dagen mcdowell has that tori. n to number 38. the number could not be more than 12,000. 2500 syrian refugees entered the u.s. last month allowed and at this rate about 30,000 syrians are they to be admitted in the next fiscal year. by the way, hillary clinton wants to increase it by 500%. despite turbulence in the global markets, the rich continue to get richer as the number of billionaires increases. the combined wealth of the worst billionaires rising more than 5% to a record $7.7 billion according to the 2015-16000000000 or sensors. the u.s. gross domestic product is around $17 trillion. "star wars" fans, there you go. a new rope one trailer set to debut this thursday. confirmed via twitter that the trail will drop during nbc's olympic coverage in the united states. no word on an exact time. rogue one a "star wars" story will have of the theaters in north america this december the 16th and it looks terribly exciting. back to you. sandra: all right. a new "star wars" trailer. >> sandra still hasn't been one. >> a

and here with me to break down all this morning dagen mcdowell is here, recon capital ceo kevin kelly and democratic strategist harlan hill. dagen: kevin was watching women's volleyball. kevin: they are dominating. dagen: i can see you playing beach volleyball. the height and the focus. kevin: the fierceness. sandra: i stuck to track and field. that was my money maker. [laughter] sandra: coming up this morning london center for policy research tony chaffer, scott brown, former member john brown and trump campaign national spokesperson katrina pearson will be here. trouble on the trail, governor mike pence defending running mate while hillary clinton used fiery words to describe the trump campaign. let's listen. >> we have different styles but as i told that little boy, we have exactly the same convictions. we both believe we can make america great again and return to those honored principles of standing tall in the world spaij, unleashing the full potential of the american economy and letting the american people stand tall again. >> frankly, this is a distraction for the trump campaig

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dagen mcdowell is here. dagen: good morning, ladies. great to see you. people this morning. it's a good one. good morning, everyone. i am dagen mcdowell. maria bartiromo will be back tomorrow. top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. a war of words on the campaign trail. hillary clinton and pushing back on the political process. >> i'm afraid the election is going to be rigged. i have to be honest. if i didn't win by a massive landslide. dagen: on the democratic side, warren buffett the latest billionaire to attack donald trump. targeting on the business record for not releasing his tax return. >> how many of you would be afraid to have your tax return made public? you're only afraid if you've got something to be afraid about. dagen: the newest polls as well straight ahead. for the first time, zika threatening travel in the united

let's go to dagen mcdowell with the etf report. gen: she's one of my famous people walking on the green earth. [laughter] dagen: gold mining stocks with emphasis on north american miners. the worst week in seven months. the group getting hit hard by recent shift of expectation that is the federal reserve may raise interest rates sooner rather than later as we wait for janet yellen. mornings with maria will be right back .. ♪i believe, i believe ♪believe we're still worth the fight♪ ♪you'll see there's hope for this world tonight♪ ♪i believe, i believe ♪yeah ♪rock guitar oorni'nd smith. maria has the morning off. your top story at 7:00 a.m. eastern. hillary clinton basing other another e-mail dump. congressman wayne and on the ongoing scandal. >> she was not indicted because he didn't have sufficient evidence of the patient -- of intent. >> the latest from the campaign trail coming up. new developments in the water of the arabian gulf. what that me for attendance relationship with iran. the details on how police were able to prevent

dagen mcdowell has the details on that. good morning, dagen. dagen: good morning, sandra. more than 60,000 homes have been destroyed and 100,000 registered for federal aid. the number of people living in shelters is slowly decreasing. many are living in hotels and with relatives. the focus now on recovery efforts. >> we are going to give them lunch so that they don't have to stop what they're doing so we are going to deliver pizzas so neighborhoods. dagen: president obama will be visiting louisiana tomorrow. again donald trump visiting last week. let's turn to the latest developments of southern california. the evacuation order for the blue cut fire has been lifted. that order impacted 82,000 people. the fire burned 37,000 acres and now 85% contained. more than 100 homes were destroyed but thankfully no deaths have been reported. there's now a separate fire in the central part of the state that is threatening hurst castle. an investigation underway in connecticut, people were wounded in a house party in bridge port, one person was critically injured. in another major bust

joining me to break it all down, dagen mcdowell, recon capital kevin kelley and national review reporter cadcam. good morning, everybody. dagen: ryan lochte stories everywhere. the training topic on twitter, front page of "the new york post." maria: what i would like your take on this. i have no reason to believe they were not robbed because it happens every day in brazil. but the story has so many holes in it. dagen: and is changing. the details of it. everybody understands embellishment,. >> if i were robbed and might embellish a little bit about how scared i was. >> i think the lesson here is don't die your hair that color, you will stand out and someone will try to pick you up. maria: the rest of the summers are in is so still. lochte got his way home but the others are still there. a scary situation. away from home, now facing the fact you don't have your passport. >> in brazil, they are one of the most corrupt nations and they've been changing their government. the security has always been a concern in olympians are targeted. dagen: they are worried about the headlines and the bad

here with me fox business network dagen mcdowell. recon capital ceo kevin kelly and julie is here. good to have all of you this morning. good to politics day. a lot of market action as far as expectations but not a lot of market movement yet. kevin: everybody is focused on the fed later this week so that's why it's quiet out there's in the market. sandra: you've been really looking at the numbers there and as far as poll tillty is concern, what we might see lathe in the day. dagen: it is his birthday. happy birthday, kevin kelly. sandra: is that why you have the blue flower in. kevin: yeah. sandra: trump economic adviser wilber ross, former fema director michael brown and candidate dr. ben carson will be joining us. lot to talk about there. you don't want to miss any of that. to our breaking news this morning, the powerful earth scwaik striking? central italy overnight. dozens of people have been killed in 6.2 magnitude earthquake. do we have somebody on the phone right now? we have been trying to get somebody from the area to speak with? christopher is there. christopher, what can

dagen mcdowell all the polls show the gap is closing. his numbers improved, she is weakening even if she has a lead. i always look at the how favorability ratings, also the negatives and there was a "wall street journal" poll that jerry seib was writing about, now more than six in 10 reported negative feelings donald trump. more than five in 10 had negative feelings towards her. what is going on goes right to that. the american people have learned to distrust her over the last 25 years and literally distrust everyone around her. everything that comes out right now, it goes straight to that that. she could run an ad of her in field of tulips having her faced licked by a dozen puppies it will not make people have warm feelings towards her. harris: no, but i would watch it >> people think, poor puppies. harris: meghan, as we look at this, you said 25 years of it, but what is counts what happened in the last 25 days because you're talking momentum and you have spent, being hillary clinton north of 40 million on negative ads in battleground s

maria: when i got in yesterday i said dagen mcdowell is out. gen: thank you for the alabama photo on national doug weight. maria: is the connectors as well. a lot of stories that i've got to check in on what the polls are saying. looking forward to that. or to bring insights, thank you very much. retired four-star general jack keane as it does today. former presidential candidate and texas governor rick perry will be with us. charles schwab lived in sanders stopped by as well. stay with us. keep that up with breaking news at the moment. the e.u. antitrust regulators have ordered ireland to recover over $14 billion from apple in illegal tax benefits. regulators say the amounts could be codified their countries including the u.s. are at or pay my taxes. this feels like a big story. do we have a precedent on this? >> this will play out over time. the u.s. treasury has said this isn't a fair ruling. there's no secret to e.u. is not a fan of tax policies favor a long time criticize lower taxes than the rest of the e.u. this doesn't surprise me in the

dagen mcdowell subhosting "bulls and bears" and adam on his new book. charlie, is isis on the decline? are we in denial? >> i think we're in a contradiction of terms here. i mean the obama administration, if you listen to the defense secretary ash carter, on one hand, and some other people, they say well isis is growing, still a huge threat, every day we wake up worrying about this and we're not really doing -- while we are making gains it's not enough. i'm pair a ra phrasing but i've been listening for these guys the last six months saying that. hillary clinton and the president, president obama, saying, you know, the jv team is almost fun ishds. they're going to lose. and i can tell you when administrations talk out of both sides of their mouth as do, you a problem. >> scott, here's the thing. this is a two-prong approach, fighting them in a traditional war-like setting, we have taken land but they have spread so far across this country and we've seen their attacks on our way of life, their attacks on our economy. the true nature of terror is to scare

with me this morning, wake up, everybody, fox business network dagen mcdowell and trading partners michael block and radio talk show david webb. i wonder if you sleep. you were tweeting on midnight, i'm going to be at mornings with maria. go to bed. dagen: i got up at 2:00. >> different places. hardest working team in news right here. sandra: former whitewater independent council robert ray and lamar smith. you don't want to miss the line-upcoming up. the e-mail con trough -- con trough controversial are front and center. donald trump called for a special prosecutor into the appearance of play. >> the amount is done, the favor is done and the significant number of times it was done require an expedited investigation by a special prosecutor immediately, immediately. sandra: let's bring republican strategist and jessica a democratic strategist. all right. first up, if these 15,000 emails just -- i feel like i'm going to go to you on this. >> that's shocking. [laughter] sandra: if they were so boring as she joked on kimmel, why didn't she put them out to begin with? >> the entire private serv

dagen mcdowell doing her usual great job and still out working on the book, "war and peace" but in the meantime larry this administration taking in a record amount in taxes and our debt continues to mount. whose plan can fix this? >> sure. well unfortunately, neither plan really deals with the elephant in the room that soaring national debt. and in order to do that, both plans will actually increase the debt. we have to deal with the entitlement issue in this country. social security, we've got medicare, medicaid, that are 50% of the budget. so outside of that we have one really key difference that is corporate income tax. hail larry talks about getting companies to pay their share but donald's plan will do it. lowering the corporate income tax gets companies to bring $2 billion sitting overseas back to this country to create jobs and get this economy really moving. >> ben stein, you like that idea, that less is more? >>. >> no, i don't like it at all. i've been saying that for some time. it's pretty simple if you raise taxes you will bring in more money. this is the formula if you low

i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda buttner. this is "bulls and bears." the bulls and bears, gary, jonas, john, along with emily, and chuck. welcome to everybody. john, you're the athlete among us. will this controversy impact endorsements? >> it's going to impact it. it's going to end the endorsements unfortunately. look, he makyou mix famous peop notoriety and alcohol this was a stupid thing. this is going to cost him significantly because ryan lochte does not have a second act. you know, michael phelps had a problem with drinking and came back and competed magnificently in the olympics. people have forgotten that. andy pettitte, jason ggiambi, issues with peds, they came back and played well. compare that to ben johnson and mark mcgwire and roger clemens, never had a second act to get over the allegations and because of that, they lost all these endorsements going forward. the last thing remembered is what you know about the athletes especially in america. unfortunately this is the last thing that will be remembered for ryan lochte and his endorsement

i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda buttner. this is "bulls and bears." the bulls and bears this week, gary, jonas, john, along with lisa and jessica. welcome to everybody. lisa, is a special prosecutor worth the cost? >> absolutely. the obama administration has shown their cards. you had lor lettaynch sit on a plane with bill clinton during an investigation and there's also reports that the department of justice turned down the fbi's request to investigate the clinton foundation on public corruption charges. the reality is hillary clinton is running to be commander in chief of this great nation, and while she was the nation's top diplomat it looks like her influence was for sale. look at the associated press report. 55% of the nongovernment individuals she sat down with or took phone calls with were clinton foundation donors. the business times, they reported that arms sales to governments that donated to the clinton foundation increased under her watch. look at "the new york times" who reported about uranium in a deal that hillary clinton approved as se

care to break it down, fox business network's dagen mcdowell.conservative commentator kerstin haglund is here as well. courtesy of this morning. good to have you. from the u.s. ambassador to the united nations john bolton will be here. former fema director michael brown and new york fed president bill bradley. you don't want to miss the all-star lineup. meanwhile, who is best to fight the war in terror? donald trump laid out his plan to defeat isis while joe biden stomped for hillary clinton in his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. but listening. >> we will defeat radical islamic terrorism just as we have defeated every threat we face at every age and before. we will not -- we will not remember this defeated with close ties for science devices. we have a president that doesn't want to say the word. anyone who cannot name our enemy is not fit to lead our country. >> hillary has forgot more about american foreign policy didn't trump and his entire, not exaggerating, his entire team will ever understand. ladies and gentlemen -- [applause] hillary

i am dagen mcdowell. maria bartiromo will be back tomorrow. top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. a war of words on the campaign trail. hillary clinton and pushing back on the political process. >> i'm afraid the election is going to be rigged. i have to be honest. if i didn't win by a massive landslide. dagen: on the democratic side, warren buffett the latest billionaire to attack donald trump. targeting on the business record for not releasing his tax return. >> how many of you would be afraid to have your tax return made public? you're only afraid if you've got something to be afraid about. dagen: the newest polls as well straight ahead. for the first time, zika threatening travel in the united states. the cdc saying pregnant women should avoid a neighborhood, a specific neighborhood around miami. this is after 10 new cases of the disease were discovered. remembering thick and said the polls attack in her window. it will reopen in a memorial to the 49 people killed in june. taking away your second amendment rights on your iphone or read the first amendment at how apple is waiti

i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda buttner. this is bulls and bears. the bulls and bears this week, gary b. smith, jonas ferris, john layfield and kathy lynn taylor and o-- >> is there any way to get rid of pay to play. >> there is. >> different term lengths for congress, term lengths, election process and greater transparency. the problem here is massive. as of june, 12,553 lobbyists were registered in washington, d.c. when you add in the staff with those it's an estimated 90,000 people are associated with those lobbyists, 167 people per congress member and it's about $5 million because $2.6 billion is spent on congress lobbying. all for special interests. you can stop this, but you need an overhaul of the system. look, there's not much doubt that she did, but everybody is doing it. >> well let's talk about the lobbyists. republicans have gotten more money from lobbyists this election cycle. if you look at the breakdown there. more money than democrats, but hillary clinton, tops the bipartisan list, and by the way, donald trump has only received a lit

joining me to break it all down, fox business dagen mcdowell good recon capital kevin kelley and cochair morgan martinez. good to see it. how was the show? dagen: it was awesome. i hate it when you are not here. it rolls along. maria: you guys have good conversations. maria: you deserve some days off, but i really hate it. >> i wrote a motorized piece of luggage around this video. maria: i watched a little and it was great. a lot coming up this morning. the boston police commissioner joining us. what evidence is there. animal rights activist baxter does a person from house speaker republican presidential candidate himself, newt gingrich is with us as well. a lexicon. the gloves are off. president upon the issue most scathing critique yet of donald trump. the republican nominee punched back and his daughter ivanka weighed in. >> the republican nominee is unfit to serve as president. i said so last week and he keeps on proving it. >> i think he is one of the worst presidents, maybe the worst we've ever had in his array of our country. i think hillary clinton has the potential to be even wo

dagen mcdowell, mike huckabee, thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. thank you maria and all. we were not expecting this, an apology from donald trump, humility from donald trump. what was he thinking? good morning, everyone, he was thinking, new look, new style, new beginning. last night he said, sometimes you say the wrong thing, i've done that and i regret it. that speech was his best yet. and today he goes to where the president will not to louisiana and disasterous floods and begins a tv ad campaign in new states.

nicole: now time for mornings with maria and dagen mcdowell is there this morning in for maria bartiromog in my ear so i'm getting my ducks in a row. it is monday august 1st, your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. in the race for the white house hillary clinton will hit the campaign trail today in omaha, nebraska, joining her ceo warren buffet and despite her support from buffet, mark cuban, former city mayor, clinton still facing questions over trust worthiness and e-mail scandal. >> director comey said that my answers were truthful and what i said is consistent with what i told the american people that there were decisions discussed and made to classify retroactively emails. dagen: that would be a pointed debate.

fox business network's dagen mcdowell, rose cliff c. e. of mike murphy, fox news contributor cat 10. dagen: i still haven't calmed down from this ransom payment to a red yesterday. in the green room yelling about it. maria: now we learn in fact there was objections to the pavement. it feels like an undercover drug deal of some sort. >> cash is untraceable. our tax dollars were being funneled in cash to iran to basically kill people. that's what the money will be used for. despite what you are at the white house. maria: is pretty extraordinary. coming up this morning but what's up with lieutenant colonel tony schaeffer. former reagan economic adviser martin feldstein is with us. mayor rudy giuliani with us. big hour coming out. arizona sheriff paul bravo is that the spirit of god to come this morning. meanwhile, gave him the latest fox news poll shows hillary clinton but they tend to be there for donald trump. 49% to terms 39%. can donald trump closed the gap? a republican strategist and betsy will address a politics reporter at "the daily b

dagen mcdowell, charles cook and rick unger. welcome, everybody. rick, i'll start with you. robbie look, the king just fire says it is unfair to look to her calendar and cherry pick certain people that she has been meeting with. it's constant deflection, justification and calling trump a demagogue. why not take a little personal responsibility. >> you will hate this coming from me. but you are right. i listened to his explanation today, it was preposterous. we know what those meetings are as a matter of course with dignitaries as secretary of state. i looked at the calendar. over half of the meetings that she took from outsiders were arranged by the clinton foundation. my concern is i don't want to wipe out the clinton foundation, they do good work. what they were doing to set up these meetings and what this interplay was is not acceptable and not the deal made with the obama administration, no chinese wall, not okay. kennedy: you are absolutely right. it takes people from your side, from your party to stand up if she is going to save face in all this. luckily she is running

i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda buttner. this is bulls and bears.yfield and kathy lynn taylor and o-- >> is there any way to get rid of pay to play. >> there is. >> different term lengths for congress, term lengths, election process and greater

i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda buttner. this is "bulls and bears."ulls and bears this week, gary, jonas, john, along with lisa and jessica. welcome to everybody. lisa, is a special prosecutor worth the cost? >> absolutely. the obama administrationas

here today, dagen mcdowell, fox business anchor, meghan mccain, syndicated radio talk show host.ky, democratic strategist. today's #oneluckyguy, veteran actor dean cain and he is outnumbered. wow, great to see you. >> i'm a veteran actor. i like that. harris: only 29. >> just had a birthday. i turned the big five, 0. >> get out of town. harris: that was a due days ago. yo

joining me to talk about fox business dagen mcdowell and anthony scaramucci. good to see you. nthony: good morning. dagen: i haven't seen this dude in a long time. maria: thank you, thank you so much. [laughter] maria: former democratic presidential candidate former ohio congressman with us. joe arpaio, secretary and utah governor michael lovett will join us. donald trump heads to mÉxico today to meet with president enrique nieto ahead of speech tonight. former rudy major giuliani who serve as chairman as judiciary subcommittee on immigration both expected to accompany him to mÉxico. i want to bring politics reporter at the daily beast, former assistant director at the fbi. thank you so much for joining us. >> good morning. maria: what are you expecting in the speech in mÉxico. >> i'm not braced for any major shock. it will give trump approach bullish approach of immigration, while at the same time won't necessarily present any new information. of course, trump has spent the last year in public life bashing mÉxico, suggesting the mexican government is engaged in covert operatio

here today, fox business network's dagen mcdowell, national review reporter katherine tim of, and co-hoste five and cashing in, eric bolling is here. you always like to remind us of something, but we'll get to that later. >> let's say that. dagen: i said he was stunning, pink is hot. w

also from fbn, dagen mcdowell is here.nd radio talk show host, meghan mccain, today's #oneluckyguy, there he is, executive producer of imus in the morning, bernard mcguirk. >> thank you, ladies. melissa: do we have to call you bernard? >> ball bald-headed, whatever yu want. dagen: i want to kiss your head. >> you're making me blush. thanks for having me. sandra: let's get started. what we continue to, hillary clinton. the parent of sean smith and tyrone woods dropping a lawsuit on the democratic nominee for president, suing clinton for wrongful death and defamation. they claim hillary's mishandling of information on her private server was directly responsible for her son's murders at the hands of army terrorists. army ranger veteran part of the team that fought back against benghazi attackerss with this reaction to the lawsuit today. >> i think it's a good thing. they are standing up. the system has failed them. the system that was supposed to protect them, supposed to keep people accountable is not. right now hillary is g

we have fox business network's dagen mcdowell, radio talk show host meghan mcan cain, and lisa booth today's #oneluckyguy iraq, afghanistan veteran and fox news contributor, the list gets longer, pete hegseth. >> you know what i call you behind your back? honk, honk, burning hegseth. >> i will take it. harris: now everybody knows

i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda buttner. this is "bulls and bears.", gary, jonas, john, along with emily, and chuck. welcome to everybody. john, you're the athlete among us. will this controversy impact

here today, fox business network's dagen mcdowell, national review reporter katherine tim of, and co-host of the five and cashing in, eric bolling is here. you always like to remind us of something, but we'll get to that later. >> let's say that. dagen: i said he was stunning, pink is hot. >> well, thank you, guys. julie: that's a great little tie thing, pocket square. [laughter] >> i'm proud to be here. thanks for having me. dagen: this is before we stab you in the neck. [laughter] >> i'm ready for it. sandra: let's get started. more details coming out about the fbi pushing to investigate allegations of pay to play at hillary clinton's state department before being denied by the department of justice. a new report says three field offices wanted an investigation launched earlier this year. after a bank alerted the fbi to the so-called suspicious activity of a foreign donor to the clinton foundation. it also shows a top clinton aide assisted the charity in its hiring while she worked as a senior official in the state department. as first reported on cnn, cheryl mills, hillary's chief of s

also from fbn, dagen mcdowell is here.io talk show host, meghan mccain, today's #oneluckyguy, there he is, executive producer of imus in the morning, rn

dagen mcdowell, meghan mccain, republican strategist, lisa booth and today's #oneluckyguy, former cia covert operations officer mike baker. you are outnumbered. i feel a little bit though like maybe we're all-out numbered by the message that is coming out of the white house right now because i really want to try to understand how so many things like a tumbler on a big lock that it would take an expert to pick, all fell into place just haphazardly at once? >> yeah. i spent that whole time watching josh ernest scraping cow pies off my shoes. he got three minutes of explanation and ran out of lipstick for the pig. no way they will be able to maintain this with a straight face over any period of time. we're not privy to all those negotiations that took place. so that's fair. we have to be careful how we speculate on that but this idea, i can tell you, my company is involved in various k and r issues and extortion issues, so we understand to some degree how this process works. doesn't matter what call it. doesn't matter whether we call it coins dinse. matters what the other side believes a

. >> i have to quote our friend dagen mcdowell from earlier this morning who goes, well that is a rocket when has "dancing with the stars" helped beyond one month of the show? they were on the cover of "us weekly.." there is no longevity. oh, you can spin it into other dance reality shows. harris: think about the olympic team for a minute. he will have free time. meghan: they get paid a lot. they get paid around $300,000 and $350,000, you get more the longer you're on. don't ask me why i know that but i do. it is googlable. he will try to endear himself. i don't know if we have traded i don't know another kind ever athlete. harris: make it real for a second. one of the swimmers had to stay there. i had to be first pay $10,000 an they raised the fee. if that is his teammate and his friend, i hope he shares some of his wealth he is going to get from "dancing with the stars." >> he said he will reimburse the kid. the guy is 20 years old. other teammates, he will reimburse them the 10 or $11,000 he had to pay to the brazilians. harris: they raised it. go made. >> to those expressing outrages

here today, dagen mcdowell, fox business anchor, meghan mccain, syndicated radio talk show host.ulie roginsky, democratic strategist. today's #oneluckyguy, veteran actor dean cain and he is outnumbered. wow, great to see you. >> i'm a veteran actor. i like that. harris: only 29. >> just had a birthday. i turned the big five, 0. >> get out of town. harris: that was a due days ago. you look rested. >> i need a couple days after that, believe me. >> let me be polite. you look young. dagen: rested in hollywood means you never work. >> i am rested. harris: superman wouldn't need work. >> superman wouldn't, but i do. harris: glad to have you. >> very happy to be here. harris: 2015 race is heating up in the heartland. donald trump visiting paul ryan home state of wisconsin. we know it is contested swing state. we also know trump said recently he is not ready to endorse the house speaker's re-election bid. in a yo interview ryan shrugged that off appearing to leave the door open to revoke his support for the republican nominee. >> would there ever be a bridge too far? >> i always said, o

here is dagen mcdowell with the latest. reporter: good morning. delta cancer nearly 255 this morning and expecting delays for 200 more as the airline struggled to recover from yesterday's global computer outage. delta says a power outage in atlanta this plan for the computer problems in the delta ceo apologized to customers in a video released yesterday. >> i apologize for the challenge this has created with you. the delta team is working hard to restore and get the systems back as quickly as possible. >> delta shares took a slight tear. the refund today and offering a $200 voucher to passengers whose flights were canceled or delayed for more than three hours. 905 were canceled due to this outage. the tsa is making it easier to enroll in the trusted programs that include pre-checking global entry. after a successful trial run at h&r block locations last year, the tsa expanding sign-ups to several new locations. travelers will sign up for pre-check a dmv locations around virginia and concert like the watershed country music festival in washington s

with me to talk about it fox fox business network's dagen mcdowell and joanie courtney and making moneyom 195. i'm really worried about manufacturing and construction down with adp. we have housing shortage there. i don't know what that speaks to. maria: is it important? this will set tone for markets and give us a great window where jobs are. joanie you have a great information on where the jobs are. forcing president obama to respond to it, putting donald trump on the attack. as one of the former hostages himself highlighted the tense situation that unfolded on the runway right before the hostages were released, watch. >> we announced these payments in january. many months ago. there was not a secret. we announced them. the only bit of news that is relevant on this, the fact that we paid cash, which brings me to my last point. the reason that we had to give them cash is precisely because we are so strict in maintaining sanctions and we do not have a banking relationship with iran that we couldn't send them a check. >> i wonder where that money really goes by the way, right? i wonder w