joining us is fox businesses cheryl casone. this wasn't supposed to happen. >> a lot of things are about to happen. this is the land of unintended consequences. if you start to impose tariffs about other countries and the e.u. are retaliating. the europeans are retaliating against us for aluminum tariffs. not just harley davidson. that's the big news today. it's bourbon, orange juice, levis and motorcycles. they said we can't take the financial burden off these tariffs. this is the tip of the iceberg for second and third quarter earnings. the companies will have to come out and tell us how tariffs will affect them. this is just the beginning. they'll move jobs overseas. they have to. >> eric: more jobs overseas? >> financial losses are in the very near future for those american companies that do have a big export business. think about the whiskey business, good old kentucky

cheryl casone with a lot more. >> of the six children are going to be arriving at china's hospital in galveston, texas and at least 99 people now dead. the search for survivors is continuing nearly 200 people still missing. the volcano of fire wrecking several times. here's a luxurious hotel before and after now completely gray as you can see on your screen. complete villages have been smothered after the in four decades. twitter join another big technologies and telling dad in the form of convertible bonds. the company plans to sell $1 billion that can urge the stock capture combination of both. twitter taking that step as the stock is a three-year high with this move into the s&p 500

good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning, i'm cristina. ublican releasing draft immigration bill that would allow legal protections for dream erstwhile providing $23 billion for border wall, it's unclear if the legislation has enough votes to pass. brad blakeman. >> good morning. cheryl: i'm going to gu you what nancy pelosi has to say. let's get right to the critics of the plan. >> nothing more than than a cruel-codification of president trump's antiimmigrant theagd abandons or nation's heritage as beacon of hope and opportunity. needless to say democrats will not be supported whatsoever. >> under eight years of obama democrats promise, they ran obama ran on first term as first thing he was going to do is solve immigration, they never did yet they had to power to do it. republicans also ran on solving immigration starting with our border and promises made, promises must be kept. we have white house and congress. by the way, we have a very important midterm election coming up and the american people are going to stake stock of the promise t

i'm cheryl casone. >> and tracee carrasco went for lauren simonetti. : a lot of news to cover. >> secretary of defense james mattis back in the u.s. after talking north korea's denuclearization with world leaders. not a snake in his own trip to singapore ahead of the june 12th on a cereal to get in on the action. cheryl: garrett tenney is life to see the strangest bedfellows. >> absolutely. it was separate from the upcoming summit. north korea was what everyone was talking about. despite the progress that's been made with north korea, one in its counterparts from across the globe that negotiations will continue to be a bumpy road. officials from south korea and japan now say that the u.s. and its allies need to keep the pressure on and maintained a strong defensive stance throughout negotiations of diplomats can negotiate from a position of strength. >> we will continue to implement the security council resolutions with north korea. north korea will receive relief only when it demonstrates verifiable and irreversible steps of denuclearization. >> week b

cheryl casone. gerri: good morning. and gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. all the stocks we have to keep a close eye to see whether they go higher or lower. cheryl: we also are waiting on the breaking news on uber out of a london courtroom anytime this morning. we'll bring that to you when they get it. breaking news this morning as global trade tensions continue to intensify. last i president trump touted his trade policy during the big rally he held in south carolina. >> last year on trade our country lost $817 billion common 817. we don't even have to get it down to zero. we can't lose 817 billion because you feel kind of, don't you? drink your early in the day the president reacted to harley davidson's decision to ship for production overseas to avoid european union tariffs. here is that the president treated. surprised that harley davidson among all companies to be the first to wave the white flag. i fought hard for them and ultimately they will not p tariffs in the e.u. which has hurt us badly on trade down $151 billion. taxes just a highly excuse. be p

good morning, everybody in cheryl casone. gerri: i am gerri willis infoline simonetti. : the stage is set for president trump to make a second appointment to the supreme court. whatever you thought about the battleground in the midterm elections change in the man known that the courts thing about justice anthony kennedy announced his retirement. the gravity of this moment was not lost on the president last night in north dakota. >> justice kennedy's retirement makes the issue of senate control one of the vital issues of our time. the most important thing we can do. democrats want judges who will rewrite the constitution anyway they want to do it. train to the spring jesse james staff and democratic strategist john summers. good morning, guys. i want you to listen to what the democrats are already saying about this pic and in particular how mitch mcconnell will handle the confirmation process. listen. >> an election that determines control of the senate. you know, absolutely hypocrisy for the majority leader to move forward on about now when he was willing to move forward

and cheryl casone. gerri: and gerri willis. gerri willis. just as he thought no one cared about the trade issue in a trade issue and i've written it off, they really cared. cheryl: negotiating tactic may be a trade war. how would this affect the future is that the president turning up the heat against china as a trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies continue to grow into potential trade war. the president to stop a 10% tariff on $200 billion in chinese imports and tears on another $200 billion of goods to china if beijing decides to retaliate. china: the trump administration blackmail, adding that will respond with what it calls strong countermeasures. gerri: that's right. the trade standoff between the u.s. and china. japan and china together. "the wall street journal" reports that beijing wants more investment from japan is chinese economy slows down. president trump reportedly telling apple did it's imported from china would not face the u.s. tariffs. china accounts for about a quarter, 25% of apple's annual revenue. cher

i'm cheryl casone. gerri and gerri willis. #no more. cheryl: it's going to be good.michael horowitz heading to the hot seat to appear before the judiciary committee. the fbi's handling of the clinton e-mail. one of the agents at the center of the controversy was wanting to testify the prosecutor. why would they agree to testify? representative goodlatte has been trying to get in the congress for a while now. it was inevitable. his attorneys understood that. that's why they came out this week and said he is not going to take the fifth. he's not going to request immunity and try to repair his reputation, which i think is impossible. cheryl: this is the guy that said no, we are going to stop it. one of the text messages to his girlfriend about president trump. the fbi against then candidate trying. i want to listen to it trey gowdy had to say about what he's looking for. >> i've never seen this level of bias. you have peter strzok who says will stop it. the campaign in the presidency will stop the campaign and if that doesn't work on a day after the election he's talkin

in new york had already thursday, june 7th good morning cheryl casone. tracee: good morning, cheryl. i am tracee carrasco and for lauren simonetti. trained to we cannot forget what is happening with all the news breaking overnight. president trump is now set to meet with japanese prime minister shinto aim today. this is ahead of next week's historic summit with north korean leader kim jong un. aids is coming for the g-7 meeting in canada and that gets underway tomorrow. the leader of the world's third-largest economy said no countries benefit from trade protectionism. tracee: blake berman is at the white house with more. >> when president trump heads to canada for the g-7 meeting from a trade will loom large and be the focus of two bilateral meetings. the president is set to sit down with french president emanuel macron and justin trudeau. a phone call between the president and the french leader recently was tough. a separate court describes the phone call between president trump and trudeau testy. the president's top economic adviser larry kudlow try to

i'm cheryl casone. new york politics never disappoints. they will be exploring later today. >> let's talk about what's happening with investors focusing right now on fears but never more possible trade for between washington and beijing. teachers down is the new plans for restrictions on chinese investment in u.s. technology and rely mainly on existing tools. listen. >> with the great scientist and we have to protect that. that is what we were doing and that can be done for. we are working that out. cheryl: the committee on foreign investment in the u.s. did they screen foreign investments to see whether they endanger national security. we shall see. gerri: moran president travis laming harley david son to move some production out of the u.s. the move really causing chills down the eyes of many ceos in the country for the president will visit milwaukee after he holds a big rally in fargo, north dakota. >> shares are down nearly 20% so far. blake burman at the white house with more. reporter: harley davidson had been held there president tr

i'm cheryl casone. >> and tracey carrasco and for lauren simonetti. : i'moping the next big thing will be the apple cart. tracee: imagine not win. in hours, millions of voters will head to the polls in eight states. big ras watch. california, new mexico and south dakota. congress is up for grabs in montana, iowa and new jersey, alabama and mississippi also holding primaries today. true into the state everybody is watching today, california for its so-called jungle primary. generally viewed as democratic territory, but the format could work against the party's candidate in some places. peter doocy explains. >> democrats think a blue wave is building said the party wants to hang 10 tomorrow trying to get top candidate on ballots in districts without a wipeout. all democrats have to do to get on the ballot in the jungle primary system is finished first or second. in some places so many democrats are running support is split and they may be left off november's rally. >> the issue is the jungle primary in california. what sounded like a great idea to move f

friday june 1st, good morning, everybody, i'm cheryl casone. s for lauren simonetti. we all feel a little bit of frustration. cheryl: now you're going to shrink things even on us. gerri: i don't know how we cope. moving on the news now, today president trump will read a top secret letter straight from the desk of kim jong un. meanwhile a north korean delegation heads to washington after days of high-stakes talks with secretary of state mike pompeo. cheryl: ellison barber live in washington with what this means to the possible, maybe nuclear summit. >> he's set to hand-deliver the letter to president trump from north korean dictator kim jong un. he's be the most senior north korean official to visit the white house in 18 years, back in 2000 top military leader delivered a letter to then president bill clinton from kim jong un's father, one of kim jong un's closest aides, many call him the dictator's right-hand man, former intelligence chief who was sanctioned by the u.s. because of the 2014 hack on sony pictures, u.s. secretary of state mike pomp

cheryl: good morning, everybody, i'm cheryl casone.begin this morning with 5 people gunned down and killed in a targeted attack at the capital gazette news room in maryland, suspect in custody, jerry ramos of maryland, ramos will go before judge this morning. he had a long-held grudge suing paper for defamation over reporting of him and raising social media campaign against them. >> this person was prepared to come in and this person was prepared to shoot people, intent was to cause harm. we know that there were greats sent to gazette through social media. gerri: signs and signals that this will happen. in response to shooting police stepping up patrols and why nypd officers outside new york times and outside abc headquarters right here in new york. deployments made out of abundance of caution and believe the baltimore's son's building the capital gazette owned by the sun, the gazette published refused to be silence by the violence. front page. cheryl: staff at news room worked all night long and made sure they would -- good morning. >

good morning and cheryl casone. tracee: good morning. i'm tracee carrasco went for lauren simonetti. trade you have to wonder facebook executives who are the questions above the bad news out there. the this morning. the breaking news there, california's attendant governor advancing to governor jerry brown. and the general primary. >> this is only the first half of the election calendar, but thanks to you the halftime score is looking very promising and the whole team is winning very big. cheryl: trump backed republican businessman john cox in the general election. >> we put a businessman in the white house. let's put a businessman in the governor'san mr. and ms. singh made it clear he wanted to run against me instead of another democrat. they told them in san jose, be ul whayou wish for. >> california senate primary, senator dianne feinstein advanced into november. kevin daly on in the general election. meanwhile, state senator who voted to raise gas taxes now expected t out of a job. more than 60% of voters favor recalling democratic se

cheryl casone has the detail. >> cheryl: alabama, california, iowa, mississippi montana, new jersey,ta and some the more interesting races will take place in the golden states. democrats that are trying to avoid self-inflicted wounds in the so-called jungle primaries. there's a number of ambitious candidates on the democratic side. all candidates appear on a single ballot. only the top two vote getters regardless of the party they're in advance to november. many democrats can split vote among themselves in today's primaries and that could well, the white house announcing that president trump will meet with north korean leader kim jong un at 9:00 a.m. singapore time on june 12th. th 9 eastern time on june 11th here. the white house also saying the advanced team in singapore will remain on the ground until next week's summit. meanwhile, singapore has launched a world peace medal i don't know to mark the historic summit. it shows two hands in a handshake with both nation's flags. it cost more than $1,000. a bit of cheers ahead of the much anticipated summit. two cocktails, one bar in ch

in new york, friday june 8th, good morning and i'm cheryl casone. tracee: good morning i'm tracee casual -- carrasco for lauren simonetti. cheryl: but first, breaking this morning, president trump is expected now to clash with canadian prime minister justin trudeau and french president emmanuel macron at g7 summit in quebec today. the president tweeting last night. why is it the european union and canada informing the public that for years they have the massive trade tariffs and nonmonetary trade barriers against the u.s. totally unfair to our farmers, workers and companies, take down your tariffs and barriers or we will more than match you. canadian leader gearing up for meeting with the u.s. president. >> i is certainly speak personally that i have consistently stood up for canadian interests and consistently demonstrated where we disagree. tracee: french president tweeting, the american president may not mind being isolated but neither do we mind signing a six-country agreement if need be because these six countries represent values, they represen

i'm cheryl casone. gerri: gerri willis and for line femininity. i thought we might get a break. no way. trained to all of the markets affect investors definitely feeling the pinch from possible trade wars. the trump administration now preparing new plans to protect biology. the chinese ownership from investing u.s. tax firms. also block additional technology acts or it's going to beijing. gerri: meanwhile, the european union, e.u. firing back at the new terror threat on european cars. the e.u. commission the vice president saying that they decide to race or import tariffs will have no choice again but to react. insisting all countries with tariffs on goods going into their country remove those barriers and tariffs and be met with more than reciprocity with the u.s.a. trade must be fair. the dow was down 168 in the premarket. the dax in germany is going to try again to vote on another big issue lawmakers failed to pass the conservative bill last week and lawmakers are now under severe pressure from president trump who's trying hard line even in the public anger over the border. w

cheryl casone has the details. that's right. good morning. the six-point one magnitude shock with the first water mains and not laws, airports closed for several hours a trendlines interrupted. a 9-year-old girl who died with a loss on top of her. strongest registered quake in history. scheduled to host next year's g20 summit. adding a little bit to the pressure they are under right now. a train derailment in southwest indiana sparking an explosion in a large fire. mandatory evacuation issued after the train derailed last night. one railcar reportedly carrying propane which may have led to the fire you're looking at. no injuries buckley reported in this accident. breaking this morning, chief executive of german carmaker audi, rupert stadler has been arrested in connech the diesel scandal. they made the arrest because of the risk sadler might seek to suppress evidence. already is owned by volkswagen using illegal software and diesel engines. google putting more of its money to work in asia and going up against compe

good morning, everybody i'm cheryl casone.inevelos filling in for lauren simonetti. it's supposed to start at 5:30 this morning. it is set to begin any moment, but we are not seeing any movement on the screen right now. cheryl: we are monitoring this live picture. deirdre bolton is live in singapore. of course we are waiting to hear from secretary pompeo about what we can expect today. reporter: we certainly are waiting. he will begin begin any minute. we are monitoring that right along with you. i can tell you we have directly from state department source and the meeting and i will read it directly, have been going very well with north korea, but the ambassador came from the u.s. ambassador to the philippines. a direct quote from one of her sources at the state department saying so far so good. so much tension, so much hope. this is an historic meeting of course. president trump and kim jong un sitting down for scheduled to sit down about 15 hours from now. no aid, no staff will be in the room to kick things off, which is hig

maria: welcome back, police officer has died in line of duty in milwaukee, cheryl casone with all the details, she has headlines now. cheryl, good morning to you. cheryl: milwaukee officer charles irvine, jr. was killed after car crashed while chasing a vehicle. first officer killed in line of duty in more than 20 years. fellow officer was in crash but he's recovering. james wolf, here he is, a veteran of the committee serving as security director for 29 years, he was arrested yesterday. he's expected to appear in court sometime today well, a new blow to obamacare, the justice department says it will no longer defend key parts of the affordable care act including the requirement that people have health insurance. the decision announced at filing in a federal courtroom. it's a rare departure from the justice department's practice of defending federal law in court but this comes, of course, after texas and other republican led states sued to strike down the entire law. and finally this, are you ready to suffer for the flu for $3,500, st. louis university are paying to expose to the viru

dagen: the pilot of hot-air balloon narrowly avoiding disaster in michigan, cheryl casone was details asked by fisherman balloon hit power lines yesterday morning fell into a lake during a festival one of the fishermen said a buying explosion and fire after the balloon struck power lines the pilot was not hurt the faa is investigating the because of this ten. >> is it tesla ceo elon musk antagonizing a "mad max" mode for tesla autonomous driving re-tweeted this photo from a photoshop into a "mad max" chase scene creator tweets well love press photos for new tesla truck elon musk truly a vision of the infuriate about musk responded with surprise of his own tweeted out picture of tesla auto pilot that shows actual "mad max" mode for the blind threshold currently in development by company then joked tesla can make more griff level called l.a. freeway mode there you go up 7% so far for the year -- firefighters deliver a pizza probably never? well it happened over the weekend in upstate new york, there was a crash that involved two vehicles a pizza deliver guy injured in that crash firefig

cheryl casone has the details. >> cheryl: they're tough to listen to. desperation in these voices. las vegas police releasing these 911 called eight months after the mass shooting. listen. >> my son just got shot! we need an ambulance! >> we have three gunshot wounds. >> cheryl: there's so many calls to listen to. authorities releasing a video from surveillance cameras that shows people frantically fleeing the scene. the gunfire came from the 32nd floor windows of the mandalay bay resort. 58 people were killed that night. well, incredible video of a powerful tornado touching down in wyoming last night. the national weather service said the tornado was on the ground for at least 45 minutes. some brave people heading outside, snapping photos of the twister. brave or maybe crazy, i don't know. you can see the massive thunderstorm that sparked the tornado hovering above. no word if there was any damage or injuries but incredible pictures. well, more than 50% jump in fuel cost is hitting air travelers right in the wallet as airlines start to raise their fare

cheryl casone with a few of those highlights. >> cheryl: in new jersey's democratic senate primary, bobe in the november election after defeating lisa mccormick. this comes after his recent federal bribery trial. senator menendez will face bob hugh begin hugin in the general election. south dakota, congresswoman christine nune won her primary. in alabama, martha robey faces bobby bright in next month's runoff in the state's second district. robby criticized president trump after a recording of him making lewd comments about women. in new mexico, deborah holland has won the party's nomination for a congressional seat. she is trying to become the country's first native american congresswoman. so a lot of really interesting races happening across the country. >> maria: coming up, trade battle in the oil market as the u.s., mexico and canada square off on tariffs. we're taking a closer look at the implications of the trade battle. we break it down, take a look at the impact on oil. honoring the red, white and blue, president trump hosting an event at the white house without the eagles as th

maria: welcome back, major political changes to report, cheryl casone on headlines, cheryl.eryl: italy is swearing new government after 5 days of political chaos. spanish voted out mariano rahoy and voted socialist. the league and 5-star movement, in italy, struck a deal yesterday on coalition government. this will resolve that political crisis that spooked markets and also revive concern over stability over the euro zone in total. this puts euro skeptic to lead italy, the euro zone third largest economy. we will have live reaction from london coming up for you. well, google is blaming wikipedia after its search engine listed nazism as ideology of the california republican party ahead of the state's primaries, house majority kevin mccarthy slamming google, latest attempt by tech company to silence conservative voice and opinions, google responded, sometimes people vandalize sources like wikipedia, we have systems in place that catch vandalism before it impacts results but occasionally errors get through. alphabet are up 11% over the last year. well, breaking news here, the l

cheryl casone has the details. >> cheryl: it's interesting. here's what they started to do.osely at powders last summer. now they want passengers to pack spices, protein powders, into your checked luggage. travelers trying to bring containers larger than a soda can through security could be pulled over by the checkpoint officers. here's the deal. tsa is going to ask foreign airports with flights to the u.s. to do the same. this is over i'm providessed i'm providessed explosives getting onto a plane which could be in powder form. they're concerned about fentanyl or pepper spray geting into the cabins. nothing says summer travel like being strand ied at the airport for days. psa airlines working on a reduced schedule for now after a computer glitch forced 2500 flight cancellations. all of this began last thursday following a problem in the system that psa uses to match their crews with their flights. the majority of the affected flights were in and out of north carolina, charlotte douglas international, american's second largest hub. shares of american airlines hitting turbule

cheryl casone has the detai there. >> cheryl: tesla cutting about 9% of its workers.the 15 year history of the company. they're under pressure to deliver their first profit. in a memo to employees, the ceo said the job cuts are mostly aimed at salaried staff and will not affect production workers. tesla's been struggling to meet demand for its all electric model 3 sedan. they had a lot of deliv problems. tesla is lower in the premarket just a fraction. well, the co-founder of guess resigning as the cecutive chairn investigation into multiple claims of improper misconduct. the investigation found he exercised, quote, poor judgment in some communications with models and photographers. dmitted any wrong doing. he will leave guess next year. they have reached settlements with five of his accusers for a total of $500,000. shares of guess are up more than 30% so far this year. well a victory for shoe designer ctian louboutin. the european union's highestcous distinctive red color sole can be trademarked. they sued a dut retail chain over its own version of the red soled sho

cheryl casone he has details. nt of the national center for public policy research criticizing changes dick's is made to tighten gun purchases at the annual shareholder meeting asking the company's ceo if dick's was, quote, willfully giving up money and claiming the retailer damaged its reputation by alienating americans who own guns. edwards to respond the number of gunowners support the new restrictions, changes coming following the school shooting in parkland, florida earlier this year. they are rallying, up 28 person. rosanne barr had her return to twitter. she is apologizing again. i want you all to know i am fine. i have been using this time to reflect and gain insight on what i said and how it was misunderstood. i am not what people have accused me of. i never practiced racism in my entire life and never will. remember abc canceled rosanne after she posted a racially insensitive tweet about valerie jarrett. and works from abc not involving her character, rosanne. and speaking of free speech louisiana the lat

russian president putin hold a summit in finland next month they will be meeting in summit talks cheryl casonees information about this maria the white house does say trump and putin are going to hold summit talks helsinki finland july 16 date a monday two will discuss relations between two countries with a number of other national security issues, national security advisory bolton did visit moscow yesterday to sets up this meeting it is on. >> this is probably not what barry manilow had in mind when he wrote the song, now, rite-aid stores in southern california are playing his music at full blast not to attract barry manilow fans but keep away fan handlers hanging outside the stores. >> i know. it seems to have worked, but now the neighbors shoppers are freaking out a big "the wall street journal" peace this morning telling them you have got to stop we're dying rite-aid listened considering alternates you want to keep people away play his songs loudly. >> south korea advancing to world cut knock out round made sure germany would not go, south korea shut out defending world chafrmz champions 2

cheryl casone has the details. >> cheryl: the deal is on.vision health care for 9.9 butted, including -- $9.9 billion, including debt. envision provides physician services to hospitals and other facilities. it has been conducting an auction for its sale since the review last fall. shares of envision health care are trading higher as you can in the premarket, up more than 5%. take a look at kkr, up 9% so far this year. the stock was up slightly i the premarket earlier. well, say good-bye to net neutrality. deregulation coming to the internet as the controversial repeal of obama-era protections takes effect today. the fcc voted in december to repeal the rules aimed at preventing internet providers to blocking, speeding up or slowing down certain content. the fcc chairman called the regulations unnecessary and harmful. well, twitter's ceo jack dorsey is getting a lot of heat for his trip to a chick-fil-a in los angeles. dorsey posted a screen shot of the restaurant's mobile app, seemingly bothin bng about a 1 - bragging about a discount he rece

tracey carrasco in for cheryl casone. gerri: gerri willis in for lauren simonetti.sident trump stepping into release an executive order to keep immigrant families together. he remains as tough as ever and immigration policy. gerri: ellison barber has the details. >> illegal immigration continues to heat up with pictures of the white house will just make the situation worse. debate over immigration took center stage during a make america great again rally in minnesota. >> we are going to keep families together, but the border is going to be just as tough as it's been. >> this hours after president trump signed an executive order aimed at keeping families together across the southern border illegally. the order is aimed at keeping families together, but it does not change the administration's so-called zero-tolerance policy. the secretary of homeland security to maintain custody of alien families while criminal and proper injury or immigration proceedings play out. a 2015 ruling related from detaining to file a request to modify the settlement agreement and allow dhs

tripadvisor.com maria: well back seattle to repeal a controversial tax on amazon large companies in the city cheryl casoneers expected to vote to reverse the so-called head tax 275 dollars per employee today. city council passed the tax unanimously last mean, it would have raised 50 million dollars, to pay for homeless services affordable housing but officials say measure would create a prolonged political fight will look for other ways to help homeless. >> amazon hive up almost a quarter percent, deadline day for justice department, to hand over documents, concerning the fbi's alleged informant inside president trump's campaign house intelligence committee champagne devin nunes made demands in a letter friday the official says because rosenstein is out of the countr can't respond until thursday, there seems to be a delay nunes also wants the committee to see dominates not just ladders of the parties known as gang of 8. >> former president bill bill comments about former senator al franken met with strong criticism. >> cngedn terms of -- what you can do to somebody against their will how much you can crow

over the weekend i went to see ocean's 8 with cheryl casone. i loved it. tracee: i want to see it, talk about girl power? dominated the box office this weekend with $41.5 million, it's also the best opening for the ocean's franchise. typically we have seen george clooney, matt damon, this is the best that we've seen for the ocean's franchise and this movie, beat expectations, they were only expecting somewhere $35 million but you can see it did pretty well. heather: wow. the fashion in it was fantastic. but it's a movie that guys and girls would looking to see because it was great. well, the time now is about 15 minutes until the top of the hour and as president trump prepares to make history on the world stage, the left still refusing to accept it. >> for all i know the president tweeted us into a war can a country that doesn't exist. heather: graduation speech from hollywood actress and 5 years and $15 million later veterans and gold-star families have a place where they can heal. carley shimkus was there for the opening of camp guam and she's here with

i want to thank cheryl casone in new york. heryl: i'm so glad that you're out there. it's beautiful, maria. looks like a beautiful day, so excited to watch the rest of the show from our studio here. maria: we have exactly jam-packed program for the rest of the program. it's been a busy morning. busy day here, this was the first day, of course, on the course. it lived up to the reputation as one of the toughest courses in the country while some of the biggest names had rough outing, the tournament proving to be success for fans on site and on across country. joining commercial officer sarah, thank you so much for joining us. >> great to be here. maria: this is the trophy that the winner will get. sarah, they are only going to have it for a year. >> that's correct. the trophy, champion wins it on sunday, next year, he has to give it back to us to give the new champion. maria: when we were in commercial break jack brewer with me this morning said, is everybody's name on that, everybody's name is on that? that's incredible. from wh

cheryl casone he has headlines.e the motorcade driving through the streets, the north korean dictator expected to brief xi jinping on his summit from last week. the us and south korea confirmed they will suspend planning for the next joins military drill. gronk -- kim jung un in china. elon musk sending an email to the entire company claiming a tesla worker tried to sabotage tesla, they changed codes for tesla's manufacturing system on sensitive data to some third parties, there is an investigation underway on that, musk is warning short-sellers of tesla stock that their provisions will, quote, explode when tesla releases its production figures for the mass-market model 3 sedan. this is a troubled production line. tesla said it will make 5000 of the electric cars by the end of june. tesla shares were in premarket down 13/4%. jeff bezos richer than he has ever been before and keeping the title of the world's richest person, the real-time list of the world billionaires, $142 billion after his fortune grew 5 million $5

i'm cheryl casone appeared gerri: anat gerri willis. that is the debate. the immigration debate.and security secretary kirsten nielsen forced out of a mexican restaurant last night after an angry socialist mob confronted her. listen. >> shame on nielsen, shame on trump. shame on nielsen, shame on trump. shame on nielsen, shame on track. gerri: can even go to dinner. senior policies at the independent women's forum. state representative and republican u.s. senate candidate. this is a big issue for the trump administration entering iraq to of criticism for its family separation policy as you just heard. in a meeting with republicans last night lasting about an hour, he sidesteps the issue. two bills under consideration. when a compromise bill, when i heard were a pill. one will get traction. >> both bills will be difficult. the more hardline bill is especially hard to get passed through congress. a lot of republicans would rather just deal with the migrant family situation now and deal with immigration later. however, whatever approach they take the immigration reform needs to be d

cheryl season has th casone has. >> cheryl: the s.e.c.ees by improperly encouraging 34078 and pop investors to actively trade in high speed debt products. the bank neither admitted nor denied the allegations. shares of wells fargo are down about 11% so far this year. check this out, a group of good samaritans coming to the rescue, saving six people from a burning boat. >> get off! >> got com on come on, boys, les go. >> cheryl: only in florida. the 45-foot boat caught fire early yesterday morning off the coast of fort lauderdale. the crew was on a charter fishing trip, saw the fire, rushed over to rescue the people. the captain said it went from smoke to fire in three to four minutes. there were no reports of injuries from all of that. so, wow. and then finally, check this out. this is video, it's the best, from the madrid police department. this is a police dog performing cpr on an officer who is pre dented tdent tend -- pretendinge responsive. the dog pounces up and down on the officer's chest. he continues to save the cop until he stan

hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis today. david: good to see you, cheryl.vid asman this is after the bell. more on the big market movers. here is what else we're covering for you. mark your calendars. the summit for north korea is back on

i'm cheryl casone. kristina: good morning.ident trump pledging to end the war game on the korean penia as part of the deal for complete demutualization. what is the next step in this historic deal? cheryl: deirdre bolton is live from singapore on what we can expect next. good afternoon to you. >> thank you very much, cheryl and stina. secretary of state mike pompeo spending a lot of time in asia. at the end of the president's q&a yesterday that was after he briefed the media, took questions from reporters for about an hour. at the very, very and he said mike, now get to work. it's meant to be a joke, but not so much a joke. secretary pompeo lets singapore little bit earlier than the president. he went to seoul, south korea and then is going on to beijing. he is reviewing what you just mentioned, christina, the idea of the war game continuing or not continuing. a lot of confusion on that point. what i will say is one of the advisors to the south korean president wrote an op-ed piece in the "washington post." i'm going to be par

i'm cheryl casone. kristina: good morning. i'm kristina partsinevelos. how the fbi handled the hillary clinton e-mail address edition. several high-level officials including fbi or james, you're expected to face tough scrutiny of the justice department inspector general report. cheryl: kris jenkins live in washington with more. it's been a year we've been waiting for this. >> 18 months. clear afternoon scheduled for late reading because 500 plus pages of investigation in january of last year is coming in this result to be highly critical of the fbi and doj leadership. in particular, former fbi director james comey, deputy director andrew mccabe, beretta lynch and of course official agent peter strzok. bob goodlatte says they will finally get to see what really happened. >> i think it will put a lot of the missing pieces in the giant puzzle together. it's most important american people see this report because they think it's going to shed light on how the federal bureau of investigation is handled this whole investigation with regard to former secretary o

cheryl casone has the details, cheryl. cheryl: yeah, dagen.e commencement speaker was late night host jimmy fallon. >> you won't be classmates. you'll be -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> remember that it gets better. choose to move forward. don't let anything stop. cheryl: quite a moment. fallon with comic relief and heart felt message of hope to students. graduation coming months after the shoing in parkland that left 17 people dead, 4 students killed would have graduated yesterday. well, a crisis for mgm resorts, has raised labor agreement with union, mgm in approving contracts with union workers avoiding what could have been a major disruption in business as game 5 t sey cup finals are returning to vegas and employees celebrating. details not disclosed but casino workers have been asking for increase in wages and benefits for the last several weeks. finally this, another successful launch overnight for spacex, the rocket carrying a massive communication satellite, this is going to bring data and broadband services to asia, australia and the mid

hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis today. david: good to see you, cheryl. thank you for coming. thank you all for coming. i'm david asman this is after the bell. more on the big market movers. here is what else we're covering for you. mark your calendars. the summit for north korea is back on june 12th in singapore. the president making a surprise announcement after meeting with kim jong-un's right-hand man and receiving a letter from the north korean leader, a letter the president says he still hasn't opened. latest details from the white house. the president making remarks defending new steel and aluminum tariffs kicking in for canada, mexico, and european union, saying behind closed doors our allies admit trade deals tilted in their favor. forbes media chairman steve forbes whether the latest move could dent the president's economic growth agenda which came shining through with those jobs numbers. >>> the cost of the mueller probe coming in at nearly 17 million bucks. what about all the time diverted from presidential duties? we'll talk to "washington ex

cheryl casone with details on his condition. >> of course waiting for more details now.ting them. good morning to you. the white hse says larry kudlow is recovering or maimed very mild heart attack. has in turn shared. here's a tweet. a great very kudlow has been working so hard on trade and economy suffered a heart attack. he's at walter reed medical center and the white house has asked acted to make a full and speedy recovery. well, the senate to remove the trump administration to less financial penalties against zte. the chinese telecom company had agreed to pay $1 billion fine as part of an agreeme allowing to buy components from u.s. companies. zte has been accused in the past of violating sanctions by selling equipment to north korea and iran. the bipartisan amendment is part of the annual defense pending bill. well, today is primary day in five different dates. maine, nevada, south carolina and virginia. virginia one of the est battlegrounds for the house that democrats were hoping to retake four seats there. six democrats are competing to take on republican barba

united states and frankly europe and canada and mÉxico and, of course, china, hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone i'm in for liz claman, thank for joining us on countdown as we cover the market-moving event. of course, markets did move on all of this news immediately falling to the lows of the session. session on dow was down 77. the high was 41. now we are down 19. s&p is down 1. here we go. we are fight to go get back in positive territory. we shall see, we have more than half an hour to go. session low 77 hit right after the 2:00 p.m. announcement. but, again, the markets coming back and particularly coming back as he was speaking and as you can see, the market is holding strong right now and we were only down a point on s&p 500, that could change at any moment. joining me now to break down the press conference, fed's moves bryan, former market analyst at the new york fed, we also have a good friends wells fargo senior economy mark, big day for both. bryan, i want start with you on this, you saw the fed evolve over the years, jarome powell positive about the economy, unemployment at 3.8%, even

cheryl casone has the details. earlier this morning. conagra brands buying pinnacle foods, $10.9 billion in cash and stock. this is between the two packaged food companies, it works out to $68 for each pinnacle foods share. shares of both conagra and pinnacle lower in premarket trading, though, especially conaow more than -- well, at 7.5% right now. pinnacle as well. two stocks to watch today. a man arrested after jumping onto the wing of a plane on the tarmac. the 19-year-old barefooted man in his underwear also pounding on passenger windows. this happened at atlanta's hartfield jackson airport. he's been charged with criminal trespassing, public indecency and obstruction of law enforcement officers. we don't know how he managed to get onto the tarmac of an airport in his underwear. okay, imagine fing from new york to london in just two hours. well, boeing maine can do it. -- maybe can do it. the company unveiled a jet that could make the triple a mach5. 'that's three times faster than the concord. the plane will

cheryl casone is in new york with details.d ramos has been charged with five counts of first degree murder. he goes before a judge at 10:30 this morning. he's accused of killing five people in a, quote, targeted attack at the capital gazette newsroom in annapolis. he sued the paper for defamation over their reporting on him. he also waged a social media campaign against them. new this morning, police are now denying reports they had trouble i.d.ing ray more early on because he -- ramos early on because he had mutilated fingers. police departments have stepped up patrols outside of newsroom across the country. officers have been posted outside of the new york times building in new york, as well as abc news headquarters in new york. these deployments made out of an abundance of caution. police are sweeping through the baltimore sun's building. that is the capital gazette, which is owned by the baltimore sun. the gazette did liv did publishs morning. the staff worked through the night to make the morning deadline. well, it is the