn't too heavy so it could return back to the airport. you can see what's happening. normally, when you dump fuel from an aircraft according to the faa is you do it over unpopulated areas or you do it higher up so that the fuel by the time it reaches the ground is dispersed and it's not bad of. in this instance, it came down over two schools, an elementary school and a high school, and several children and teenagers were sent to the hospital because they were -- i mean, you can see, that is not normal. delta released a statement saying this is not what we planned on doing,ist was a mistake. you can see they're explaining they had an issue. cheryl: so they're apologizing. a new warning from the united nations about north korea. >> north korea is going to have a cryptocurrency conference.

brett larson is here with the he details. >> this is good news if you want to make a run for the border. taco bell is talking about paying management over $100,000 a year. they're raising the minimum wage for a lot of their hourly employees and it's good stuff many. the average salary for their fast food employees ranges between 20 and 25,000. so that's going to go up in the new year. a lot of states in the new year, the minimum wage went up to between 12 and 15 a dollar $15 . walmart, up to $175,000 for some of their management and their hourly employees got a bump up. costco, $175,000 a year to manage the costco store. cheryl: in some cities, that's not -- if you've got a family of four or five. >> that's still not a lot. cheryl: inflation has hit a lot of cities. >> if you live in the new york metro family area, 175 is a bit of a stretch. cheryl: try being a firefighter in staten island. vermont, a lawmaker wants to put an age restriction on cell phones. this is weird. >> this is an odd twist on cell phone use. the lawmake

deirdre: brett larson's next birthday party. >> someone online created baby jabba the hut.ea. you can't make that guy cute unless there is a backstory. what happened to baby jabba the hut that made him so angry he kept princess leia chained to his ankle. deirdre: last thing here. vehicle that will travel across the surface of mars. nasa letting students vote for the name of the newest rover. nine potential names. they're inspirational. tenacity, promise, perseverance, clarity, fortitude and courage. >> that reads like one of the posters you have hanging up in your office with the cat hanging on, saying hang in there buddy. that is great. where is rover mcrover? have something fun. this is great. these were names suggested by high school students and elementary students. deirdre: we can't be too mean to the kids. >> we can't be too mean. they are cheesy. deirdre: go with classic. >> nonetheless you vote on it. i like endurance and tenacity. once you get to the surface of mars as we've seen with other rovers it takes some 10 asty. deirdre: like the matt damon movie. send emai

deirdre: with us now, the man in 4k himself, fox news headlines 24/7 brett larson.e hollywood kay quality. >> it's going to be yeah sigh. lauren:crazy.this is great. because two things. on the nerdy side of it, it's great because whatever the nfl does it usually pushes everyone else to go in that direction. the fact that the super bowl is doing 4k, that means we'll start to see it more and more. tvs are on the market, 4k tvs, you can pick them up for a few hundred bucks. we're already to 8k, so just know that when you buy your 4k tv. just like with high definition, it takes about five years for everything to catch on. check this out. this is the control room that they're going to be using during the super bowl. this is like nerd paradise. hundreds of video monitors in there to watch this. and now that 4k resolution, you will be able to see the blades of grass on the field. look at all the stuff for superr bowl liv. 20 end zone cameras, you can see the action on the grass. we'll have wireless cameras, 24 super motion cameras, three 8k cameras. lauren: i feel bad for

let's bring in brett larson, fresh off a few days in sin city. you covered the show.y, big crowds this year, over 175,000 people is what they were expecting and actually we noticed the crew, we're there in the wee hours of the morning because we're three hours behind but we definitely noticed about an hour after the show opened it was far more crowded than it had been in years past. lauren: why? >> i think the economy's doing better. i think there were a lot of really good ideas there this year. we're definitely in one of those up years in technology where we're getting new tvs, we're getting faster cell p phones, we're getting better smart devices. it's all on the uptick right now. every once in a while you have a lull year at ces where it's like oh, great, more tvs. this year there was definitely a push up. cheryl: you told us on i think it was monday you were with us that the foldable tvs, the foldable laptops, the roll-up tvs -- >> the roll-up tv -- cheryl: which i was into. lauren: the microwave tvs. >> that's it, cheryl. we've been seeing foldable displays for 2

now it comes out, we'll be talking to brett larson about, the sales have actually been going up.ng scared off, which is kind of interesting. if we can be more secure, maybe things are more convenient for us, apparently we're willing to put up with these concerns about privacy. so we'll get into that, have all the closing numbers. deirdre bolton will join me at the top of the hour. liz: we'll see you both. thank you,com. the closing bell ringing in 13 minutes. up next, billionaire 2020 presidential candidate mike bloomberg rolling out a $1 trillion infrastructure plan today. he is expected to speak in washington, d.c. at any moment, maybe to articulate what's in it. what is in it and how does it differ from everybody else's? one hint, the word "pothole." and charlie gasparino weighs in on mayor mike's 2020 spending spree overall. he's breaking it next on "the s claman countdown." dow is up 15. ♪ because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price invest with confidence. i learned about myuse grandfather's life. on ancestry and it was a remarkable twentieth-century trans

cheryl: joining us now from fox news headlines 24/7, brett larson. >> the department of transportationn't have the emotional support peacocks, emotional support rabbits, emotional support ponies. we've seen stories like this over the past year or so, people taking advantage of the loophole in the emotional support animal. here you see a puppy dog that will keep you happy. there is an emotional support dog. lauren: are dogs allowed? >> dogs are allowed if they're emotional support dogs. cheryl: i thought ponies were still allowed. >> they're allowed if they're small. the problem is people -- cheryl: the peacock. >> the em mentio emotional supt peacock -- cheryl: she was denied. >> pigs are very smart animals. there you have the emotional support pony. some people actually need to have a dog with them, there's an emotional support animal, a trained service dog, those are going to be okay. the l rules are getting more strict because it's always the case, it only takes one person with an emotional support peacock to ruin it for the rest of us. cheryl: or a dog that potentially bites a pass

here is fox news headlines 24/7 anchor brett larson. two things, i loved the commercial. see wesley snipes getting work. >> yes. charles: and what's up? brilliant, right? >> it is genius. we're all talking about it today. it could be like roasted mr. peanut because he fell into a carbecue. when he gave himself up to save wesley snipes and the other guy. they make a big announcement. the second half of the super bowl, we'll find out what happened to mr. peanut. it is a genius marketing ploy because we love watching the super bowl for the commercials and the game as well, for many 49ers fans and kansas city. what hands to mr. peanut. does he become salty in his old age? charles: no, i like that one. i remember back in the day, once went to the party and "the nutcracker" was there. they brought up old hostilities he ended up with a crack, but survived that. that was two or three years ago. >> same body shape as mr. twinkie. mr. twinkie with the rodeo? charles: here is the question though. now people are saying if you get rid of mr. peanut, maybe some other mascots who have b

lauren: let's bring those questions to brett larson.x will react positively to all their competition? >> it will be a curious thing to watch. netflix has taken a pretty bad beating on wall street over the past year, the stock is up just 1% over where it was this time last year. it's taken several hits. it's been low. it's been high. they'll you announce earnings today. interesting to note, they recently were talking about their international subscribers. their subscriber numbers are really high worldwide. but here at home, as as we mentioned off the top, they face a lot of competition. we kno know comcast streaming service is on the way. they face competition from disney plus, hbo max, everybody is getting in on the streaming game. cbs all access, fox nation. ahead of disney plus coming out, ahead of apple tv plus coming out, their stock took a bit of a hit over concerns they would be able to keep pace with all of this. we should note, netflix has a huge catalog of content and a huge catalog of original content, house of cards, hand mai

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joining us now from fox news headlines 24/7, brett money larson. >> $7 billion.ng is becoming legalized in a lot more places. if you're betting in las vegas, you want to make sure it doesn't stay there. if you bet there. that means the house always wins, something like that. i'm trying to think of my betting -- deirdre: going through every single movie you've ever seen. >> exactly, we're going to oceans 12 this. a billion dollars was spent on the -- the casinos let out the numbers ahead of the game, saying this is how much money we took in, this is what people are betting on. seems as though the money is on the 49ers winning. deirdre: that's interesting. >> there's over half a million dollars on the 49ers winning by 2 points. this is where they lose me. i'm like so they -- you bet a million dollars that they're going to lose the game by 2 points. like that's very specific. deirdre: this is such a big industry, though. >> it's huge. it's huge. you can see some of the other big game bets. i actually know people who have wagered large sums of money. it's always fun

to fox news 24/7 news anchor brett larson just back from vegas, baby. what is this all about?iptions through the state? >> california has -- they have california care which everyone in california pays for. i believe it's a tax or service fee so that they can provide health care to everyone and it seems as though they will get in on the generic medication business which is big. a lot of -- you hear a lot of these stories where certain, like diabetes medications, one we hear about all the time, where it's thousands of dollars stateside but if you go to canada, you can get it for a few hundred bucks. i think california is probably contemplating going down that same route. neil: it's cheaper. it will have a certain allure. what do you think? >> i'm having a tough time envisioning gavin's state on pills. i don't know. i'm glad i don't live in california. neil: governor gavin newsom. >> my concern is the quality and the innovation. come on, the government in california, they need to stick to what they should be doing which is taking care of their citizens, especially the ones that a