i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda buttner, and this is bulls and bears. the "bulls & bears" this week gary b. smith, jonas max faris john layfield along with ashley pratt and chuck rocha. welcome, everybody. ashley, is the government right to investigate? >> no. the government is absolutely wrong to investigate. this is a witch-hunt going after airlines. the point here i would like to make is the fact that in a $300 round-trip ticket 21% of that cost is going to federal government taxes and fees that are imposed upon the consumer. they should turn the witch-hunt back around on them. would they rather an industry that has half empty seats or half empty planes that loses millions of dollars, or would they rather an industry that instead has full planes and is turning a profit that is able to then reinvest money into the economy that provides good middle-class jobs? because that's what the airlines

i'm dagen mcdowell and four sandra. here with nicole petallides and lauren simonetti. are watching "fbn:am," the latest breaking news and what to expect that there had. the most important report of the week. where are the jobs? dagen: nicole, airfare investigation. nicole: looking at american, delta, southwest and whether they put out new airlines, new routes, morrissey and the fair stay really high. dagen: on to greece and creditors. they've halted talks until after sunday's referendum. prime minister alexis septet urges greeks to reject an international bailout deal seen a no vote gives athens a strong negotiating position. the great government does not want to put out more collateral message a lot money in the country. they are landed to 60 euros a day. we have a live report from athens in a short while. meantime porta rico was able to put off air to put out fares of an imminent default. the commonwealth made payments of $1 billion due july 1st. a payment of $645 million was made on its general obligation bond. the puerto rico power authority made four and $58 milli

i am dagen mcdowell in for sandra smith. welcome to "fbn:am" cover your first look at today's america to come to the latest breaking news and what to expect for your day ahead. breaking news right now this morning in the drug industry, teva pharmaceutical is by an allergen for $40.5 billion. allergan will receive $33.75 billion in cash. have a shared value to a 6.75 billion. the new sending teva shares slightly higher in premarket trading. that says something. tablet expects the deal will add to adjusted earnings in 2016. in china can the stocks getting same as the bears come out of hibernation again. the major chinese index closing down within a percent. the worst one-day drop since 2007. to get a closer look at the asian markets may go to rachel ruble who is life in beijing this morning. reporter: good morning, dig in. the shanghai getting obliterated. filing a percent. the second largest drop grossing lobby for the 4000 level. this follows a three-week rally as the government says an unprecedented measures and shows inves

i am dagen mcdowell and for sandra smith. i'm joined by lauren simonetti entrance eyes. welcome to "fbn:am," the latest breaking news and what to expect for your day ahead. breaking news this morning to tell you about. a family spokesman said the chattanooga shooting suspect suffered from depression and drug and alcohol abuse. he also lost his job over a failed drug test. the spokesman said relatives of mohammed abdulazeez is at the heart of the shooting that killed five u.s. service members. for marines were killed in a day of the shooting and a sailor wounded in that attack died on saturday. the united nations said to endorse the historic nuclear deal between iran and six world powers today. the u.n. security council to adopt a series of measures to end sanctions against tehran. the vote is scheduled for the morning. the state department has submitted the agreement to congress kicking off the 60 day review period today. greek banks are open for business today after a three-week shutdown to prevent the collapse or restrictions on cash with droughts remain in place and b

government. >> walid, it is dagen mcdowell.mey the head of the fbi did indeed said federal government is clearly what it is doing in terms of own social media message something not enough. but the we're not in the messaging biggs. the senate intelligence committee approved a bill that would require social media companies to alert federal authorities when they become aware of terror-related content on their sites. is that a step in the right direction? >> it is. but at same time we are telling these companies go after them. detect them. but we tell them detect what? at what point? let me give you an example. what is the word, for example, let you know there is radicalization? caliphate. is the government pushing that point? is there any list of words or terms? no, that is my point. this administration basically is not fighting battle of ideas. maria: they're not. dr. walid phares. thanks for joining us. straight ahead on "mornings with maria." greek banks set to reopen. we're told they will open on monday. limit on atm withdrawa

dagen: greg, it is dagen mcdowell.u decide to boost the number of people who are prime customers and do you have a goal? a number of people you're trying to sign up today? >> yeah, this is specifically for a celebration for existing prime members. anyone can sign up with a 30 day free trial. we have a simpler active. we want to delight our prime numbers as we celebrate our birth day. maria: when you look at prime customers today, do you want to double the number of customers? think you can do that? >> with? >> with tens of billions of prime members globally. we are excited to introduce each one to an exciting deal they are interested in. trade to tens of millions of prime ministers globally. how high can you get that number? >> to provide great deals to anyone who wants to try it. any particular prime member is about delighting customers. maria: how would you characterize the environment right now? >> an exciting time to be a prime number. tremendous selection. maria: greg, you said that. what we are trying to figure o

with me, senator scott brown and our very own dagen mcdowell. your top story on the east coast.t looks to be a mini flash crashed his time. the precious metal took a nose dive around 9:00 p.m. eastern time last night. more than a 4% fell off for $50 an ounce and was down one point. a bit of a turnaround in asian trade right at the $1100 level, much more info prices coming out. futures this morning showing u.s. stocks trending higher. japan's markets were closed. china markets managed a small gain. in europe, the markets also higher. morgan stanley starts the week off reporting in just a few minutes. the big exposing some impressive numbers so far. morgan stanley expected to keep the pace. earnings per share of 73 cents on revenue of $9.1 billion. lockheed martin reportedly buying the sikorsky helicopter unit from united technology for more than a billion dollars. expected to be announced this morning as the lockheed weapons manufacturing bringing the make or the blackhawk helicopter under the same worth as the f-35 fighter jet. a fifth service may now dead in the attacks in tenn

dagen mcdowell has more on this bleak dagen: this is a national health crisis and a financial crisisld point out. this is a study published according to body mass index in the american journal of public health than the improbability of obese people reaching normal we is less than 1%. one in 210 obese men have a probability of reach mr. cheney normal weight without any surgery. one in 124 obese women, get joy morbid obesity which is an even larger body mass index those odds go down to one in 1290 men. en one in 677 women so it becomes nearly impossible to get down to a normal weight once you become obese or morbidly obese and talk about the cost, $305 billion in direct and indirect costs of obesity and you will be in terms of lost productivity, increased health care costs and people complain about the government cracking down trying to change what we eat and how all we eat, calorie content on menus and the like but there is going to be a lot more of that, more government in your health care and joy present you have a population that is increasingly over way and will probably stay is t

good morning everybody, i'm dagen mcdowell in for sandra smith.oined by lauren simonetti and nicole petallides. welcome to "fbn:am" your first look into what is breaking in the markets, the latest breaking news and what is expected in the day ahead. breaking news, a gunman open fires in a movie theater? lafayette, louisiana, killing two people and injuring seven others before taking his own life. authorities identify the shooter as a 58-year-old white male but they're not releasing his name as the investigation continues. there were about 100 people in the theater at the time of the shooting last night. police say they found suspicious items in the man's vehicle and decided to set off explosions as a precaution. we'll have a live report from lafayette in just a few minutes. >>> meantime hours before the shooting yesterday president obama had an interview with the bbc expressing his frustration over the gun control debate. >> we do not have sufficient, common sense, gun safety laws. even in the face of repeated mass killings. and you know, if you l

dagen mcdowell mentioned the consumer and that is mentioned cap-ex and corporates.o you think those two items grow stagnation? >> we are stuck in stagnation we have been stuck in the last six years, we are averaging, we average 2.3% gdp on a quarter over quarter basis. the end of this year plays out the way people expect with 2 fine for% gdp in the second quarter and maybe 28 or 3 in the second half of the year, we will be back at 2.1% gdp. another year of wheat groups. we see a stronger second half because the tail winds to the consumer, gasoline savings it setter, better labor market, more people are avoiding etc. they are not great jobs. >> is this enough to get the fed to move? >> employment. it is all about financial conditions or financial conditions stagnant. >> increasing watching washington and people so they are concerned about doing something before the election year. anybody who says different. >> they raise rates, is a need to get off of zero. >> that is important but it is true. >> you said last monday december, she said in his speech, thinking about d

with me is dagen mcdowell, is steroids the same thing as letting air out of football's?oger goodell thinks so. up holding his four game suspension of superstar quarterback saying 0 use appears the closest parallel to brady's alleged infraction of deflating footballs, the new england patriots say there's no proof. keep an eye on twitter, it is selling off social media giant beating expectations offering a dismal outlook for user growth. >> simply said, the product is difficult to use. maria: anthony says on the conference call he does not expect meaningful growth for a considerable amount of time. facebook reporting after the bell, better expectations and reviews of microsoft's version of windows, running traditional desktop windows, and new universal apps from the windows storm. and the start menu on the system is a big win. stocks expect to open higher, equities as earnings release driving the store. and the statement at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. the big economic data of the week, the gdp report will set the tone. john boehner facing a challenge in his role as speaker o

i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda buttner, and this is bulls and bears.bulls & bears" this week gary b. smith, jonas max faris john layfield along with ashley pratt and chuck rocha. welcome, everybody. ashley, is the government right to investigate? >> no. the government is absolutely wrong to investigate. this is a witch-hunt going after airlines. the point here i would like to make is the fact that in a $300 round-trip ticket

joining me right now is the editor-in-chief jerry baker and our own dagen mcdowell. thank you for joining us. it's been a fluid morning. >> we're trying to piece together what has happened in the last hour. we've heard a letter from the greek prime minister tsipras tsipras to the european finance ministers accepting commissions. following up on that we have discovered if it seems to be a wrinkle in this and it doesn't look like he is offering to accept all the terms and they could still be several hundred million euros apart which is not an insignificant amount of money for the amount we are talking about. the bigger picture and we'll see what happens whether there is some last-minute deal because greece has defaulted from last night on its imf money. it is more than an 11th hour deal. some of empower plus three deal. i think the biggest question is how much credibility does the greek government really have with the markets, but the europeans come with anybody. if the government -- it is like watching some sort of horrible comedy show. they say they accept something

i am with russ koesterich today and anastasia amoros and dagen mcdowell.terms of president speaking at 7:00. we'll go to the president live when he speaks. any other investments for investors today. >> we talked about the president's speech will clarify how much sanctions will be lifted that will be important for the oil markets. the other factor we can't forget about. opec revised expectations for world oil demand. if that is the case, maybe the scales are not just going to be that much more tipped in favor of supply. if demand picks up. oil prices could find a pot here. >> i would be more concerned about oil. not because i disagree with the demand comment there is a supply problem. not just about iran. you have saudi arabia pumping more. iraqi production is up half a million barrels. maria: how about the u.s. and shale revolution. >> not call it a problem. call it a bonanza for consumers. >> if you're long oil. issue is even with a 50 plus percent drop in the rig count we're producing half a million more barrels a day then we were back in late 2014. that

with me this hour, barron's.com editor jack otter and dagen mcdowell.uly 4th kickoff for the weekend. top stories, airlines in the middle of a civil antitrust investigation. the government wants to know if these airlines are working together to charge you more money to travel. investigators will decide whether airlines illegally colluded to keep air fares high. greece and its creditors halted talks until after sunday's referendum. the greek prime minister alexis tsipras urging greeks to reject an international bailout deal. ian bremer telling me there's only one revolution in all of this. >> it takes two to taint go and if they are king going all the way into the ground, the people suffering the most will continue to be the greeks. at the end of the day the market can rally, greeks are suffering, let's not forget that. maria: in europe, trading relatively flat. in london, paris and germany and major indices, u.s. stocks expect to open higher, futures indicate a higher opening for the broader averages, it is all about jobs report which comes out in an ho

>> charlie gasparino, scott martin adam and lisa dagen mcdowell and ben stein will be back next week. social media, what's their role in helping us defeat the terrorists? >> look, i think they should get in front of congress. they should get involved on their own. patriotism. they should track these things down not just kill the accounts but share the information with federal authority ts. that's their responsibility. >> some may bring up this little thing called the first amendment. >> right, but by no means is it social media companies' jobs to fight the war on terror but i think they have a moral obligation to do so. as you mentioned, isis is posting 100,000 social media messages per day using those messages to recruit people across the world and also to push propaganda. so yes, absolutely these social media companies have a moral obligation to do whatever they can to help fight isis. >> i have to tell you, too, scott, here's what i have a real soers problem with. this notion of self-radicalization. that's a bunk. that's not a real term. these are dissatisfied kids who can be swaye

we have dagen mcdowell and our residential comedian here.] [cheers] [applause] kennedy: let's get this once and burner hot trotting. what do you think the reaction was of donald trump when he read that tweet from el chapo? >> you love it. because it was perfect for him to get his name out there. where is hillary clinton? and i'm telling you, trump is beautiful in this race. he makes it exciting and worth watching. kennedy: so if he had engaged truly clinton with the same kind of tweet, do you think she would back down? >> she would have backed down. donald trump welcomes that. i think we need that. why not. kennedy: were you surprised that he ran to the fbi did not. >> no, because that is what bullies do. they say things and then they're like oh, mommy. [laughter] kennedy: absolutely. >> it can happen, absolutely. kennedy: it's like those protesters last week that were protesting cops and burning flags and then when bikers came they ran away. [laughter] >> i do like living, i think it would be fun to ieinn trsa. heulunes go course. kennedy:

charles: tesla's announcement happening very shortly, dagen mcdowell. what should we expect? tesla calls this press conference over the phone. we didn't expect this for 2:00 p.m. eastern time. we didn't think anything visual. elon musk a short while ago just treated out model as product called 11:00 today. of course the rocket discussion about the space x falcon explosion that day. that is the existing luxury sedan from the electric car come to me. the speculation now is this is going to be a software update. they be a software update that includes autopilot functions in the existing sedan. a lot of people thought we were going to get information about the upcoming crossover suv expected to come out next year or maybe even the model three sedan which is the lower is the lower-cost sedan which starts production in 2017. may be more software. that is what we will hear more than likely. charles: thank you very much. the white house bugging out about being bugged. president obama is skipping a visit to the waldorf-astoria after it was sold to a chinese company. the white house is

dagen mcdowell standing in for neil cavuto. dagen: be afraid, be very afraid. i and dagen mcdowell in for neil cavuto. much to cover today as we go coast to test. job growth struggling, wages not growing, what is next for this country. one new rule for the white house could make it that much worse. is this why air fares are so high? the justice department wondering if there colluding to raise fares lose someone says these charges are not fair. the nation on age. terror front in center as we head into the july 4th weekend. we are all over it. you got to watch because you never know. i might trip on my television and that would be really hilarious. it would be a yard sale as they say. the june jobs report was wildly disappointing. if you look at the overall number it came in below expectation. there was no wage growth. you had the unemployment rate falling 0.2%, more than 400,000 people stopped looking for work. the labour participation rate the lowest in 38 years. gerri willis says this is just the beginning of a war on jobs and will get worse. gerri: all work o

sandra: it is dagen mcdowell. greek access, while the violence get worse unless there is debt forgiveness? it seems the cars are lining up for that to happen at some point. >> reasons not to niche. it is not egypt. as the deal plays out, you do not have people starving, but you do have larger numbers taking the drugs that are catching aid in dying. the system is falling apart. it is disastrous of people are going through right now. obviously a very emotional, passionate nation. they will not tear their country apart. i don't believe that. i do think the situation in the situation greases and is not going to be better than what we saw in the run-up to the deal. on the deal accomplished is to kick the can down the road. ultimately there is going to be another european summit. this will not last for long. sandra: russell, part of the story is the wealth gap around the world. greece has the extreme ranch, extreme poor, something spread throughout europe. it's a big problem. >> throughout the world. in america the gap

our dagen mcdowell host of the intelligence report trish reagan, congressman, thanks very much for joining. >> with you this morning. >> what are thoughts this morning after another havoc act this time in lafayette? >> well this is a terrible tragedy, and my heart my prayers go out to families, victims, what we know is that and i think you just reported, that the gunman seems to have been acting alone, he committed suicide on scene one other i'm very died on the scene, that reports, that a third victim died later at the hospital. total nine injured. terrible tragedy, and right now we are trying to get all the details, the facts, law enforcement folks on the ground are doing a wonderful job of appeasing this together. you know -- is a horrible situation we will get the information, we will dig through all this and you know, certainly release information as it becomes available, i do i have gotten word that this individual had some sort of a criminal record i don't know the details yet. and law enforcement has not released his identity this point in time appears a loan perpetrator. maria: wa

with me, fox businesses dagen mcdowell and mark luchini. first, tom brady stopping headlines.ed his four-game suspension of the superstar quarterback for steroid use appears as the closeness to the alleged infraction of deflating footballs, sending his agents say the nfl has no proof of. keep an eye on twitter stocks this morning. the social media giant beat expectations at the outlet for user growth. >> simply had come of the remains too difficult to use. >> twitter finance chief anthony noto saying he does not expect any meaningful growth in the size of twitter's audience were a considerable amount of time. brave reviews with windows 10 running traditional desktop apps as well as universal apps downloaded from the windows store. critics are porting some buzz of the system but the start menu is hailed as a big win. vice president of windows for devices at the 8:00 a.m. eastern hour. stay with us as we take a look at futures trade u.s. stocks opened higher this morning. expect in a firmer start to the broader averages. ohio congressman john boehner facing a challenge to his ro

with me this hour, fox business dagen mcdowell from the john seller zany and todd horowitz about thehanks for being here everybody. top story 6:00 a.m. in the east coast to apple shares falling within 6% lower after the fourth-quarter revenue guidance mix tapes that patients. third-quarter profit and revenue. part of this a lot this morning has to do with iphone sales to the company reported 47.5 million unit was sold in the quarter. dow was still lower than analyst expectations. ceo tim cook says they sell more units than i thought they would any iphone did exceptionally well. apple shares are still a lot better than 40% year-over-year. >> the media. you love them. they love you. so was your frustration sometimes with the media -- is the media, myself included, a refocused on the wrong things, demanding too much of you, too too much of government? are we to inflammatory? what is your feeling? >> first of all, the media is a bunch of different medias. some get on my nurse more than others. maria: president obama making his final appearance on "the daily show." the president took a mo

global strategist anastacia amoroso and our road dagen mcdowell. and iran nuclear deal of grace.t signed off moments ago cap in a decade and in recent weeks that negotiations the force that minds to keep pushing back. details include namebrand editing capabilities for more than 10 years in exchange for lifting oil and economic sanctions ahead. iran's foreign minister calling the deal a win-win solution in a niche or a photo. secretary of state john kerry to speak momentarily. we'll take you live. president obama with a g on the white house at 7:00 a.m. this turn. bring you both press conferences live when they happen. the news have an immediate impact on the price of oil. sanctions being lifted me increase oil and supply us with a million a day eventually on the market. oil down 2%. the kanata mixed up and in terms of equities as you can see we expect weakness. a lot to have been. janet yellen headliner when samplers day. big earnings getting under way. we will bring you up the numbers as soon as they are out and watching stocks trade as well. a chinese state chipmaker has prepar

joining me right now is the editor-in-chief jerry baker and our own dagen mcdowell.ou for joining us. it's been a fluid morning. >> we're trying to piece together what has happened in the last hour. we've heard a letter from the greek prime minister tsipras tsipras to the european finance ministers accepting commissions. following up on that we have discovered if it seems to be a wrinkle in this and it doesn't look like he is offering to accept all the terms and they could still be several hundred million euros apart which is not an insignificant amount of money for the amount we are talking about. the bigger picture and we'll see what happens whether there is some last-minute deal because greece has defaulted from last night on its imf money. it is more than an 11th hour deal. some of empower plus three

i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda buttner, and this is bulls and bears.week gary b. smith, jonas max faris john layfield along with ashley pratt and chuck rocha. welcome, everybody. ashley, is the government right to investigate? >> no. the government is absolutely wrong to investigate. this is a witch-hunt going after airlines. the point here i would like to make is the fact that in a $300 round-trip ticket

charles: to the liz being mcdonald here and dagen mcdowell. as we await this, ladies, this deal, got to tell you, we were warned, dagen. it is here, right there, they will push it through and get it through congress. >> a arms embargo lifted in five years and ban on missiles lifted in eight. charles: iran gets $100 billion back real soon. >> you get iran very close to nuclear weapon with its covers filled with cash and an embargo on arms lifted in a mere five years. and then again the chairman of the joint chiefs said you can not put missile technology, intercontinental means, delivering nuclear weapon to the united states potentially but that is what this potentially could do down the road. charles: emac? >> you know what? this whole talk of a snap-back on sanctions, we're on cheats and sanctions are back on, how will that work when you have companies around the world pouring into iran to do business with iran, giving it a veneer of official consent? exxonmobil, shell, boeing, ge is already in there. more companies will go in there. are they g

it is something that our own dagen mcdowell is looking at as well as fcc commissioner jait pai.ing they're saying we don't need you, america, your version. internet or your means to get on internet and we can do it on our own and they're succeeding. what do you think of that? >> it is an unfortunate development because past few dick decades we come to know the internet a global platform without international borders. the more it is vulcanized on nation by nation basis and governments exert control over it the less we see values of free expression and free speech cherished. that is too bad for consumers around the world. neil: what do you make of that? >> he is absolutely right. china already blocks content. i didn't know this, that "the wall street journal" website has been fully blocked since last year. that is not enough because the internet is so vast and so much content, but what china is trying to do as he was saying china is essentially trying to create border control agents where it polices the internet and takes part of the internate away and keeps it within its borders.

dagen mcdowell, liz macdonald and dan shaffer are here.admit a little pressure out of these hedge fund guys who vote for people more anti-capitalism, than pro-capitalism bet getting back to bite them. >> that is ridiculous. if they only understood what these managers actually do, the risks they take every day and how that he add liquidity to the financial and economic systems including the food system, with the commodity trades, you would need somebody on the other side of this trade to take the risk. they get paid well for the risk. david: you know, emac, certain very small sliver of what occupy wall street protests i'm also in protest which is crony capitalism. >> yeah. david: but hillary and andrew cuomo are the epitome of crony capitalism. making big deals, with big companies, hand-in-glove with the government. that is what crony capitalism is. that is what these politicians are in favor of. >> crony capitalism is socialism by another name, david. what happened here, dan loeb had $5,000 a place in east hampton. 250 protesters. a lot we

to dagen mcdowell and liz macdonald. all right, dagen, it is hard to argue with that.rgue with that. >> everybody laughed at donald trump's comments and he paid dearly financially cut off what he said about people, illegal immigrants coming over from mexico. then you have the murder of that young woman in san francisco. i think there is a bright, hot spotlight on the issue of illegal immigration in this country. and all of the presidential candidates will have to step up to tell america what their plan is to stop it. to make sure people in this country who are criminals are not here. and they are not provided sanctuaries in many cities. a couple hundred. charles: they say we have over 200 sanctuary cities. >> right. charles: no matter what the procedures are, you keep people out, what that sort of enticement, i'm a criminal, i have a criminal record but can leave a country of peasant at this as criminal go to city like san francisco, emac i have got it made. >> you it made. you can play the local laws to go under the radar to set up gangs across state borders. governor

stick around. >> i'm dagen mcdowell. this is your fox business brief. proving tv deals mean big bucks. the nfl brought in at least $7.2 billion last year, the money split evenly between the 32 teams. each team received $226.4 million. most of the revenue comes from the various television deals the nfl has. cbs will pay the nf l3 hundred million dollars this year to air "thursday night football." other deals to name a few, including ones with nbc, fox, the nfl network. the nfl has sheen its share of scandals. roger goodell "deflategate" decision could come any day. tom brady is set to make $8 million this season. if the suspension holds he would lose a quarter of that money. market, 200 points loss for the dow. "cavuto: coast to coast" will be back in one minute. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? neil: yeah, the vice president. he has been a busy bee of late. he is starting economic t

smith, dagen mcdowell. appreciate it. see you on monday. have a good day, everybody. "varney & company" is next. thanks for joining us. stuart, over to you. stuart: maria, thank you very much indeed. picking up to where you were a moment ago we're waking up to new terror reality. terror arrives again and we take the hit from the inside. good morning, everyone. mohammad abdulazeez was not on fbi's radar. he came out of nowhere to kill four marines in chattanooga, tennessee. this is new terrorism, the lone wolf going after the biggest body count. we're all targets now. that is terror. get to money. google is set for a big gain. the stock will be up $70 maybe more. to politics. two new polls. the first shows trump still leading the republican pack. the second shows tillry taking a hit. trust in the clinton campaign is sliding. sports the big story, jordan speith looking good very good in the british open. oh what a day. "varney & company" is about to begin. stuart: we begin with terror in chattanooga tennessee. tony shaffer is here an expert on this subject. welcome to t

also thank you to dagen mcdowell. it's been a fun couple of hours. stay right here.st a quick look at the features that the markets open just moments from now. you've got the dow futures up 118-point, s&p up 12. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. >> a quick look at u.s. futures. dow futures up 119 points. the shanghai composite within a percent in overnight trading it looks like weakness. "varney & company" starts right now. stuart: sandra, thank you are a match. he declared three weeks ago and dominated ever since. today, donald trump is out front. good morning, everyone. he is surging everywhere, top of the pole in new hampshire. the first debate is just 10 days away. hillary puts out a video and marches further to the left. she wants a new expanded bush for green energy. how about half a billion solar panels installed in her first term. who pays? stocks

dagen mcdowell standing in for neil cavuto. dagen: be afraid, be very afraid. to test. job growth struggling, wages not growing, what is next for this country. one new rule for the white house could make it that much worse. is this why air fares are so high? the justice department wondering if there colluding to raise fares lose someone says these charges are not fair. the nation on age. terror front in center as we head into the july 4th weekend. we are all over it. you got to watch because you never know. i might trip on my television and that would be really hilarious. it would be a yard sale as they say. the june jobs report was wildly disappointing. if you look at the overall number it came in below expectation. there was no wage growth.

has not popped up yet but we're getting a quite a few tweets coming in including from our own dagen mcdowell rocks. this is wendy, saying this doesn't make them look smarter. now, dagen, i should say tweeting this do i have to grow a beard to get this account to tweet about me? yes, indeed you do. >> absolutely. neil: even tweeting she has attitude. >> she has a weak. get -- week, get started on it. neil: thank you, my friend. overwhelming positive reaction. >> very happy about that. i was nervous. neil: really were, sounded like. you notice how jealous gaspo sounded? >> i will take a comment anywhere i can get it even from gasparino. neil: no sartorially slended man in his own right. puerto rico is one mess near our doorstep, right? >> yes. there are comparisons and people starting to write comparisons making puerto rico out the next greece. there is one key difference. hopefully you have a few of them in your pocket, u.s. dollars which help the puerto ricans in their crisis, similar in many other ways to greece. they basically owe a lot of money to a lot of different people and their econo

jo ling kent, dagen mcdowell, connell mcshane. >> what?for the panel. >> only person in the building remains semicomfortable discussing this. neil: we saw connell on the phone for a good long time. what do you make of this? >> 37 million people signed up for this thing? this is the best story ever. i can say i'm not involved. you won't see my own name. neil: doth protest -- >> rooting from hackers, from my perspective, from the business side. i'm sure dagen and jo, can talk about that, this has humor potential. neil: destroying lives here. >> my apologies. >> what do-gooder hacker is doing the lord's work, outing all these people potentially? >> that is the argument, right? the hackers claim they wanted to hack this site pause the full delete opportunity on option wasn't actually true. so -- neil: what is the website? >> don't act like you don't know? neil: what is that? >> supposed to have option to fully delete all of your account information but the hackers claim, oh, no, that is not true. you still leave the credit card number in. they

dagen mcdowell land connell mcshane on why this is not happening. connell: they figured it out.ny, no one made a profit of the airline industry since the wright brothers but now they have. the perfect storm in some ways, of oil prices have gone down and they have a formula of feeding us to death. they charge everything. $17 and joy to cents per passenger and they collect that. dagen: they do it because -- because the planes are full and they don't need to reduce air fares and they don't need to give you a deal because they are filling the airplane. one reason they do the and on fees, they can remove them if they want but this is 7.5% excise tax on base fares. they don't get taxed by the government. baggage these are huge. there's no 7.5% excise tax on that. people complain about airlines, we really love the airlines when they are teetering on the verge of bankruptcy because the service is so much better when that is happening. let them make the money, air fares are going down, there's one reading from this group the looks at your leisure air fare that people would pay. they are

smith, daiking mcdonald -- dagen mcdowell and jo ling kent -- >> you told me talk to your hand two secondster] neil: i didn't talk to you, did i? [laughter] >> bam, on fire today, neil. neil: do you think the amazon stock is telling us more? it's on the heels of the jobless claims, 30-year-plus low. is there something going on? >> north american sales are up 25%, and if you compare that to the last couple of quarters, it's actually a huge gain here. so we do see the new orleans american amazon -- north american amazon shopper buying more stuff, and that's partially because of amazon prime. we also saw amazon web services, the cloud computing arm, up 81% in sales s. so those two really drove a lot of the revenue. neil: but i'm wondering whether if they're buying a lot of that stuff whether you're a prime customer or not, are we seeing this elsewhere in the retail momentum? >> last month retail sales were down shockingly. hopefully, though, hopefully -- it's one company, but a big one noneless -- this is a sign that the drop in gas prices, wages are starting to go up, the job market continue

thank you dagen mcdowell. thank you keith mccall and mike huckabee. >> we tried hard to come up with something positive to open the show. i think they found it. dare i say it, the gas price slide has begun. good morning, everyone. maybe i'm grasping at straws but overnight we've seen a solid job at the price of regular. everyone outside california has a shot at a much cheaper spinoff. more on this at the moment. hillary clinton laid out a very green agenda. climate change is a real threat and we must fight it with wind and sun powered every hole. prison reform from president obama includes $5000 taxpayer-funded grant for college for prison inmates. and don't create weapons systems that think for themselves. elon musk and others say it is an arms race we don't need. stocks up oil flat, gas down. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ here we go. breaking news just crossing the wire now. the case shiller report all about the state of the real estate market. measuring home price movements. ashley here we go . as

i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda buttner, and this is bulls and bears.t going after airlines. the point here i would like to make is the fact that in a $300 round-trip