good morning, everyone in cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti.ng spacey this morning. big breaking news will resume trade talks with the u.s. and germany progress be made between the two countries. conservative columnist kristin tape. liking what were seen as you can see the dow triple digit on the news about trade talks. it looks to me they are charting to bow to the pressure of these tariffs that we have already begun to impose on them. >> absolutely. the economy grew by six by 9% last year projected to shrink a bit busier. six by 5% growth will continue into 2019. it's in the best interest that they do negotiate with the u.s. and reopen the line of communications as well as the trade. cheryl: this is something president trump has been very upfront and honest about this negotiation. a tweety put on when the about this. next thing you know we get the talks. the terrorist are now leaking of two great new trade deals as opposed to horrible in unfair trade deals i inherited is your president. other countries should not come in and steal the wealth

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone.ren: hurricane lane burying down on hawaii on what would be the biggest storm the state has seen in two decades. cheryl: ray in honolulu with the latest, ray, good morning. >> hey, cheryl, lauren, calm thursday in honolulu, we saw one of the most gorgeous sunsets people have ever seen but in an hour and hour and a half the wind start today pick up. many people in hawaii are feeling the storm's effects, for instance, right now a flash flood warning is in effect for parts of hawaii's big island after more than 20-inches of rain fell there in less than 24 hours, streets were flooded and this all while lane spins 200 miles southwest of hilo and now hitting island of mawi. causing more than 250 evacuees and shelters, the storm has been downgraded from category 5 but still very dangerous. >> lane was downgraded, it's wide and very moist and it's going to hang around for a while because it's moving slowly and that's why we are taking so much precaution here. >> so for that reason parts of haw

share casone on that. cheryl: this is what i do.et from the president moments ago. how does a politician cuomo known for pushing people and businesses out of his state, not to mention having the highest taxes in the u.s., survive making the statement we're not going to make america great again, it was never that great, question mark. which section of the sentence is worse? question? i'll let you talk about that in a minute. i have other headlines i want to bring to you right now. movie pass is rolling out more restrictions for their users announcing yesterday it will limit the movies and show times available to customers every day. in an e-mail, the ceo said movie pass will offer up to six films a day to choose from, warming that availability may be limited because of popularity. you spoke to him on wednesday about the state of movie pass and the sweeping changes to its business model. >> it's really tough as a start-up, when you're trying to change the industry and reinvigorate it. you end up having to make changes here and there.

cheryl casone has more.l fascinating moviepass financially troubled service limits screenings to three a month starting today in that exclusive interview with you this morning moviepass ceo and ceo of helios, the parent company of moviepass explained their new strategy. >> what it really does at 89.95 -- 9.95 appeals to people abandoning the theatre the proxy for that is a year ago, in 2017 it was the worst year in 25 years in the box office. this first half of this year is up 9%. >> we -- business model was o to let sustainable we knew we had to adjust down the road also, have ancillary revenues like making our movies bought a studio out of cla things like that. >> despite that quarterly report helios, said moviepass left three months worth of cash left a lawsuit against company kooufz fans are worth defrauding will shareholders. >> motive over garth brooks king of country, at least when it comes to money forbes says luke bryan earned 52 million dollars the past year thanks largely to tour, his job as a jud

good morning and cheryl casone. lauren: hump day. we're halfway through the week. on lauren simonetti. thank you for joining us. tim valencia one-time trump critic was defeated to reclaim the republican nomination for governor. he was defeated by jeff johnson, a rising newcomer allied with president trump. democratic congressman keith ellison scored a big dream days after domestic abuse allegations surfaced against him. >> we had a very unexpected at the end of this campaign. that happened i want to assure you we are going to keep on fighting. a woman who could be the first and only american member of congress. >> in vermont, history was made. democrats nominee christine hall quits to be the first candidate for governor. by the way, 14-year-old received about 4700 votes. also in vermont. bernie sanders won the primary. he's expected to turn on the nomination and run as an independent as he did in his previous campaign. not wisconsin. governor scott walker won the right to speak a third term after being endorsed by president trump. meanwhile, last week's gop guberna

true to good morning i am tracee carrasco and four cheryl casone. after president rouhani slams the sanctions of psychological warfare and demanded to start talks with president tram. tracee: write to greg jenkins live in washington d.c. with response from the white house. good morning. >> president rouhani not happy because he ended ended the year brand-new clear giovanni reinstated sanctions designed to administration officials who also say they are not in tended to bring about regime change or rather regime behavior in their open-ended negotiations. president rouhani has this. >> when you impose sanctions at the same time it's like someone pulling a knife to stab an enemy in the arm of the same time claiming we should be talking and negotiating. >> european leaders urged allies to join its maximum pressure campaign. we take steps to make clear that the iranian regime faces a choice. stabilizing behavior were integral to the global economy or continue down the path of economic isolation. he's willing to meet without preconditions as long as he get

i'm cheryl casone.d a man outside of parliament after his car was crushed in a security barrier. another pedestrian has been injured. scotland yard cannot say if it is related to terrorism at this time. the westminster underground station has been closed in the area around parliament has been quartered off. we'll bring you any further information if we get into our newsroom. lauren: stabilizing after plunging 6% against the u.s. dollar overnight. the central bank took steps to ease some pressure on the current fee. john leigh filled as the fox news contributor and he joins us now to discuss this economic crisis in turkey. is it a catalyst or is it an overhang on the market right now? >> it was quite different when greece was having problems part of the euro. germany has such great exposure to great debt. germany learned very little exposure to turkish desperate the biggest exposure right now is $80 billion at $19 billion. european stocks are up today. there's no contagion at this moment. this is a story

i am cheryl casone. lea: people are excited about this. trying to breaking news on china to the trump administration planning to propose imposing a 25% tariff on $200 billion of chinese goods after initially setting them at 10%. the new proposal could be announced as early as today. china's foreign ministry saint overnight that beijing will retaliate. lea: meanwhile, president trump touting his trade policy during the bake rally in tampa last night. >> for decades, the united states was all of these other countries are friends, enemies, allies. i want to thank our farmers. our farmers are to feature its been thanks to our powerful trade policies, the trade deficit is falling and falling and falling. and boy did it fall this quarter. the days of plundering american jobs and american wells, those days are over. true into the u.s. already impose 25% terse and $34 billion with a chinese import and is scheduled to a similar terrace and additional $16 billion of goods. cheryl: aren't a other big story as apple

cheryl casone. lauren: everybody appeared on lauren simonetti print the securities and exchange committee reportedly questioned tesla following the stunning announcement that you may take the company private. "wall street journal" reporting when he treated he has secured funding for what would be the largest buyout ever. cheryl: former sec chairman harvey pitt had to say on coast-to-coast. >> the word funding means he hasn't locked up in place and legally enforceable and that was a five question he didn't commit a fraud on that score. >> mosque made the announcement on twitter than a press release. he had proposed taking the company private last week and it was evaluating the idea appeared to be sure to tune in this morning to maria. maria will have an interview with sec chairman harvey pitt. >> a merger between two big drugstores that has now officially been called off. cheryl: tracee carrasco i'm not story with other headlines. >> bear: if the merger because of pushback from shareholders who compl

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: happy monday. i lauren simonetti. cheryl: cheers to our mugs on "fbn:am". thanks to the team for getting us a beautiful coffee mugs. lauren: hope your weekend was great. a lot of news to get to. cheryl: we are going to staff with our great story. a fresh low against the u.s. dollar after president trump authorized the dabbling of tariffs on turkish steel and aluminum. central bank announcing a plan to provide liquidity that takes effect today. it has tumbled more than 40% against the u.s. dollar and namely due to concerns about how president erdogan has handled the crisis and espionage crisis. lauren: ed royce was weighing in on "sunday morning futures." >> i think the types of sanctions that are effect on turkey, the focus on the human rights violations, holding the pastor for more than two years and therefore the sanctions against turkish officials for human rights violations. that is a fact date. >> the charges against the pastor are bogus and he should be brought home. che

welcome back to julie gold and rabbi andrew cason who are directors of community impact. >> at the jewish community federation and endowment and in the east bay is rabbi andrew cashner. it seems like the population study is in the midst of a robust analysis. it's not a singular concluded portrait. portrait is a wonderful word because it is a little more dynamic than study or analysis. >> it seems like it is ongoing and i wonder if you can talk a little about how that's going lexi --? >> i also love the word portrait because when you look at a portrait in a museum, there is so much depth to it, as opposed to a photograph which is flat. >> there is ongoing analysis that we rolled a portrait out in january, the whole conversation is being participated in in meetings. there is a final report due at the end of the summer. >> finally we have a digital tool so people can play around with the data and look at it through different perspectives. if you look at the website, you will see additional reports and people are writing a lot of opinion pieces. you can find that on the website under the comm

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, what day the market had, thank you, wal-mart. lauren: we haven't seen that in months. thought we begin with tesla and more trouble for the company, turns out that regulators have been investigating tesla long before elon musk tweet about taking the company private. wall street journal reporting that sec began probe last year trying to determine whether tesla mislead investors with unrealistic numbers with model 3 car production, meanwhile tesla workers say the model 3 production is way behind schedule and employees say goal for each shift is produce 300 cars but one worker lames that was only met 3 or 4 times in the past month. cheryl: tesla looking for number two executive taking pressure off of musk. increase speculation of musk's future with the company. >> he's one of the rare ceo's who defines his company rather than the opposite therefore i think the board will do everything in its power to try and keep him in place but his conduct here looks very, very problematic. cheryl: we are going to have much more on all of the issue

cheryl casone.: breaking news this morning, apple hitting new milestone becoming first american company to surpass $1 trillion in market values. cheryl: shares of apple slightly low e in premarket, who cares about a quarter of a percent right now, in a memo to employees, tim cook said while we have much to be proud of, it's not the most important major of successful, always staying true to values, jonathan hunt in los angeles with more. >> tim cook is probably feeling like a million bucks, actually let's make that more like a trillion with the t, the tech giant becoming the first american public company to cross $1 trillion in value thursday. >> show that is people don't mind paying a thousand dollars for a cell phone. >> the milestone marks the latest triumph for the trend-setting company that was started in silicon valley garage 42 years ago, achievement almost unimaginable two decades ago when apple was on the edge of bankruptcy to survive the company the property brought back cofounder steve job

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. >> happy monday good morning everybody i'm lauren simonetti. >> well let's get to our top story this morning. overnight, armed fbi agents search the family home of a suspect who opened fire on a gaming tournament in jacksonville, florida, yesterday 24-year-old david katz shot and killed two people before turning gun on himself 11 other were robertson and 22-year-old lie clayton both talented players we want you to listen to audio recorded on a live stream of thecht that captured true horror of the scene. >> it is not tough today or easy out. [sound of gunfire] oh. >> wow. he was a regular competitor in the tournaments witnesses say he became angry when he lost. and he opened fire on the venue. this is the second mass shooting in florida in about six months time. cheryl: switch gears to remembering late senator john mccain. and his legacy -- the respected republican lawmaker and vietnam war hero died on saturday at the age of 81. >> he really was a true bipartisan champion someone who is focused on getting things done for the american people and he had

new york tuesday august 28th good morning i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning everybody i'm lauren simonetti thanks for joining us todays. wow, no trade war, with trade deal market sures. >> talk about new records, the dow out of correction you've got records for the s&p, the nasdaq on fire. john: well major win yesterday for president trump as u.s. reaches new trade deal with mexico. that would replace nafta. the president also speaking by phone with german chancellor angela merkel the white house says two with leaders strongly supported talks washington and brussels to remove barriers to deeper trading relationship. and president trump also spoke with with canadian prime minister justin trudeau as they too work on a trade deal. >> now attention shifts with negotiations to canada. white house economic advisor larry kudlow warning u.s. could flat on autos if a trade agreement isn't reached. >> canada cools to the table. come to the table let's make a great deal like we just did with mexico. if not usa may have to take actions. >> we're goin

i'm cheryl casone.ood morning i'm lauren lawrp august 21st already just flew by this summer. >> where did the summer go. a nice full market to celebrate the end of summer with that's good. >> tomorrow longest bull run in history. >> trump administration will move forward on imposing additional tariffs on china despite opposition from business community in a very public and fiery hearing. >> more on that from edward lawrence. >> good morning cheryl and there's been a slew of unhappy managers and own rs of businesses going into these public hearings. public hearings will ask the rest are of this weekend into next week, u.s. representatives office it is holding these hearings now the tariffs are talking about is 200 billion dollars on chinese goods the 25%. that could go into effect any time after september 5th. we're talking about products anywhere from seafood to -- printers inc. also any beauty products now again the national or folks who are going in here are mostly against these tariffs. now nicole wi

share casone has more. cars with takata air bags face an increased chance of earnings proceeding in hot and humid conditions. there's 50 million defective takata air bags in 37 million vehicles in the united states right now. takata already filed for bankruptcy court protection last year. they were bought by key safety system but, again, this needs to be dealt with by drivers. uber is looking to spread its wings. the company which plans to offer flying cars now wants to use drones to deliver food as part of uber eats. they made the announcement at the conference out in tokyo. the drone is still in the early stages. amazon, walmart, google, are all working on the concept of delivery drones and with delivery drones, not sure it's coming to new york any time soon. amazon's alexa can now order a fresh cup of coffee every morning. dunkin' donuts perks rewards members can link their accounts to alexa and order breakfast before they leave their house. you can log in the app, choose from the menu and ask alexa to p

for primary, cheryl casone has more details.d morning to be fun arizona holding three-way gop primary for the senate seat held by retiring jeff flake congressman martha mcsally will face kelly word and sheriff joe arpaio embraced trurp and distance himself from the late john mccain. all right let's look at florida right now republican vote reverse going to take their nominee for rhonda will face adam putnam president tweeted delaware desanto has full endorsement. hochul and corp. met and facing each other in a runoff with race for governor. meanwhile, the president reversed course yesterday. president trump issued a proclamation to return the white house flag to half-staff until the barrel of john mccain there's different picture on your screen and president spoke about mccain with dinner e with leader last night. >> a little our hearts and prayers are going to the family of senator john mccain going to be a lot of activity over the next number of day. and we very much appreciate everything that senator mccain has done for our c

cheryl casone. that's amazing. cheryl: actually is. you're staying. you have more tv to do later. neil: my goodness. good seeing you. >> thank you, neil. we have a lot of breaking news. we'll stay on the president and his actions today. he is warning democrats if they try to impeach him, that the economy will crash. hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." trump telling "fox & friends" that americans would see the economy and the stock market make a complete reverse from the record bull run that we've seen. >> i'll tell you. if i ever got impeached i think the market would crash. i think everybody would be very poor. cheryl: markets shrugging off the turmoil in d.c. though as the trade war with china enters a new phase. we'll get to the markets in a moment. biggest names in the financial world, gathering at jackson hole, wyoming, talking about trade and overall outlook. >> my forecast for the year, i don't know where the third quarter will come out, we may see the range in more of 3% as opposed to my last four case looking in th

cheryl casone will get into that and much more the next hour. cheryl: it is friday, doesn't mean it will slow down. neil, thank you very much. breaking right now, president trump is expected to depart the white house at any moment for an event in iowa, excuse me, ohio, this as the president is directing secretary mike pompeo not to visit north korea at this time saying quote, we are not making sufficient progress on denuclearization. hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan today. welcome to "the intelligence report." we're seeing if president trump addresses reporters when he leaves the white house to depart on air force one. we're waiting pictures from the white house. we're learning the long-time cfo of the trump organization was granted immunity in the michael cohen investigation. what does that mean for the administration. we're seeing luckily a friday rally right now. the dow is up triple digits. we're up 1 3 4. hawaii residents are bracing for category 2 hurricane lane. the storm already bringing catastrophic flooding as it

i'm cheryl casone. let's start the "countdown." cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. liz claman will be back tomorrow. this is breaking news right now. at this moment, president trump is meeting with the president of soccer's governing body, fifa. remember, the u.s., canada and mexico, all three countries, will be hosting the world cup in 2026. this is the first time the president is making public comments today. we will go straight back to the white house if he makes any news. we are monitoring news from the white house, as we always are. we want to focus on bigger news on wall street. we are looking at another day of records. the s&p 500 and nasdaq touching historic highs again as trade war fears fade. any gain for either major average will be their third straight record close, with the month of august winding down, believe it or not, the major averages on pace to close the month higher. this will be the dow's second straight month in the green. the s&p 500 and nasdaq set to close higher for a fifth straight month. we are looking pretty good on the markets. but stru

cheryl casone through the next hour. cheryl: we have a lot of breaking news to cover on this hour on multiple fronts. first let's look at markets and your money right now. we're on track for a record bull run i'm cheryl casone, in for trish regan this week. she is on a well-deserved break. we're closing in on the longest running bull market in history. this amazing feat seems unimaginable when we were in the financial crisis. we have our market experts to weigh in what could derail in. all of this as president trump says that the federal reserve should do more to boost the u.s. economy. president is not thrilled with his his appoint leigh to the federal reserve. >>> elizabeth warren, is she gearing up for a 2020 presidential run? what will that platform look like? >>> ashley webster is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. it is an exciting day, ash. >> it is an exciting thing. running of the bulls in pam pamplona has nothing to do with bulls on wall street. the dow hit a low of 6666. a spook by number. we've come

i'm cheryl casone. i'm in for liz claman. let's start the countdown. ♪ cheryl: we have breaking news. president trump is in charlotte, north carolina expected to sign a executive order. it will help 401(k)s for small employers. this is basically helping small business. he talked a lot on the campaign trail helping small business get health care to their employees. today, he is talking money. that is our topic here on fox business. we'll be taking those remarks live when he makes them and give you that signing. for now here are your markets, last trading day of the month of august. the dow is down 64. s&p is down nearly five. nasdaq, tech-heavy nasdaq, higher. major averages, mixed bag you're seeing on the fears that trade talks between canada and usa hit a big stumbling block today. also trade war with china, no signs of easing up. we have news to bring you. even with today's mixed picture. dow set to close, good news, higher for second straight month. s&p 500 and nasdaq are positive for fifth month in a row. we hit a bunch o

cason: the u.s. congress -- first of all, yoot count on the deal making it through the congress right now. congress -- it will have to get through the congress midterm elections. it is still to be determined what exactly is the result of the midterm elections. u.s. congress has been supportive of a trilateral deal. and if certain provisions are weakened -- it is going to be very difficult to get business groups on board, as wl as some of the higher wages in place as part of the u.s.-mexico accord might win additional suppor from u.s. laions, but you still cannot count on domestic -- laura: no, indeed, but is it quite a turnaround ino u.s.-mexlations? president trump on the phone with the mexican president today. jason: yeah, the mexican president offered to have tequila president trump. i think it is an incredibly portant point. this is -- yes, it is an economic deal, it's about the commercial vitality of u.s.-mexico, and should be about p.the trilateral relations but nafta fundamentally underpins u.

. >> tune in next tuesday as we take a deep dive into this cason the eve of the trial. examine the evidence against daron wint. the clues left behind and the lingering questions for a panel of experts. was someone else involved? and what was the motive? join us tuesday night at 6:30 forxcsive reporting in nsion murde inside the investigation. >>> we turn to doug now with a holiday weekend weather forecast. we've got rain upon us right now? >> did you bring the umbrella? >> i did actually. >> good. i was expecting you to say no. you're the most prepared woman i'y met in life. we have showers outside. a couple showers around the area. most of these not impacting us all that much. but we're starting to see them come through after earlier rain this afternoon to the south. you can see the cloud cover. temperature wise at 84. winds out of the south at three miles per hour. we sawit ae bit less humidity today with a high of 93. that heat index was only around 95 today. a lot different than yesterday. 84d.c., 77 in manassas. 79 in leesburg. still warm and humid. here's the rain

cheryl casone has the details.> that's right father of molly tibbetts urging people at his daughter's funeral to remember her passion for life and desire to help others. rob tibbetts said, quote, today we turn the page at the end of a long ordeal. but we need to turn towards life. molly's life because mollie is nobody's victim mollie is my hero. mollie tibbetts her found in a cornfield 24-year-old man who was living in the u.s. illegally has been charged with first-degree murder in her death. headline we're following tesla making a big u-turn with elon musk saying his company is going to remain public afterall. the news coming just over two weeks after musk sent shockwaves through wall street and tweeted he was considering taking tesla patriot and would be biggest buyout ever and sharing opposition to his proposal edition to his own about the plan. paying a look at trends this morning a lot of pressure on stock actually down 5% in the premarket. with, it was another impressive weekend for crazy rich asians at box o

cheryl casone has more on that. cheryl: we're getting breaking news from italy.g you what we know at this point. this happened near jenewa in northern italy. there is a picture on twitter of the bridge collapse. there were many homes and buildings and other structures underneath the bridge. a news agency is quoting an italian ambulance service saying dozens of people are dead. these details may change. this is breaking news we're getting. there's a large section of the bridge missing. photographs show huge pieces of rubble on the ground underneath it. this could be a major disaster in northern italy. again, we're trying to confirm what we can. another story we're following also out of europe, a man is under arrest for crashing his car into security barriers outside the house of parliament. this happened in london earlier this morning. he's described only as being in his late 20s. he was arrested on suspicion of terrorism. now, no weapons were found in the car. scotland yard said pedestrians and cyclists were hit. police don't believe any of the injuries are life-

cheryl casone with details there now.ppened, in frederick ton new brunswick eastern canada above plaine unfolding right now police warn people living in this area lock doors others stay away from brookside drive neighborhood a local tv reporter saying he heard four gunshots about an hour ago quarter after 7:00 eastern time no word what caused shooting who was involved police ask for patience continue to work on this active incident that continues to unfold there. well a massachusetts man accused trying to hire a hit man on twitter, to kill ice agents federal law enforcement officials say 33-year-old brandon suffered a 500 bucks for the job tweeted his desire to slit throat of senator john mccain faces to up five years in prison if convicted released on 50,000 dollars bond to football, only preseason, nfl players already protesting the national an them, if question what they intend to do we found out in miami robert raised right fist they kneeled colin kaepernick tweeted support continue protest by taking a knee stay stron

cheryl casone following these and other developments. >> we are following this.ounds like a tragedy that could have been avoided. police say 36-year-old shawn matthew walker was distracted by his own at the time of a very severe crash. pulled over another driver when walker's car hit and killed both of them on interstate 80 last friday. walker faces two charges of gross vehicular manslaughter, one count of reckless striving resulting in a fatality in tragic accident. what caused the major power outage at reagan national airports. after more than an hour last night, this was fun for all those travelers to passengers waiting for the plains of luggage with the lights off your back up generators to provide a little bit of light. this time of the chicago collided on the runway. groups doing at o'hare international. both did suffer some damage on the wing. the flight was delayed for about two hours. more jobs are coming to america. british carmaker building its first back during in the u.s. in savanna, georgia. rebuild cossack jaguar and land rover vehicles. going to c

share casone has the details.ounty sheriff's department in missouri released this photo showing a deputy's blood-soaked uniform. the pitbull bit the deputy in the face and arm when the deputy approached a side door of a home while serving a summons. the deputy was able to shoot the dog. he was rushed to the hospital where he underwent surgery to repair injuries in particular to his face and especially his lip. the pitbull survived its wound. meanwhile in massachusetts a small town is losing their entire police force of four members. they quit, blaming unsafe working conditions. among their complaints, ill-fitting bulletproof debts, medicamal functioning radios. there's a new food recall to tell you about. people are being warned not to buy certain salads and wraps. the products have sell by dates from july 18th to july 23rd. shares of walgreens' parent company are down 4% this year many that's boots alliance. and then speaking of kroger, a subsidiary of the company in california will no longer accept visa credit a

cheryl casone has details.mpany said thy closed their plant in mexico and one in italy will close soon. it's unclear how they will continue to produce their products. the executive vice president and cfo is leaving. the news was announced on the earnings call. the company grew second quarter earnings and revenue by 4.7% year over year. crocs became popular among hospital, restaurant workers, boating fans and others, people that are on their feet all day, after they launched in 2002. shares of crocs are up 44% for the year. the question is where will they be making their shoes. disney is launching a sleep hot line to help parents put their restless kids to bed. the company even listed -- even enlifteenlisted a sleep coach. parents will be greeted by mickey mouse to tell the kids it's time to hit the hay. there are other familiar voices. you only get one character per call so choose wisely. disney reported 77% of parents have a tough time getting the kids down at night. they're hoping this will help them out. sha

cheryl casone.ppeals court ruling president trump sorter threatening to withhold funding from sanctuary cities is unconstitutional. chris jenkinsis lies with the details. >> in california as you mentioned it's playing out and it's unconstitutional to withhold funding from century city. absent congressional authorization may not redistribute or withhold properly appropriated funds in order to effectuate its own policy goals. the ruling applies to two lawsuits brought in california. the mayor treating this was not the first by the administration and it will not be the last that we support the single challenge because the allies on our side. it will be a sanctuary city. the department of justice calls this a bit to read for aliens in california as a republican congress and jeff denham had this to say. >> this is about the rule of law. we are a free society based on a set of laws we need to follow. i want to make sure that we're not going going to punish communities like mine. >> meanwhile the president

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: hi cheryl. i'm lauren simonetti. straight to the big news overnight.ounting the ballots. too close to call at this hour. results in four other state primaries. cheryl: griff jenkins is live in washington will break it down for us good good morning, chris. lauren: good morning, cheryl. welcome back, lauren. too close to call the special election where the president paul is on the line. separated by less than a point, leading by less than two dozen votes backed by the president he sounded optimistic. >> i am going to promise to you that i'm going to work relentlessly, but that was slated 12th congressional district. america is on the right path and we are going to keep it going that way. >> o'connor vowed to fight on. >> we are fighting for a better america. we went door-to-door. we went house to house. we are going and make that change tomorrow. we are not stopping now. >> some 8000 potential vote tally and they will begin counting those on august 8 teams. to kansas we go. too close to call president trump's pick in a tight race against incumbent govern

. >> i'm cheryl casone. it is a megadeal buyout monday. she has made some changes. we do had breaking news overnight. shots were fired in the u.s. embassy up to five gunshots were heard in the drive-by shedding. drive by shutting. the suspect then took off in a white car. nobody was injured. meanwhile the trump administration rejecting an offer by tricky to detain a u.s. pastor if the u.s. would be willing to forgive billions of dollars in fines in a u.s. bank. i dispute that is strange relations between turkey and the united states. they are open for a half day today. and then they will be closed for the rest of the week for a holiday. anxiety rising in venezuela after president nicholas missouri had a controversial plan on the soaring inflation. he wanted to devalue the currency by 96 percent. venezuela businesses warning the government that those steps would cripple the economy and force more people to leave the country. brazil is deploying troops to a town on the border with venezuela. following alleged assault on a brazilian store owner. back here at home. u.s.

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. round of economic data pointing to strong growth. >> beating the estimates we are moving into a 3% zone and moving into a 4% zone. >> capital spending in the first half of this year was up 10%, can you imagine? lauren: can a trade word derail all the good news, joining us pacer, sean, happy friday. >> good morning, how are you? lauren: optimistic about the state of the economy right now? >> i am optimistic about the state of the economy and i'm optimistic about corporate earnings and the momentum that's there, the one potential headwind are the -- or two potential headwinds that i think i see trade issues that everybody continues to talk about and interest rates, i don't think interest rates will get out of hand, and i'm optimistic that the pressure that the administration the putting on some of trading partners would ultimately result in better trade deals and if we could remove that obstacle feels to me like the market wants to continue to move higher. lauren: when the president say

cheryl casone has details now in headlines. we are following this news out of spain this morning. a man armed with a knife shot dead after he tried to attack a police station. this happened near barcelona. state owned television is reporting the suspect was a 29-year-old man from algeria who has spanish identity papers. the attack comes days after the one year anniversary of an islamic terror attack in barcelona that killed 16 people. this is incredible, a british woman is very lucky to be alive today after falling from a cruise ship and treading water for 10 hours. she fell from a deck of the norwegian star cruise ship, about 60 miles off the coast of croatia. this happened late saturday night. the woman told one rescuer it helped she was fit from doing yoga. and that she sang to stop feeling cold overnight. a rescue ship found her swimming not far from where she was believed to have fallen. unbelievable. crazy rich asians had a crazy big weekend at the box office. >> maybe his parents are poor and he has to send them money. >

cheryl casone has the details.ravelers to cancun and other tourist spots to exercise extreme caution. the advisory comes after eight bodies were found on the streets of cancun over the course of just a few hours. this all happened after midnight on tuesday. none of the deaths occurred in cancun's beachside hotel zone. this is a popular mexican resort town. they've seen an uptick in violence over the last few months. in april, 14 murders were reported in 36 hours there. the little rock police department in arkansas releasing video showing a police helicopter crashing to the ground due to high winds. it's wild. this footage shows the helicopter hovering unsteadily above the takeoff platform in a parking lot. then it hits the ground. the pilot was seriously injured. luckily, he's in stable condition. then there is this. teens and their cell phones are rarely that far apart. even teens say they're getting too much screen time. according to a new survey, half of all teenagers admit to heavy use of their phones. a quarte

cheryl casone has those details. cheryl: u.s. fox news iran is expected to put 100 gun boats in the persian gulf sometime in the next 48 hours to practice swarm tactics. the drills could potentially shut down a strait where roughly 10% of the world's oil passes through every year. iran normally conducts the drill in the fall. officials say it may have been moved up because of threats made between president trump and iran's president over the last few days. carl icon reportedly plans to vote against cigna's deal to acquire express scripts. he believes the price is too fine. he may try to convince other shareholders to owe pose the op. cigna reported better than expected earnings earlier this morning and shares of the company and express scripts are higher in the premarket, cigna up more than 2% in the premarket right now. check this out, the lego movie characters making an airline safety video for turkish airlines. >> can we get the step by step flashing video instructions please. here we go. make sure you're inside the airplane,

share casone has the details.umbers, like the devastation from the fires themselves, actually are staggering. 14,000 firefighters on the front lines battling 18 major fires that have burned a total of nearly 600,000 acres. that is the larg largest, more n 1,000 homes destroyed, seven lives have been lost so far. the smoke from all those wildfires causing air quality alerts to be issued by officials in several states. and that smoke can be seen in most of the u.s. as far as the southeastern coast, even up to some places in upstate new york, believe it or not. well, president trump commenting on the wildfires last night. he was at a dinner in new jersey with business leaders. >> i'm monitoring the situation very closely. the administration is in constant contact with everything going on in the state and with the local authorities. it's been a very tough situation taking place in california for a number of years and we're going to have to have some meetings about it. there are things you can do to mitigate what's hap

hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." "fox & friends" that americans would see the economy and the stock market make a complete reverse from the record bull run that we've seen. >> i'll tell you. if i ever got impeached i think the market would crash. i think everybody would be very poor. cheryl: markets shrugging off

good morning i'm christina filling in for cheryl casone. gerri: and doing a great job. i'm gerri willis and forlorn femininity. lots of news breaking this morning. we begin this morning with china lashing out at president trump overnight. attacking the president for his trade policies caught in an extortion and saying it's wishful thinking for the president to think china will back down from it parents. this in response to slapping a 25% tariff on $2 billion worth of chinese imports in the president showing no signs of letting up. >> i really like president xi and i respect china greatly. but they've done it off our back. they've taken $500 a year for many years. we have really rebuilt china and its time that we rebuild their own country now. kristina: administration officials warning china not to underestimate trump's resolve. >> fairness to get china to change its behavior they need to understand that. if they don't change their behavior the pressure will continue. the president made that very clear. every country on earth wants to take while part of the united states

in new york, friday august 10th, good morning, i'm cheryl casone.final frontier as they call it, the trump administration is proposing expanding u.s. military into space with a new branch. cheryl: fox news lauren blanchard with details. >> the time has come to establish the united states space force. >> it would be the first new military branch since the air force in 1947. >> as president trump has said in his words, it is not enough to merely have an american presence in space, we must have american dominance in space. >> vice president mike pence says they plan to ask congress for an additional $8 billion in national security funding over the next 5 years. in a letter to congress last year, defense secretary james mattis said he was not in favor of a space force, but by thursday he seemingly was on board. >> it's becoming a contested war-fighting domain. >> after announcement at pentagon the president tweeting his excitement, however, critics have said talks about weponizing space could potentially violate the outer space treaty signed in 1967 whi

cheryl casone has the details. >> yeah charles, good morning.xplosion occurred in northern syria. in a residential building. civilians displaced during the country's seven-year war were living there. 39 people were killed including 12 children, dozens more injured. reports say that several senators have been kicking the tires about investing in tesla possibly. bloomberg reports that saudi arabia's public investment and is one of them. a desire to purchase a 5% stake in tesla. in an exclusive report, he doesn't have any interest in financing the buyout, which would at least require 70 billion per the board planning to meet with financial advisers going private reports also say they're likely to last musk to recuse himself from the process of taking the company private if it goes any further. shares of tesla were fractionally hire a moment ago. now they are changed. well, there is a new film sinking its teeth into the box office. >> what's that? shark thriller debuted above expert patient despite 44.5 million. after two weeks at number one, missio

cheryl: hump day everybody i'm cheryl casone. >> it is a busy day.anada foreign min strer praising trade concessions with cars and labor rightses as rejoins nafta talks in washington. good job for working people in canada have always been our priority, and these concessions really are going to be valuable to workers in canada, and in the united states who have been concerned for some time about their jobs going to lower wage jurisdictions. >> joining us now cpa business analyst dan thanks for coming on. canada is taking a page from the president's playbook, canada first. how is that strategy going to play out with the negotiations in washington today? >> i think canada first actually means voiding canada last because what we're talking about now, the united states has made a deal with mexico. that's going to put pressure on canada because two out of three north america are now onboard. so what does this mean for canada? it means they need to join the team and a come together. they're the odd man out. so right now the president interestingly where mos

cheryl casone will take you through the next hour. we have a lot of breaking is to get to during this hour. let's start with your markets in your money. hello everyone. i'm in the for trish regan today. we like to walk me to the intelligence report. hearings from president trump's proposed tariffs on 200 billions what a deal with china. they are going to be joining me. they will honor ice agents at the white house. this event coming at the left. they have abolished it as the rallying cry. our penal is going to debate it later on in the show. in former cia director is threatening to sue to prevent the president from shifting that the security clearances. bring on. he hopes you will sue. well had legal analysis later on in the show. i think this is fascinating. the hearings on the proposed tariffs. 200billion worth of chinese imports. now it's six days. >> it will go all through this we can into next weekend. the treasury department is because they just don't have the space in the treasury treasury department for all of these people. th

cheryl casone will get into that and much more the next hour. will slow down. neil, thank you very much. breaking right now, president trump is expected to depart the white house at any moment for an event in iowa, excuse me, ohio, this as the president is directing secretary mike pompeo not to visit north korea at this time saying quote, we are not making sufficient progress on denuclearization. hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan today. welcome to "the intelligence report." we're seeing if president trump addresses reporters when he leaves the white house to depart

cheryl casone through the next hour.eaking news to cover on this hour on multiple fronts. first let's look at markets and your money right now. we're on track for a record bull run i'm cheryl casone, in for trish regan this week. she is on a well-deserved break. we're closing in on the longest running bull market in history. this amazing feat

i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report.ite house briefing and we'll bring that to you when it begins. let's go to the federal reserve minutes. let let's go to jennifer schoenberger. >> minutes from the federal reserves policy meeting earlier this month, showed, cheryl, the economic data comes in as expected, fed officials say it will soon be appropriate to take another step and removing accommodation. officials harping on strong consumer spending, strong business investment, and strengthening in the job market as they paint a picture of a strong economy. however they do expect economic growth to slow down a bit in the second half of the year from that torrid pace of 4.1% in the, though they do expect growth to remain above trend. now on inflation t

thursday august 30th good morning i'm cheryl casone.ren: good morning i'm lauren simonetti august 30th. cheryl: i can't believe it is almost over. lauren: so much to get to and begin with breaking news talks between the u.s. and canada. looking pretty good, trying to reach a new trade deal by tomorrow. talks resume 9:00 this morning as president trump and canada's prime minister justin trudeau sound hopeful to meet the friday deadline. >> get the latest from our own lawrence. >> good morning lauren and cheryl markets move based on what the canadians were saying, in fact, the chief negotiator for canada, the minister foreign affairs said she's optimistic there could be a trilateral deal by justin trudeau of canada but he went ton say that canada would only sign a dole that was good for canada. president trump, though, softening his tone on neighbors to the north. >> canada very much wants to make the deal and, obviously, very good for canada if they do and i think it is probably not good at all if they don't. we have a very good relation

cheryl casone in for liz claman. cheryl: thanks so much. i see you running out the door for your labor day weekend. thank you, sir. a lot of breaking news to get to. start with this, a bombshell report sent the dow lower on the last day of the trading month as has nasdaq headed for the biggest monthly win since the turn of the century. good news there. ashley talked about it, any minute we expect president trump to make comments in charlotte, north carolina. he is expected to sign an executive order that would make benefits for small businesses. a lot of businesses don't have the benefit. off the record comments