on the timber roof of the cason, the car would rest. if the towers were to fail, everything could have been lost thanks to a moment's carelessness. washington carefully considered what had caused the blaze. the immediate cause of the fire must be oing to a candle held in the right hand of the man who had his coat or dinner a candle box which was nailed up over the door close to the roof, he surmised. he could only reach the box by stepping up on a frame brace when he would hold a candle with his right hand and reach into the box with his left. he must have held the candle there at least a minute, washington wrote. the man, the brooklyn eagle reported, was called mcdonald. once he had seen the whole burn through the wood, he filled it with placer to conceal -- blaster to conceal his blunder help soon disappeared the paper wrote and has not been seen since. but in the oxygen-rich atmosphere of the cason, the wood behind the patch job kept burning. living coals as washington described them. buckets of water, carbon dioxide from fire exting

cheryl casone air.lasting new york city and you just saw her around cheryl casone was in it. >> looking off them. no makeup air. cheryl: we will have the highlight. lea: you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ cheryl: the fox business network once again the proud sponsor of the last 10 new york city triathlon over the weekend. thousands of athletes swimming the hudson and then run six then run 6.2 miles into new york's famous central park. myself along with fox business thinkers liz claman and kennedy, darius kennedy runway to participate this year. she did great. so many athletes were fox business viewers. they stopped by to face cam right after the race. >> we are very happy to be here. especially thanks to fox business network. beside your sign every mile on the run course that was motivating and here we are. thanks so much. >> just to tell you -- big shout out to talk business news. [inaudible] thank you did not. >> thank you, fox business. what a great event. liz claman, i missed you. >> she was there. new yo

cheryl casone's birthday. i yam transfixing for cheryl casone -- lauren simonetti.s for those netflix. lea: breaking news this morning, majority leader mitch mcconnell to push the chamber to pass a clean repeal bill. this tape end quote regretfully is now apparent that the effort to repeal is immediately replaced failure of obamacare will not be successful. this comes after two republican senators will not support the gop legislation. jerry moran and utah senator mike reid joined senator rand paul and susan collins and opposing the health care bill for different reasons obviously. cheryl: they all have their reasons for certain that going against mcconnell. president trump has treated presidents should repeal obamacare and work on a health care plan that will start from a clean slate. dems will join in. senate minority leader chuck schumer said of course on twitter the second failure as hashtag trump characters are positive that the core of the bill is unworkable #protect our care. senator chris murphy criticized the vice president saying i am going to say it. there

cheryl casone. lauren: lauren simonetti. making news this morning out of d.c.gop leaders what they skilled tax sale only repealing a handful of elements in obamacare with a tough decision, all this coming after the senate failed to pass a clean repeal bill yesterday afternoon. republicans joined every democrat in voting against it. vice president mike pence and tucker carlson tonight. last time about the republican process. >> as we transition back to free-market to a system of state-based innovation reform with an orderly way as the president committed during the campaign in americans that are relying on health insurance today can know there'll be a system in place. the ability to tax credits and other opportunities to have even more affordable health insurance that they can choose. cheryl: senate minority leader chuck schumer is blaming the gop plan. >> the republicans will offer a skinny repeal plan. we just heard from the nonpartisan congressional budget office that under such a plan as reported in the press, 16 million americans would lose their health ins

cheryl casone has the details. to arrive at least two hours early for domestic flights. they will have to get through security there. the suspects tried to bring down an airplane. they are two lebanese australian fathers in their son. they start that today. scroll he who is known as the most hated man in america faces wire into security fraud charges. the former biotech ceo he ran those through the ground. before his arrest in 2015 he became known by the nickname after his drug company increase the cost by more than 500 percent. that gets underway today in brooklyn. they are working -- using smart phones and not for work. this survey said that they are using personal devices on the job five hours a week. they are shopping online. they are watching sports and spending time on social media. it adds up to $15.5 billion in lost productivity every single week. what if it's on your lunch break. can i raise a question. who gets a lunch break. why are you at work what you doing. put your phone down. coming up the outlook f

and cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. good to see you. here we are.ring a shadow appeared trying to a lot of breaking news overnight, over the weekend. lauren: john mccain returning to washington as senate republicans plan to hold a procedural vote to open debate on health care bill. this comes days after the arizona senator was diagnosed with rain cancer. his office released a statement last night. senator mccain looks forward to returning to the u.s. senate tomorrow to continue working on important legislation including health care reform, national defense authorization act for new sanctions on russia, iran and north korea appeared cheryl: a lot happening in washington. president trump in the blue room at the white house yesterday made it clear gop senators need to get it together. >> ever republican running for office promised immediate relief from this disaster is blown. we must fulfill the solid promise to the voters of this country to repeal and replace what they've been saying for the last seven years. so far, senate republicans have not done t

. >> i'm gerri willis in for cheryl casone. lea: conflict of interest among special counsel robert muler's team. probing affiliations of muler's investigators. this comes after report that miller's team is examining business transactions by the president and associated. knows those transactions largely resolve russian interest. the president said that mueller will be crossing the line if it investigates business ties. >> reckless with regard of u.s. sanctions against russia. the department says exxon deepen partnership with russia in 2014 signing deals related to oil and gas projects in that contracts. weeks after washington imposes sanctions in moscow for anesming ukraine's crimea and also what happened hen rex tillerson was ceo. lea: white house says president trump still has confidence in attorney general jeff sessions a day after he criticizes law enforcement official. blake berman with the details. blake. blake: attorney general jeff sessions saying thursday that he's not going anywhere. the attorney general says he's not

good morning, i'm cheryl casone.nd i'm lauren simonetti, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. cheryl: a lot of breaking news and all of it happening overseas. president trump in g20 summit meeting ahead of meeting with russian president vladimir putin. lauren: protestors clash with police. let's go to blake berman. hey, blake. blake: good morning from hamburg, 3:45, 9:45 later on the east coast this morning when president trump will have face to face with russian president here at the g20 summit. president sent out a vague tweet earlier this morning ahead of the meeting, i look forward to all meetings today with world leaders including my meeting with vladimir putin, much to discuss. the president had mixed messaging yesterday as it relates to russia when he was in poland yesterday on the one hand, he received some skepticism saying that russia probably try today interfered in 2016 lexes but it could have been another country adding, quote, no one reall

. >> and gerri willis and for cheryl casone. breaking news this morning. john mccain diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer. doctors found the tumor after they removed a blood clot from above his left eye. president trump tweeting melania and i send our thoughts and prayers to senator mccain and their entire family. get well soon. president obama saying john mccain is an american hero and one of the greatest fighters i've ever known. cancer doesn't know what it's up against. give it, john. megan mccain in a fox news hosted a statement saying the coolest enemy could not break them. >> she also said she's meeting them challenge as every other cancer may afflict him in many ways but it will not make them surrender. nothing never has. the senator and his family are reviewing treatment options including a combination of chemotherapy and radiation. gerri: attached diagnosis. dr. tiffany sizemore joins us now. great to have you with us. thanks for coming in. we are told this is a very aggressive form of cancer, brain cancer. what does that mean? >> the

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. cheryl: washington now back from the recess and we have a lot of breaking news this morning because that clock now ticking as congress is returning from the july 4th rez with the health care bill deadline now to be in rejerd my. senate republicans still looking for a plan to repeal and replace obamacare. senator on fox news sunday says he has reservations. >> clearly the draft plan is dead, the series rewrite plan, i don't know, i have not seen the rewrite plan. chris: it's a heck of a way to do business. >> it is. >> if anyone can get it done, mitch mcconnell. chris: yes or no, they will pass -- >> yes, they will get repeal and replacement done. lauren: optimism but not for bernie sanders. calling mitch mcconnell of kentucky not to destroy obamacare. >> if this legislation were to pass, many fellow thousands of americans will die and many more will suffe

i'm cheryl casone. i hope you're up early and up early in the wake with us. >> and maybe a holiday, but get ready for the holiday. i am lori rothman and four lauren simonetti. train to the white house is on the defensive after president trump treated an old clip of him performing in a deadbeat at the wrestling match. it shows hillclimbing to the floor in in in the business do with his face covered by cnn logo. watch for yourself. cheryl: again, an older video, but the video marking the oldest escalation of president trump objections with coverage of him and his administration. trump tweeting later that day, quote, the media will never keep us from accomplishing our objectives on behalf of our great american people. cnn responding to all of this. media reporter brian felter tweeting it is a sad day when the president of the united states encourages violence against reporters. train for republicans can you look for the best way to appeal to face obamacare. members of congress with constituents back home.

in new york, thursday july 13th, hello, everyone, i'm cheryl casone.much for joining us, good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: we have got a lot of breaking news overnight and, of course, the big story is the president, he is in france now visiting there for a meeting with french president emmanuel macron, he arrived two hours ago or so. we are looking at the pictures now. lauren: two leaders expected to talk about trade. we will carry that live 12:25 eastern time. as the president spends time in paris, here at home senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is set to unveil today his new health care bill. now this measure expected to keep obamacare's tax hike rates on many americans, many republicans not happy about that, that will help finance the expansion for coverage for others. in an interview with the christian broadcasting network before he left, president trump urged gop senators to pass that bill. >> they have to get together and get it done. >> what happens if they don't? >> well, i don't even want to talk about it because it would be very

cheryl: good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone.g you, though, just in to fox business, we are learning that two police officers are dead after a shoot-out with three gunmen at one of the jerusalem holiest sites. the gunmen we are told are dead, another person has been hurt. the shootout happened at temple mount, a very popular place, president trump was actually just in jerusalem and this is one of the site that is the president visited when he was there. lea: as we mentioned he's in paris right now. president trump is the guest of honor as france celebrates bastille day. the holiday marks bastille in french revolution, 100th anniversary of america's entry into world war i. cheryl: also today the first anniversary of the truck attack in nice that killed 86 people that was last year. last night the president and first lady melania trump had a private dinner with punch president macron and his wife at the eiffel towers. we will bring you live as we monitor bastille day as whereby wrapping in the next hour or so. tracee carrasco joins

once again, cheryl casone. this is "fbn:am."this morning as we bring you that press conference out of warsaw, poland. a very busy day. >> good morning to all of you again. i am someone. but the president said during his speech as there are consequences for this very, very bad behavior. when asked what the consequences would be, he didn't specify that information we are still waiting for as far as what he will do and what he will ask. >> he specifically said severe things, which is something picked up today throughout the afternoon. he also said i don't draw a red line when it comes to north korea, but it's a shame they are behaving this way. the secretary of state rex tillerson is closely monitoring the situation in north korea. i believe we've got blake irving standing by live in hamburg, germany, the next stop for president trump heading there later this afternoon. of course, the meeting between angela merkel and president trump is going to be one of the more high-level meetings he will hold later on in the day. good afternoon

cheryl casone to take you through the next hour. >> the big question, will he stick to script, or is the president going to go offscript? break right now as neil told you, president trump, looking at live pictures, brentwood, new york, going to make good on campaign promise to keep america safe. he's going to deliver a major policy speech on immigration and law enforcement. now, the president is going to warn violent ms-13 gang members, your days are numbered. hello, everybody. i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan today. we'd like to welcome you to "the intelligence report". lot of news to get to. as we wait for the president right now, we're going to keep the live pictures up. i want to bring in connell mcshane, live for us in brentwood new york, he's going to tell us how the president is going to defeat ms-13 once and for all. >> reporter: as we wait for the president to arrive, he should be here momentarily at suffolk community college. does give him a chance to speak about issues near and dear when he was a candidate and even in the early days of the administration, his illegal i

hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone. i'm in for trish regan. few seconds away from the release of the fed minutes. this will give us insight into possible future interest rates hike. let's bo to adam shapiro live at the fed. reporter: the federal reserve appears divided when to begin unwinding the balance sheet. some fed officials want to delay starting unwind for them to assess inflation. from the minutes, several preferred to start announce of the process in several months in support of this approach. it was noted that the committee's communications had helped prepare the public for such a step. however some others emphasized deferring the decision until later in the year would permit additional time to assess the outlook for economic activity and inflation. a few of these participants also suggested that a near-term change to reinvestment policy could be misinterpreted to

cheryl casone with the dow down 72 points. markets fairly tame through all of this which is remarkable. >> that is remarkable, neil. will it hold up. that is the question. neil cavuto. thank you so much. neil: you got it. >> we are waiting to hear from senate leaders to talk more what is happening with the fate of health care cheryl: dow is down 71 points. we started session with better numbers. the more you delay health care and tax reform investors will at some point, maybe sooner rather than later say okay enough of this. but for now, the market is not, we're holding on but the dow is down 72. >>> hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone. i'm in for trish regan today. i would like to welcome you to "the intelligence report." boy, there is a lot going on. source close to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell just told fox news the senator plans to go forward with a vote to repool obamacare first even if that vote fails. right now appears mcconnell is well short of the votes he needs, to debate, debate the repeal bill as three re

cheryl casone with the story, cheryl. cheryl: right.e since we have seen tensions rise up. u.s. navy patrol fired warning shot near iranian vessel that american sailers came dangerously close to them. standoff involved the uss thunder bolt. a patrol ship as part of navy fleet. guard later blamed the american ship for provoking the entire situation. well, the state of new york is considering the use of a device known as a textlyzer and allows to determine whether a driver was texting before a serious crash. andrew cuomo asked committee to review. well, a merger of two major media giants could be in the works. sources are telling reuters that viacomm is paying cash and the discovery communications is interested in scri for, ps, they own the travel channel, discovery not expected to make an all-cash offer. these are definitely stocks to watch. viacom, discovery, remember, they did not merge back with cbs. this could be an interesting deal if it goes through. and then there's this, maria, the british royal family has posted a job on link in

cheryl casone the the story.allow lawmakers to rewrite the tack code that you and the panel were talking about. it calls for $200 billion in cuts in decade and mandatory spending on programs like medicare and social security. the budget would also dramatically boost spending on the nation's military. now the house budget committee is set to vote on the plan tomorrow but that vote could be delayed by political infighting inside the republican party itself. meanwhile on the other side of the country washington state dui law is set to go into effect this sunday. this is driving under the influence of electronics, so under the law drivers cannot hold their cell phones while driving even checking text messages, even if you stop at a light, all of that is now illegal. it's the state's response to 32% increase in deaths from distracted drivers between 2014 to 2015, a citation, first one $136,000, a second offense, 234-dollar fine. and finally, who doesn't love winnie the pooh. >> that's a very fine-looking pot of honey

cheryl casone has the details. reporter: good morning, dagen.pictures we've got for you. a united express truck caught fire after landing at denver's main airport yesterday. the plane was in bonn from aspen with more than 60 people on board when the left engine went up in flames. another picture for you if the check. likely all the passengers on board were safely evacuated. >> passengers were taken back to the concourse. part of what we do is assist the airlines in getting passengers back to a safe place. they quickly reached the aircraft and distinguished a fire in the rear side of the aircraft. reporter: the ntsb is investigating what caused the fire. space at scrubbing the launch of a third rocket in just nine days. the rocket carrying a powerful communications satellite that the launch called off just 10 seconds before takeoff with the glitch in the rocket system. here's how the whole thing went down. >> 10, nine -- we are anti-t. minus 10 seconds. we've had an abort in the countdown sequence. reporter: of course we will be watching what hap

cheryl casone for details. reporter: yeah, good morning, dig in. shot in the hat around 12:30 a.m.ime when the guns fired one round. the 12 year police veteran in extremely critical condition when she was rushed to the hospital to the gunmen struck an innocent bystander in the senate. the victim is then stable condition. officers chased a suspected gun man and shoot him dead. again, a new york city police officer and what they are calling an assassination style attack. switching gears here. americans celebrated the fourth of july all across the country last night. the nation's largest fireworks display was of course right here in new york city. 60,000 launched last night in the macy's fireworks show as thousands gathered to watch president trump celebrating as he thanked u.s. military troops at the white house. >> we are thinking them, praying for them and saluting them for their selfless sacrifice. there could be no greater privilege than to serve as your commander-in-chief. i pledge my unwavering support for you, for your families and your missions. i will always have your back.

marines killed in this week woulds crash military plane in mississippi has been identified, cheryl casone cheryl: yeah, that is right maria learning detroit free press, has now identified one of the marines killed 31-year-old juliÁn cavian his brother says he joined marines in 2009 because he wanted to protect and defend. the country. we are also learning about that crash killed all 16 onboard officials say plane was carrying weapons ammunition that could have contributed to additional explosions after it went down in that soybean feel monday tonight he athlete group 15 marines one sailor headed to california for specialized training, the cause of the crash under investigation but ammunition cargo on the plane, are being examined for possible clues. >> well, microsoft wants to spend broadband services to 20 million people emwho don't have it asking if they can use part of the spectrum that separates individual channels known as white spaces to get rural america online, microsoft plans to partner with rural tejsr telecommunications in 12 states to connect two million americans next five ye

cheryl casone with the story. cheryl: this happened within the last hour, maria. two police officers are dead after a shootout with three gunmen at one of jerusalem holiest sites. the gunmen also dead another person is hurt, we are learning the shootout happened at temple mount, remember president trump and melania were there just a few weeks ago. well incident -- well, back here at home scott walker declared state of emergency for three counties and activated the national guard after widespread flooding there. we want to bring you the video from ohio, a driver being rescued from a car stranded in flood waters. look at this incredible. the national weather has extended flood warning until later this morning in several parts of ohio. in earnings news, season is kicking off today with several big u.s. banks that report this morning. you have jpmorgan chase, citigroup, wells fargo all to release quarterly results. jpmorgan expected to post higher earnings but analysts expecting eastern to go come lower. we will have, of course, maria, as soon as they are released, tr

cheryl casone has the latest there, cheryl. cheryl: good morning, sandra. all of this combustible in the state. wild fires baring down forcing thousands to evacuate over the weekend. this morning the alamo fire is threatening hundreds of homes and burned 24,000 acres. crews have it about 10% contained. nearby on saturday the fire trapped more than 200 people near popular lake site campground including 80 children that were in the barriks. >> we had no way to get them out and all back there keeping those kids safe and they road it out with them for hours, literally hours until it was safe to get them out of there. cheryl: that fire only 5% contained. what made matters worst, temperatures climbed 110-degrees yesterday and then in los angeles more than 130,000 people lost a -- cause of fire under investigation. another headlines for you this morning, sears is shutting more stores as the chain straggles for profitability. the retailer also plan to go reduce the size of less competitive stores in an effort to cut down stocks. the stock down over 44% in the past

cheryl casone with the story there. cheryl, good morning to you.opular resorts in colorado, we should say, hundreds of homes evacuated near resort. this happened all yesterday, of course, still burning right now. officials say the fire this morning estimated to be about 80 acres in size. wild fires are causing evacuations, we should add in parts of nevada as well. so at one point more than 30 fires were burning out week. luxury jeans maker true religion has filed for bankruptcy protection. latest apparel to close. this move will allow true religion to keep doors open in theory but they are going to grow the digital business, really, they are trying survive in a challenging retail environment, a lot of times that doesn't mean to having store fronts anymore. facebook working on a new app for group video chat. the verge is reporting that the app is similar to house party, popular with the younger generation, they are expect to go release this this fall, we believe, last week facebook announced that they did hit 2 billion monthly users but, of course,

i raced next to liz claman and cheryl casone.he country. the hudson river isn't the says peel it was years ago. there were no floating bodies. my daughter jumped in and got me through the end of the race. she ran the last quarter mile with me and boy did i need her support. it's an incredible sport that tests your mettle each time the begun goes off. if you have the chance race with us next year it's worth a trip to hear rowdy new yorkers hoot and holler for their shi through three legs that will change your life. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow night on the show i have got ambassador john bolton. gillian turner returns and the following is a paid advertisement for time life's video collection. from beautiful downtown burbank... (narrator) it's the best of rowan & martin's laugh in, exclusively from time life! you bet your sweet bippy. (narrator) it's been 50 years since america heard this... alright, sock it to me! (lily) one ringy dingy... (laughter) -two ringy dingy... -and this... (jack) may i suggest that you look

cheryl casone with the story.>> that is right, maria. one man is dead and seven others injured after being turned from a ride at the columbus fair yesterday. it was not, governor casey ordered all rights to be shut down until thorough inspections were completed. the incident is a loss for all of ohio. >> is a very tough day, very tough night to the people of our state because of the loss of our citizens. make no mistake about it, it is a very, very sad night for all of us. >> 11 rides in the fair opened late because inspection work was not completed on schedule. the ride that malfunction was reported several times. the cause at this point is unclear. they are investigating. lines at airport security may become even longer. the tsa imposing stricter electronic carry-on screening at all airports in the u.s. travelers than standard chat client has to remove all electronics larger than a cell phone from their bags, placing them in the bin. the agency says the goal is to get a clear view of the longing after intelligen

cheryl casone soft today. breaking news this morning. bill that would battle on the 2016 presidential election. >> the administration is supportive of being tough on russia, particularly putting sanctions in place. the original legislation was poorly written but we were to work with the house and senate and its ministration is happy with the ability to do that and make the changes necessary and we support for the legislation is now. lauren: lawmakers considered to -- it will be sent to the president before congress breaks for their august recess. jared kushner, president trump son-in-law as well as senior white house adviser scheduled to speak behind closed doors with the senate intelligence committee today and he will meet with house intelligence committee tomorrow, all part of a probe into russia's meddling into our election. the president of his son, donald trump junior and former charm campaign chairman, paul manafort, they will testify before the senate judiciary committee this week as well. that will also be private. committee chai

i'm cheryl casone. transfigured to see you. good morning, everybody. lauren simonetti.repeal and replace major portions of obamacare has failed to get enough votes to pass in the senate. the measure included ted cruz's proposal to offer only one affordable character plan to also sell other insurance plans. nine republicans voted against the measure late last night. all this coming hours after vice president pants broke a 50/50 tie allowing debate to begin on the health care bill. arizona senator john mccain returned to washington to cast as crucial a guest vote days after being diagnosed with brain cancer. >> i voted for the motion to proceed to allow debate to continue in amendments we offer. i will not vote for this bill as it is today. it is a shell of a bill right now. we have to know that. cheryl: meanwhile, president trump urging the senate to repeal and replace obamacare. he held a very good rally and youngstown, ohio last night. >> we are now one step closer to liberating our citizens from this obamacare nightmare. in delivering great health care for the america

hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone. i'm in for trish regan. we're about a few seconds away from the release of the fed minutes. this will give us insight into possible future interest rates hike. let's bo to adam shapiro live at the fed. reporter: the federal reserve appears divided when to begin unwinding the balance sheet. some fed officials want to delay starting unwind for them to assess inflation. from the minutes, several preferred to start announce of the process in several months in support of this approach. it was noted that the committee's communications had helped prepare the public for such a step. however some others emphasized deferring the decision until later in the year would permit additional time to assess the outlook for economic activity and inflation. a few of these participants also suggested that a near-term change to reinvestment policy could be misinterpreted to signify that the committee had shifted toward a less grad all approach to overall policy normalization. the fed expects inflation to remain somewhat below the

cheryl casone. lauren: hi, good to see you. i'm lauren simonetti.heryl: test for getting a little average american. lauren: although i like to read first and that's $1000 more. president trump not giving up on repealing and replacing obamacare. he treated this. don't give up republican senators that the world is watching. repeal and replace. across state lines and more. cheryl: sources are telling sources that lindsey graham has an preventing the states as funding in the form of block grant. obama carry key topic personally in yesterday's news morning shows. >> the president will not accept those that say it time to move on. you want to help millions of americans who have suffered with no coverage. they were lied to by the last president. they couldn't keep it up there, couldn't keep their plan. >> we need to go to the normal process, identify the problem, have the hearings come here from the experts and stakeholders and produced a series of bills to fix the very real flaws in the affordable care act. >> i think there is and senator mcconnell's, one

cheryl: good morning, everybody, i'm cheryl casone, we have a lot to get to today.fox news exclusive donald trump, jr. explaining in detail meeting with russian lawyer on hannity last night and also released chain of e-mail. trump, jr. said that music publicist rob goldstone set up the meeting in 2016 suggesting the russian lawyer was willing to provide information about opponent hillary clinton. >> this is pre russia fever, this is russia mania before the rest of the world was trying to build narrative about russia. i don't think my sirens went up. i think he goosed up, built up, puffery to the e-mail to make it happen and it was a bait and switch and what it was supposed to be about. there's nothing there. in retrospect i would have done things differently. again, before the russia mania, before they were building it up in the press. cheryl: he also went onto say that the quoting a waste of 20 minutes and said it was a favor to an associate. in a brief statement president trump said, my son is a high-quality person and i applaud his transparency. we should also ad

i raced next to liz claman and cheryl casone.he best races in the country. the hudson river isn't the says peel it was years ago. there were no floating bodies. my daughter jumped in and got me through the end of the race. she ran the last quarter mile with me and boy did i need her support. it's an incredible sport that tests your mettle each time the begun goes off. if you have the chance race with us next year it's worth a trip to hear rowdy new yorkers hoot and holler for their shi through three legs that will change your life. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow night on the show i have got ambassador john bolton. gillian turner returns and wrestling superstar. >> these really are the rules here -- 1891, james naismith. granddad's signature. >> incredible. >> one family's heirloom... >> you think your great-grandfather could ever envision that the game he developed could be what it is today? >> ...goes on one wild ride. >> he starts looking around and thinks, "oh, my goodness. where are the rules?" >> no. >> it's a na

cheryl: good evening, i'm cheryl casone, you are watching "making money." anthony scaramucci is out as white house communications director at the request of general john kelly who began his first day as chief of staff. all this has the white house is pitch oughting to tax reform. the dow jones inching closer to 22,000. we'll have more on that in just a little bit. but first to that major shakeup. the white house announcing anthony scaramucci is out, 10 days after take the job as white house communications director. the move, to quote, give general kelly a clean slate. adam, good evening. reporter: when you talk about a clean slate, it's not the first time they had to clean the slate at the white house. but in regards to anthony scaramucci, not only is he out as communications director. he was escorted from the white house. when asked if he was going to be part of the trump administration as an advisor or work in some other capacity, the simple answer is no. here is a what sarah sanders, the press secretary at the white house, said about it. >> the president

i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan today. we'd like to welcome you to

. >> i am lori rothman in for cheryl casone.ea: president trump simon reports at the g20 senate in germany this month. the president tweeting chemistry canoe story is sick. all g20 liters and spouses were invited by the chancellor of germany pressed new. lori: the president saying the fake news is becoming more and more dishonest. at dinner range for top 20 liters of germany is made to look sinister. this comes after reports after they had an undisclosed meeting with putin at a dinner for the g20 liters. the conversation of a deserter should not be characterized as a meeting. lea: from on this, let's bring in christian -- >> good morning, guys. lea: this was a meeting at the dinner. president trump and went and sat down by president putin. can we call this a secret psychic reading? >> now, contrary to mainstream outlet, there was no second undisclosed meeting between trump and putin. rather the two men spoke during the spouses only dinner during the g20 summit. during the dinner, liters for circulating freely and speaking amongs

tuesday july 11th, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: welcome, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti, this is fbn:am, first look at what's looking in today's markets and breaking news. cheryl: a military plane crashed has killed at least 16 people in mississippi. the marine corps refueling tanker went down in a soybean field in rural mississippi yesterday at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. governor phil brian saying in a statement, quote, men and women in uniform risk themselves to secure our freedom. investigators are trying to find out what caused the crash. recovery efforts continue this morning. we are looking for more details from our viewers as well. lauren: fbi arresting army soldier for trying to provide military documents and drone to isis, 34-year-old sergeant class in hawaii accused of attempt to go teach isis his combat techniques. >> report to you that on saturday july 8th, the fbi honolulu s.w.a.t. king arrested for support to terrorism, he made a loyalty pledge to isis. lauren: he told an undercover agent that he wanted to use h

i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning. i am warren brockman and forlorn femininity. today's markets in the latest breaking news. cheryl: the chimp administration now strongly condemning north korea's latest missile test. secretary of state rex tillerson seen in part, quote, global action is required to stop the global threat. any country that provides any economic or military benefits or fails to fully implement the resolutions is aiding and abetting a dangerous regime. all of this after north korea test fired a long-range ballistic missile. u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley tweeting discord yesterday. spending my fourth in meetings all day yesterday. thanks, north korea appeared u.s. and south korean forces held drugs after the tests are north korea. meanwhile kim jong il and says he would never negotiate on the program and of course president trump trying to get the chinese involved in all of this. lori: president trump traveling to poland ahead of the g20 seven in germany. the president to reaffirm the commitment to poland. meanwhile, set to meet w

cheryl casone with the dow down 72 points.which is remarkable. >> that is remarkable, neil. will it hold up. that is the question. neil cavuto. thank you so much. neil: you got it. >> we are waiting to hear from senate leaders to talk more what is happening with the fate of health care cheryl: dow is down 71 points. we started session with better numbers. the more you delay health care

cheryl: good evening, i'm cheryl casone, you are watching "making money."white house communications director at the request of general john kelly who began his first day as chief of staff. all this has the white house is pitch oughting to tax reform. the dow jones inching closer to 22,000. we'll have more on that in just a little bit.

i am cheryl casone we are watching that hecht sector the stocks are going to be in focus. >> absolutely've got a where a lot of breaking news to catch you up on this morning. the senate, failing to pass the so-called skinny bill, to repeal parts of obamacare, three republicans voted no, on that measure. >> let's bring in adam shapiro live on capitol hill with the very latest on the situation what exactly happened about two hours ago with this vote. >>. reporter: it was jane mccain he voted no, and that was the end of the skinny repeal effort the skinny amendment, to the health care bill, which senate could still one point if they were to try vote upon but it is unlikely to pass get where we stand where we're going president trump tweeting this morning adequate from tweet, three republicans and 48 democrats let american people down. as i said from the beginning, let obamacare o implode then deal watch, who were the senators that killed this effort, this morning it happened within last three hours you have obviously susan col friendships maine has been consistent voted in 2015, against re

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back, it could be a crude awakening this morning as saudi arabia plans cuts for production, cheryl casonedetails. cheryl: good morning, maria, well said, reuter is reporting that the company plans to cut exports in august. this move will help the country deal domestic consumption this summer and maintain their commitments to opec. overall exports are going to falter around 6.6 million per day. taking a look at oil right now, as where you can see up 1 and a half percent. scaled back a little bit but still that contract is higher this morning. well, there was a sea of blue in the bronx as thousands of officers paid their respects for slain nypd detective, mother of three ambushed and shot while sitting in police vehicle. officers did kill the gunman later that night. yesterday tens of thousands of mourners flooded the street surrounding a bronx church and honored memory during very emotional ceremony. >> i'm grateful for my family, my large family. i'm just as grateful -- family of blue. >> i can make you this promise, your nom didn't die in vain. your mom's memory will not loss from memory

cheryl casone with the details.heryl: investigators have found the body of one of four missing young men there along with other human remain that is are buried on one property, their farm, 12-foot deep grave on 90-acre, police identified the victim as 19-year-old dean but they didn't say how he died. he and two others vanished on friday. another 19-year-old disappeared two days prior to that. so investigators have a lot to work on today. officers took 20-year-old cosmo into custody yesterday after he was charged with trying to sell one of the victim's cars. his family we should say owns the farm or -- where the first body has been found. possible homicide charges against denardo. 6.0 earthquake struck off the coast of north korea in the sea of japan. pentagon does not believe this is as a result of nuclear test though by hermit kingdom. the quake came at a depth of 347 miles below sea which is likely too deep to have been a nuclear test. that's how they were able to evaluate that quake. and then united airlines is s

it killed 16 service members cheryl casone with details.eeted this, that marine corps refueling tanker went down in rural mississippi why i had afternoon the flight was ovrjtdz from cherry point north carolina here is what president tweeted marine plane crash mississippi he heartbreaking melania and i send deepest condolences to all we add investigators trying to find out to what caused this trash happened about 4:00 pm yesterday even time hundreds of people part of that investigation, all right, hundreds of people in new york, we should say attending new york city police officer familiar wake yesterday gd andrew como mayor de blasio i among attendees officer shot sitting inside her vehicle gunman was killed by police funeral service to begin day 10:00 a.m. eastern time here in new york city. well the faa investigating a close call at san francisco international airport it happened around midnight friday air canada flight almost landed on crowded taxiway parallel to the runaway other pilots alerted air traffic controllers headed off potenti

cheryl casone has the details. reporter: good morning, dagen.e people dead including two children after a flash flood swept away a popular swimming hole in northeast arizona. a total of 14 people slept down the east verde river inside the national forests. floodwaters arrived as folks enjoy a day at the creek. officials say it happened so fast that it runs had no warning. one witness describes what she saw. >> it was up to about five feet i want to say. it was just coming down hard. it was something like you see in a movie. you don't see that everyday. it was crazy seeing that and the people that neededhelp. >> still underway this morning, it's monsoon season. thunderstorms develop quickly and can be very dangerous they are. it looks like tryon partners are gearing up for a proxy fight with procter & gamble. "the wall street journal" reported nelson peltz will seek a seat on the board. the company has seen private growth. the stock of about 3% this year. a report that amazon is working to create a messaging platform that would compete with faceb

cheryl casone he was that story.news out of washington, the latest update, in washington after scalise had surgery to manage an infection yesterday, doctors saying scalise, quote, tolerated the procedure well. we are watching those headlines, all happening in the g 20 and talking about this. louisiana congress and in two capital police officers were hurt when the gunmen opened fire at the gop baseball practice in virginia. that gunmen killed by capital police but sources are telling fox news doctors did anticipate scalise would suffer the infection related to the shooting. we will keep you posted on that. of 52-year-old man is in police custody after trying to get into trump tower wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying two knives. he is told security was a senator and wanted to see ivanka trump. the displays on smartphones reach new heights, camera maker read introduces a high end smart phone with holographic images, and according to the press release seamlessly switches between traditional 2 the content, 3-d conten

cheryl casone with the story. dagen: good morning, maria.harging six euros james matthew bradley junior was transporting immigrants to the united states illegally after allegedly allowed 10 people to bake to death inside his trailer truck on sunday. according to prosecutors, the san antonio wal-mart, they found eight people dead inside. at least 30 others in critical condition. all of this happening in the rear of the taylor trout. bradley said he did not know he was transporting people. they describe taking turns breathing trouble on the side of the trailer for air. if did come he could face the death penalty. fashion that he met michael kors set to acquire jimmy choo for $1.2 billion. "the wall street journal" this morning with handbags of competition and a lot of that is amazon offering discounts in may. we should say the company began 125 stores or there's the stock stock in the free-market right there. trading up a little more than $1.35. shares of jimmy choo in europe are trading higher this morning as well. let's stay in the earnings