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

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

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: latest from edward lawrence. >> good morning, lauren and cheryl, the meeting with the japaneseade delegation lasted two and a half hours, this was the first meeting between these high-level delegations between u.s. and japan since the tariffs went into place, the japanese minister of economic and fiscal policy is leading their delegation to get a fair trade deal, japanese companies have been paying steel and aluminum tariffs as well as on the hook for 25% tariffs on automobile import if the u.s. decides to impose those, this has been a week of deals at u.s. trade representativeas office, thursday morning they met with mexican delegation, the trade minister says there's close as possible to a deal on nafta, however, one big issue remains on the table the sunset clause. [inaudible] >> the less complex to most complex. we still have back and forth. i'm constructively against. >> both u.s. and mÉxico would like to have auto part of nafta closed out by friday night, my sources say that once a deal is done with mÉxico it would be taken to canada to see if they would like to sign on a

cheryl. cheryl: we'll pick up on the comments. hillary vaughn from washington. thank you very much. i want to show you the markets. there is a lot going on affecting your money. for the most parts markets shrugging turmoil in washington but does the market think impeachment is unlikely and is the president right, impeachment would tank the market? we have trader todd horowitz, adam lashinsky and nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, traders watch closely whatever word the president says. what do you make of the comments he made that the market would crash if he was inpeached? >> first question whether or not they think he will be impeached, the answer is clearly no. jokingly there have been comments about impeachment whether or not you move to cash. one trader came into the booth, when do we move to cash? will he be impeached? that is tongue-in-cheek. the truth of the matter, cheryl, not i am peeving the president, policies saving this market, our businesses, obvi

cheryl: got you.ently came out the financing was not secured, yes, there were discussions but there still had to be many different things to happen before the funding was actually approved. cheryl: well, i want to get into other legal troubles that he may be facing as well, shareholder losses, et cetera, listen what to the what charlie gasparino said yesterday about the litigation issue. >> one of their main worries in addition to sec is private litigation and they are starting to think about how much potential liability exists in the private litigation if investors sued because claiming that they lost money based on musk's tweet, he has to admit some level of wrongdoing, that will ramp up litigation even more. cheryl: also was he specifically trying to hurt short-sellers on the stock which he has publicly complained about. >> sure, always complain about litigation, not just what they had to pay for shareholders but also expense. there's a recent suit filed this week, they are trying to get a class ac

we appreciate your time. >> thank you, cheryl. cheryl: before i let you go. before i let you go, watch me 5:00 a.m. "fbn:am" on fox business. i'm there with lauren simonetti, i bring you all breaking news from overnight. there is a heck of a lot of it. dow looking great up 95 points. liz claman, i will send it to you earlier, you have a big interview to get liz: we are just getting in more breaking news about that plea deal. the president's former attorney, michael cohen, apparently just struck it. we will get that to you in seconds. >>> breaking news also, get ready, in this hour. markets are getting set to tie the longest bull run on record. you are also about to witness two other major milestones. the s&p, it could close at a new never-before-seen record high. and the dow, it's points away from popping out of correction territory. our floor show traders are sprinting to cameras to get you everything they are seeing right now. >>> stoking a new political firestorm at this hour as the epa rolls back obama-era regulations on coal-fired energy plants. it's cal

cheryl? >> we'll monitor the white house live feed, hillary, to bring those live pictures to our viewers. see if the president feels like talking to the cameras. you never know. we'll bring it to you. to break down all the news we've gotten in the last few hours on the administration much more, assistant editor of "the wall street journal" editorial page james freeman, coauthor of the book, "borrow time." we have american majority ceo ned ryun. dem strategist john summers is here. so much to talk to you. >> great to be with you, cheryl. cheryl: no shortage on slow fridays. >> that's right. cheryl: this last trump tweet about north korea and mike pompeo. this came out of the blue. i wonder if you think the president is changing the conversation to get the mainstream to stop talking about michael cohen, paul manafort, and the russia probe? >> first of all i think he is absolutely right. china is a real part of getting north korea to agree to denuclearization. right now they don't seem to want t

cheryl: we, no. doug, she was asked, if, security clearance issue in a second with you, but she was asked repeatedly is he going to be pardoning? he said these are good guys, michael cohen, paul manafort. >> he distinguished between cohen and manafort. manafort a good guy, cohen less so. cheryl: talk about the security clearance issue. >> sure. cheryl: she was asked, is this the president? how are you doing this? is there a committee? who is he consulting if he starts to revoking security clearances for former cia directors? >> i was gratified she spoke of a commission and a process to review the whole issue of security clearances. it isn't immediately clear to me that people who have served in the intelligence community necessarily need to keep their clearances but, i may be wrong. there may be overarching reasons. but as i sit here, again, i don't mind it being done on an ad hoc basis. on the other hand i don't like a cia director accusing the president of committing treason. so i think the commiss

cheryl: no bailout. >> yes, that's a fly see. the markets disagree and it's off to the races and we like deals and the us is in a good positioning power. cheryl: scott martin, is this a short tube first but a long-term problem - to michael's point, these farmers need clarity and we already talk about a multibillion-dollar bailout for us farmers because were in the middle of a trade right with china the market attracting short-term but what about the long-term? >> yeah, there'd definitely more long-term. it's a type of market that really seems to fuel self on the short-term pieces of news. even if you look at the candidate etf that are out the there, gosh, and last few weeks they've been volatile in the canada markets are not up to their tutors thousand 18 highs but they been okay and they've not taken a tank like china has. if you look at canada and the us relationship and given that the us buys 75% of canada's exports, so if you are small margin of the customer by 75% of your stuff you better come to the table with them if they

cheryl: cheryl: she's something else.ney releasing the third-quarter earnings that fell short of analyst expectations. lauren: good morning to tracee carrasco. making news this morning. >> good morning. good to see you. bloggers in the cost of tickets and food prices, there wasn't enough to offset the increased costs which led to adjusted earnings per share that missed expectations. 7% to about $15 billion also missing forecasts. shares of disney in after-hours trading. >> papa john's reporting trade-ins? >> sales took a huge hit in the recent quarter and for the month of july at the company dealt with the resignation of founder and chairman john schneider, shares fell by 11%. the company says it will spend $50 million this year on advisers and consultants to remake an image and handled the aftermath of the departure pitcher is a papa john's followed by as much as 12% in after hours trading. yesterday down 24% year to date. cheryl: they cannot recover from those scandalous head. >> following the trend we've been seeing wi

cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone.t the turkish leader with as much as 11% overnight in asia amid concerns about turkey's economy and potential impacts on the other emerging markets. mark looked and felt as the chief income strategist at the oxford club and he joins us now. good morning. >> good morning. the turkish central bank this morning saying it will provide all the liquidity that the banks need. that's the statement that is not doing much to make investors feel better. the portfolios in the u.s. have emerging market risk, not necessarily turkey, that the other market. how concerned are you? turkey's problems are very specific to turkey. i don't expect any contagion or any kind is correct cheryl lead into these other market. it is not something that too terribly worried about. lauren: europe far more than the u.s. has come a particular the banks. the e.u. exported $110 billion just last year. they're not concerned about that? >> a little bit of course. again, turkey is kind of a minor player as far as trade in th

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: good morning, everyone. 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

cheryl now in for liz. cheryl: let's get to the big breaking news. another record day on wall street as the trump administration locks in a trade deal with mexico. the s&p 500, the nasdaq and russell 2000 on track for new all-time highs as the dow blows past 26,000 and out of correction territory. market's pretty jubilant over the deal with america's southern neighbor but don't call it a new nafta. it's the united states/mexico trade agreement. the president saying it is a big day for trade and big day for our country. we follow the latest developments minute by minute. >>> meanwhile, the senate set to gavel back into session in less than an hour. this is their first meeting since the passing of senator john mccain over the weekend. hillary vaughn has the latest details about how the nation will honor the former presidential candidate and vietnam war hero. >>> plus, elon musk's about-face. tesla going to remain public, but is it a win for its biggest shareholders? we will talk exclusively to silicon valley pioneer and sun microsystems co-founder scot

cheryl: it is little friday. i'm cheryl casone. we've got a lot of breaking news to get to this morning, folks. this is big. trade talks are back on between the united states and china. china's commerce ministry statement will send a delegation to the u.s. later this month to discuss economic and trade issues between the two countries. this would be the first high-level talks in july after the two countries thought aliens of dollars in tariffs on each other's goods. lauren: sonny perdue speaking of fox news that u.s. tariffs on imports from china and elsewhere are necessary. >> china has not been playing by the rules for years and we've allowed year after year for them to get away with that. frankly, we've got barriers across the world not just in china, but the european union. lauren: schiavo is speaking to people. terrorists are like weight loss when you started guide painful to start with pitcher healthier in the end. cheryl: very true. elon musk may have run security law spirit charlie gasparino broke the news that the sec has

i'm cheryl casone. cheryl: we have breaking news. democrats voting for a diversity.blicans continue to support president trumps endorsement to the latest primary, minnesota, wisconsin, vermont and connecticut at and connecticut triplets taken with the gop pollster justin long. he joins us now. >> good to see you. thanks for having me. lauren: what happens to the big blue wave? >> a lot of trump backed candidates want in many surprising places. one of the biggest ones is in minnesota for polling day lost to a trump backed contender and lost big. they weren't small wins in these spaces. largely we saw folks who endured by trump coming through. we thought that in wisconsin, scott walker and other leading contenders are. >> the president indra scott walker for a third term as wisconsin governor. we were just talking about tim valenti. his comeback bid was derailed because this is a republican he once called the president unhinged and look what happened. >> yeah, absolutely. valenti was one of those personalities politically who took a very aggressive stance against the p

cheryl. cheryl: john, i want to start with you.s what the left wants to jump on as far as a rallying cry to get them through the midterms. do you think that is a good idea? >> we couldn't be happier as republicans if they will do this the fact what plays in deep blue cities and deep blue states, doesn't play well where parts of america where the election is deciding. representative cramer launched a big ad a attack on senator heitkamp, talking how she is supporting sanctuary cities. the parts of america will decide control of congress don't like this. cheryl: robin, i could see some in the democratic party would think this is good idea. show you some of the names on the screen, kirsten gillly brand in new york, elizabeth warren, i think they can see this is a good plan. in their mind, ocasio-cortez, upset a long-standing democratic house member. they're saying she is on to something. aren't they? >> only the absolute most uber liberal areas. those are all the areas that you mentioned. i agree with the other panelist, that doesn't p

cheryl: m. 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

cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york papers day, august 9th. m. 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

cheryl: good morning, leah and everybody. i am cheryl casone. a booming economy and defending his trade policies and a big rally in tampa, florida. lea: lauren has this details. reporter: good morning. the president reporting ron desantis to be the next governor of florida. he also told voters to elect governor rick scott to the u.s. senate. the president wasted no time touting the economic success. he said the gdp last quarter growth for .1%. he talked about how many jobs have been created in this economy. the other president allows the u.s. to be ripped off and didn't follow through making good trade deals for this country. >> now that we have the best economy in the history of our country, this is the time to use drayton out the worst trade deals ever made by any country on earth. they are the worst. for decades, the united states as a piggy bank everybody was robbing. >> because steel tariffs, steel workers are going back to work at a very pro-american speech arguing democrats want to raise taxes and hurt jobs. >> the days of plundering amer

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 reportedly made to bloomberg, that turned trade talks with canada into some very tense talks. negotiators in the nation's capitol left optimistic about nailing down a new nafta deal after a canadian paper reported that president trump plans to make no concessions to our northern neighbor. edward laurens with all breaking details out the u.s. trade representatives office in d.c. president tweeting about it, we should add. we will hav

cheryl: all right check this out. photo of lightning striking lake michigan is going viral. you can see the giant bolt light up the sky that strikes the surface of the quarter. the photowas taken by a crew member onbackward a freight ship crossing lake in the middle of the storm. and then get this snapped that picture using a samsung cell phone camera pretty darn good posted to the facebook page and shared almost 7 thowx times. >> it is beautiful. beautiful shot. coming up clock is ticking will the u.s. cut a trading deal with canada by tomorrow deadline and will china be next? in japan, there is a new trend and it is clear beer -- what's up with that? stock index future, the bulls are taking a little bit of a break this morning. dow futures indicated open by 84 points nays dag futures are down by about 16. you're watching fbn:am. oh good, you're awake! finally. you're still here? come on, denise. we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement... with solutions to help provide income throughout. i get that voy

cheryl: news of the u.s.l sending markets surge on monday nasdaq cross 1,000 for first time s&p set a record. and the dow gained 26 60 points out of correction territory now. lauren: looking to helicopter that rally dow futures higher by 19 points nasdaq up by 15. in europe opening higher on global trade and really global markets every index will is in the green. lauren: this was your close in asia. in japan gaining slightly shanghai composite in china down slightly. cheryl: and why buzz feed is not asking readers for donations fbn:am continues right now. we are approaching 5:30 a.m. here in new york, and it is tuesday primary day good morning everybody. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning i'm lauren simonetti. i forgot it was primary day on top of all of these nice records we've seen wall street too. the trade deal. cheryl: a lot to get to and start request trade president trump anowses new trade agreement with mexico yesterday. as he puts much more pressure on canada to make a deal let's bring in chief

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? >> and certainly the press wanted to ask they weren't going to be swayed at least some issues of the economy came out and a little bit of course we should say the good news is we did set the briefing out with an update on the war remains our american heros that were lost during the korean war so at least we had positive news to begin and then it went from there. blake burman thank you so much sir we appreciate it as always. >> thank you. >> well global fund managers with more than half a trillion dollars under management are citing the biggest risks facing investors according to bank of america merill lynch survey 57% of fund managers say trade war is the biggest risk topping the list for a third straight month. trade war followed by higher interest rates the china slow down and a credit event, and ask our traders at the cme group if they agree with that, larry is with me this afternoon and what do you make of those comments about "the trade war" and its effects on all of us? >> yeah,

cheryl, back to you. cheryl: gerri willis, thank you very much.out the post-2016 rally. the risk rally is at least fading. where the opportunity is now sis our next guest who predicts they will outperform our market. randy anderson at griffin capital company. get into reits. real estate investment trusts. you like them. should we? >> i like them going back to february the 8th. the real estate market sold off pretty hard. it sold off that people were in risk off mode. since february the 8th reits ran over 16 half%. they outperformed the s&p 500 by 500 basis points. it is not just about the returns. we like what we see on the ground. occupancy rates are strong. vacancy rates are low. we see noi growth. cheryl: any names you like? >> we don't like names but we go to sectors. trading 2% below asset value. you have really strong companies in the retail sector, trading double digits below asset value. office sector trading double digits below asset value. we like industrial, even though industrial trading at a slight premium, you have to say, that secto

cheryl hurd on the ground. cheryl, what do you see?: well, we are right now still on paradise valley drive. it is hot. the wind is blowing. and the fire is moving quickly. it's moving dangerously close to these homes. it is kind of scary to see the flames come over the hill because it is moving towards the brand-new homes. we don't see any fire trucks here at least not yet. fire enforcement moving into these neighborhoods telling people to get out. you have been hearing all afternoon that on constitution avenue, couples sir, assets drive near the paradise valley golf course. people a treei grab what they can and get out. earlier today a talked to a gentleman by the name of lee jackson. he got a phone call, an alert telling him to leave the area. he told me right now he's ready to go. >> my wife called. and i thought incident was on the other side of the hill. when i went out and walked around the corner, i could see flames. i'm going to go home and pack up a package and put it by the door in case it gets close enough. then i'm going to

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

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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 that political courage. even when his own party disagreed with him he wassing will to get out there. because he know that we need to involve problems and he wanted to make our nation better. >> i think the the very best story is not one that he told but one with that he showed. if you just watched and put his jacket on he never complained about what he went through. but the pain of putting on a jacket raising the hand, it was more than a speech, it showed the sacrifice. people talk about they have a temper who was passionate that was certainly the case. but he would quickly forgive and move on. and to see the good in his opponents that is something that particularly these days we can use a lot more of. that's a lesson that he taught even. >> condolences co

, cheryl.e recall cheryl details from local paris police, good morning, two people killed, one seriously injured after man attacked pedestrians with a knife in small town west of paris, the two killed were attacker's mother and sister, local media is reporting that he shouted, police reportedly shot and killed the suspect, there's been a number we should say of high-profile terror attacks in france in recent years, not big effect on french market this morning but we are keeping you posted for any new details on that now back to this part of the world in hawaii, they are bracing for hurricane lane, president trump approving declaration, wind up to 150 miles an hour, i will give you an idea of how big this is, look at the view from space, most powerful storm to hit hawaii since 1992. >> i was here for 30 years ago and i know how it can be and i'm concerned because even if we dodge it there's going to be a lot of rain, a lot of strong wind and i'm expecting, i'm fearing damage for my house. cheryl

, her going from meth house to meth house to meth house. >> whitaker: cheryl said her granddaughtersvan. she knew she had to save them from her own daughter. >> cheryl nunn: well, the grandchildren are young and innocent. they are basically captives of a parent. someone has to look out after them, and that person had to be me. >> whitaker: after providing tracking records of her daughter's drug-filled nights, a judge named cheryl guardian of cheyenne and lilah. can you forgive your mom? >> cheyenne nunn: not till she gives it up. >> whitaker: do you think she's going to stop using the drugs? >> cheyenne nunn: no. >> whitaker: cheyenne and lilah haven't seen their mom in more than a year. >> cheyenne nunn: well, i'm not really happy about it. but i know that i have another mom right here. >> whitaker: down the road in sae city, alexia ansley told us she too had to step up to be a parent for her younger brother and sisters, as their mother spiraled down into drug and alcohol addictions. >> alexia ansley: she was never there. and if we wanted to get food, we had to get it ourselves. i t

cheryl.heryl: about 15,000 people came to pay their rpghts to late senator who served the state for 36 years. in washington -- >> love for america and arizona, he represented our values all over the world as senator from arizona and america is stronger for his fierce defense of our values. we can be proud he was our senator. glail today a memorial service held at the north baptist phoenix church where former north phoenix baptist church and former vice joe biden is scheduo speak and 24 sitting senators will be attending as well and then his casket will depart arizona and head for washington. more services planned later this week. well, campbell soup plans to sell international and frinted food businesses that bring it up 2.1 billion and transaction will bring in that much and this group opens door to outright sale of the company that is still a possibility. unexpectedly stepped down back in may there's been a lot of pressure from shareholders and campbell to do something and they're reporting

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reporting live in san ramon, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> the searchlso continues for another missing woman from the bay area. three weeks and still no sign of university of iowa student mollie tibbetts. tibbetts went for a run on july 18th in the small town of brooklyn, iowa, and she never returned. her disappearance has the town on edge. >> people are a lot more on guard and they mostly are just trying to be protective against their loved ones and trying to keep everyone in place. >> now over the weekend, mollie's mother told nbc news that police did find her computer, wallet and driver's license at her boyfriend's house where she was staying. her iphone, fitbit and earbuds, though, remain missing. the reward fund for mollie's safe return has jumped to $277,000. the largest in crime stoppers in central iowa's history. >>> it is hard to see it tonight, but there is smoke in the air and it may get worse tomorrow. this what it looked like as the sun began to set in oakland. that thick layer of haze coming from the wildfires burning up north. nbc bay are

cheryl: the flag did -- outside d.c.citizens able to pay respects between 1:00 and 8:00 pm. >> now to detroit, promises to be a funeral that is fit for a queen, a 6th hour invitation only service for aretha franklin "queen of soul" 10 a.m. this morning in her hometown the stars are out to honor her, the long list of big names performers ariana grande stevie wonder jefr fer hudson, more than 30 paid tribute last night in nearly five hour concert celebrating life legacy music died over two weeks ago pancreatic cancer, 76. >> coca-cola, is looking to inject caffeine into portfolio buying british he coach chain 5. 1 billion dollars, behind starbucks collo coca-cola shares higher on heels up more than half a percent, then, funds run by blackrock in favor of a proposal would have required test lav to replacelonon with independently chairman defeated would not have affected standing as chief executive officer, welcome criticism of steve bannon calls him immature man child. >> is it absolutely me more best pr i have had in a whi

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cheryl, thank you so much. the whole google thing in china, if you want to searching for something in china, alibaba, that's about it in limitations, right? >> tremendous limitations, i will be going back to asia in a few weeks and, you know, it's extraordinary when you drop into that market how much information suddenly becomes curtailed and i do believe, though, the logic behind google trying to find a way to work within that market is if alibaba has a 1.3 billion market to themselves and the profit from that subsidize attacking google and every other market in the world. you look at didi and what they are trying to do with uber, i do think -- unfortunately it's cash flow reality that if you're not in china then you're vulnerable to all those protected chinese companies coming after you and i don't know how they balance their culture, what their employees want with the just hard-core business reality if you're not in china you're vulnerable. neil: weird in this day and age. kevin: i will tell you, every compa

, cheryl.l: jpmorgan that tesla does appear to be taking private. remember two weeks ago musk caused a big stir when he said he wanted to take tesla private in the tweet that happened during trading session, he said the funding was, quote, secured, since then became clear the claim really wasn't quite accurate. taking a look at tesla in the premarket down about 2%, so breaking news on tesla to bring to you. also this story this morning for you, furniture store owner turned tables on would-be robber, gave ten bucks but demanded more. >> once he get me to the back room that was a mistake, i hit my silent alarm emergency button, i have a 40 right here. cheryl: grabbing pistol sending the robber running scared as you can now see in the second part of the video. he didn't pull the trigger because there were children in the area. well, you will soon be able to drive around like james bond ashton martin building and selling 25, 1964 cars, flipping license plate, cost you a pretty penny, of course, the

cheryl casone has a look. cheryl: it really was.tical leaders in the city for the weekend violence that left 12 people dead. the president didn't name mayor rahm emanuel in particular but he spoke broadly about the situation. >> we must strengthen community bonds with law enforcement including cities like chicago that have been an absolute say total disaster, 63 incidents last wee weekend and 12 deaths. there's no reason that something like that should happen in chicago. cheryl: he made those comments during a meeting on prison reform. it's not all bad news in chicago. look at this. locals and visitors were treated to this sight in the chicago river yesterday. 60,000 yellow rubber duckies bobbing into the river for the annual ducky derby. all to benefit the special olympics. you adopt a duck for $5. you win a prize if your duck comes in first. $400,000 was raised for special olympics last year. this is one of the most popular things in chicago. shy pochipotle is turning to bao try to get customers in the doors. they will test smoked

reporting live in san jose, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> only on nbc bay area, a south bay police department is experiencing a communication breakdown. officers tell us some police radios are sporadically cutting out, and that's making it hard for beat officers to talk to one another. as a result of this breakdown, officers are doubling up in patrol cars for safety. and ll, it's a radio, and theyb ultimately it'subli safety risk for the entire community. >> the communication problems happened in june as well. administrators say the outage was likely caused by a human error. the problems are being fixed. the department says this is not a threat to public safety. >>> new video of another daring heist at a bay area apple store, this time at santa rosa plaza mall. you can see three men wearing hoodies rush into the store. they stole more than $35,000 worth of electronics. one of the thieves even dropped a phone outside the store and runs back to get it. this is the fourth bay area store hit in the past week. >>> it is a frightening scenario. a student fire

cheryl.yl: a lot of eyebrows raised about the story, here are the details, more than 100 airports around the country could do away with scanners to save money. reports say the ban would apply oh to small or medium-size airports. security question here. cutbacks could saves $15 million annually. the u.s. and turkey are in diplomatic crisis, the trump administration sanctioning top turkey officials, the pastor was arrested in december of 2016 and charged with espionage and was having links to terrorists organizations, he was recently released to home detention there, vice president mike pence told you, maria, last week that the u.s. was doing all it can to bring brunson home. >> pastor andrew branson is an innocent man, he's a man of profound faith who ministered in turkey for more than 30 years, he was swept up in arrest that followed the coup attempt in 2016. there's no credible evidence of any wrongdoing against him. cheryl which he will well, turkey is calling on the u.s. to reverse decisio

cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: end of an era.n southwest for -- tradition on southwest for decades. yesterday was the last day the company offered peanuts to passengers. they said they're concerned about peanut allergies. taking a look at shares of southwest airlines, stock's down 11% this year. all right, speaking of dallas, thankfully nobody was hurt when a two-story parking garage partially collapsed there yesterday. fire department says its rescue team along with k-9s confirmed nobody was inside the smashed cars. 21 cars were damaged. images show vehicles piled against one another. an investigation is under way to determine what happened. white house chief of staff john kelly agreed to stay in his job through the 2020 election at president trump's request. monday marked his first anniversary in the role. there was months of speculation the chief of staff was on his way out. but he's staying put. a painting meant to depict president trump and his team navigating the washington swamp has touched off a social media frenzy. this

in oakland cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> also in oakland the popular foodie craze isn't being allowed there in alameda county. a health inspector shut down a pop-up restaurant in oakland earlier this week calling it illegal. the idea behind pop-ups, you might know this, chefs with a restaurant helping other chefs without a restaurant. now, the kebaberie in oakland is closed on tuesdays. so this past tuesday the owner decided to lend his space to a friend for a korean pop-up restaurant. 45 minutes after it opened a county health inspector shut it down. >> these pop-up operations are being run and operated by professionals who have a lot of experience, who have proper food handling certification. >> pop-up restaurants with a permit are allowed across the bay in san francisco. let's get back to our hurricane coverage. hurricane lane, which is hitting hawaii hard at this hour. this is new video now taken by a reporter from our nbc station there in hawaii. she was just evacuated from this neighborhood in hilo on the big island. she says it's too dangerous. now, wa

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-

you can check cheryl's facebook page for more information. the day in the park fund-raiser is sunday august 26th, so that's coming up. for tickets or to volunteer and donate go to abc 7 news.com. >>> still to come on abc 7 mornings, crews in california are racing to stop the holy fire before it reaches homes as the man accused of starting that fire makes a bizarre appearance in court. plus the landmark ruling in san francisco against the company that makes roundup. how the man who says the weed killer gave him a for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? >>> good morning east bay. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. >>> i hope you're having a good start to your saturday. we will start with a look at the weather. frances dinglasan is in for lisa argen. >> air quality is much improved today and it will stay that way through tomorrow. live doppler 7 also showing us lots of clear skies over the bay area. just a few clouds on the peninsula coast right now and in some very far inland areas l

cheryl casone has more on that. cheryl: the word crisis, neil, it is a true crisis.sease control says drug overdoses killed an estimated 72,000 americans last year, that is a record and a nearly 7% increase from 2016. the main culprit, the ongoing opioid pain killer addiction epidemic. overdose deaths rose sharply, 11 states reported a lower overdose rate thanks to public health campaigns. president trump declared the opioid crisis a national public health administration and they created a $1 billion grant program to help fight this huge problem. well, a report raising questions about the safety of popular breakfast cereals of. put the spoon down if you're watching this at home. tests on cheerios, quaker oats, kind bars and other oat based products detected a chemical that's found in monsanto's weed killer roundup which at high levels can cause cancers. two-thirds turned up levels above the guidelines for safe consumption. the companies that make the product say they're safe. take a look at this, this is cool. this extremely rare nickel fetched $4.56 million at aucti

cheryl hurd has been on the fire line all evening. what is the latest out there? >> reporter: evacuation orders just been lifted. the other portion of that road is still closed. now this fire started around 4:40 late this afternoon. the hills above me are still burning. fast moving flames traveling quickly along thea fire dropped first line of defense. a bulldozer has been brought in to help hold the line. people were packing up and getting ready to go. >> packing up family photos and birth certificates and got them out of here. >> reporter: we saw one home fully involved on a hill near peabody road. >> been there for a bunch of years. right in the middle of the path. and it was going to get it. >> reporter: police officers jumps from neighborhood to neighborhood sounding the alarm and making sure people got out. at one point a senior assisted living home in vacaville was in the path. >> many of them wheelchair bound. by the time we loaded up four buses the wind changed and gave us a break. >> reporter: the california medical facility in shelter in . people worrie

cheryl: that is right. maria: great video. cheryl: nobody jumped out of their cars.there was jumping out of the driver's side and doing the dance. but have you guys done this dance? >> no. >> i have. >> you have? >> of course. >> do you have video? >> not yet. i will be putting mine out soon. maria: we look forward to that. >> we'll help you choreograph it. >> we can do it together. maria: disney had an earnings miss. there is good news for the accusation plans. we'll break it down. trash talk, a baseball player pushed to the brink by an umpire. he shows him where his call should go, the garbage pail. back in a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. and it works 24/7. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have ty