cheryl casone is there with this look at all the work it takes to get atlanta ready for the big game.econd every super bowl. the stage is atlanta's newly minted mercedes-benz stadium, built just two years ago. the high tech venue has fiber optic wiring, allowing fans to live stream the game on their social media. plus, an 8 panel retractable roof. one traditional aspect of the experience, cheap food. amb group president steve cannon says fans won't be paying premium price force burgers and beer. >> when the super bowl comes to town, we're going to have the exact same pricing which will be a surprise and delight for so many of our out-of-town guests who will be expecting a $15 beer and they'll pay $5 at mercedes-benz stadium. cheryl: jermaine dupree is in charge of the music. will there be more boston fans or l.a. fans in the audience? >> you have to try to figure out. cheryl: the mayor says heartsfield jackson airport is ready, especially the day after. >> it's called mass exodus monday so people can party all night long and just party their way onthe tsa security lines. cheryl: atlan

cheryl casone has details. n and they removed him from all committee assignments. this follow's king's comment on how white supremacy and white nationalism have become offensive terms. mitch mcconnell recommends he find another line of work. king claims his comments were taken out of context by the paper. well, fed ex agreed to pay new york state and new york city $35 million to settle three lawsuits over cigarette ship cip shipments. they were accused of shipping untaxed gets over a period of 10 years. shares are down 37% from a year ago. s nbc universal is planning to launch a streaming media service early next year. the ad supported service will be free to nbc tv subscribers. for those who don't have a pay tv service, it's going to be about $12 a month, which is like other subscription services. think netflix and hulu. the service will include content from nbc's tv and film divisions as well as original programming, some live news and sports. shares of the parents company, comcast, down 16% over the last year

cheryl casone with details now in new york. the stock jumping, california california investigate os say the utility did not cause the deadliest fire in series of wild fires that happened back in 2017, killed 22 people and destroyed nearly 37,000 acres, investigators say the fire was caused by private electrical system, state officials have yet to determined whether equipment caused last year's campfire, more to come for pg&e, long-time ally of president trump roger stone has been arrested in florida, robert mueller special counsel's office said stone was taken into custody following grand jury indictment, charged with 7 count, obstruction, witness tampering and making false statements, we are will have more on this story as it develops as we go through the indictment here at fox business. meanwhile president trump's long time attorney michael cohen has received congressional subpoena to testify before the senate intelligence committee, lawmakers want cohen to address a number of unanswered questions they call it before he heads

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. >> gerri: i'm gerri willis. cheryl: the record-breaking shutdown has entered day 24 today with no deal in sight. republican senator lindsey graham was on fox news sunday. he said he asked the president to reopen the government at least temporarily but the commander in chief rejected that idea. >> i tried to he see if we could open up the government for a limited period of time to negotiate a deal and the president says let's make a deal, then open up the government. nancy pelosi says even if he opened up the government, i wouldn't fund a wall. so that's why i'm depressed. cheryl: chris kuhns welcomed senator graham's plan saying the president should at least test the proposal. >> i do think if we reopen the government, if the president eastbound this shutdown crisis, we have folks who can negotiate a responsible, modern investment in technology that will actually make us safer. cheryl: economists estimate the furlough of 380,000 federal workers costs 1 to $2 billion a week in lost economic output. >> gerri: so fa

cheryl: good morning, everybody, i'm cheryl casone.ust mentioned it, change if pricing, maybe no cut in 2019 to now investors saying we need cut in interest rates, what a difference a day makes. we need that. lauren: investors are optimistic this morning, u.s. and china will achieve real progress. ahead of those negotiations, the white house is warning that apple won't be the only to feel impact on slowdown. we bring in tom horowitz, joining us now, todd, you're optimistic that some sort of deal gets done in the 90-daytime frame which is march first is the deadline? >> good morning, lauren, i mean, i think a deal will get done, i don't think there was ever a doubt that a deal would get done, i think there's a whole bunch of rhetoric that we continue back and forth and markets reacted, overall markets are in trouble regardless if a deal gets done or not. a lot of earning problems that will get done, a lot of issues out there that we continue to ignore and now once again we are playing the fed instead of playing the real markets and the

its tuesday, january 15th, good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: welcome back. good to have you you've got a lot going on -- we've got a lot going on. there was a little bit of news breaking yesterday. wall street is continuing to watch as britain's parliament votes today os the government's controversial plan to leave the e.u. lauren: we've got the latest from benjamin hall in london. good morning, benjamin. >> reporter: you can't say how important this vote is. it will take place tonight in the house of parliament behind me. it is make or break for theresa may, make or break for her brexit deal. it could be make or break for brexit itself. for two years the u.k. and e.u. have been trying to negotiate the terms of the so-called divorce agreement. that's because they're planning to leave on march 29th, just 10 weeks from now. everything has been negotiated, put in place, things like future trade negotiationsing, security sharing, immigration rights and the $47 billion settlement fee. the deal is di

i'm cheryl casone. did you stay up late and watch the address? uren: i did, i got he three hours of sleep. cheryl: lots to talk about. president trump did make his case last night for the border wall in his first prime time oval office address. he said the wall is the key to national security. >> why do wealthy politicians build walls, fences and gadgets around their homes? -- gates around their homes? they don't build walls because they hate the people on the outside, but because they love the people on the inside. lauren: the president and congressional leaders will meet today at the white house to try to find a compromise here. ray bogen is in washington with the details. >> reporter: after 18 days, there's still no solution in sight to end the partial government shutdown. tuesday, the fight over border security went to prime time, with both sides making their case to the american public. >> my fellow americans -- >> reporter: president trump making his first address to the american public from the oval office. it comes amid a fierce battle bet

good morning, i' cheryl casone. tracee: i'm tracee carrasco. cheryl: a lot of investors are thinking you're what? tracee: is that the right move, apple. cheryl: good morning, tracee. great to have you here. breaking news this morning, president trump is moving closer now to declaring a national emergency to build a border wall. he toured the border and he spoke exclusively to fox zeus the law is very clear. we have the absolute right to declare a national emergency. this is security stuff this is a national emergency. tracee: the president will host a round table discussion on border security this afternoon. blake berman is at the white house with more. >> reporter: complete state stae in washington, d.c. thursday president trump took his message to the southern border. he visited a border town in texas, speaking with law enforcement. he says he continues to weigh obtaining broader wall funding by declaring a national manage saint says his lawyers have told him he can do it. >> if we declare a national emergency, we have a tremendous amount of f

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. i wish it was december 8th. lauren: we could do christmas all over again. cheryl: i want to do christmas over and try to change the direction of the markets last month. lauren: breaking news overnight, former nissan chairman carlos ghosn declaring his innocence the his first public appearance since arrest in japan. cheryl: shawn mclain is live in japan for us. shawn, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. thank yothank you for having me. cheryl: carlos ghosn, from everything we read here, completely denying theal plea gatheallegations against him. he seems to be saying that this was all agreed to back in 2008, 2009, the personal investments that the company absorbed for him, these contracts. how is it playing out there, the story this morning? >> reporter: today we got our first chance to hear a detailed defense from carlos ghosn since he was detained back in november, last year. so it was really the first time we had a point by point rebutal of some of the things we heard from prosecutors and from within the c

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: thank you for joining us. i'm lauren simonetti. a lot of news to get to. let's start with this. the trump administration reportedly debated a move that would lift some tariffs against china to help reach a trade deal. that report crossing yesterday. could these ideas lead to a breakthrough? let's bring in tori whiting, to. what do you make of all this. markets really rea acted to this report that steve mnuchin in private strategy meetings was floating thed idea, let's pull back on the tariffs, give the chinese an incentive to come to the table. treasury pushing back on that. what do you make of what we're seeing in these developments? >> well, here's the thing. the heritage foundation has been recommending from the very beginning of last year and even before that tariffs are not the way to achieve changes with china. the heritage foundation put out a report last year saying we need to be focusing on sanctioning individuals and companies that use or steal u.s. intellectual property. we need to use the w.t.o. and strengthen cfius. the

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. a relief rally and a lot of relief for apple investors. the company's earnings report last night, better than expected. ceo tim cook warned of weakness in china and the all-important holiday quarter. lauren: investors are focusing on a significant jump in revenue from apple's services unit. here's ceo tim cook on the conference call. >> in fact, services revenues set an all-time record of $10.9 billion in the december quarter, growing 19%. lauren: joining us now is the founder and chief analyst of disruptive tech research. apple is clearly a company in transition. is it working? you saw the service revenue as particular cook just said, almost $11 billion. gross margin of 62.8%. so is the transition working? >> yes, definitively it's working and a big sigh of relief as you mentioned because there's going to be life after the iphone. tim cook really put fears to rest on this conference call. we gave him a lot of grief for refusing to continue providing unit sales for the iphone. but the company did provide two key metrics. you mentioned one

good morning, everybody, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: trade tensions with china front and center this morning. looks like those tensions were inflamed as pressure builds on you huawei technologies. the wall street journal reports the chinese company is being investigated for allegedly stealing trade secrets from the u.s. business partners and that includes t-mobile. the technology is used to test smartphones. cheryl: the justice department and huawei have declined to comment to fox business but the trump administration has been taking steps to fight the theft of intellectual property from u.s. firms and this is of course amid the trade fight. lauren: the fight over the government shutdown intensifie. nancy pelosi is urging president trump to delay his state of the union address citing security concerns. cheryl: we've got blake berman at the t white house with all the details. >> reporter: the stalemate over the showdown, going up another level with nancy pelosi saying the televised address of the state of the union should be canc

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: hey, everybody. thank you for starting your day with us. cheryl: i have tissues over here, do you want one? lauren: hand them over. cheryl: right now, we've got this. more companies p opening up their books to investors today. you've got intel, a dow component, sta starbucks, thosel be the headliners after the bell. this is shaping up to be a pretty strong earnings season. 76% of s&p 500 companies have beat estimates so far that have reported. can these upbeat earnings overcome this worry about a slowing global growth story? is the imf wrong. let's bring in jason of halo investing. good old fashioned numbers, is that what we need to be watching? despite the stanley black and decker news, overall things have been pretty positive this week. >> i'm still focused on the used tissue story. i'm excited to hear that. but getting back to earnings, earnings have been pretty good. revenues have been not as stellar as they were in 2018 but bottom line earnings were pretty good. i think i'd like to focus more on procter & gamble and kimberly clark. i t

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: we have got breaking news this morning on fox business. the imf has now cut its forecast for global growth for 2019 to 3.5%. that is down from 3.7% in october. this forecast pulled down in particular by poor economic performance in europe. lauren: the second cut in three months. ray dalio, bridge water associates founder, told maria bartiromo at the world economic forum's annual meeting in davos that economic conditions should lead to lower interest rates. >> there is a weakening there. there is a slowing, certainly a substandard growth rate in europe and in the united states there will be a significant slowing in that particular period which should warrant an easier monetary policy. lauren: more on this, "mornings with maria" will be live from davos starting at 6:00 a.m. eastern time and we're going to have more on those comments throughout this show. cheryl: well, back here at home, we are watching the shutdown. it is now day 32. senate republicans planning to introduce legis

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. let's get to it. president trump is heading to techs atexas this morning. he wants to boost his case for a border wall or steel slats, after he walked out of yesterday's meeting with democratic leader. cheryl: blake berman has the latest. >> reporter: there was a lot of movement on wednesday with apparently zero movement. president trump met with congressional leadership in the situation room. it appears that couldn't have gone any worse. the president tweeting afterwards, quote, just left a meeting with chuck and nancy, a total waste of time. i asked what is going to happen in 30 days if i quickly open things up, are you going to approve border security, which includes a wall or steel barrier. nancy said no. i said bye-bye. nothing else works. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi gave their play by play, confirming that the president walked out of the room. >> unfortunately, the president just got up and walked out. he asked speaker pelosi, will you agree to my wall. she said no. and he just got up and sai

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: the chinese delegation arrived in the nation's capital. chinas' vice premier arrived for critical trade talks with u.s. officials. cheryl: we're going to get more from our very own edward lawrence. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. china's vice premier in washington, d.c. this morning to be ready for trade talks. two days of talks planned, starting on wednesday. the treasury secretary trying to down play the importance of this first meeting since the g20 at such a high level. >> we do have another 30 days after this, so my expectation is that we'll make significant progress at these meetings but i would just emphasize, these are complicated issues. we have a time line of how we mapped out the 90 days? many experts say we will know if the chinese want to deal or if they want to delay by the first meeting. the u.s. wants to see if china will put in writing structural changes that will protect intellectual property and also if they will open market access. the u.s. tr

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: january is flying by. good morning, everybody. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: we've got a lot of economic news as we mentioned coming up. lauren: it's unreal. cheryl: a lot for investors to watch. wall street kicking off the busiest week yet, 13 dow components including apple and boeing reporting quarterly results. must you have microsoft, facebook, amazon, coming out with report cards. lauren: a federal reserve meeting, high level trade talks between the u.s. and china, and on friday, to al to sum all of s up, the labor department will release the january jobs report. cheryl: all of this as the shutdown was ending. now president trump says he believes that the odds congressional negotiators are going to strike a wall funding deal in three weeks, because the government's now reopen, are less than 50/50. in an interview with the wall street journal, the president said he would build a wall anyway and use emergency powers if necessary. he temporarily, if you didn't -- i'm sure you didn't miss this

cheryl casone has more details on this one. stol-meyers is going to buy celgene, $74 billion in cash and stocks. this works out to 102 a share, that's 43-cents for each celgene share, nearly a 54% premium to the stock's closing price. celgene i is moving higher in te premarket. the combined company will own many drugs that are used to treat cancer. those are stocks to watch today. this is a bill deal to tell you about. general motors' fourth quarter deliveries totaled 785 you thousand units. that is down 2.7% from a year ago. gm saw significant declines for passenger cars as consumers continue to a abandon smaller vehicles. shares of the company lower in the premarket. broader market selloff to watch this morning. well, more and more companies are offering to pay for college education as a hiring perk. walt disney discover, walmart, taco bell, all contribute significantly to college funds. disney and walmart cover tuition 100%, although walmart does ask that employees contribute $1 a day. discover and taco bell cover the cost of

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: pessimism is growing ahead of a key u.s.ek. reports say the u.s. rejected a chinese offer to hold preliminary talks signaling perhaps a lack of progress in negotiations and obviously one of the major sticking points is the u.s. demand that china protect american intellectual property. cheryl: the united states is accusing china of forcing american companies to share technology when they do business in china. beijing still denying those accusations, despite the march 1st deadline approaching for an agreement to be reached. neither side appears ready to concede. let's bring in dan hive dan ived wally. this is a major problem for american companies. the u.s. chamber came out with a report that said that, look, that we are losing billions of dollars, $48 billion, back in 2011. this is the chamber that represents u.s. companies that are afraid to publicly speak out against the chinese. none of that according to the trade representative has stopped and we're supposed to negotiate with these guys next week, dan. what do you say? >>

i am cheryl casone. we've got breaking news to get to this morning. investors are watching beijing where a critical round of face-to-face trade talks between the u.s. and chinese officials gets underway today. president trump telling reporters over the weekend he is optimistic about the outcome. >> the china talks are going very well. i spoke to president xi recently. i really believe they want to make a deal. the tariffs have absolutely hurt china very badly. but our country is taking in a lot of money through tariffs, a lot of money, a lot of tariffs. lauren: the trade talks will be the first since president trump and chinese president xi agreed last month to a 90 day truce in the trade war. more talks will be held next week if this week's talks make any progress. cheryl: well, the partial government shutdown entering its third week after no weekend breakthrough. president trump offering to build a border wall with steel rather than concrete as a he potential compromise with democrats. >> we'll build a steel barrier, steel. it will be made out of st

cheryl casone has headlines. ceived $9 million in compensation from a joint venture between the two companies. ghosn remains in a japanese jail after being indicted on charges that include underreporting his income. he's expected to stay in jail at least until march after a court upheld the earlier decision to deny his release on bail. ghosn denies any wrong doing. verizon is joining the fight to eliminate spam and robocalls. starting in march, verizon customers will get free access to tools to combat unwanted annoyances that are projected to get worse in 2019. these features will be available to all verizon customers that have smartphones that support the app. t-mobile announced a similar service. come on, at&t, get on-board. then there is this, tiffany reporting it expects record sales and profits for the full year, despite lower than expected worldwide sales over the holiday period. now, the jeweler now is going to temper its expectation for full year profits. tiffanies says growth in e-commerce, they had good

cheryl casone has the details. els as it restructures in europe. they say structural cost improvements are going to be supported by a reduction of surplus labor. ford also shutting european plants in response to a series of bad news for global car makers. the company's turnaround effort is aimed at achieving a 6% operating margin in europe. it's not clear exactly how many jobs are going to be slashed here. ford europe employs 53,000 people. they have struggled to turn a profit. shares are up almost half a percent in the premarket. layoffs reportedly could be coming at jaguar land rover. a sources telling reuters they're set to announce substantial job cuts today due to a slowing in china. the bbc is reporting the cuts will total about 5,000 of the layoffs expected to affect mostly management, marketing and administrative positions but some production workers could also lose their jobs. and then again staying with vehicles, a different story at rolls royce where the company broke a record for luxury car sales. rolls

cheryl casone has the details you need to know. too much force and send shrapnel flying. the affected models include the jeep wrangler and the 201 ram pickup, this is the third recall for the air bags this week alone. it's been in the news for years over air bag troubles. chrysler stock down 28% from one year ago. a new study finding that heavy facebook users make impaired decisions similar to drug addiction. 70 participants were tested with an exercise used to measure decision making. based on the people who admitted being excessive facebook users did worse on the test than those who didn't use facebook as often. shares of facebook are lower in the premarket, down more than half a percent. and then finally, parents of young children, you should be so excited because the song baby shark has become a smash hit with little kids and now it's on this week's billboard hot 100. ♪ baby shark doo da doo ti doo. ♪ baby shark doo da doo ti doo. ♪ baby shark doo da doo ti doo. ♪ baby shark. cheryl: this music video racked up more than 2.1 bil

cheryl casone with details now in headlines. send died when he was hit by a vehicle. he was conducting a traffic stop last night about 70 miles east of phoenix. he was struck on loop 101 as he approached the car on the side of the road. they are investigating this incident. the driver that hit townsend is cooperating with police, we should say. well, secretary of state mike pompeo making an unannounced visit to iraq. secretary pompeo met with the country's president, prime minister and top lawmakers while in baghdad. in turkey, president erdogan rejected a u.s. request to protect u.s. backed kurd fighters in syria and john bolton said the u.s. wants tucketurkishassurances for prote kurds before there is a withdrawal from syria. well, google assistance new interpreter mode can translate conversations in real-time between different languages. it will listen to a person speak in their native tongue, whatever it is, before translating for the other person to understand. now, at launch google assistant will be able to translate 27 dif

cheryl casone in new york with the details there. oader market changing, maria, that's right. we did get more bad news from another major tech company, that is samsung. warned about the fourth quarter, the operating profit, saying it will fall by nearly 30%. that's a big difference from analyst estimates. the company's announcement comes, quote, amid mounting macro uncertaicertainties, they, lackluster demand for memory chips and intensifying competition in the handset business. maria, you spoke with apple analyst dan niles about challenges in the handset market. here's what he told you. >> the smartphone industry for the first time in history is going to shrink in 2018. it looks like it's going to shrink further in 2019. so if you say the valuation's in the middle of the range but the industry they're in is shrinking. cheryl: things could get worse. memory chip prices are expected to drop 20% in the first three months this year. we'll get the full results from samsung laters this month. the broader handset market is what seems to be

cheryl casone has more details. down is over. here's what he tweeted. i'm not looking for an alternative venue because there is no venue can compete with the house chamber. i look forward to giving a great state of the union address in the near future. nancy pelosi responded on twitter. she says mr. president, i hope by saying near future you mean you will support the house passed package to hashtag end the shutdown that the senate will vote on tomorrow. please accept this proposal so we can reopen government, repay our federal workers and negotiate our differences. vice president mike pence was on trish regan prime time. he strongly criticized the democrats. >> i have to tell you for speaker pelosi to reject the president's proposal before he gave his speech should tell the american people everything they need to know about the posture the democrats have taken in washington, d.c. the american people deserve better. 800,000 federal employees deserve better. we need to secure our border. cheryl: as the government shut

cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: good movie weekend considering the weather, dagen.ated the martin luther king, junior holiday weekend. it earned nearly $41 million in ticket sales. >> i specialize in those individuals who believe they are supersheesuperheros. >> [ laughter ] >> good for you. cheryl: great cast. some industry forecasts had gone as high as $75 over four days for glass. poor reviews took some of the momentum away from it. the upside came in second with nearly $16 million, aquaman third, followed by dragon ball and spiderman into the spider-verse crowning out the top five. chevy built a life-size silverado pickup truck with legos. it took 18 specially trained lego builders more than 2,000 hours to put more than 33,000 lego pieces together. the model is 240 inches long, weighing over 3,000 pounds. they unveiled it at the detroit auto show which still is going on, runs through january 27th. the lego movie hits theaters next month. we had quite the show last night, we talked about it friday, some stunning images from the very rare super blood wolf moon. pe

cheryl casone he has details. ildren were killed in the fiery crash that happened near gainesville. 7 people taken to the hospital, some in critical condition. two tractor-trailers and two passenger cars were involved in this wreck. 50 gallons of diesel spilled onto the highway igniting a huge fire. investigators are treating this crash as a homicide but they haven't said why they are doing that. they are working to identify the victims. game stop is looking for ways to stay in the retail game. the company is restructuring its business as it searches for its fifth ceo in a year. two private equity firms, apollo global management, said to be preparing bids for game stock. sales have not moved above the 9 billion mark in the past two years. game stop shares are down 28% from one year ago. a rough stop for game stop. this is going to hurt you. this heartbreaking video shows a dog abandoned in england. you can see the dog try to get back into the other's car when he realizes what is happening to him. this video caught

cheryl casone has details. a factory in michigan. it is expected to create about 100 jobs, potentially three more later on. they say they will be the first plant 100% dedicated to the mass production of self-driving vehicles. shares of alphabet down about 5% from a year ago. looks like another group of teachers are about to walk out of the classroom. this time teachers in denver are going on strike. more than 90% of unionized teachers voted to leave. they're demanding better pay. they also want to earn more to continue their own education. and then california, a tentative deal ended a six-day strike in the nation's second largest school district, that's long as less. this as thousands of teachers returning to work after ratifying a new deal with school officials there. fortune is out with the annual ranking of the world's most admired companies. the winner is apple getting the top spot for the 12th consecutive year. executives are the ones that compiled the list that work for 680 different companies, that's 50 i

cheryl casone with the details, cheryl.cheryl: four officers shot and another officer shot knee injury in houston. police say two of them were hit in the neck. officers are in critical but stable condition. two suspects were killed at the scene. well, a key eu negotiator warning the risk of britain leaving european union without a deal is very high, parliament votes on amendments of theresa amendment. 2:00 p.m. eastern time. the vote comes after may's plan to leave european union was overwhelmingly rejected this month. a lot of the votes against her from her own party. well, americans will be betting $6 billion on the super bowl, that's according to survey by the american gaming association about 22.7 million u.s. adults place bet on the upcoming atlanta game of those bets 94.47% reportedly illegal but let the games begin, maria, those are your headlines. maria: be there to watch it all front-row seat. cheryl: i'm there for you. maria: okay. cheryl: looking forward to it. thank you, cheryl. crisis in venezuela, take a at. b

winner of $425 million, a single winning ticket from last night's mega million drawing, fox bid cheryl casone along with wall street journal editor-in-chief matt murray. today cheryl is one day in kind of the downdraft, i'm glad i've got age on me. [laughter] dagen: i'm turning 50 shortly. at least i have that perspective of -- we all do, we know we have seen some of the story play out before. >> by the way, it's fine of the other side of 50. dagen: thank you. i want to get you thoughts as we move to 2019. >> there's a lot to watch, a lot of uncertainty. the market is trying to find overall the right level right now to judge what the economy is going to do here and how to adjust overseas to the economy, we are still seeing revaluation of tech going on and, of course, right at the beginning we have the china trade discussion situation hanging over our heads, until that's resolved one way or the other i think the big question mark over the market. dagen: federal reserve i want to point out with the criticism of the president of jay powell of what the federal reserve has been doing, my new year'

cheryl casone has details now in headlines. ng doors, there it is, to sell out. only 80 of these were made to celebrate the 80t 80th anniversy of the first lincoln continental. it was inro introduced on "morns with maria" just last month. >> we have the car on the plaza and we want to do the big reveal right now. one of the things that you've been talking about with this limited edition is the leg room in the back. >> absolutely. maria: let's open the doors. >> let's get you in here so you can experience this. maria: these doors open like this. >> yes. that's our e-latch technology. go ahead and get in. maria: okay, okay. >> you'll see we have incredible leg room with this vehicle. maria: wow, nice, this is a lot of leg room. cheryl: how good did you look in that, maria? this limited edition model the most expensive lincoln told to date. i've got more headlines. british airways is going retro to mark the 100th anniversary. they're going to paint one of the boeing 747s to look like a 1960s plane. it will arrive in heathrow in lon

cheryl casone has details now. nation, maria. 21-year-old jake thomas patterson is expected to appear in a court this afternoon in wisconsin. prosecutors say he abducted jayme closs after he shot her parents at their home. this happened last october. jayme was reunited with her aunt just last week of after she escaped from a cabin where she said patterson had been holding her. investigators are trying to find out how and why patterson chose jayme. well, another retailer is on the ropes. gymboree expected to file for bankruptcy protection this week with plans to close all 900 stores. gymboree operates stores under the name jane and jack and crazy 8 as well as the gymboree line of stores. this is the company's second trip to bankruptcy court in less than two years. the publisher of usa today may receive a buyout proposal. the wall street journal reports that mng enterprises is preparing an offer to buy ganet. the company is known for cost cutting. gannet owns dozens of other publications. shares have tumbled in recen

i am cheryl casone. mark zuckerberg making changes to his way of communicating and many are saying he's got a motive. lauren: he's got a motive and he also admitted we have a lot of data and we're fine with it. let's get to the shutdown first. this is day 3 a 5. congressional leaders scrambling to hold talks to end the shutdown. president trump is suggested a prorated down payment on a border wall, that could be sufficient to open the government back up and make a deal. cheryl: the phrase we're hearing, down payment, ed lawrence is in washington. he's got the latest for us. >> reporter: good morning. movement out of the senate after two votes that could have ended the government shutdown failed. one was a republican plan, was what the president offered, the other the democratic plan. now a bipartisan group of senators says they're introducing a three week continuing resolution to fund the government, allowing for a deeper debate on border security, while workers get paid. >> the folks that i work for bac

i'm cheryl casone. house financial services, can you believe it. lauren: aoc and some of the others making this list, freshmen democrat, stay tuned. it scary. did you see what happened in great britain yesterday? it was a stunning, historic defeat for the british prime minister, theresa may. her plan for great britain to leave the e.u. overwhelmingly rejected by parliament. that sets up another no confidence vote in her government today. cheryl: bectoday.cheryl: bene latest. >> reporter: a shocking defeat, she lost by 230 votes out of a parliament of 650. it is the worst parre loss in bh history. a large number of her own party voted against her. after that, jeremy corbin, the opposition leader, tabled a vote of no confidence in the government. if she loses that at 2:00 p.m. eastern today it means a general election. >> the government has lost the confidence of the house and this country. i therefore, mr. speaker, inform you i have now tabled a motion of no confidence in this government. >> reporter: polling in parliament does show that theresa may

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cheryl casone with the he details in headlines now. cheryl: that's right, maria. stop and shop offering a grocery store that's on wheels. customers are going to be able to summon the mini store on their phone, unlock it, select what they want to buy. the bill is e-mailed to them a few seconds later. the vehicles are expected to roll out this spring in the greater boston area. we'll see how they do. and then there is this. you've got to love what the internet grabs onto. it's a massive chunk of ice floating in a river in maine. it's getting attention because it's been widely shared on social media. it's drawing comparisons to an alien spacecraft, the moon, it's believed to have formed naturally in a part of the river where there's a circular current that creates a whirlpool effect. not a lot of birds are nesting on it. there was an egg earlier this week, now there's this. what can i tell you? maria: cheryl, thank you. coming up, bringing on the art work, legendary def leppard drummer rick allen is here, delving into the art world, helping veterans along the way. he

cheryl casone on headlines now. end the longest war in american history. the american envoy is telling the new york times that a draft of the agreement is being finalized. he confirms specifics of the deal require a taliban ska seese and establish -- see cease fire. pfizer is currently focusing on cancer drugs for growth. there were four approved in the united states last year. analysts say the lineup could generate more than $8 billion in sales this year. pfizer expects cancer drugs to out-sell the heart and other primary care medicines this year. shares of the company are up about 4% from a year ago. a lot of buzz about this story, folks. well, samsung is turning green. the company says it's going to he replace plastic packaging for its products in favor of environmentally sustainable materials like paper and recycled bioplastics. the new materials will be phased in during the first half of this year, actually, so pretty quick. then there is this, pepsi is stepping on the gas in the soda wars. they're going to be l

cheryl casone will be live in atlanta tomorrow for the big game.morrow. before we take a break, president trump is tweeting this morning, he said this. very sadly murder cases in mexico in 2018 rose 33% from 2017, just 33,341, this is a big contributor to the humanitarian crisis taking place on our southern border and spreading throughout the country, worse even than afghanistan, much caused by drug. wall is being built writes the president. trade talks in focus, the u.s. and china working on a deal, day two of those talks today. security concerns in europe over huawei, we'll talk about it. big money real estate, a chinese billionaire who i spoke with in davos last week at a center of a mega real estate deal. back in a moment. ♪ i don't want to hear sad songs anymore. ♪ i only want to hear love songs. ♪ i've got my heart up in this place tonight. ♪ don't want to sing mad songs anymore. ♪ only want to sing your songs. . okay. [ buttons clicking ] [ camera shutter clicks ] so, now that you have a house, you can use homequote explorer. quiet. i'm blas

cheryl casone with the details there. big news here. cheryl: big news.e investors are watching besides earnings is the trade negotiation that's underway. robert lighthizer said american companies can request tariff exclusions on $200 billion worth of goods if a deal with china can't be reached by the march 2 pnd deadline. he said he will extend tariff exclusions only available on $50 billion worth of goods so far. u.s. companies currently have no he recourse to seek tariff exemption on the $200 billion worth of products. this is big. the tariffs are set to be raised to 25% on march 2nd. and then british prime minister tree take may's plan for britain to leave the e.u. facing a setback after the parliament vote yesterday. she is saying this morning she wants to find out what kind of plan lawmakers are willing to accept. she is expected to survive a no confidence vote that will be set for today. the se ceo of wee work running o problems. there is a report he made millions of dollars by buy properties. i wanted to highlight. maria: we'll be right back with

there's life-threatening temperatures sweeping through the northwest, cheryl casone with the details xtreme weather, cheryl. cheryl: it really is, no one is kidding here, the midwest will be dealing with one of the coldest days on record, colder than even antartica, a powerful vortex canceling thousands of flights, emergencies have been declared now in michigan, illinois, officials are calling this weather life-threatening. now, really the windy city is getting hit. chicago is so cold right now, the city has resorted to lighting railroads on fire to keep the trains moving, meanwhile, the plane in london struggling take off, showing you that. again, 40, 50, 60-degrees to the negative, maria for some of the states. all right, another story we are following, former nissan chairman carlos goshn exclusive interview with nikkei asian review, charges against are as a result of plot and treason by nissan executive. goshn says the plan was against plan to integrate with the partners in japanese alliance ranot and we are finally hearing, maria, from carlos goshn who, yes, sits in jail. maria: w