you cason and good that they're mad men dissin 95 and 40 scanty. but. then they went to. deny so many of even that killed them. not nice. but i think this is a fancy. we made repeated requests to the ministry of environment for an interview but received no response. the local people. have stepped up their defense of the forest because of their lack of state their walk is extremely valuable especially now as you do asian when you have weakening over a year season they don't have enough people but that work by local residents in the us peoples on orders from farmers. has put them at risk a risk or threads intimidation violence and even killings by criminal networks that are intent on destroying the forests for profit. brazil is one of the most dangerous countries in the world to be a land of under because of the power of criminal networks deforesting the land. as illegal logging and mining have gotten worse here and threaten also. has tried to stop it by reporting it to officials but that comes with risks. 3 farmers who tried to report illegal logging here were killed last

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. nice to see you, thanks for joining us.simonetti. cheryl: let's take a look at how your money is moving. futures came back a bit overnight. we got comments from china's vice premier that he's cautiously optimistic about a phase one deal. dow is down 36, nasdaq down 16 and-a-half. lauren: stocks down in asia as well. responding to an earlier report that the first part of a trade deal won't happen this year. the shanghai composite losing a quarter of 1%. cheryl: a lot of back and forth and the europeans are watching all of this. the ftse is down 1 and-a-half percent. they have zoa mess particularthg on. lauren: democratic candidates took the stage last night in the fifth debate of primary season. they locked horns on a few major issues. cheryl: we've got hillary vaughn live for us early this morning from atlanta to break it down. what a night, hillary. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. for the first time, mayor pete buttigieg took the stage as a frontrunner in iowa and a top contender in new hampshire. his rise to

cheryl casone has the details.say it was final review of the weapons system. and indication that country is preparing to deploy the new weapons system very, very soon. we'll see if sanctions become an issue again. between the u.s. and north korea. rough thanksgiving for 50,000 people in southeast texas after two powerful pex plosions at a chemical plant near beaumont led to widespread evacuation orders allowing fires at the plant to burn and hopes of depressurizing its pumping and storage system there's no word on when residents are allowed back home again -- that was thanksgiving. well it was exciting thanksgiving, nfl new orleans saints fan have shipping to be thankful for clinched a title by 7 falcons 26-18 becoming first tome to make the playoffs. then to detroit bears quarterback mitchell throwing three touchdown passes in a 24-20 win. bill carve up with a trick play watch this. trickery and pass to boot wide open. with the touchdown that was in att stadium in texas and secured in three years with the 26-15 a

cheryl casone on headlines now.kong are finishing up their search for protesters at hong kong's polytechnic university where activists have been holed up for week. more than 1,000 people were arrested at the university last week including some that were trying to escape. well, federal pluses cu fed prod an investigation into six major pharmaceutical firms for their role in the open yo the opioid . it could be the largest prosecution yet of drug companies. and changes are spinning for soul cycle. the ceo has resigned effective immediately. she stepped down from the board. the cfo is going to serve as interim ceo. a source tells fox business they mulmightmutewally agreed -- mutd to part ways. the dealt with peloton taking market share and were hit a boycott over the support of president trump. steven ross was involved in a fundraiser. that had an effect on soul cycle's business. maria: that's why she's resigning because the business taking a cue from what happened with the skirmish over steven ross' connection to dona

cheryl casone with details.good morning again. isis has released an audio statement saying that abu ibrahim al-hashimi al-quraishi is the new leader of the terror group. the announcement came five days after a u.s. raid in syria killed al-baghdadi. isis is urging followers to pledge allegiance to the leader. vapeing related deaths hitting a new high, the death toll has risen to 37. the cdc saying that cases of illnesses related to e-cigarettes are moving towards the 2,000 mark. altria group has cut their investment in juul by $4.5 billion. and then there is this. it's a first for saudi arabia. the kingdom hosted its first ever women's wrestling match and it featured wwe stars natalia and lacey evans. the women took their rivalry to riad where the queen of hearts came up a winner. both fighters, just to point this out, had to wear full body suits and a t-shirts and women were actually allowed to attend the match. they're trying. [ laughter ] >> first they let you drive, now they let you wrestle. cheryl: now you c

cheryl casone with headlines now.rnal, the agency is eyeing changing to the aircraft certification process that would give it the agency more oversight. all of this in the aftermath of boeing 737 max crisis. faa chief steven dickson says the faa should be involved as early as the design stages of any new jet. one idea, more consideration for the human element of flying aircraft. that is a nod to pilots and their role in the design of the plane. dickson did not provide a target date for the changes to take effect and doesn't plan to unveil any specifics until after the grounded 737 max jets are back in the air and flying. more fallout for wework's failed ipo and $1.2 billion quarterly loss. the new york times reports the company plans to lay off at least 4,000 workers as soon as this week. the newspaper says the number of layoffs could reach 6,000 which would be about a third of the workforce at wework. job cuts are part of wework's five year overhaul plan. and there is this, dunkin getting rid of the foam coffee cups,

cheryl casone with details here.l. >> here you go maria concerns over google gathering details health information on americans has led to a federal inquiry. this court report in the journal google project is a deal with asession health meant to improve patient care but the data gatt egg and cloud storage is raising privacy and safety concern. well, the world largest contract electronics posted for the foxconn and profit rose 23.3% despite biggest customer apple saying that deny -- and base company rely on apple for half of it revenue. and then there was this apple cross-examination oh tim cook are expected to tour facilities in texas where apple products are made had. this visit could happen as soon as next week and reportedly showcase companies that well keep jobs in america. the trip coming as cook seek further relief from u.s. tariffs on imports from china. back to that iphone story apple stock and premarket down half a percent. and then there was this a rocky technical start anyway for disney streaming service de

cheryl casone with details now. cheryl: good morning again.rew has asked to remove himself from public duties and he issued a brief statement saying he is willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency with the investigation. during his bbc interview which was so ex he blo explosive it th he'll exes off -- british elections off the front pages, he tried to explain why he didn't cut ties with epstein. the prince denied claims concerning a relationship he allegedly had with a teenage girl. there is more trouble brewing in the motor city. general motors is filing a racketeering lawsuit against fiat chrysler, the competition. the suit accuses them of brie bg union negotiators. gm is asking for significant damages but has no plans to target the uaw in the suit. finally, what place is safe from rising prices? your thanksgiving dinner table. the average cost of this year's feast for 10 setting you back just under $49. this is less than $45, up just one cent from last year's tab. go ahead, eat all the potatoes you want, the stuffing, the gravy

maria: welcome back, the longest living ex-president jimmy carter hospitalized in atlanta, cheryl casonen headlines. cheryl: scheduled to have surgery to relief pressure on the brain, spokesman say it is pressure was caused by bleeding due to several recent falls that he had taken and carter has fallen 3 times this year, the latest was just last month when he fractured his pelvis. well, pg&e reportedly offering $13.5 billion in compensation to victims of wild fires, payout part of restructuring plan of pg&e which filed for bankruptcy in january, the utility can be taken over by the state of california if it fails to properly reorganize. well, overtime thriller in san francisco, seattle seahawks handed the 49ers first loss of the season, the 9ers tied game with field goal but in overtime seattle kicked the game-winning play just over a minute for the game, that was for the win. we are already in november football. maria: yeah, we are. thanks giving in 2 weeks, cheryl. cheryl: i know, what's happening. maria: cheryl, thank you. quick break, tensions in the middle ease, gaza militants fire

cheryl casone with headlines now. cheryl: things going from bad to worse there. good morning again. public schools are closed today. police firing tear gas as students stockpiled weapons and put your barricades on different university campuses, protesters shooting arrows at police and blocking roads. authorities are warning demonstrators they're moving close to terrorism. well, back here at home, carl icon wants to see the proposed merger of hp and xerox happen. it could pay off for shareholders many xerox offered to acquire hp for $33 billion. icon owns stakes in both companies. get ready for this, a record number of travelers are expected to jam u.s. airports taking off for the thanksgiving holiday. the transportation security administration expecting to screen nearly 27 million passengers between november 22nd and december 2nd. that's a 4% increase over last year. airlines paying attention adding hundreds of flights a day. if you plan to fly for thanksgiving, here's something for you. the wall street journal has listed the country's best and worst airports of 2019, toppingg phoen

cheryl casone with details. cheryl: that's right, maria. airbnb is making a change to its policy.lled on halloween in a house that was rented specifically for a party. ceo brian cheski tweet in part, starting today we are banning party houses and getting rid of abusive hosts and guest conduct, including conduct that leads to the terrible events we saw. they will have a party house rapid response team. well, airlines are making plans to bring the boeing 737 max back into service. first they need to shore up customer confidence. they want to reassure travelers that the planes are safe. they plan to conduct test flights with senior officials on-board to get that message across. they are looking to approve new pilot training plans in the next few weeks. homeowners are staying put. a new ana analysis by red fin ss that homeowners are remaining in their homes typically 13 years, five years longer than they did in 2010. that's keeping a glut of housing inventory off the market and helps explain why home sales have been sputtering. luckily you're sitting next to a housing expert so i'll l

cheryl casone. be seen on video, entering a vault taking specific pieces a clean get away some well-known pieces on loan to the metropolitan museum of art in new york those are safe but not clear how much the jewelry taken is now worth. >> millions of packing bags for thanksgiving three big storms threatening holiday travel much u.s. set to get he battered by heavy snow rain, wind some airlines issuing change waivers to flyers may be affected by storms could pose a problem for macy's thanksgiving day parade winds could ground balloons first time in nearly 50 years, about national weather service predicting gusts 30 miles per hour in about new york city thanksgiving day -- officials are going to make their decision on thursday, last moment. >> baby boomer generation could face a challenge coming nears when time to sell homes, the "the wall street journal" says boomers will sell a quarters of u.s. homes next two decades 21 million problem most properties located where younger buyers frankly just don't

good morning, i'm cheryl casone.day and yesterday a giant day tore the markets as we mentioned. >>.lauren: records for the dowd s&p 500. all three major averages giving up exactly 0.15% each. cheryl: let's take a look at what's happening in asia. a lot of news coming out. we had comments overnight from the chinese commerce ministry that phase one trade talks depend on the tariffs being canceled p of. in shanghai, we had a slight gang and the kospi coming in with a gang. lauren: germany avoids recession according to the latest gdp numbers. red arrows across the screen. cheryl: we start with a historic day on capitol hill, a first public hearing in the house impeachment inquiry got underway with a brand yo brand-w claims. lauren: he let's get more from hillary vaughn in washington. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. bill taylor showed up ated yesterday's hearing with new information. but the information did not come from him, it came from his staff. the information relates to a new phone call his staff overh

good morning, i'm ashley webster in for cheryl casone.ake a look at how your money is moving this tuesday. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 continue their push further into record territory this morning. the s&p enjoying its best year in six years, up 7 points this morning. ashley: take a look at the price of oil. opec says it will cut production, trying to get the price up. it's up marginally this morning, up 3 36-cents for crude. lauren: the japanese market is back he open this morning, up 1 and three quarters percent. the shanghai composite gaining half of 1%. ashley: europe is moving up, maybe on a potential trade deal between the u.s. and china. the ftse is up nearly 4/10 of a percent. lauren: the potential trade deal, china turning up the pressure on the u.s., both countries looking to sign phase one. beijing reportedly wants washington to drop some tariffs, specifically the 15% on $125 billion of chinese imports that took effect in september. the white house also expected to cancel another round of tariffs, that one set for december 15t

i'm cheryl casone. ashley: good morning, everybody p. everybody. i'm as ashley webster. of the jobs report and more importantly a broad gauge of manufacturing activity before the bell, futures are higher, slightly, dow up 41, s&p up 5 and a quarter, nasdaq up 19 and-a-half. ashley: take a look at what's been going on in asia. generally positive. the nikkei in japan is up a third of a percent. the cough kospi is up 8/10 of a percent. cheryl: a busy brexit week for the folks in london. the ftse is higher this friday. and the cac and dax are in the green as well. all right, president trump taking the stage in mississippi tonight, just a day after claiming that that vote to move forward with his impeachment inquiry was causing damage to the stock market. ashley: with more on this, here's griff jenkins. >> reporter: good morning, cheryl and ashley. i suspect the president will have much to say this evening in the wake of the democrats going on the record, approving the procedures to advance the impeachment process. the vote divided congress nearly straight down party lines. s

cheryl casone has the latest. >> little bit of slowdown in the manhattan luxury market.want to kind of show you around. this is the master suite. if you so wish, this is a two entrance to a five-bedroom, six and a half bathroom, 13 room, 5400 square foot home. let's take you down the hall and walk you through. the price was $49 million but to your point about buyers and the story changing here in the luxury market, now it's $29.96 million. it's been on the market about a year. i will take you down, this is one of the extra bedrooms. again, there's five bedrooms. a lot of the parts of the apartment, the designer and the architect actually wanted it to be made in america. there's some different sitting rooms and things because this is a whole floor of a building built in 1905. we are in the meatpacking district, by the way, in manhattan. what is so crazy is how about a $48,000 front door that weighs, yes, 200 pounds but what's cool about this, this is the elevator that actually goes down to the lobby. i'm going to end here in the living room. neil, for $29.96 million, you

tracee: good morning, i'm tracee carrasco, in for cheryl casone. lauren: thank you for joining us.look at you how your money is moving this morning. it was quiet in yesterday's session. right now, on news that the u.s. and beijing have agreed to roll back some tariffs, if had they can reach a trade deal upon signing phase one of a trade deal, dow is up 156 points, nasdaq up 50 this morning. tracee: well, let's take a look at how asia is moving right now after had that news out of china. you can see all the nikkei, the hang seng and kospi pointing higher. lauren: european stocks trading to the upside as well. the biggest percentage gain is in germany, 116 points to the upside on the dax there. let's start with that breaking news overnight and dig in a little deeper. china and the u.s. have agreed to lift tariffs on one another's products in phase as trade talks continue. china's ministry of commerce says tariffs will be rolled back depending on what's in the first part of a trade deal. negotiations continue over when and where a phase one deal would be signed. tracee: tariffs on chi

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: the shot that never gets old, right?e a look at your money this morning. more records perhaps today for the dow, nasdaq and s&p. rally mode, dow surging 113 points, s&p up 10, nasdaq up 35. cheryl: never get sick of winning when it comes to the markets. let's take a look at what's going on in asia. we have a mixed bag. we're watching the situation in hong kong, that escalated overnight. we are looking at positive comments about the u.s. trade relationship going on. the shanghai and hang seng are slightly higher. lauren: in europe, stocks are in the green as well. a 1.2% gain in london and in frankfurt. cheryl: our top stories is the crisis in hong kong, the violence continued overnight as a group of protesters remain holed up inside hong kong university, creating a standoff with police there. the university has been occupied by hundreds since last week. it's been the scene of some of the most violent fighting since this movement began just five months ago. lauren: fox news' jonathan hunt is on the scene for us. he has ju

and good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: i brought some heat. i'm lauren simonetti.om the markets this morning. cheryl: we're going to need it. let's take a look at how your money is moving on this friday. we have got green arrows across the board, trade optimism once again. it's the story of the morning. dow is up 91, s&p up 10, nasdaq higher as well. lauren: hang seng is up just fractionally. bad news out of hong kong, recession, first time in more than 10 years and with the protests and the trade war it could be even worse. cheryl: taking a look at europe peek markets, we have green across the board. that is the trade optimism story. every market there is in the green. lauren: big rally last night, president trump rallying support for republican eddie risponi ahead of the governor's race in the state of louisiana. >> i'm thrilled to be back in the beautiful bayou state with thousands of hard working american citizens who believe in god, family and country. to send a message to the corrupt democrats in washington, you've got to vote on saturday. cheryl: the preside

even if teases meatless good morning everybody i'm cheryl casone we like to welcome you to the show. a holiday shortened week happy early thanks give everybody your money is moving up arrows across the board dow gain hg 74 and s&p up 7 nasdaq up 30 this morning there's optimism on a u.s. china trade deal. on heals it that have prodemocracy vote count in hong kong and ongoing trade you see between u.s. and china take look at all of the green arrows in asian markets. japan the shanghai all raising substantially higher. and in europe stocks at this hour also trading to the upside will a 2% gain by the one hundred in england. top story as if 2020 playing field couldn't get bigger former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is officially throwing his hat into the ring and not everybody is happy about it. fox's lauren is in washington with more. >> i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. made it official entering 2020 presidential race ten weeks before the primary season gets underway as a democratic candidate. >> mike bloomberg intengdz to make good jobs creator, leader, problem s

i'll cheryl casone. lauren: i'm lar i'm lauren si.ake a look at how your money is moving. we have green arrows to show you, a lot of optimism about trade. we've got the dow up 106 right now in the premarket, s&p up 13 and a quarter, nasdaq up 42 and-a-half. lauren: china is higher by half a percent today. cheryl: taking a look at europe, you never know what's going to happen in london. right now, it's good news. the ftse in london is up three quarters of a percent, the cac is higher, as is the dax in germany. lauren: a sea of green. we start with this, a stunning vellestunningdevelopment and mc, the company's ceo fired. shares are down 2% in premarket trading, they're on track to shave 28 28 points off the dow jones. cheryl: big story. let's get the story. >> reporter: mcdonald's corp. announced the immediate ousting of steve easter brook. this comes after officials say he violated company poll sigh by entering into -- policy by intreenteringinto a relationshin employee. the board of directors conducted a review of the violation befor

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: let's take a look at your money. is down 99 points right now in the premarket. it was down triple digits yesterday. the nasdaq hitting an all-time high, the third in a row. nasdaq down 34 this morning. cheryl: no comments from chinese authorities on stalled trade talks. we had a lot of pressure in asia, all of the major markets there in the red overnight. lauren: those comments from the president, you know, making europeuropean investors nervouss well. the german market is down 12% this -- down 1% this morning. cheryl: lawmakers are getting ready for round two of this week's impeachment inquiry later today after four witnesses testified yesterday with some contradicting the others. lauren: griff jenkins is here to break it all down for us as we gear up for another day of hearings on the hill. good morning, griff. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. another day of hearings on tap after yesterday's extensive hearings that president trump is calling a kangaroo court. yesterday began with decorated a army offic

i'm a cheryl casone and mrs. mrs. "fbn:am". lauren simonetti sitting the mall this black friday. what's coming up today, lauren? >> good morning and happy black friday. i'm out one of the busiest shopping malls in the state of new jersey and look, cheryl, no one is online. doesn't mean we aren't shopping, it just means we aren't excited to go to the store. i'm a traditional black friday and "fbn:am" starts right now. >> it's how we are shopping today is the big story. looks-- let's look at your money -- money after wednesday's triple win. strong gdp and right now the dow jones is lower about 58.2 the free market and as a pete down six and three quarters, mastic down 25 and a half and last trading day for the month of november. it's been a strong november. asia, there is pressure overseas a lot of this has to do with the back-and-forth between the chinese and us officials especially the overnight remarks from the chinese and right now you see those averages in the red. looking at europe we have a bit of a mixed bag, quiet to trading session on their friday. >>> one of the biggest

ashley: i'm ashley webster in for cheryl casone. take a look at how the markets are trading this morning, small setback for stocks. we had a record for the dow and nasdaq yesterday, dow down 18 points, nasdaq giving up about 3. ashley: what's been going on in you asia while you've been snoring. mostly higher, the shanghai down half a percent, the nikkei, hang seng and kospi in south korea all slightly higher. lauren: flipping the board to europe, we got a strong surprisingly upbeat report on german factory activity but red arrows across the board. the dax down two-tenths of 1%. while you were sleeping, kentucky governor matt bevin not giving up just yet. >> our race, would it be a bevin race if it wasn't a squeaker? i mean, come on. really and truly. this is a close, close race. we are not conceding this race by any stretch. [ cheering and applause ] lauren: that's governor bevin refusing to concede his race against andy bashire, calling it too close to call. president trump made a last ditch stop in kentucky to drum up support for

. >> good morning everybody i'm cheryl casone. lauren: rested? welcome back.heryl: missed a lot of record highses let's fake a look three record closes in a row for the dow jones industrial average and dow is up 9 points today other market were higher as well. cheryl: reports of tear gas fired in hong kong as criticize protesters for paralyzing that still, though, the markets are resilient in asia this morning look at this. the nikkei hank shy higher today and europe has openedded to upside the best performer is the german market up a third of one percents. erchg well investors around world are focused on trade talks between the pus and china, and that topicking is front and center today when president trump is going to speak at the economic club right here in midtown, manhattan, any comments on negotiations could move these markets. as two countries work to complete phase one of what should be a three-part deal trump also expected to talk up recent records in the market and overall health of the u.s. economies since he was elected. >> all right we do have bre

cheryl: cheryl casone no food has been made.auren: money is moving this morning holiday shortened week but look market continues to melt up towards new record highs all three major averages will open in record territory today dow up 37 and 100th record close under president trump. >> so many thingses happening in asia and markets are chosely following every twist and turn of u.s. china trade negotiations. pretty much you've got green across the board xepght for shanghai a little bit of pressure over there overnight. >> stocks are trading to the upside as well half of a percent gain in london and in frankfurt. cheryl: we start with breaking news a massive chemical plant explosion just happening within last couple of hours this has sent flames shooting through air this is happening near beaumont, texas right now. this doorbell camera footage exact moment the giant fireball rocking homeses for miles near the chemical plant. local reports say the explosion blew out windows, with several neighbors say it felt like a bomb. right now t

i'm cheryl casone. it is friday. lauren: and frozen 2 is out, it's in h theaters, going tonig.been a down week, first down week for the broader market in six weeks but the dow is up 52, the s&p gaining 6 this morning. cheryl: the comments from xi-jinping overnight, let's take a look at asian markets right now and you've got green a across the screen except for the shanghai market, look at the hang seng, look at the kospi, all green. the nikkei as well. again, china looks like they're ready to make a deal. lauren: the new european central bank head christine lagarde is speaking and in europe stocks up across the board. cheryl: we start this morning with china, they are vowing to retaliate if necessary as they work to reach a trade deal with the united states. that statement from president xi-jinping coming one day after china invited u.s. trade officials to beijing for a new round of trade talks. xi added that china has a positive attitude about the negotiations. talks reportedly hit a snag over purchases of u.s. farm products and when the u.s. would lift tariffs on chinese impo

welcome to fbn:am and good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> hey cheryl good morning everybody. lauren simonetti. >> yeah well it is a great morning for your money investors gobbled up stocks yesterday. also major indices we're set to open at record high this is morning right now we're a little bit to the downside. back to change, though, the dow is down 12 s&p up one and three quarters nasdaq down one and three quarters but the dow could if things turnaround hit a 100th record close today under president trump. that's unbelievable. records indeed set yesterday, the s&p 500 and nasdaq both hitting all time high as you can see on this screen. if you're keeping track, with the s&p had its 24th record close of the year. the nasdaq had it 19th. all of these new highs are under president trump. that tech heavy nasdaq led the way with 114th record close that was powered by technologying toes trade optimism there and s&p is 10 4, dow hitting 9 record close all under president trump we shall see how marks do today. >> you think people talk about this at the thanksgiving table. the marke

. >> good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning thank for joining us i'm lauren simonetti. >> eet's fake a look at how your money is moving this morning as we await con depressional testimony today in d.c., dow future down 119 s&p down 13 and a half and nasdaq down 46 now the dow is lower right now, almost terror threats and we close flat yesterday and closed for a new record on nasdaq last night pretty good. >> a point away. so weal see what happens today. overseas in asia more unrest in hang seng down almost %. >> europe unclear that president will delay awe tariffs and might know something this week but under pressure. tack and dax 40 are down. now to our top story all eyes are going to be on capitol hill today. this is a live look we're in just a few hour, public l impeach m hearings will begin. ambassador bill taig color and john kent will be testifying first. >> and ahead of the fireworks griff jenkins live from long worth house office building with what we can expect. griff, good morning pep >> good morning, lauren, and cheryl expect history to be made, the back drop, hou

cheryl casone with all the details.tion of main street usa can be found in the big apple and it looks more like main street 2.0. american express is showcasing technology of tomorrow that could help businesses of today. we got to sample the tech and the doughnuts meant to take the hassle and hunger out of the shopping experience. using artificial intelligence like the doughnut detector which shows you which flavor you would like, emersive augmented reality software, they can become digital play grounds to connect with customers. looking for a little characterrer in your bottle of wine? take a look at the products with the help of ar advertisement, instead of spending time circling the clothing rack, time to do shopping. the clothing rack you shop for almost everything without taking up all that store space but it doesn't stop there. the tech of the future can help me clothes of the future too. >> we have clothes made out of tents. we're working on bags that are made from single use plastic. basically we have a lot of hi

cheryl casone on headlines now.e company should redesign the engine cover on 737 next generation jets. this is not the max. a passenger was killed last year when a fan blade broke on a southwest airlines 737. and a handful of these planes have been grounded to repair cracks in a part that attaches the wing to the plane's fuselage. there's tbhoang the premarch -- boeing in the premarket, down a quarter of a percent. macy's is reporting a data breach on the verge of the crate call holiday shopping season. hackers possibly got their hands on the personal information of a small number of customers when they checked out online. that data could include names, addresses, credit card numbers. macy's notified customers the information may have been compromised. macy's up 1% in the premarket. we are expecting earnings from that company. and a classic card game is going pc, toy maker mattel is putting out a version of uno that is non-nonpartisan. they're not going to use red or blue cards in the game. instead the cards will be

and cason just why has it been so difficult for the government there to contain the a.t.f. and of course something. well that's a big question and that's the frustration that people are expressing in the streets of penny and here in goma they're saying that this for example the united nations mission has been here for so many years then we have a government forces that have been trying to battle this groups in vain abia for example has been in the r.c. for nearly a decade and a half they came from uganda we've been talking to a researcher who says that they have intermarried knows they know the ins and outs of the dense forest in beni they thrive in terror we've also seen over the years many operations government operations and this is the government supported by the un so many operations against a.d.f. but then this does not seem to help to me just give you an example of now the reason currently an ongoing offensive against a.d.f. but this rebels are able to come out of the forest and go to villages and attack people so brutally so there is a lot of frustration about that

a moment of it, big 3 hours coming up, first there's this, deadly earthquake hits albania, cheryl casoneines, cheryl. cheryl: good morning, at least 6 people are dead and more than 30 injured magnitude 6.4 quake hit 19 miles forth west of the capital causing build to go too lapse there, multiple aftershocks have also been reported, residents are being urged to stay out of their homes for now. well, strong debut for alibaba in hong kong, stock rallied nearly 7% first day of trading opening at $187 a share, the year's biggest listing could raise as much as $12.9 billion topping uber's initial public offering, enthusiasm for alibaba's ipo, after months of demonstrations, but still the listing in hong kong seen as a success. and back here at home in the world of sports lamar jackson adding impressive already great year, touchdown, rush for 95 yards, that ranks now among the top 50 quarterbacks in just second year of nfl field, and the super bowl is sold out, at least for advertisers, the championship game hosted by fox this year, total of 77 ads per sold, 30-second ad just going for a sly $5

cheryl casone on headlines now. suing boeing's board claiming the board did not investigate the plane's safety until after a second deadly crash in ethiopia back in march. the suit claims boeing put sales of the 737 max ahead of testing the plane and training pilots. boeing has declined to comment on this latest lawsuit but boeing is booking new orders for the jet. the company has received nearly $6 billion in requests for the max. well, faster wi-fi may be coming your way very soon. fcc chair says the commission is pushing for a public air wave auction for the next generation of high speed internet. the auction could free up money so that rural areas could get better service. and the 2020 chevy corvette is motor trend's car of the year. motor trend honoring the mid-engine car which isn't even in production yet for the potential to radically shift the auto landscape. unlike past corvettes, the new model's engine is going to be located in the center of the car, rather than the front. which makes it similar to like a

cheryl casone with details. the fashion show after years of bad ratings and backlash. the first fashion show hit the runway back in 1995. it is no more. and jack daniels is looking to make the holiday season a little warmer. company's launching a holiday countdown calendar that comes with enough whiskey for the 20 days leading up to christmas and shot glass toss drink it all with. they released a similar product last year in the u.k. luckily for us in america it's made its way to the states, ma yeah. happy holiday. maria: was your college experience something like this. >> i promised my wife i wouldn't drink tonight. okay, i'll do one. >> we're going streaking! maria: how to make sure you're getting the most bang for your buck when it comes to your kids' college education. all right here, next. what if numbers tell only half the story? at t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biotech firm that engineers a patient's own cells to fight ca

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cheryl casone hand been doing reporting on that.dio with details. >> connell, shop something changing again. first it was going online, that was the big leg up for retail companies. the necessary part how technologies will help you shop in a completely different way. take a look. evolution of main street usa can be found in the big apple. it looks more like main street 2.0. american express showcasing technology of tomorrow that can help businesses of today. we got to sample the tech and the doughnuts meant to take the hassle and hunger out of shopping experience. using doughnut detector shows you which flavor you like in virtual reality software, stores can become digital playgrounds to connect with customers. looking for character in the bottle of wean? take a peek at the product with the help of an ar advertisement. instead of spending all your time circling the clothing rack, time to do shopping, the ar clothing rack you shop for almost everything without taking up the store space. it doesn't stop there. tech of the future can h

cheryl casone with details. cheryl, what pictures. cheryl: the pictures are incredible.under a state of emergency. volunteers arriving in the city center to help businesses mop up. schools are closed there. days ago the city experienced the worst flooding in 50 years. the mayor is blaming climate change. two tesla cars are back in favorite at consumer reports. the they are on the recommended list after they won high scores for reliability. the model 3 taking the fifth spot on the most reliable list. consumer reports still not recommending tesla's suv, the model x. the stock up half a percent in at the premarket. and then there is this. forget the taco bell hotel. get ready for the nutella hotel. it's coming to california. it can offer fans a breakfast, a brunch, pancake art, and it will include ronde trip air fare. it will be granted to three contest winners. to center, submit a video to show how nutella makes your morning special. the commitment to breakfast and passion for whatever else is connected. maria: i want to go there. cheryl: it would be fun. maria: andy perdy

robert walz, ceo of 32 advisors, welcome, robert, lisa boothe is with us as well and cheryl casone from network. robert, your reaction to what you heard from the republican senator from louisiana. >> i think he is in the twilight zone. he already had to apologize and go backwards on what he said recently. the idea we're quoting "politico". >> i don't think it was a policy. i said he misheard the question. >> i think he may have said differently. >> bill: he said he heard the question wrong. >> this is what has happened in the last couple weeks. the republican party has lost kentucky, they've lost louisiana. south carolina senate race is tightening up. no disrespect to all the polls you guys may or may not quote. this morning's poll april 37% of the country was at inquiry and impeach. today at 50% on this morning's poll. it has moved up in the last three months. you know, i think that this is unfortunately we've spoken about we're in the most polarizing environment we've been in. everyone goes to the corner and reads their script. how do we make sure congress does right by the constituti

cheryl casone was there and now she's here to tell us about it.he role of small business is changing, technology is a big part of shopping but retail is changing and it will affect how you go to the store. this looks more like main street 2.0. american express is showcasing the technology of tomorrow that can help businesses of today. we got to sample the tech and the doughnuts that are meant to take the hassle and hunger out of the shopping experience. using artificial intelligence like the doughnut detector that tells you which flavor you would like, an immersive augmented reality software, physical stores can become digital play grounds to market their products and connect with customers. looking for a little character in your bottle of wine? take a peek at the product with the help of an a.r. advertisement. instead of spending all your time circling the clothing rack, time to do some shopping. give the a.r. clothing rack a spin where you shop for almost anything without taking up all that store space. it doesn't stop there. the tech of the fut