i'm cheryl casone &-ampersand cheryl casone &-ampersand the smiths. can catch them are at the top of the hour on "mornings with maria." i'm joined by lauren simonetti and nicole petallides. good morning to all of you in bulk onto "fbn:am" from your first look at what is moving and what to expect for your day ahead. greece's parliament has approved a harsh package of austerity measures easing the way for a much needed rest defined. lawmakers voting 22964 which includes pension cuts and tax hikes but thousands of people protested outside several hundred demonstrators attacking police and damaging cars. bruce expect it to be the main topic at the policymaking that the european central bank. it is just the first week of earnings season ended a tense rolling out. nicole: continuing to be the stock of the year. they keep adding subscribers. a wreck at 3.3 million. that brings us worldwide total to $65.5 million groveling. oveling. he believes netflix can reach his goal by 2017. what keeps them coming as the content. new shows like marvel, frankie and season

i'm cheryl casone &-ampersand or smith. she will be here 24 minutes from now.ow with god lauren simonetti and nicole petallides fund set. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what is living in today's market and what to expect for your entire day ahead. the people of greece has spoken raising more questions about the country's future and that of the european union. voters rejecting demands for more austerity in exchange for another bailout of bankrupt economy. 61% voted no compared with her demand% yes. despite the overwhelming rejection of referendum is not held to change the terms of what they've been offering out to. in a surprise move greek finance minister yanis varoufakis announced his resignation following to resignation following the boasting a move might help the government reached an agreement with its creditors. so what is next? ashley webster joins us from athens with details. good morning. reporter: good morning. reality is definitely setting in. when they get out of the way here. it's been pretty much all morning and now into the early afternoo

adam: cheryl casone with "risk & reward." cheryl? cheryl: welcome to "risk & reward."heryl casone in for deirdre bolton tonight. this hour president obama announces the opening of a u.s. embassy in cuba saying it will quote, begin a new chapter with our neighbors in the americas. we'll find out how this new relationship could affect our economy. >>> greek prime minister alexis tsipras is telling creditors he is ready to accept most of their conditions to settle the nation's debt but is the deal still on the table? we'll bring you latest breaking news from athens. >>> plus the justice department is investigating whether airlines are conspiring to keep

sch. >>> recognize or bust for one in new zealand cheryl casone details. cheryl: an interesting story happening maria. australia new zealand sent acdc drummer 8 months house arrest after musician pleaded guilt to threatening to kill a former employee charges with possession of methamphetamine and marijuana, giants two-time defenseive end reportedly am tauted right next finger after he injured both lands in 4th of july fireworks accident -- we all -- 4th of july actor tom selleck in hot water pun intended ooimz accused of stealing from fire hydrant during california's historic drought famous for role in "magnum pi" said to have used a water truck to take water off to his estate "l.a. times" saying police looked into complaint couldn't find wrongdoing water dealt caught him stealing water. >> why did police said we can't find evidence. >> not looking at pi the private investigator. here is what i am saying all in you know what i mean? >> a turning blind eye. >> you are saying, on the pools in greece. >> love that story. >> pools that don't exist water stealin

cheryl casone, thank you are in most asian are lower. document downward trend to rollout emergency measures here tracey chan, reporter for chinese state television joins us live with the latest there. reporter: good morning to you, sandra. greece's resounding no to austerity measures where we see a sea of red with the inception of the markets. the nikkei composite opened higher today after the government announced a series of measures to support the market. the index remains very volatile through the day and eventually ended 2.4% higher. hong kong markets tanked on greece with the hang seng down more than 3%. moving to tokyo, japanese shares moved lower on eurozone concerns. the nikkei lost about 2%. after varoufakis resigned we saw the yen moving lower. in south korea, the kospi didn't escape to sell off either. index down 2.4%. back to you, sandra. sandra: tracey chan, thank you. the shanghai composite you've got to put in is up nearly 14% this year but extremely volatile to passable trading sessions we have seen there. up 5% one day,

cheryl casone is here with the details and the other top stories. cheryl: good morning, sandra, everyone. president bush was 91 years old child and his main home yesterday. he is in the hospital but his stay is expected to be brief. his spokesman tweaking last night 41 home and broke a bone in his neck. his condition is stable, he is fine, that he will be in a net race. wishes to him and his family. president obama staunchly defending the iran nuclear deal in a conference yesterday. he accused opponents of using talking points and said the issue is not resolved for diplomacy, it would have to be done through more. caitlyn gentner stealing the show at last night espy's awards. she received a standing ovation when accepting the arthur ashe courage award. that acceptance speech, she talks a lot about the pressure she felt, the fact that i can handle the criticism from the kids out there going through this maybe can't handle it as well. i have to say is monitoring twitter last night. a lot of positive tack. sandra: she said if you want to call me names i

cheryl casone. cheryl: this hour, talk about a stinker, stocks closing lower. about, apple three indices in the red. president obama going on late-night television dwindling irs. tell tell you what he has to say. presidential candidate rick perry joining news few moments. we'll talk about the latest planned parenthood controversy and donald trump. mr. trump heading to the texas border. what is former governor of tex says say about that. "risk & reward" starting right now.

cheryl casone here at the headlines. transfer good morning, everyone.et journal" says philip clinton wants to revamp tax rates. they could end end up paying the price as part of its larger clinton plan to focus on longer-term growth. we expect details this week. she is supposed to give a speech this week. after three weeks of no banks, greeks can get their hands on some cash. it's reopen today that there's a major restrictions included in a roughly $65 limit on atm withdrawals. finally the gunman who killed four marines and a sailor in the chattanooga terror attacks suffered from depression. mohammed abdulazeez, the 24 road opened fire at two military facilities tuesday. he was killed by police. the fifth victim died this past saturday. now governors across the country from half a dozen states are saying there is no way you should not have our national guard men and women armed and many of these states taking those suburban mall recruiting sites and they're pulling them out and putting them back to protect them until they can figure out what the next st

cheryl casone with headlines now. the fbi is investigating who is cutting fiber-optic cables in northern california. the most recent cuts came tuesday and disrupted internet and phone service for 20 hours near sacramento. police say vandals at the tightest cables 12 times in the last year. some coffee prices are going down at the grocery store, smokers makes folders and duncan doughnuts is cutting prices by 6%. last summer the company raised prices by 9%. finally new potential problems for presidential candidate donald trump. new york city is reviewing its contract with trump in the wake of his controversial comment on mexican immigrants. bill deblasio called the comments discussing. trump ran concessions including the golf course and ice skating rink, sandra smith was by the golf course, trump hotels saying its investigation of a potential credit card reach in the middle of all this. look at the last fox news poll he is number 2 behind jeb bush and the mainstream media continues to be up on him and people are loving e

cheryl casone with headlines now. cheryl. >> there you you go, maria. good morning.d onstar. a hacker claims he can hackney vehicle with the technology. sammy the hacker says anybody can locate, unlock, start a car that has onstar in it. works allegedly by hacker accepting communications between the onstar mobile phone app and service itself. >>> netflix is hoping for a sizzling summer heat with today's launch of "wet hot american summer, first day of camp." the eight episode series is prequel to the cult classic film. stars originals like bradley cooper and amy pohler with good reviews. >>> "game of thrones" isn't going anywhere for a while. leaning putting out three more seasons after wrapping the show's fifth season. the question for the fans, what happens after season 8. a lot of fans, i'm sure hbo and time warner want this if they all want a movie. that is the big push now. that is where your money is. maria: i wasn't thinking that way. >> after this season i thought it started out weak and got better and better and better. then it is done, what? it is only may.

cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: good morning, sandra. john boehner ordered the flags on capitol hill to fly half staff in honor of the four marines killed in a terror attack. mohammed abdulazeez opened fire thursday before he was killed by police. just looking up at tweets coming out from speaker boehner's office saying we are going to be honoring the victims. killed by police. new york city -- in other headlines, doctors evaluating a patient who was rushed to hospital with symptoms of ebola. the city's health department says the patient recently returned from guinea and had no known exposure to the deadly disease. we will bring at the latest on that story as it develops. finally, appliance makers take us back to the days of handwashing. the white house wants to cut the amount of water for the association of home appliance manufacturers the market dishes clean enough. the the association saying they did tests and photographs which dissented the department of they sent to the department of energy with food on the dishes. a big story will

cheryl casone with those details. good morning to you. >> good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. we heard president obama was briefed on shooting late last night. press secretary josh earnest said thoughts and prayers of the white house and first lady are with the community ever lafayette, louisiana, especially with the families of those who were killed. this will add to the concerns over gun control. in an interview with bbc that aired a few hours before the shooting, president obama said gun control is one of the most frustrating parts of his presidency. >> we do not have sufficient common sense, gun safety laws. even in the face of repeated mass killings and you know, if you look at the number of americans killed since 9/11 by terrorism, it is less than 100. if you look at the number that have been killed by gun violence, it is in the tens of thousands. >> president obama sat down for the interview ahead of his visit to kenya. we'll follow his visit this morning as well. maria back to you. maria: which have j

cheryl casone with the headlines. >> pretty fun, maria.fitness pal reveal top three states for exercise, this is how much data they collected, kind of scary. colorado, washington state, people in those states exercise more often and for longer. the worst states for fitness are south carolina, delaware and north dakota. some interesting findings coming out of that. >>> powerball is making it more difficult to win big prizes starting in october but increasings odds of winning anything, meaning smaller prizes will be easier to win. >>> the world apparently can not get enough of american bourbon. surging local demand surged kentucky output 1.3 million barrels, david asman. i hope you're listening. "the washington post" reports that is highest level since 1970. back to you. maria: thank you, cheryl. an italian company that sells hacking software to governments around the world has itself been hacked. the victim known as hacking team is among a handful of companies that make up the $5 billion a year surveillance technology industry. the company

cheryl casone is in charlottesville, virginia. what did mr. trump say? a while he just issued a response. we keep being told in the next five 10 minutes he will be arriving. they released a statement his response to hillary clinton's characterization of his comments about mexico the country of mexico. he says she is desperate, she is sad and not is a very nervous when she has to revert to issues that i've been titled given the absolute accuracy of my statement. he talks more about my tone of that is flattered at the end of the statement that hillary clinton.choosing to attack jeb bush. we should say mr. trump is acting very presidential like bill clinton right now. he's about 45 minutes late. there is quite a crowd here waiting on him including the national media and we are ready. stuart: we would get back to you when he lands. check out the price of google. it launched a new photo app last month. it organizes pictures, uploads to google cloud storage. there is however a catch and we found it. google keeps uploading photos even if you delete the app. i'm

back on friday morning, the tennessee shooting one of several major stories tracking this hour, cheryl casoneryl: good morning, maria everyone, sgt. thomas sullivan identified as one four marine killed in two shootedings in chattanooga, tennessee yesterday the mass navy award the purm heart gunman muhammad youssef abdulazzez opened fire two different military locations before he was killed by police. and other major headlines watching this morning faa is investigating reports of laysers being poiptdz at commercial architect near newark airport the pilots at least 11 flights reported seeing lasers wednesday night pointing a laser at a plane is a federal crime. and, finally, gop hopeful jeb bush took uber car in san francisco yesterday campaign says a big fan of the car, he says that juicing it on campaign trail has been a good thing for him this is day after a judge in california mia -- more than 7 million dollars go capitalism if you are jeb bush supporting a company orderly enough under attack in the land of silicon valley uber attacked for innovateing jeb bush took a side. >> you know it is

cheryl casone is here to explain. >> we all like a good deal, right?e continue to see full planes and higher fares. august is known as the deal zone. the zone is the month of august. specifically the end of august when kids begin to go back to school and flight availability begins. if you can delay your travel until august 20th this year, from that day until august 25th you can find some great deals. specifically on american, delta, southwest and united airlines. savings sometimes are 50- -- 15-20 percent on domestic routes. one example of 50 percent discount from new york to fort lauderdale. who is with me. that flight drops from 1 from 329 to 197. the if you can wait until september or first week of october traveling if you have the furry kids or empty nester kids are out of the house or you are single deals get even better especially on international travel. two of the best dates to shop on-line for airfares tuesday and saturday. that's when passengers have a better chance of getting deeper discounts. great deals to greece right now fyi, ladies. >>

join me on fox business, michael bloch, kerri sheffield and cheryl casone, with me on set.et me ask you to connect the dots for us. we at seeing a i huge sell-off in china. what does it mean for america's stock market and how are american companies impacted? >> short answer to that is the on the surface not much. not a lot of u.s. companies are really attached to chinese political stocks that something interesting is happening, you have been alluding to it but there is an impact on commodities and is not a fundamental phenomena and. what i am worried about is a lot of these folks invested in local stocks in china, those stock purchases were collateralized on margin including bank loans and that may include on an institutional level inventories of things like iron ore and copper, you see this, worries about a chinese banking system, worries there are inventories that were impacted. it means for me as a u.s. investor two things, number one i'm worried about a commodity related stocks that took a big hit yesterday or rallied in the afternoon. i am very negative on material sto

cheryl casone with the headlines right now.his new "quinnepiac poll" shows hillary clinton is behind three gop candidates in three critical battleground states, colorado, virginia, and iowa. 46-38 in colorado and by similar in virginia and iowa. wisconsin governor scott walker topping hillary in all three states as well. former governor bush is ahead by five percentage points in colorado. >>> outrage in arkansas. after an air traffic controller was arrested for allegedly being drunk on the job. the trouble started when a pilot tried to reach the tower in spring dale, arkansas. didn't get an answer. police say the controller was found passed out in his chair with his shirt off. yeah, i know. they are posting this video on youtube. flying gun was built by an 18-year-old in connecticut, maria. maria: unbelievable. cheryl, thank you so much. so much to talk about with all that cheryl reported. driverless car safety being inspected. after two security experts not only take control of a connected car but crash it. jo ling kent in the

cheryl casone with the story.ned live ammunition down a toilet during a flight from houston and germany back in june. the pilot remains employed during investigation. "usa today" ranking most american states a study of nonscientific data, iowa taken the title with an impressive amount of good old americana. bald eagles per square mile, olympic gold medals won, percentage of homes with firearms. new york city welcome in the women's national team this morning. they will than the canyon of heroes and the prayed for winning in three decades. women's world cup champion sides have enjoyed arena earlier. take a listen. >> this is so wonderful for women's football in the world. not just the u.s. now that we help one we have leverage in an damage to open up the eyes a table around the world and for fifa to pay attention to women's soccer. maria: big day for women's soccer. we were so great to have ali krieger on. >> i'm not going to be able to go to the parade. but i'll cheer them on and watch it on tv. it was amazing to s

david: donald trump and cheryl casone. what more needs to be said. cheryl? >> david, we just finished an interview moments ago with donald trump, presidential candidate donald trump here at trump winery outside of charlottesville, virginia. nothing was off the table when it comes to mr. trump and issue of politics. we asked him of course what else, his views on u.s. economy. take a listen. >> if you look what is going on with our country. we're losing jo jobs. we have a negative gdp, gross national product. it is very sad when you see what is happening. build huge plants in mexico, china all over the world and we're like why not here? our real unemployment rate is 21%. somebody said on one of the shows, one of our shows actually, it could be 40%. it might very well be but 19 do 21% is the real number. it is a shame. we have to bring jobs back. if i was president i would get them back. >> let's talk about that, one of the things that changed as a businessman, i've always known you in new york as a businessman, now that you are a political candidate i think ba

with the onset is carrie sheffield in the enterprise institute and around cheryl casone.em momentarily. first the heart of the action. adding to the losses of the last three weeks despite ms. byatt regulators to stop the selloff. tracey chang lab in beijing on the ground. talking about more than $3 trillion. wipes out in the last three weeks. >> that's right. that's about 11% to 12% combined for 12 years. a really bloody day here in a shape. china stock crash has rippled across regional markets to the point no one is talking about race anymore. nikkei composite dropped 6% despite policy after policy trying to shore up confidence. let me remind you 42% of all companies on the shanghai stock exchange about 1300 companies really hoping to sit this one out until things calm down a little bit. the landmark has caused a selling frenzy in hot out at the hang seng dropped 2100 points over 60% to mark her biggest single day drop. over in tokyo, japanese stocks took a turn to the south. the nikkei lost more than 3% as they heard the exporters and south korea the cost they marked a

that is it for me in for deidre bolton, i remember cheryl casone, i will be back tomorrow night, coming up charles payne. charles: dow jones down for 2015 as economic confidence shifted into a freefall, perhaps this explaining shocking news, three republicans are beating hillary in several swing states, and trump is not one of them. the donald is heading to the mexicmex-u.s. border tomorrow. >> is political correctness killing shareholders, why are boards reluctant to fire women ceos? and housing market made most improbable rebound, is this the best place to make your money? charles: don't look now but hillary clinton is losing to their potential g.o.p. rivals, and critical key swing states, virginia, iowa, colorado. now her dive in polls comes from a mounting distrust, questions about honest we her. remember, a few month ago democratic frontrunner was mopping the floor with these guys, now scott walker, marco rubio, jeb bush beating hillary, what gives? joining us now. fox news political contributor. jessica, i start with you, what is going on? hillary is freefalling? >> i would not ca

. >> cheryl casone from our sister network fox business here to explain. >> good morning heather andinsley. it has been just over a year and a half since an appearance on 60 minutes led to a national discussion about drones in america. and what it would look like in our skies. we are getting a detailed look. they look at where the drone is going with the flight machines directed to an on-line network base that manages the flight. executive director as the drone's fast lanes. 200 feet would be anything above that becomes a no-fly zone. the faa nasa in regards to high speed planes. heather back to you. >> thank you very much, cheryl. to find the fox business network log on to foxbusiness.com as always/channel finder. >> it is now 14 minutes to the top of the hour. a dentist getting death cletts for killing africa's most beloved lion in a game hunt. is he really to blame? your comments are pouring in. this might be the worst parking job ever. how long it took a driver to get into that spot. he's not giving up. >> steve doocy coming up on "fox & friends." >> there were the two-cars parke

cheryl casone from our sister network fox business here with more on pilot programs airlines are now ing. good morning, cheryl. >> seems like science fiction but iris and finger print scanners could be coming to an airline with you. they quietly pulled out this they are ditching paper passes and smart phones well say cheese. alaska is trying it out as one airport but where else would they try it out? san jose, california. alaska had tried it in their airport lounges. travel experts liked it there. but they warn it isn't quite foolproof. >> they will give elite frequent flyers to upgrade to a private jet flight. costs 3-800 bucks now medallion members can take a seat on a private flight to the same destination. delta already operated 6 of the aircraft at delta private jet service. they are hoping some of their medallion members once they flight private won't want to go back to flying commercial planes. why would you want to? >> thank you so much, cheryl. to find fox business network log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >> it is 46 minutes after the top of the hour. no hearts for ou

cheryl casone is here to tell us moor. >>> the question of driverless car safety front in center todayter two security experts demonstrated they could not only take over controltvgu!of a connected car but crash it. >> hold on a second. hold on. >> he is not getting out of that. >> an article published in wired magazine the men took control of a jeep cherk key from the comfort of their living room while that were roer waited nervously inside the car. it worked. the men took control of the brain rewrote the firm wear landed a code and blasted hip hop music blasted ac on the guy and killed the transmission and the brakes. the reporter was unharmed in the test but ended up stranded in the ditch that you saw. >> changing a credit card number different than a consumer having their life in danger when their vehicle is hacked. these wouldtwo men are presenting their findings at a security conference in vegas. a lot of people will be watching that closely. >> to find the fox business network log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >> living with alzheimer's, twice as fast as men do with that d

find out what he had to say about that and sanctuary cities when our cheryl casone caught up with himinia. melissa: once you delete your photos from google's apps that they're gone? well, think again. why your privacy may be at risk. david: and as the closing bell sounds, we had quite a day today on wall street. the market initially trading down in futures at least for the most part. look at the change we saw happen. of course oil in addition, surprising a lot of people. some people thought with the deal with iran oil would be down because of all that extra oil eventually will be in the market. not so. [closing bell ringing] the market changed on oil and changed on all the stocks as it ended the day up. as we mentioned volumewise the market is 10% off where it usually is at this period. that is the 25th day this year where the market crossed over that 18,000 line on the dow. seems that we can't stay up above 18,000 but again, it was a plus day on the markets. melissa: absolutely while markets wait for tomorrow here is everything you need to know now. a deal for iran, the u.s. and five

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the later the taliban reportedly dead peer cheryl casone with details are >> good morning, everybody.ade right now on confirmation from afghan officials for several in urban calls that mullah omar died shortly years ago. there are reports right now his son has taken over taliban leadership. we will keep you posted. the federal aviation administration is looking into why the passenger jet ran out of fuel and was forced to make an emergency landing last week. cutting from las vegas to north dakota. they knew nothing about the closure. air traffic control has been previously notified. they basically told them with a 20 minutes of fuel. we have to land. a minnesota dentist is wanted in the killing of his beloved african lion named cecil. and i set up roar over the lines that. walter palmer paid more than $50,000. they had no idea they were so will protect dead. the line was part of a huge university study in the animal was lured off of the state preserving zimbabwe and then he killed it. that way he could say was quote, unquote legal. dagen: it was how the line was killed, the fact he was

i will hand it over to david asman and cheryl casone. you guys can wait for it.nt statement. david: perhaps indeed. we have it covered, liz. may we took out barack obama but maybe harder to take out isis. what rob o'neill will say about isis. >> ecb will not boost funding for greece. that puts into question what happens to the banks and people of greece. markets trading calmly after sunday's referendum. heading into the close looks like we're picking up steam. david: oil down over 7%. did you see that? with all we know about insurance costs going up why are the big insurers trying to convince us otherwise? we'll take that into account and taking them to account. >> there you go. we're taking in bells as they ring this monday on wall street. here is look where major averages are ending the day. [closing bell ringing]. once as you see on the screen. not a day on market we expected to have here. the dow losing 54 points. remember futures at one point were down over 200 overnight after the referendum. not what we're closing. s&p, nasdaq oil, god, david, look at that,

melissa: cheryl casone to take you through the next hour of fox business with "risk & reward." take it away. >> tim cook's stomach is turning right now. jeff bezos is doing this, guys. hello, everybody. welcome to "risk & reward." this hour we'll begin with mr. trump. donald trump visiting the texas border and true to form he had plenty to say. we'll show you. you will hear from "the donald" himself. you've been hearing about it last hour, amazon earnings blew away every analyst, every trader, every expert. >>> more proof a report that contradicts the president. there is nothing to see here if you're obama. we'll talk about as well. risk and reward

cheryl casone has that story and other top stories now. cheryl: good morning. the so-called negotiators are at odds with iran over inspections of iranian sides. how quickly though west will roll back those sanctions and what types of research and development iran will conduct on advanced nuclear technology. president obama threatening to walk away from nuclear negotiations with iran if its officials failed to keep tabs on the country's compliance with the agreed upon framework. these negotiations have been extended past the original deadline. the new date is july 7th. something crucial is coming up here. congress does not have a deal by july 9th they will extend review period to 60 days taking us to september meaning the president will be getting into the political season with potentially not having one of his key foreign policy initiatives done complete on the table. he is not happy about it. maria: important point. let's bring in another voice on this, ambassador to iraq under the obama administration, washington institute far east policy fellow james jeffrey

cheryl casone is here to talk about the double standards. >> they obviously know they need to make surease latino voters and every g.o.p. candidate is coming out. charles: what about bernie sanders and nobody asks hillary clinton, how about this guy who is on your heels and what about the democratic platform. >> we could ask mrs. clinton, but she'll only talk to one reporter. and bernie sanders, he's got a lot of support. and some are getting attention like mr. trump. we've got all the candidates in the republican side. we can't fit them on the tv screen to vocalize against trump. all we have on the democratic side-- >> the g.o.p. must reach out to hispanic vote for future elections, but i think this is more about the double standard once again within the media when you focus on the hot runner in the g.o.p. and controversial comments there and ignore-- didn't he have a turnout. i think he's a legitimate candidate. but really illegitimate policies. charles: and we'll have more on the donald trump double standard next hour and bret bozell will join us at 11:30 eastern. and some of the oth

i'm adam shapiro along with cheryl casone.u has received credible threats targeting the macy's fireworks display in new york city. chris harmer from the institute of war joins us now. chris, what steps are and can the fbi and the nypd take right now to protect roughly what, three million visitors coming to see the largest fireworks display in the country? >> a pleasure to be with you, thanks for having me. i'm sorry we

you can understand it right, cheryl casone? >> should they not jump in?hat's the question for everybody. let's be honest. international growth you know where they came from new zealand and australia. they haven't gone into japan portugal, italy. and they're getting international numbers like i've never seen so i think they would be-- i'd be a little cautious about betting against netflix, but, yes brand new high we expect on the stock when it opens, 28 minutes from now after the stock-- >> i spent time in new zealand. it's so boring you really need netflix, that's the truth. >> it's you and the sheep in new zealand, i've been there as well. no a gorgeous place. stuart: wait a second they're not in china at this point. >> not yet? >> now, that's a biggie on the horizon. wait till that happens. so if you were asked this time yesterday as a small investor are you going to buy a netflix at $100 a share, what would you have said? >> $100 a share i would have said that's kind of cheap, that's to make it cheaper to the retail investor and they're doing that. it'

cheryl casone. tom selleck? >> "magnum p.i." has been drought shamed absolutely.f stealing water from the municipality where his house is. charles: how? >> with his own commercial water truck. he already received a seasoned desist order, telling him quit stealing our water. he basically, this is from, i will give you the municipal water district. they say basically 12 times they have documented and caught him, actually hired private investigators, which is like kind of funny he played one on tv. charles: yes it is. >> they followed him and the truck went to their well 12 times, back to his house. he kept doing it. even after they said stop it. he kept doing it. >> what was he doing? taking a fire hose and pumping it out into the truck? >> he has his own truck, commercial water truck. charles: a lot of water for showerss right? >> yes. charles: in his mind i'm paying a lot of money in tax. >> this well is 74% of the provides water needs of county. >> basically one water well. yes, to your point liz, it was a hydrant. it provides most of the water for this, within t

. >> fox's cheryl casone joins us. >> seattle is home to 30,000 practicing muslims. and including the city's mayor has endorsed this practice. sharia law prohibits them from getting mortgages because it doesn't allow them to play interest from bank loans here in the u.s. well bank member jim greene says everyone should have an opportunity to own a home. >> the communities are not able to access the full breadth and weight of opportunity, whether in seattle or anywhere in the states we should find ways. >> guys critics over the years have voiced concerns this would allow muslim extremists a new way to use the u.s. financial system to launder money. >> iffen 0 the other hand this is a special carveout for those who claim sharia compliance or otherwise subsidize or made easier for a specific subset any demographic or religious or other subdivision of the citizenry that we're going to offer, you know special accommodation for i think could cause more of a problem. >> so how this would work the bank agrees to buy and hold the title of the home. then they create a separate

yesterday on "varney & company" cheryl casone got into a little bit of a tiff with fox radio's todd starnes all over again removing woman's right to choose. >> you know what, stuart -- >> that's where we're going. can't sit here and more. that is where this is going to go. we've talked about this. this is barbaric practice whether you're pro-life or pro-choice. >> what is the choice? the choice is life or death ma'am. the choice is lived or death. stuart: one at a time. okay, let me try to simplify things here just a little. todd starnes was saying, you got to cut this out. you have to stop abortion, basically that is what he was saying. cheryl came in correctly said, if you do that you give the democrats a good talking point, a very good argument with which to win votes. you said that, i believe. >> correct. stuart: that is your argument with todd starnes. >> i said that to awe couple times on this show. i think it's a political mistake for the gop -- planned parenthood, the debauchery we've seen with that organization i'm worried that will end up feeding into a fight about abortion rights

cheryl casone knows this property. >> i do. well, it's all about the terraces for this unit.look at the interior of it, it's not that great for the price which is $4.5 million in this particular neighborhood. it's only about 2,000 square feet, it's got three bedrooms three bathrooms. it's about two levels. there's one extra -- you know, they've done some work on the kitchen and everything. it's a pet-friendly building, it's a large building as you can see. [laughter] i mean, i want to be excited because it's julia roberts' truth is she's selling one of her hawaii homes, has two, and she's got a place over in tribeca. it's all about the terraces. stuart: wait a minute. i'm reading between the lines by looking at your face. you are turning your name up at the price. >> i'm not wowed by this apartment, and i understand, you know it's julia roberts' home, but that shouldn't sway anybody to spend $4.5 million on it, for 2,000 square feet? stuart: you don't have to have an argument with the bryce or the terraces -- price or the terraces. you don't like the taste in the furniture, d

cheryl: it is cheryl casone, good to talk to you again.at a lot of buying especially in south florida by chinese buyers. i don't know if you follow what happened with the chinese stock market but there is the theory in real-estate circles that a lot of chinese that were hurt in the stock market yesterday will end up selling a lot of their u.s.-based real-estate holdings because they need the cash and maybe if you answer that question is there any chance that rumor could potentially come to fruition especially in florida? >> it is too soon to answer that question because especially in south florida we have just begun to see the chinese buyers coming to south florida whereas on the west coast you see that a lot more. they will be more affected by it than we will on the east coast specifically in south florida, but i could potentially see that affecting real estate prices on the west coast but i don't think it will affect us just yet. charles: the big thing is we need millennials, we know there's household formation, you just alluded to it, w

. >> joining liz macdonald and cheryl casone. we've got stocks here and scott shellady.question, particularly after yesterday. up huge 240, 50 points. and i say yesterday, we have another ten minutes on the session we would have closed in the red. can we hold it today? >> well we've got so many good things going on right now. charles: they feel good, but-- >> feel good i use good in a very short-term way, charles, because i think there's a-- >> and five jokes and have those later. >> look forward to it. short-term things we went from in greece the greece situation we went from having good wagering house in london and giving it a 48% chance on wednesday to this morning, they're down to 25% chance all of this is-- >> i mean china, i mean come on, and that's more importantly in the markets than greece at the end of the day and that government is back stopping that market. and that will be-- >> and the person watching the show does not care as long as the bleeding stops over there and they're backing the markets do they care? >> until it's a month, two months or six months t

you know and also and, of course, cheryl casone liz officially introduced you. and e.irst. here's the thing, a lot of people don't realize this was originally a banking crisis like our crisis, and then all of a sudden in 2012 it was therefored to the shoulders -- transferred to the shoulders of taxpayers and the money-printing press of the ecb. i think that's why it's not just leftists that are saying this is a big deal. marie la pen in france, the far right saying she agreed with the vote as well. i think lost in this is the idea that little people around the world continue to come in second while the banks get bailed out and never have to take any pain. >> well, look, the essence of the problem in greece that nobody is talking about except maybe here on fox business news is that this is a failure of socialism. the essence of the problem is very simple. they have made, the greek government has made promises to pay huge pension benefits, huge entitlement programs, everything's going to be free, and they don't have enough workers to pay for it. charles charles but what