see in cheryl casone can keep the rally going. i suspect she can. cheryl: all about the positive attitude neil. i'm cheryl casone a lot breaking now. kneel talked about it. really nice rally on wall street this afternoon president trump struck a last minute deal with canada. called the united states mexico canada trade deal. we'll talk about it. hello, everybody. i'm cheryl casone i'm in for trish regan today. welcome to the teleagainst report. -- "the intelligence report." now under this new deal america will now have greater access to, this is big, canada's dairy market. we were stripped out of that before. coming up, republican congressman tom reed is going to be here what all this means for farmers in new york, a huge dairy-producing state. >>> also breaking today, the supreme court kicking off its new term today with only eight justices after the senate has delayed its confirmation vote for judge brett kavanaugh pending an fbi investigation. coming up a live report from washington where we stand at this hour on the confirmation fight and the fbi

cheryl casone on headlines now. rnalist hasn't been heard from since he walked into the saudi consistene last week. his disappearance stoked population that riad was involved in his disappearance. saudi officials are denying knowing what happened to him. turkish media published surveillance footage which they say shows evidence of a plot linked to the disus disappearan. this happens as there's a report that u.s. intelligence agencies intercepted saudi officials discussing a plan to capture him. his ph fiance is asking presidet trump to intervene. she made her case in a op ed in the washington post. he is a valuable person, she says, a courageous man who has been fighting for his principles. well, there is a new sign that former new york city mayor, michael bloomburg, may be serious about considering a 2020 presidential bid. on instagram he said i have reregistered as a democrat. i have been a member for most of my life because we need democrats to provide the checks and balance our nation so badly needs. bloomburg sp

in new york, it is wednesday october 3rd, good morning, i'm cheryl casone. ren: halfway through the week. good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: i like the joy for the holidays. lauren: positive news. cheryl: we al get the positive news for you with the markets the dow hitting all-time high yesterday, jumped about 122 points and change this as president trump continues to tout his administration's trade deal with mÉxico and canada. >> the u.s. mca is an incredibly victory for farmers, rarchlers, factory workers and our entire nation. [cheers and applause] >> america is winning again and is america is being respected again. cheryl: the companies that are sensitive to trade leave the dow higher watching boeing, 3m, caterpillar all the of names contributor, more than half of the dow's gain. 102nd record close. lauren: jay powell says he sees no need to drop the gradual approach to hiking interest rates. >> inflation is currently running 2% objective. and while the two top line statistics don't always capture inaccurate picture of the overall state of the ec

in new york, good morning, i'm cheryl casone. friday, good morning, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: do i need a small tissue or large tissue? lauren: maybe soft tissue because you'll be crying a lot. trade war between u.s. and china is really starting to bite china, beijing reporting that the economy grew 6 and a half percent in the third quarter, sounds like a great number but actually the slowest pace of growth for china in nearly a decade. and the slowdown expected to continue as full effects from u.s. tariffs start to hit domestic economy. we bring in matt, economist at wells fargo, happy friday, mark. >> good morning. lauren: we've got gdp numbers, consumption down, does this weaken china's ability to negotiate with the u.s. in trade war? >> well, command and control economy, they have a lot of negotiating space because they're not a democratic system like we have here and this certainly -- it does increase urgency. i think that china wants to come to a deal. it also puts -- opens window in how it's likely to impact

here in new york it is tuesday, it is october second good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> hi cheryl goodorning everybody. thank you for joining us i'm lauren simonetti. >> well the dow spiking almost 200 points yesterday on the u.s. trade teal with canada, president trump touting parking lot new agreement at his tennessee rally last night. >> it is the largest trade deal the united states has ever negotiated. and it is also a great deal for our country. it is going to produce jobs and companies are not going to be leaving and firing everybody and making product and sending back into the united states. no tax -- [applause] >> blakeed a white house with more had. >> president trump describing the new u.s.-mexico canada agreement as historic, saying that trade deal is a big win for the the autoindustry, and farmers and will transform america into a manufacturing power house. but once the deal is officially signed late next month then it will go into the handle of the next congress. the president top trade rep bob saying mopgd he thinks it will pass congress would be problem but the presiden

cheryl casone has the details. f america merrill lynch says if oil prices reach above $100 a barrel next year that could shave points off of global economic growth. analysts write a strong dollar would hit many oil importing countries. brent crude is at $84 a barrel. that's the brent contract. investors are getting back their appetite for papa john's. shares of the pizza chain surging 19% following a report that a hedge fund is exploring a takeover bid. back in september, the company's founder reached out to private equity firms, seeking help to buy back the company. shares of papa john's actually up in the premarket, 9% jump. look at that. then there is this, a really weird sight in lake michigan. a kayaker was on the water when he spotted an alligator out there. the four foot american alligator was swimming with its mouth taped shut. you don'the kayaker knew it wout survive in the water especially with the mouth taped shut. he slowly pulled the animal to shore. it was taken to a wildlife shelter. the guy actually

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, the news will go all through the weekend with kavanaugh. en: absolutely, if you have saturday night plans i hope you are watching. cheryl: supreme court appears to be coming to an end. procedural vote to cutoff debate scheduled for later this morning, the result most likely determine if he will be confirmed. but with four senators still undecided the outcome remains uncertain on the eve of the vote antikavanaugh protestors rally throughout the night outside of capitol hill. >> hey, hey, kavanaugh has got to go. cheryl: nearly 300 people arrested during the protests. lauren: at the same time president trump defending kavanaugh in rally in manchester, minnesota. >> he's been an incredible judge because they know that judge kavanaugh will protect, uphold and defend the constitution of the united states as written. [cheers and applause] lauren: in final push to alleviate concerns about his judicial temperament kavanaugh standing up for himself in an op-ed in wall street journal defending angry testimony, this is what he writes, at times my testi

york, monday it is october 15th, we are halfway through the month, good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casoned morning, i'm lauren simonetti. i thought you were going to say halfway through the week, cheryl, it's only monday, it feels like a monday. cheryl: does feel like a monday, a lot going on. lauren: all right, we will get more with the sears story, happened overnight, struggled with years of losses, massive debt, it's official, they have filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, art hogan, he joins us now, good to see you, the writing was on the wall with sears, they haven't had a profitable year since 2010 and, yes, we are in the amazon age, didn't we see this coming? >> yeah, it's not even amazon when you think about sears, they have been around forever, at one point in time the largest retailer, everything from automobile parts and tires and craftsman tools, they had houses, sears craftman houses in 50's, wal-mart was really what knocked sears out of its lead then, sort of the dawn of internet age and amazon. here we are in a marketplace where they still have 700 stores and thousands of emplo

in new york, thursday, it's october 11th, good morning, i'm cheryl casone. uren: good morning, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti, what a day yesterday? the wheels came out of of the bus from no where. cheryl: people say we shouldn't be surprise, laura mentioned, the bleeding could continue into today. lauren: tracee carrasco joins with more on the selloff we saw yesterday and we are seeing this morning, tracee, what's going on? tracee: yes, good morning, it could be another day of big losses, taking a look at u.s. stock market futures, all firmly in the red right now. we are seeing dow futures down by 297 points, s&p down 27 and a half, nasdaq down by 67. can you believe it was just one week ago that dow hit all-time high coming within 50 points of 27,000. dow saw worst day since february 8th tumbling 831 points losing 3.1%, losses across the board for all 30 dow components. 11 s&p 500 sectors saw losses and nasdaq fell 315 points. 4.1% biggest decline sign june 2016 with concerns of interest rates, tech stocks fell 4.8% to leave broader index lower, the sector

cheryl casone with details and headlines now. eryl. >> good morning the boeing 737 with 189 passenger and crew onboard went down into the waters off a koation of indonesia. indonesian officials is a they do not expect find new survivors plane went missing 134 minutes after it left for island off sumatra all of that rescue crews pouked so far are id cards personal belongings and aircraft debris. we're going to continue to follow this going story as they are looking into cause of that crash. well the florida man accuse of send at least 14 pipe bombs to prominent democrats to set to make a first court appearance in miami today. 46-year-old faces five federal charges up to 48 years in prison. he was arrested on friday, four days after the first purchase was pound in new york. a single fingerprint led fbi to his arrest. u.s. mar reels are also expected to transfer to new york city where the justice department wants to try him in the u.s. attorney's southern district. ibm buy software with and redd hats for 33 billion. ibm attempted to

cheryl casone has the details. indonesia's military chief says he believes the main fuselage of the jet has been located on the sea bed floor. the two month old boeing jet plunged into the sea on monday, minutes after takeoff, killing all 189 people on-board. lion air says the plane had a technical issue in its previous flight but the company insists the problem had been fixed. the number of u.s. troops being deployed to protect the southern border expected to exceed the initial estimate as the caravan of about 4,000 migrants travels north from central america. the military commander in charge of the operation says the figure will grow beyond 5,239. the defense official telling the wall street journal another 3,000 troops are ready to to go if necessary. president trump is sending the troops to stop the migrants from entering america. apollo global management is in advanced talk to buy arconic. they make aluminum products for cars and airplanes. this followed aluminum tariffs that drove up some costs for arconic. t

i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning everybody. welcome back cheryl she ran a marathon over the weekend a chicago marathon. >> folks in chicago all of our viewers out there loved meeting all of you. we have a lot of breaking news this morning to get to hundreds of thousands of accounts on google social network. google plus, have reportedly been exposed and google allegedly hid this from the public for months. >> how are we supposed to be with social media we have the fallout this morning. >> very good question lauren google is shutting down at social network google plus after a the private data up to 500,000 users potentially exposed buff a flaw google didn't disclose. google says that data was limited to optional profile fields like the person's name e-mail address occupation, gender and age, and that's a bug did not affect any other data users may have posted or connected to google plus or any other service like google plus post messages google account data phone numbers or g suite content how long did they keep this underwraps fr

i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning i'm lauren simonetti if it is not the radio what do they want in theonda? >> they want something stay tuned for that story. we have a lot of breaking news this morning and we're going to start with with what's happening overseas. saudi arabia now reportedly considering admitting that rogge operative killed post columnist jamal during an interrogation at its consulate in a assemble. >> this as mike pompeo is on the ground in scraib to find out what happened. blake burman is at the white house with more. >> a phone call between president trump and saudi arabia's king on monday morning believed to be first between the two since disappearance of the washington post columnist jamal. the president made it clear that the king denies any involvement saying for his son, the crowned prince. president suggested his disappearance could be an operation carried out by rogue actors. the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know i don't to get into his mind but it sounded to me like maybe these could have been rogue killers who knows. we're going i

here in new york and it is tuesday october 23rd good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning everybodyhank you for starting your morning with us i'm lauren simonetti. >> stocks once again looking like a rough day for the markets. stock index futures trading sharply lower overnight at one point dow was down 261 in premarket now down 269 actually let's bring in 20 talk about numbers jonathon portfolio manager of fox news contradict tore and author of a new textbook of americanism. a textbook of americanism.com i think i read that wrong but anyway americanism.com is the website so let's talk about about this jonathon. from the book but i want to talk about these futures because it seems to me that concern isn't about this quarter earn earnings for this quarter. seems to be at the fourth quarter it is 2019 once tax cuts wear and trade war on companies have to kick in that's what the street seem to be worried about right now. >> yes that's exactly right. my is strong right now. it is moving unemployment is quite low as you said economy is doing quite well. but the market is a forward lookin

. >> good morning everybody i'm cheryl casone a lot of happy fans in boston. lauren: absolutely. ll deserved i can't believe i said that. cheryl: i can't believe you said that either but we have a live report from l.a. coming up but right now we're looking at the market the. stocks tumbling on friday. fallings disappointing results from amazon from alfa bet but this week could be the game changer. we're goinger to hearing from apple and facebook is that going to change markets especially for nays dc and let's bring in right now justice chief investment worker joe good morning. >> let's talk about the rough news first and that is facebook. this is a stock that has been hit by multiple concerns whether it is cambridge analytica and worries about regulation in europe, fake news take your pick on facebook. no confidence vote is this the week that we see a turnaround for facebook in my opinion? >> certainly since on facebook has been poor going into earnings. you know, there's concerns about advertising and how great of an advertising platform it is. because of the data breaches and ov

good morning i'm cheryl casone. d morning everybody hope you had a wonderful weekend at it today i'm lauren simonetti. welcome back. cheryl: great to be back everybody, and coming back to some good news with stock market futures numbers soaring this morning. after the u.s. and canada reached a trade deal. just before that midnight deadline this allows canada to say in a free trade packed with united states and mexico let's bring in right now martin, senior managing director head over time products at the new bean investors. martin, good morning. >> good morning how are you doing? >> let's first start what we're seeing on market big kickoff to last quarter of the year with the news of the trade deal does this setting to you that stocks have a lot further to run? >> it is very, very positive for u.s. stocks you know, the canada is a very, very important market. i think we did 340 billion of sells to last year. two times that of china so i think it is very bullish for u.s. stocks. >> this is, of course, a big story when

real quickly before i hand this off to cheryl casone. we're learning chuck schumer calling for fbi briefing on this background check t should occur 24 hours before a senate vote on judge kavanaugh. cheryl, to you. cheryl: neil, real quick. i come in really early in the morning to fox business. i wake up today. the italians they're spending like drunken sailors. what is going on with your people? neil: are you surprised. we have propensity to do that we don't save that well but we spend very well. cheryl: we love our people and our wine. thank you very much. neil: exactly. cheryl: neil cavuto. there is a lot of news this hour breaking during this hour. take you live to philadelphia. in a short time from now we will see president trump. he will be delivering a major speech on jobs we'll by bring you the president's speech live as soon as it begins in philadelphia. i'm cheryl casone. i'm taking over for trish regan on "the intelligence report" this afternoon. other pieces of breaking news. kneel showed you this picture. we'll go back to it.

. >> never been together on set i'm cheryl casone. >> and we'll get straight to the big story that played out over the weekend it is brett kavanaugh now justice kavanaugh. well he has been appointed to the supreme court, with the partisan fighting continues. kavanaugh swearing in on saturday he fills the 9th seat on high court and begin hearing cases tomorrow the confirmation delivering major win for trump who defended his embattled nominee against sexual assault accusations. >> i stand before you today on the the heels of a tremendous victory for our nation, our people, and our beloved constitution. [applause] >> republicans and democrats are are vowing to rally voters in next months's elections. fox news reports from washington. >> there are already signs that the fight over justice brett kavanaugh kisms will have an impact in midterm election. take a look at north dakota where democratic senator is facing a tough reelection battle. fox news poll show her trailing republican challenger kevin kraim arer by 12 point in that gap could widen after her vote against kavanaugh kifnlings becaus

cheryl casone has the details in headlines. cusing on south florida. they searched a mail facility in the region last night. several pipe bomb packages went through that facility. joe biden was one of the targets. >> these pipe bombs being mailed might wake everybody in my business up a little bit and realize that we have to begin to put this country back together again. cheryl: president trump tweeting, funny how lowly rated cnn and others can criticize me at will, even blaming me for the current space of bombs and comparing this to 9/11 and the oklahoma bombing, yet when i criticize them they go wild and scream it's not presidential. speaking of president trump, he's taking action to address the rising cost of health care. trump unveiling a test plan to lower medicare drug prices by matching them to their prices in other countries. if approved this could save taxpayers billions but the proposal expected to face p opposition from drug makers. and just in time for halloween, starbucks has a new brew. it's called the witch's brew

cheryl casone has the details. lert has been issued for jamie klaus after her parents were found dead in their home in wisconsin. authorities received a 911 call early yesterday morning. the community is shocked. >> you don't know what to expect anymore, no matter where you're at. >> we don't he know why, how, you know, we don't know who made the 911 call. cheryl: well, jamie is described as 5 feet tall, 100 pounds with green eyes. well, a child in florida has become the first to die from the flu this season. state health officials say the child did not receive the flu vaccine but was otherwise healthy. the unidentified child died from the virus between late september and early october. doctors recommend anyone older than 6 months get a flu shot. well, the tsa is going to start to test facial recognition technology at its checkpoints for international fliers. the tsa is going to partner with customs and border protection to test it out. biometric scanning will be expanded for tsa precheck members as well domesticall

. >> good morning everybody cheryl casone a crazy couple of days for investors. hn: it is october and midterm elections are upon us so volatileity isn't going anywhere. cheryl: but thing could change things todays our earnings from the banks going to give stockses lift with four big names reporting third quarter nurls out today. lauren: and tracee carrasco is joining with us for that. good morning, tracee. >> earning season kicks off with jpmorgan chase and p and city and citi group setting the stage for next week with a handful of financial imnays reporting including bank of america american express, morgan stanley goldman sachs black rock travelers and progressive. for major banks it is the most profitable first quarter thanks in large part to the tax cuts. however, investors and analysts are now concerned about the banks future growth even though the economy is strong and interest rates are increasing which is normally good for banks. people are not borrowing so legending activity is slower than expected. we should say wells fargo is interesting today because t

cheryl casone has the details. rtedly is revisiting several cities for its $5 billion second headquarters project. the wall street journal says these visits over the past couple months have included new york city, newark, new jersey and chicago. amazon announced 20 finalists early this year. they promised to make the decision by the end of the year. shares of amazon are higher in the premarket, almost a percent. to gear up for black friday, ups has dubbed today brown friday. they're hoping to hire 40,000 seasonal employees at 170 hiring fairs across the country, job fairs. it's part of an effort to bring in 100,000 people for the holiday shipping rush. ups said over the last three years a third of the seasonal workers were offered permanent positions after the holidays were over. the stock is pretty flat this year. then there is this, if you find yourself missing blanche, rose, sophia, dorothy, there is this. golden girls, the cereal. it was created by a pop culture company, funko. they're selling this at target whe

cheryl casone with the details now. under arrest in the death of 30-year-old officer antoine tony. police say tony and other officers were responding to calls of a suspicious vehicle. when the officers found the car, shots were fired from inside and one of those shots hit tony. police are now searching for 18-year-old tufari maynard, wanted for murder. 42 police officers have been killed in the line of duty this year. that's already 7 more than all of last year. well, u.s. national security advisor john bolton is in moscow this week for what's expected to be some pretty tense talks with russian president vladimir putin and other officials over u.s. plans to pull out of a nuclear arms treaty. the kremlin says president trump's decision is a cause for deep concern. it would make the world a more dangerous place. senator rand paul on fox news sunday says with drawing from the treaty is a bad idea. >.>> i spent an hour with gorbeshov. they regard the disruption of nuclear arms, i don't want a nuclear arms race with russia o

cheryl casone has the details. e burning for several hours, maria. it's in the east village neighborhood of manhattan near first avenue. you are looking at line pictures we're getting into the newsroom right now. officials say nine people including seven firefighters have been injured. now, this fire broke out on the first floor of a five story apartment building just after 1:45 a.m. but the building is mixed use. it's also home to a japanese restaurant which is on the first floor. the fire has now closed a school on that same block. residents of five nearby buildings have already had to evacuate. no word yet on what caused this fire to begin but manhattan residents in the area are being told to close their windows because of the thick smoke. we're monitoring this breaking news on the east -- in the east village of manhattan right now. let's move on to another story we're following this morning. fema is going to be sending out a presidential alert for the first time today. with the push of a button, president trump

cheryl casone has the details. e francis accepted the resignation from the washington cardinal, donald worl, after he wasen contain wan a sexual abuse and coverup scandal. he was accused of helping to protect some child molesting priests. this comes after his predecessor was forced to resign as cardinal over allegations he sexually abused at least two minors and adults. tencent music hit the pause button of going to public. they were originally planning to lawn of an offering in two weeks. executives opted to wait several more weeks over worries that the market turmoil would affect the pricing. the music arm of tencent holdings expected to raise $2 billion when the ipo finally hits. the deadline is approaching for car buyers who want the federal tax credit on a tesla. monday is actually your last chance to qualify for the $7,500 break i. tesla is hoping for sales. the tax credit is phasing out when the manufacturer sells 200,000 cars, which tesla did do earlier this year. tesla say sales in the united ss are gaining

sears and k mart closing more stores recall cheryl casone has the details. ailers, sears holdings, is shutting down three additional stores, one sears and one kmart in new york, another kmart closing in virginia. this comes just about a month after announcing it plans to close 13 kmart stores and 33 sears locations in november. the company has closed several hundred stores over the last several years. sears holdings faces a deadline this month to make a $134 million debt payment. well, toyota and of soft bank are teaming up to develop services that rely on self-driving cars. it's going to be called mo mone. services could include meal deliveries, shuttle busses for hospitals as well as vehicles that offer on-board medical exams. they hold a stake in ride hailing firms like uber. it's the first time they've come together, on the heels of this ge news yesterday that we brought to you on the program. all right, americans love tacos. today is, say it with me, national taco day. according to natio the website, americans ate over 4.5 billion tacos last year. taco b

cheryl casone has the details. a former honduran lawmaker who arranged a massive caravan of migrants to the united states has been detained in guatemala. officials say he failed to register with migration officials upon entering the country. 2,000 migrants are marching across guatemala, hoping to reach the u.s. president trump threatened to cut off aid to central american countries that don't stop the caravan. well, apple is apologizing for chinese accounts a that were hacked recently. the incident came to light last week when chinese mobile payment giant said some customers lost money. apple didn't say how the hackers acquired the users' apple i.d.s and passwords. they say they need two factor authentication to prevent unauthorized access. facebook is being sued by a group of advertisers for not disclosing a problem with a key ad metric for more than a year. the suit claims facebook misled sizers by overestimating how much the users spent watching video ads. facebook, which disclosed the problem back in 2016, says

cheryl casone has the details. d drug administration signing off on the drug, it's called difluza. they say one pill can kill the flu in a day. the company, a unit of roche, the stock is down 2% so far this year. there is roche. meanwhile, a big price break for a popular cholesterol drug. the u.s. listing price is being cut by 60% to $5,850. this is aimed at lowering out-of-pocket costs for patients. shares of amgen are up 8% for the year. there's the year-to-date chart for amgen, 2018. you still have a chance to win big. no one won last night's powerball. the jackpot is $750 million, the fourth largest lottery jackpot in's history, not as big as the $1.5 billion mega millions jackpot that was won in south carolina on tuesday night. powerball prize has been growing since august 11th. the next chance to win is going to be on saturday. then there is this. friends star david schwimmer swears he is not wanted for stealing beer in the u.k. we brought you this story yesterday. schwimmer posted a video on instagram, provin

cheryl casone has the details. yl: futures jumping on this and president trump tweeting about this this morning. late last night our deadline, we reached a wonderful new trade deal with canada do be added into the deal already reached with mexico. the new name will be the united states mexico canada agreement or u.s. m.c.a. it is a great deal for all three countries. it solves the many definite defs and mistakes to nafta, greatly opens markets to our farmers and will bring all three great nations closer together in competition with the rest of the world. the u.s. m.c.a. is a historic transaction, exclamation mark. we should add that white house trade policy director peter navarro talked about this on sunday morning futures. >> we want to restore north america as a manufacturing powerhouse by reclaiming the supply chain. there's a modernization component that brings in protection for digital i.p., pharma, things like that. cheryl: pe peter navarro willn us at 8:30 eastern time today. iran has launched ballistic missi

good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning everyone i'm lorne somebody. that is the white house. it has received the investigations into sexual assault charges against brett cavanagh. it has been sent to the senate and administration officials say they are confident that there is nothing in it that will stop judging kavanaugh for me and confirm to the supreme court. but the democrats their argument is focused on the fact that kavanaugh and dr. ford were not again independently interviewed by the fbi. but in my view we already have sworn testimony on the record. the need to go back and conduct that whole interview might not be necessary. if we see the report and there's something that needs to be followed up on based on new evidence that was collected. maybe go back and ask for more. the fact that they were not interviewed by the fbi at this moment does not necessarily impact the credibility of that report. the argument does not hold water. >> the deputy white house spokesperson said look, over 1200 questions have been answered for the record. half a milli

cheryl casone has all the details. azon's senior vice president for worldwide operations, dave clark, announced the plan in a first on fox business interview earlier this morning on "mornings with maria." >> we just announced a change to our amazon minimum wage across the u.s. to $15 for all employees, full-time, part-time, seasonal, holiday employees, everyone is going to be starting november 1st making 15 -- at least $15 an hour, just in time for the holiday season. cheryl: the wage hike expected to benefit more than 350,000 amazon workers. government filings show the median pay for an amazon employee was about $28,000 last year. shares of amazon right now in the premarket are moving just a bit lower. michigan's going to start enforcing work requirements for certain food stamp recipients. some people that receive food stamps have to begin working or performing community service to continue getting their benefits. every able bodied person between 18 and 49 now has three months to find a job before losing those benefits

good morning i'm cheryl casone. stocks taking a big hit this week. the economy on a tear.this disconnect happening between wall street and the economy. let's go in for some analysis. markets in the economy guys, good morning. to you first on the market side of this. as the market over reacting to the different things that are to be climbing the wall of worry on. fourth corning -- fourth-quarter earnings guidance. i think you're hitting the nail exactly on the head. at certain points in the market gets ahead of the economy. and at certain points is the other way around. when interest rates move significantly and things are changed. the play plate under the market shifts. and you get elevated levels of volatility. they don't sell stocks. i think we are clearly oversold. the markets have now come back up. let's talk about the economy kick. that is gonna be a tax on the computer -- on the consumer. and businesses to do business. is that a real threat to the economy in your opinion. they are always a threat to the economy. the two year treasury is up over 200 basis points. it s

cheryl casone has the details. e edwards is accused of i'll legally giving a reporter bank documents of former trump officials charged in the russia investigation. prosecutors say she was arrested on tuesday. she had a flash drive in her hand. the financial information involved paul manafort and richard gates. the reporter's identity was not disclosed if the court paperwork. edwards was released on a $100,000 bond yesterday. a federal judge says the state department provided clearly false statements to derail lawsuits that were asking for information about hillary clinton's e-mail server along with the handling of the 2012 terror attack on the u.s. consolate in benghazi. four americans were killed in that attack. the judge also says he is shocked and dumb founded to learn that the fbi granted immunity to hillary clinton's former chief of staff concerning the classified information went through her account. well, go banking rates released the list of the most unaffordable places to live in america. maine is the fifth

cheryl casone on headlines now in new york. s going to pay $50 million in damages and provide two years of free credit monitoring services to about 200 million people in the united states and israel. their e-mail addresses and other personal information why stolen as part of the biggest security breach in history. the hacking attack happened in 2013 and 2014 but it wasn't disclosed until 2016. following the breach, verizon got a $350 million discount on its takeover of yahoo. shares of verizon are up 8% so far this year. well, target raising the bargains rivals like amazon and walmart this holiday season, offering free two-day shipping for online orders. target also going to make a drive-up service available at about 1,000 locations in the united states by the end of this month. and that lets customers pick up their gifts without even having to leave their car. gosh, we're getting lazy, folks. shares of target are up nearly 27% this year. finally, here you go, one lucky person is waking up a lot richer than they were yesterday.

i'm cheryl casone. someone made a lot of money last night. we are waiting to hear about that.e will have that story a little bit later on. first to the top story. the dow industrial is falling. in nearly 550 points at the lows of the session before carrying those losses late in the day. we've only closed on 125 points. get out your tums for today as well. the futures right now. down to 27. let's bring in a shauna o'hara. good morning guys. i'm not sure you how you are feeling as a trader this morning. yesterday did not disappoint. what did you make a big move. i think we are can have a lot of that. i think there are a lot of issues to look at. with the rising rates and rising payrolls. it's been a cut in the corporate part -- profits. it's a big story for a lot of volatility. in a market that's probably fully priced and priced for perfection. we did hear from big companies yesterday like caterpillar, and 3m it wasn't about the third quarter it was the fourth forecast for 200019. they are saying look at prices are going up and tariffs are a part of the worry. these quarterly ea

cheryl casone has all the details. sident and first lady are traveling to pittsburgh to express the support of the american people and grieve with the community. a gunman killed 11 worshipers in a jewish synagogue on saturday. the first funerals will be held for some of those victims today. >> i'm just going to pay my respects. i'm also going to the hospital to see the officers and some of the people who were so badly hurt. i really look forward to going. i would have done it even sooner but i didn't want to disrupt anymore than they already had disruption. cheryl: the suspect, robert bowers, made a brief court appearance idea. yesterday. he is being held without bail. some google employees are reportedly planning to walk out on their jobs this week. more than 200 google engineers are protesting after the ceo revealed the company fired 48 people for sexual harassment over the last two years. 13 of those firings were executives including android creator andy rubin who reportedly received a $90 million exit package. the w

cheryl: good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. uren: google and facebook are tone-deaf with new hardware when they have the security concerns. cheryl: yeah. lauren: big story this morning is the weather. hurricane michael is a cat 4 storm, barreling toward the florida panhandle, forecasters say it could be the worst to hit in decades. cheryl: jeff flock in florida where evacuations have been ordered, always the question, are people adhering to those warnings? >> you know, cheryl, this is a community that has large buildings, safe people so people not encourage today leave. i'm on the beach, though, and this also at low tide as what you see behind me now, i want to take you down to the water, we are at low tide now. the storm will be coming to high tide. walk with me and maybe you will see it. i can't emphasize enough, this is a classic hurricane in that i mean it's not like florence where you were worried about just the flooding and slow speed, this is moving fast but tremendously catastrophic, that's the -- let me get out of the w

see in cheryl casone can keep the rally going. i suspect she can. cheryl: all about the positive attitude neil. i'm cheryl casone a lot breaking now. kneel talked about it. really nice rally on wall street this afternoon president trump struck a last minute deal with canada. called the united states mexico canada trade deal. we'll talk about it. hello, everybody. i'm

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: let's get to the news this morning. claiming that washington post columnist jamal khashoggi was killed in a fist fight in its consolate in istanbul. the foreign minister is calling khashoggi's death a mistake. >> the individuals who did this did this outside our authority. there was a tremendous mistake made. what compounded the mistake was the attempt to cover up. these things unfortunately happened. we want to make sure that those who are responsible are punished. lauren: let's bring in the vice president for national security at the heritage foundation. do you buy it? do you believe them? >> here's where it gets a bit game of thrones. i don't know the truth of what happened. the saudis have to know, whatever story they put on the table is going to be measured by the u.s. government against what the turks put on the table and also what we have from our own u.s. intelligence and here's what's important for the administration. let's say the administration said we're just going to accept the saudi's story, what congress

maria: welcome back tesla ceo elon musk with controversial new tweet, cheryl casone with the details nd we go on, cheryl. cheryl: let's just tweet some more for elon musk, right, this guy, just days after settling fraud charges with the sec over tweets about taking tesla private musk mocked the agency with this tweet. just want to -- i will put that in front, that the short seller enrichment commission is doing incredible work and the name change is on point. musk is critical of short sellers, meanwhile the wall street journal is reporting that billionaire mark cuban convinced musk to set well the sec. cuban had own battle with the sec, a long court fight would take him away from company. tesla shares fell actually more than 4% yesterday on the heels of the tweet we should add. they are down on premarket almost 2 and a half percent. well, looks like tesla has serious competition in the self-driving arena in a new consumer report assessment, gm's partially self-driving super cruize system available in some cadillacs outperformed teslas, steer, brake and accelerate and concluded that ca

. >> good morning everybody i'm cheryl casone. >> president trump is set to visit pittsburgh today three days after a gunman killed 11 worshipers in a jewish synagogue. meanwhile stocks falling sharply following a report that the president is -- preparing to impose more tariffs on china. >> president trump was on the ingram angle last night. >> i think that we will myc a great deal with china and it has to be great because they've drained our country. we have really helped rebuild china they've taken. they've been taken out average of 500 billion dollars. billion -- a year from many years not going to happen anymore. >> blake burman is at the white house with the details. president trump and first lady melania trump will head to pittsburgh later today comes as jewish leaders within that area are telling the president to stay away until he fully denounces white nationalism the white house says president has done just that. the press secretary sarah sand rs got choanged up monday when pointing out president's families jewish heritage. >> president is the grandfather of several jewish grand

i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan this afternoon. welcome to "the intelligence report." we have a lot of intel to get to. president trump praising nikki haley hoping she comes back in a different role? how will her relationship affect other countries. i will be asking former assistant secretary of defense lawrence korb. he will join me during this hour. >>> another t story. google under fire from the bombshell report in the "wall street journal" claiming that the tech giant exposed private data of hundreds of thousands of google plus users between 2016 and 2018 and get this, google allegedly knew about this breach but they didn't infor the users. a lot of talk about this one. we'll have details on the story. latest details on the nicky hail's announcement and quick comments from mike pompeo. that was surprised. it was fast. reporter: you saw it here live, he was here at the white house by the way to meet with president trump. the two had lunch earlier today. as far as nikki haley goes, her resignation letter, cheryl was dated october 3rd. the white house kept this hushed

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: favorite day of the week, happy friday, i'm l, did you see big earnings last night from technology? cheryl: we are talking about them. lauren: pretty disappointing earnings. cheryl: hillary vaun with more on that. all about technology, hillary, good morning to you. >> it is, good morning, lauren and cheryl. tech stocks took tumble in afterhour trading after lukewarm results from alphabet and amazon. amazon stock trading 8% down after company fell short of wall street expectations for its third quarter. net sales rose 56.58. lauren: they warden about the holiday quarter potentially falling short and that got investors nervous. as google parent alphabet, how did they do? >> reported miezing expenses as well while concerns over regulatory scrutiny, shares trading down about 4% in premarket in response to this news. cheryl: all right, we will be talking more about the stocks too, this wasn't the only bad news that we got from google yesterday, what else happened in. >> right now, t

cheryl casone on that angle. cheryl: let me start with walgreens, boots alliance. beat estimates. it came in at $1.48. that is thren three cents betten the forecast. delta airline, second largest u.s. carrier, they came in at a beat, at $1.80. the estimate was for $1.74. so obviously both of those stocks are going to be on the move today, broader selloff as you were talking about just now. walgreens, boots alliance down 2.5% in the premarket. maria: revenue was light on walgreens, i guess that's impacting the stock. cheryl: i'm going through the numbers on my phone as i'm doing the reporting as well. delta is actually higher in the premarket, but pretty -- that's the summer travel season, we've got to point out for delta, so they had a pretty good summer performance. we've got those two stocks to watch. another headline i'm watching this morning is the justice department, they have approved the sale of aetna to cvs. before the $69 billion can be cleared, aetna had to divest its medicare business. doj says that sale would resolve any anti-trust concerns they may hav

cheryl casone has all the details right now in new york. cheryl: here we go again, maria.ing. the national hurricane center says that willa is going to make landfall this afternoon, maybe tonight. the storm's got winds of 145 miles per hour and is threatening to bring life-threatening stor storm sur. some places could see up to 18 inches of rain. authorities are rushing to evacuate low-lying areas and setting up shelters. the storm is heading to mexico's pacific coast which has a lot of high rise resorts, surfing beaches, fishing villages in the path of willa. the top deal maker at uber is stepping down less than a month after the wall street journal revealed allegations of sexual misconduct in the office. cameron pelcher resigned from the company as a corporate development head. he was a trusted adviser to the ceo. he oversaw uber's biggest deals, like the $7.7 billion soft bank investment. big changes there. and then finally there was a deer and there was a hammock, maria. take a look at this. two new york police officers came to the rescue of this deer that got tangled

real quickly before i hand this off to cheryl casone. arning chuck schumer calling for fbi briefing on this background check t should occur 24 hours before a senate vote on judge kavanaugh. cheryl, to you. cheryl: neil, real quick. i come in really early in the morning to fox business. i wake up today. the italians they're spending like drunken sailors. what is going on with your people? neil: are you surprised. we have propensity to do that we don't save that well but we spend very well. cheryl: we love our people and our wine. thank you very much. neil: exactly. cheryl: neil cavuto. there is a lot of news this hour breaking during this hour. take you live to philadelphia. in a short time from now we will see president trump. he will be delivering a major speech on jobs

let's bring in fox business network cheryl casone. >> i think it's going over well. really here is china. the american manufacturers companies ceos are ready for us to go to the table with china and this takes us one step closer and shows the president's negotiating strategy, as uncomfortable it may be on a day-to-day basis. you sometime worries what will happen with the trade deals. maybe it is working. >> bill: kudlow was making a similar case. he was with us at 9:00 this morning. >> president trump who sometimes takes criticism for this stuff, he inherited a trading me.s he is not to blame. he is putting it back together piece by piece. north america, europe, japan, elsewhere. he is doing what he said he would do. get rid of the trade and non-tariff barriers. we're sending china a message. >> bill: sending china a message. >> the message is at the end of the day the chinese have to come to the table with us eventually. it may not be tomorrow. the president talked about that at the white house yesterday speaking about the trade deal. but at the end of the day the c