i'm cheryl casone. tracee: another busy monday. trump says he's willing to do just that if it means security for borders. cheryl: kris jenkins live in washington he's not expect it to take action anytime soon. >> the president wants it now and he's willing to do whatever it takes to get us treating yesterday that i would googling to shut down government of the the democrats and activists opposed for more security which includes wall. lottery, catch and release based on merit. we need to get people coming into our country. this is where things appear to stand heading into the weekend. senate majority leader mitch mccollum's kicker paul via met last week over avoiding the shut down, suggesting a bridge to get the government up and the october 1st deadline saying it would be preferable to an all-out standoff with democrats and this comes after mcconnell told the kentucky radio station on friday that funding for the wall would likely wait until after the midterms. the reaction from democrats to the president suggesting this could escala

i'm cheryl casone. gerri: i'm gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. trade to the nasdaq under a lot of pressure. we look at that news in a moment. first, some breaking news overnight. a homemade him exploded near the u.s. embassy in beijing. police said the blast injured the 26 year old man holding the device made out of fireworks. the u.s. embassy was not damaged. >> authorities say the suspect is from mongolia and treated at the hospital. his motive remains unclear. thankfully no one else was hurt. trade tensions between the u.s. and china grow. cheryl: meanwhile, we are tracking two big stories this morning. first commissioners of facebook punching an extended trading on disappointing quarterly results. developments on trade in the european union. cheryl: president trump declared a new phase in u.s. relationship with the e.u. more on this story from her on blake burman. >> president trump and john called juncker avoiding a trade war between the united states and the european union. announcing major trade calls so long as both sides negotiate in goo

>> or cheryl casone. lea: the military burden in my fight against california wildfires as 100,000 acres are turned to ash. and a story of a shark napper still in a shark from an aquarium in a baby stroller. let's take a look at u.s. stock market futures. s&p higher by five, nasdaq higher by 11. you are watching a "fbn:am." stay with us. ♪ urance? yea,that and homeowners, renters, motorcycle and boat insurance. huh.that's nice. what happens when you catch a fish? gecko: whoa. geico. more than just car insurance. see how much you could save at geico.com. i'm ok! too hot to work? nah. this is the gator xuv835. with game-changing heat and air, it's never too anything for anything. ♪ ♪ build and run apps anywhere you like, while keeping your competitors at bay. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. cheryl: welcome back. it's good to cut up when it's happening right now. creatures under tuesday at under tuesday at a big earnings from apple after the close of a pivot up 11, s&p of three of the of three

i'm cheryl casone. gerri: it's exciting. great to see that happen with google yesterday. cheryl: shares of alphabet, the parent company of google. earnings from the company soaring despite a record antitrust fine for the e.u. that actually happened just last week. alphabets adjusted profit crushing analysts is out to easily the expectation. traffic acquisition costs of google base to drive users actually came in lower than expected. all good news pictures of alphabet higher and the premarket after an all-time high in extended trading. more reaction to these numbers later on in the show. gerri: president trump welcoming american business owners to the white house for the second annual native american showcase. the event designed to display and celebrate products made right here in the u.s.a. cheryl: hillary bond with the details from the white house. >> good morning cheryl and gerri. all 50 states looking at a roster of american-made products. >> we have snow boots from colorado, cowboy boots from texas, baseball bats from pennsylvania, and at 35 stealth fighter outside its

i am cheryl casone. gerri: gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. : president trump not stepping on trade. he will be imposing terrace until he secures better trade deals for the u.s. an exclusive interview with maria bartiromo is those countries are ready to deal. >> way of the worst trade deals in the world. they say how much do they lose at this country. we are going to make a reciprocal, make it fair. and i will tell you that you don't know about this, but every country is calling every day saying let's make a deal. let's make a deal. >> let's prevent her grammar, max permit the robert f. kennedy human rights organization. good morning. i want to start with you on the issue for the european market. the e.u. has been threatening retaliation. listen to what he said once again about his views on europe visit trade worker. >> the european union is possibly a status china, just mohler. the european union, take a look at the car situation. we can't send our cars in. they don't want our farm products. so they want to protect their farmers. gerri: does h

i'm cheryl casone. gerri: and gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: a lot of breaking news. i have to tell you that second sequel to the ant man supposedly is hysterical. gerri: that's about my speed. cheryl: a lot of breaking news this morning. officials in thailand resuming the operation to rescue the remaining poison their soccer coach from a flooded cave. they lashed the region once again to replenish air tanks along the route. before they go into. 4:00 in the afternoon in thailand waiting for updates right now. >> boys have been trapped in a cave for more than two weeks. a diver died last week while preparing for the rescue mission. meanwhile, elon musk is testing a small tiny submarine that can be sent to thailand. showing being tested at the swimming pool at amazing. drink it took them six or so hours to put together. they will send it come arise in 17 hours from now and if they can use it, great. if not, it can be helped another operation down the line. quite a feat. gerri: i love the way he responds. elon musk getting involved here. train to the second rescue missio

i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning. i am tracey carrasco and for lauren simonetti. drink your netflix is playing extra i will go ahead. a lot to get to this morning. a lot of this happening on your holiday. china says it will not fire the first shot in a trade fight with the u.s. beijing making the announcement is the u.s. and china prepare to impose tariffs on each other tomorrow. the u.s. has to hit china to 25% tariff on $35 billion worth of chinese products in china is due to retaliate same day with terrorists on an equal amount of u.s. export. cheryl: president trump telling maria bartiromo she is focused on straightening out the trade deal. >> would have a trade with china. nobody bothered to make a deal. l. church 25% for a card which urged to .5%. you've used the numbers on the show and i don't want to bore people. we have the worst trade deals in the world. we are losing money with everybody. tracee: german chancellor angela merkel warning any u.s. tariffs on imports from europe could trigger a trade war. it was not a tiny% tariff on european cars as e.u. t

i'm cheryl casone. gerri: and gerri willis and for lauren simonetti. d it's not for 31:00. cheryl: after president trump wraps up the high-stakes summit in finland yesterday, we are here for that. he tried to reassure americans the u.s. would have a better relationship with russia. many within trump's own party would fire back at the president's performance. adviser to newt gingrich treated president trump must clarify his statements in helsinki on our intelligence system and written as the most serious mistake of his presidency and must be corrected immediately. senator lindsey graham is optimistic ahead of the meeting treated this opportunity by president trump to hold bush accountable for 2016 meddling and deliver a strong warning regarding future elections. president trump will be seen by russia as a sign of weakness and pray far more problems than it solves. senator john mccain treated today's press conference in helsinki was one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president in memory. let's bring in democratic republican strategist

cheryl casone has more details. cheryl: this is in britain.ple were poisoned by the same lethal toxin that almost killed a russian spy and his daughter back in march. it was developed by the soviet union. it's not clear whether the new victims were intentionally targeted. they remain in critical condition right now. well, jaguar land rover warning, 4,000 jobs and $100 billion in investment dollars could be in jeep ajeopardy if britain makesl to leave the european union. they are being called to continue a trade relationship with the e.u. two pilots, both men, have filed lawsuits against 18-year-old billionaire nick kafarella. he is the chairman and chief executive of national beverage. the suit claims unwanted touching happened on more than 30 trips from 2014 to 2016. national beverage and cafarella denied the allegations. shares are up 13% this year. well, seattle's got a new solution for the homeless problem. you're going to pay for it. liberal city leaders are using taxpayer money to buy plane tickets to send homeless people to stay with fa

friday july 6th, good morning i'm cheryl casone. tracee: good morning, tracee carrasco in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: 34 billion in chinese goods have now taken effect. airplane parts, farm equipment, president trump did talk about strong stance on trade during big rally in montana last night. >> i respect china and i respect president xi but they've been killing us. $507 billion in trade deficit. not a free trader. no, the war was lost. we are going to win it because we have all the cards. you know that if we knocked down the trade deficit, right, trade deficit by just a little bit 25%, question do that easily. that's easy. if we do that, we pick up 1 point in gdp, does anybody know that? $3 trillion and that's 10 million jobs. cheryl: 12:01 a.m. eastern time the u.s. imposed tariffs on china and commerce ministry has sent, quote, china did not fire shot but to defend core interest of people and have no choice but strike back as necessary. tracee: country's foreign min city beijing has begun implementing tariffs on u.s. goods in r

i'm cheryl casone. gerri: good morning. i'm gerri willis. for a bruising confirmation battle. >> that we defeat brett kavanaugh. >> must not become the next justice on the supreme court. >> will stand to enter nominate. no kavanaugh will take away a constitutional right. cheryl: is this just fear mongering by the left and what a judge brett kavanaugh on the bench. fox news contributor jim ellis and strategist howard franklin. guys, good morning. i want a first dive into its going to happen on the political side of it with the republicans. if john mccain doesn't come back to washington to vote on the grid of 50 to 49 democratic senate. as it sits right now. susan collins of maine, lisa murkowski of alaska are both pro-choice candidate in roe v. wade is there for the rallying cries of the supreme court seems to be a big issue with regards to the confirmation. >> it is a big issue, but at the same time that both of the senators understand the confirmation hearings are all about, it's to ask potential nominees that they will faithfully apply the

adam: and i am adam schapiro and four cheryl casone. gerri: it is the gender equality program today. so much going on today. i want to focus not on putin, but what is going on in the markets in the economy. breaking this morning, google reporting a record $500 billion fine for the european union for breaking antitrust laws. the european commission has been investigating the alleged dominance of software that runs smartphones. the e.u. antitrust chief holding this conference at 7:00 a.m. eastern. shares of google's apparent offer better lower in premarket trading. >> president trump and serious damage control mode backpacking from remarks on russia's meddling in the 2016 election facing a barrage of criticism from the left and right. the president said he misspoke and does indeed except the conclusion of u.s. intelligence. >> i have full faith and support for america's great intelligence , always have. i have felt strongly that while russia's actions had no impact at all on the outcome of the election, let me be totally clear in saying a

i'm cheryl casone. gerri: day two of the nato summit in brussels. president trump arriving for the next round of talks. yesterday he lashed out at nato allies demanding a double military spending while at the same time questioning nato's value. the president's most directed attack aimed at germany. here is late-night treats. presidents tried unsuccessfully for years to get germany other rich nato nations to may more -- pay more. the u.s. pays tens of billions of dollars, too much to subsidize and loses big on trade and on top of it all, germany started paying russia come in the country they want protection from come of billions of dollars coming out of the new pipeline from russia. all nato nations must meet their 2% commitment and that must ultimately go to 4%. cheryl: german chancellor angela merkel shooting back saying that germany is the second-largest provider of nato troops after the united states. she also pointed out that she grew up in the soviet occupied area of east germany. after the summit, trump is heading to london and will hold talks

adam: adam shapiro for cheryl casone.ri: some children are dead after powerful storm in missouri causes a duck boat to capsize, look at the pictures, 31 people were on board, dive teams working through the night finding several others still missing, officials say it sunk to the bottom of the lake as intense thunderstorms in the area. two adults listed in critical condition. the ntsb investigating why the boat was out in such rough waters. adam: tornadoes ripping through iowa injuring at least 17 people. gerri: those pictures. >> oh, my god, oh, my god, honey, get inside, there just went a house. adam: tornadoes formed suddenly and while people were still working inside that factory. >> there went a house, wow. okay, in washington, president trump taking aim at both federal reserve and european union, trump in televised interview says, quote, he's not happy about the fed's two rate hikes adding that the rates go up when it shows sign of growth. presidents specifically don't make comments and polzy, the federal reserve rega

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone am very upset about the ritz cracker recall.the list with some peanut butter. that the way to go. there was a lot happening over the weekend. alexandria ocasio-cortez is now the leading figure in the democratic socialist movement. but there's growing concern concern among many democrats in general that the left could tilt against them from the turn time. >> there is a leader within the democratic party. nancy pelosi, you support her. >> i need to get to congress first. in winning the general election. >> tom perez, headed dnc says she's the future of the party. >> i hope she is because they show such a dramatic shift for the radical left. >> jenna alice, the policy direct terror with the family institute. democratic strategists in the pluralism project. good morning. >> good morning, cheryl. i want to start with doing what's going on your party. dems may 23 republican seats to overtake the house majority. they focus on 25 districts are clicking one in trump early one. is that the right strategy for your party right now? >> first

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. trump holding a bilateral breakfast at the nato summit early this morning and he came out swinging, putting nato allies on notice. >> we are in germany, france, everybody and yet we are paying a lot of money to protect. it is very unfair to our countries and taxpayers. they have to step it up that over 10 years. step it up immediately. i don't think it's fair to the united states. we have to do something because we are not going to put up with it. it's inappropriate. cheryl: inappropriate. is this the right stance to take? gunnery sergeant and democratic strategist antwan seaway. good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: this is your warehouse, defense spending. this is something the president had on his mind as he was flying over there. we knew he would bring us this issue in particular. the lack of countries meeting their goals, targets put in place. look at the united states. we are of course being the biggest chunk of change right now. the president seems to have a point, but is this

it is monday, july 16th, good morning everybody, i'm cheryl casone. lad to see see you bright and early. i'm gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: we're two hours a way from president trump's historic sit down with russian president vladmir putin. the world watches closely to see how the president handles critical items with agenda meddling at top of the list. gerri: blake burman is live in hello sing ski. good morning to you, blake. reporter: president trump has been up and at it for a little while, having breakfast with the finnish president before the sit-down with vladmir putin. ending that, as cameras were brought in the president was asked about the upcoming meeting with putin. he gave very brief remarks saying," we'll do just fine. in the-up the president is down playing any sort of expectations that might come from today. listen. >> i frankly don't expect, i go in with very low expectations. i think getting along with russia is a good thing. it is possible we won't. i think we're greatly hampered by the whole witch-hunt going on in the

in cheryl casone.to me face-to-face with prime minister theresa may about 20 minutes or so from now. on monday he is spinning with russian president vladimir putin and finland. i have anticipated meeting debated across the war was some wondering if it's the right move for the president. a new fox news poll shows that 59% believed the meeting between trump and putin is a good idea. how was that meeting going to go? 31% believe will walk away with a better deal. here to weigh in as little coffee at the heritage foundation. good morning. >> good morning, cheryl. cheryl: americans seem to want to see this meeting happened but they're not optimistic about the outcome. is this a good idea? >> admitted the american public is correct on this. it's important they around the world can meet and we were meeting with leaders of the soviet union during the height of the cold war and u.s. and russia relations are very new right now, there's no reason the two leaders shouldn't be. the important thing for president tru

cheryl casone has the details.papa johns, their board has voted to adopt a poison bill aimed to preventing john schnatter getting controlling stake in the company that he founded with one pizza oven, schnatter owns 29%, things may be changing now. shares of papa johns down 8% so far this year. well, this is fascinating, images of hawaii's kilauea volcano, big island businesses are asking for lava viewing site somewhere on the island but authorities haven't found a safe way to do this. pressures mounting from local merchants and tour guides who have seen tourism industry completely drop off on the island since it began erupting in may and that small town is right near the volcano, it's the entry gate to volcano in that park. and then here is this, one company going where no man has gone before and making a star trek inspired vodka, ten forward vodka after spaceship bar that's featured in tv show. the company will show small vodka in atmosphere to ensure, quote, every portion of every bottle will contain vodka offici

cheryl casone with details. -year-old molly's digit info that includes her fitbit always wore instagram and snapchat data to track her whereabouts put a time line together the night she despaired on a run last seen jogging in hometown brooklyn iowa a week ago the information is a key piece of the investigation, it is not being made public, at this time but they are getting data, off her devices. >> all right check out incredible video dozens of people forge a human chain to save swimmer from at a riptide you can see them walk on emerald isle north carolina crews got involved sadly unable to revive a 41-year-old-year-old after they pulled him out of water, water looks -- terrifying, summer a lot of times do not heed warnings that is what happened tommy hilfiger, is offering rewarding to customers who wore smart clothing with tracking how often customers wear to it apply concert tickets merchandise hopes interest will create a microcommunity of brand investors. there is this this is fun paul ryan posted a video rea

cheryl casone has details. 360,000 americans with overdue taxes will be denied if they don't settle up debt this comes as irs issuing details on enforcement of a law that actually passed in 2015 irs sending names in batches to the state department, okay? scott pruitt has resigned, as the environmental protection aggregation chief, here is what he said in that resignation letter quote unrelenting attacks on me plernlt my family unprecedented a sizable toll an all of us president trump tweeted i accepted the resignation of scott pruitt as administrator of the environ protection agency within agency scott has done an outstanding job i will always be thankful to him for this today's "new york post" cover kind of making a joke out of the resignation when haven'ts survivor season two pruitt stepping down in multiple allegations against him so many hard to name all misusing taxpayer money rented apartment from lobbyist his away's business dealings several ethics investigations open on him that is it tesla, available fo

cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: the u.s.tizens in haiti not to travel to the airport unless they confirm their flight is actually departing. american church groups and volunteer are stranded after violent protests over fuel prices caused many flight cancellations. at least three people have been killed in these protests since friday. and they're still going. well, back here at home, if you're a costco shopper, get ready for changes at the food court. the company has announced its revamped menu. they're replacing the polish hot dog with healthier options, like organic burgers and even salads. the classic combo will remain on the menu because that's a smoking deal. shares of costco up 12% this year. i love eating at costco. it's so much fun. finally, i have a positive story about an animal on an airline to bring you. take a look at this. flight attendants sprung into action after darci, a french bulldog, started to have double breathing. her tongue turned blue. the couple that owned her was flying to massachusetts. the crews s

cheryl casone has the details. electing their candidate as the republican nominee for governor today. the runoff comes after neither the state's secretary of state, brian kemp or casey cagle won more than 50% of an earlier vote. kemp has president trump's support. cagle is endorsed by that i than diehl but i plagued by the relee of tapes, one of which he offers money for an endorsement. there is another food recall. four different flavors of goldfish crackers are being recalled because one of the ingredients could be tainted. they were distributed throughout the united states. shares of mondelez are down less than 1% so far this year. is she a cheap date or does she have good taste? one woman using a dating app got her wish when she said her yid a of a perfect first date is at costco. one bargain loving guy said that's great. she posted photos showing the pair sharing costco ice cream. they had a few free samples. no word if they bought anything together or who paid if they bought anything. there's your perfect date

cheryl casone has details. cheryl: pfizer says it's going to completely reorganize.n to reorganize its three businesses. one will be a hospital business unit for anti-infections and sterile injectables. the changes will be effective in fiscal 2019. this is after they reversed a price hike on select drugs. shares of pfizer are flat in the premarket. they gained 3% this year. fire forcing thousands of people to evacuate l.a.'s iconic griffith observ obesrvatory. the fire damaged some cars parked in the area. luckily, nobody was hurt. there was a huge plume of smoke you could see that was visible throughout the city. this happened as high heat and high winds have fanned dozens of fires in the area. a wildfire erupted on the california, oregon border torched more than 36,000 acres and has destroyed about 82 homes so far. more weather for you, a tornado whipping through north dakota overnight that killed a newborn baby. the deadly twister destroyed more than 100 homes in an rv park with winds reaching up to 135 miles an hour. the storm injured more than two dozen people.

i'm cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo. it is monday, 30th. -- july 30th.s season is rolling off. caterpillar is kicking things off this morning. investors are watching apple. they are reporting after tomorrow's close. investors are eyeing the economy. mike pence weighed in on the gdp report which showed the economy grew at a 4.1% rate. another issue affecting business, trade with china. >> for too long china has had unfettered access to the american economy and the american consumer. it's essential that we protect intellectual property from being stolen by interest in china. cheryl: maria's exclusive interview with vice president pence including a never before scene tour inside his office in the white house is straight ahead. checking the markets, futures point to a mixed bag this morning. the dow is higher by 20 points. the s&p is down 1 1/2 and the nasdaq is down 10 1/2. this is after a down day that we got on friday. there was weakness in the technology sector weighing on the rest of the market. nasdaq lost 1.5% on friday, so a lot going on there. a lot

cheryl casone on headlines now. istration is attempting to repair relations with mexico. secretary of state mike pompeo leading a team to mexico city for meetings with the president-elect. he won in a landslide victory back on july 1st. joining pompeo, president trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, homeland security secretary continu kirstin nielsd steven mnuchin. well, the number of salmonella cases linked to recalled honey smacks cereal continues to grow. the cdc says 100 people in 33 states have become sick just since march. all honey smacks cereals were recalled last month. mcdonald's is facing a big food safety issue. more than 100 people in illinois and iowa came down with an intensity nail illness after eating the company's salads. they are removing salads from some midwest restaurants, replacing them with salads from a different supplier. going back to the honey smacks story, shares of kellogg's are up 4 this this morning. mcdonald's is down 7%. this is something else. wait until you see he these pictures. kids

cheryl casone with the details. yl: emmanuel lopez charged with murder for the death of police officer as well as bystander. was responding for a call, lopez took gun and shot him in the head. lopez wounded and arrested after a shootout that also killed bystander. officer war veteran, leaves behind a wife and two children. three police officers shot in kansas city, two officers were working undercover in motel. a third officer shot while searching for the same suspect. all three officers, luckily are in stable condition this morning. well, earning season in high gear now and this week's will be the busiest from the financial sector, we been hearing as you mention a few moments ago bank of america this morning, earnings expect today jump nearly 25% from a year ago thanks in part to the federal reserve latest hike in interest rate. netflix to report latest earnings after the bell. earnings expected to soar more than 400% from a year ago, yeah, shares of bank of america and netflix are higher in premarket trading. all r

cheryl casone has details. ght, dagen, pfizer's latest results came in better than expected as the company raises its profit outlook for the entire year. fypfizer cut the revenue outlook due to the stronger dollar. pfizer shares are down a little more than 3/4 of a percent right now. procter & gamble out with better than expected earnings per share but revenue came in short of expectations. shares of p & g are lower ahead of the opening bell, down almost 2%. we are also watching this morning the fang stocks, facebook, apple, apple of course getting earnings after the bell, a amazon, netflix and google's parent alphabet, the nasdaq composite closed down 1.5% on growth concerns about the technology sector in general. that's as one closely watched index of the fang stocks slid into correction territory yesterday. we're watching a lot of the names in particular today. also watching this for you, more trouble at chipotle. the chain shut down a restaurant in ohio following reports of as many as 12 customers getting si

cheryl casone has more. e lawsuit against more than 1,000 victims of shooting. they are arguing in a suit that it isn't liable for any injury or death, saying the resort took all necessary precautions approved by the department of homeland security to protect against the attack. remember back in october, a man opened fire on a concert crowd from a window of the mandalay bay suite. the attorneys who represent some victims accuse mgm of judge shopping. they say it's really just sad that they would stoop to this level. 58 people were killed in that shooting that left 850 people injured. shares of mgm are down about 7% this year. well, a wildfire nearly doubling in size. that fire now spreading to nearly 9300 acres leaving a blanket of smoke hanging over much of yosemite park. just 2% of the fire has been contained. it could become a major threat to yosemite. one firefighter has already died battling that blaze. well, adidas likes being green. the company is expanding its use of recycled plastics, promising to el

cheryl casone with the details.rea, kentucky senator said the unnamed man had called the bowling green office and threatened to kill them and chop up his family with an ax. he now has security at his side all day 20 for seven. treated things for the arrests. he was on the baseball diamond when he opened fire and shot several congressional staffers. he also was tackled by his own neighbor while mowing his lawn that the bowling green home. breaking news this morning. the u.s. justice department has subpoenaed seven night over compliance with correction laws. they want documents in nigeria, congo and venezuela. it is her grant the request and will provide further information in due course. down sharply in london. company stock has fallen 9% this year. facebook facing more tough questions about it data sharing scandal. questioning facebook about how cambridge analytical purchase data without their consent. facebook in cambridge analytical have provided conflicting accounts of what facebook know about how the data would

cheryl casone has headlines. million to help news organizations produce online videos. they are changing their supporto support trusted media providers. youtube is going to begin showing short text previews of news stories in video search results and warnings that the stories can change as the events change. shares of alphabet are higher in the premarket, up a quarter percent. time hop, which is an app that shows users earlier social media posts, is reporting a data breach affecting 21 million users. the company says the compromised information includes names, e-mail addresses and phone numbers. they say the hackers were able to gain access to use is' posts on twitter, facebook and instagram through tokens which have been discontinued. a data breach nonetheless. well, then there's this, a group of first responders are being praised for going beyond the call of duty after a man suffered a heart attack while he was working outside on his lawn. this happened in florida. he was rushed to the hospital. the firefighter

adam: i am adam shapiro and four at cheryl casone. drinking a lot going on and a lot of news to cover. into policy again. adam: a lot of people watching all of this. gerri president trump holding russian president vladimir putin responsible after appearing to boot the russian president over u.s. intelligence. president trump trying to make things clear. you disagree the russian metal than the 2016 election. >> but you haven't condemned prudent specific. do you hold him responsible? >> i would because he's in charge of the country just like i'm responsible for things that happened in this country. as leader of the country would have to hold them responsible, yes. >> administration officials again shifting into damage control when the president appeared to say that he did not believe russia was trying to influence this year's midterms. gerri blake burman reports from washington. >> the white house having to fend off concerns that president trump doesn't that the intelligence community's assessment of the relates to russia. the director

i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman, let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ cheryl: we begin with some breakings we're just getting in to our newsroom. fox news has confirmed that one person has been found dead in the fire zone at the oregon and california state line. it's a very -- there's a lot of trees in this area if you've ever been to that portion of the country. cal fire did not provide further information regarding the victim, but about 8,000 acres have already burned there. many structures in the hornbrook, california, area have also been destroyed. california governor jerry brown has now declared a sate of emergency for that area. -- a state of emergency for that area. we're going to continue to follow developments out of the fire at the california/oregon border out west. >>> but here in new york we're watching markets very closely. stocks rallying on this final day of a shortened holiday week. they're really shrugging off trade concerns thanks to that strong june jobs report that came out 8:30 a.m. eastern time this morning. the dow, the s&p 500, the nasdaq set to close higher for a

hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis today.dam shapiro in for david asman. this is "after the bell." we're awaiting a big report from

ongoing saga over 21st century fox's bidding war we're less than an hour to the closing bell i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman, let's start the countdown. well, we are getting some breaking news right now, just moments ago, the wall street journal reporting that preparations for saudi aramco's hotly anticipated 100 million ip o actually stalled. now this ipo would have created the largest ipo in history and holdups leaving government officials most closely tied to those process over whether the i po will even happen. now a spokesman declined to comment on the support from the journal so we'll keep you posted of course and the possibility of the aramco ipo may be off, on hold. we shall see and now to the markets the major averages rally ing after the 4th of july holiday remember you had the shorten shortened session on tuesday and then the markets were off yesterday trade tensions taking a step back the dow is up 159 points we're kind of clawing back just a little bit again that session high was 197. to the s&p we're up 20 points but now we're actually just off a session highs and looking at

cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: uber resumed testing of self-driving cars in pittsburgh. in manual mode with a human driver in control. the decision made four months after uber suspended the testing program nationally after one of the self-driving cars killed a woman in arizona. meanwhile, some other uber news. the company hitting 10 billion completed trips across rides and deliveries and more than 20 countries, one year after uber hit 5 billion trips. i'm going to steal your line from earlier. this dmv workers should be one of the most rested employees ever. a california dmv worker caught sleeping on the job. get this, according to an audit, the worker slept three hours a day for nearly four years. even worse, the report says her supervisors knew about the problem, didn't do anything about it. estimated cost to california taxpayers for the napping, more than $40,000. okay, two space rocket launches within 15 minutes to show you. a rocket launched over the atlantic ocean carrying four satellites. this launch for the european commission. and moments ago, spacex's falcon 9

hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis today. adam: i'm adam shapiro in for david asman. this is "after the bell." we're awaiting a big report from amazon out any minute. as we wait for that, we go straight to nicole petallides on the new york stock exchange what is moving markets today and i bet part of it was facebook? >> absolutely. that weighed across the board. it goes down in history as the big estesoloff for facebook itself, the biggest loss for any company ever, losing 120 billion in market cap in a single day. as i said, we have had a mixed market. the dow is higher. led by boeing, 3m, travelers. on the downside we saw facebook tumbling. the profit margins. daily active users, monthly active users, ad rates, guidance. it went from record high yesterday to near bear market territory as we close here at 176. 174 would have been the bear market territory. on the other hand airlines did jump higher. this entire group did very well. american airlines itself, up 4.7 and that is because of the return to revenue growth for next

cheryl: hello, i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers. here is what else we cover this very busy friday hour. president trump taking a victory lap after new reports show the economy grew at at the fastest pace in four years during the quarter. we'll dive into the numbers. new evidence of progress with north korea. kim jong-un handing over 55 cases said to contain the remains of american soldiers skilled in the korean war. what this means for the peace process going forward. it is a very, very bad day for twitter. shares plunging after this morning's earnings report. the company is taking a lot of heat allegedly limiting visibility of prominent republicans in its search results. we have rnc chairwoman ronna romney mcdaniel. she says it happened to her. she will tell us all about it coming up. adam: we want to go back to the markets. the dow falling, still ending in the green for the week. that is the fourth in a row. that marks the longest winning streak in six months. nicole petallides on floor of ne

cheryl: hello, i'm cheryl casone in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell."at else we cover this very busy friday hour. president trump taking a victory lap after new reports show the economy grew at at

cheryl casone has the details on that. cheryl: good morning.ployee, martin trip, has filed a formal tip with the securities and exchange comission. it alleges that elon musk's car company misled investors and made faulty batteries. he alleging that tesla overstated production of model 3 vehicles, allegedly inflating the numbers by as much as, get this, 44%. musk of course accused trip of attempting to sabotage the company. he filed a lawsuit against trip for allegedly hacking its computers. shares of tesla higher in the premarket, up more than 1 1/4%. sears is tightening its best once again as -- belt once again as the financial struggles continue. the company is laying off 200 more workers, most of the job cuts coming at the headquarters in illinois. the ceo says the move is aimed at returning the company to profitability. last year sears turned a profit was in 2010. since then, they have been closing thousands of stores. shares of sears more than 30% to the downside for the year. that's the year-to-date chart in front of you. and then finally

cheryl casone has the details now. nt there is confronting a struggling economy and the trump administration increased its pressure on that country. the u.s. warning its allies to stop importing oil from iran by november 4th or face sanctions. hundreds of people taking to the streets in the southwestern city to protest dirty drinking water. that protest turned into a broader message against the government. you spoke about the unrest in iran in your exclusive interview with president trump. >> iran's no longer thinking about the mediterranean. they're thinking about themselves. they're having riots all over. maria: are they enriching uranium? >> if they do they'll have a big problem. cheryl: some ear medication may get more expensive. the financial times is reporting that pfizer raised prices on nearly 100 drugs by an average of 20%. the increase began june 1st on 91 products including best sellers like viagra. it's the second time this year the drug maker raised prices on a lot of its products. president trump vowed to

it's going to be moderated by cheryl cason, georgetown university law center and as she noted, she's a noted author and you have her bio in the program which even that doesn't give full service ofher work . the extension ownership but as described, she was a clerk to justice thurgood marshall and i think a very important part of her resume is that she said she is a proud daughter of parents from alabama who were civil rights activists. i will note that in a special edition time magazine, inspector passion was quoted about her reflections on the legacy of thurgood marshall and as she described his cultural dexterity, described it as an ability to relate to people who resist change and to those who want to be a part of it. before she said yes, i think justice marshall and what he stood for both before he ascended to the badge and while he was on the bench and the ideals around represent our best aspirations for this country. even if we had achieved them. ladies and gentlemen, panel, distinguished conditions and a moderator of excellence. professor cassian and she willintroduce the pane

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