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we'll check in with the fox business network with all the market moves. rst, fox extreme weather alert. record heat scorching the southwest. phoenix, 106 yesterday. a new day for may 6. adam klotz live in the fox extreme weather center. it's 106 for six months there? >> seems like it. yeah, 106 in phoenix today. a lot of spots running to the middle 100s. is this typical? actually not. we don't break 100 until about may 12th. guess what? today is going to be another hot day. we're seeing maybe not as white spread heat warnings. we'll top out at 102. more "shepard smith reporting" after the break. first, we head to vermont. and go to our coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good, he asks? let me show you. let's go. so we climb. hike. see a bear. woah. reach the top. dave says dark magic is a bold blend of coffee with rich flavors of uganda, sumatra, colombia and other parts of south america. like these mountains, each amazing on their own. but together? magical. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee

she most recently served as president of programming for the fox news channel and fox business networkjay wallace has been appointed president of fox news and executive editor. next, the panel on president trump's insistence that the summit with north korea is still a go. but first, beyond our borders. congo's latest ebola outbreak has spread to a city of more than a million people. it means the deadly virus might travel more easily and densely populated areas they are. the city is on the congo river, a crucial tribal court or in the vast country, and upstream from the capital. a city of about 10 million people. the vatican investigators are set to take testimony from chilean sex abuse victims and say pope francis is making history with his emergency summit of the chilean hierarchy. francis summoned the chilean bishops conference to rome for four days of meetings and prayer after he admitted he had made great areas in judgment in the case of the chilean bishops accused of witnessing and ignoring abuse. and at the european union is calling for an end to president trump's threats to slap

christina park is here from fox business network. is hard to follow. >> and the reason we saw the uptick earlier today is there were rumors that president trump was going to stay within the deal. you saw everyone getting happy, and there wasn't going to be so much pull geopolitical tension. then when the news came out, investors were getting the information and so they have to parse through the notes, exactly the wording he is using to see what does that mean for any type of deals with europe? the words are actually a lot harsher coming from president trump than expected, so the cooperation with europe seems to be -- there's a little bit of tension. you have the french president, the chancellor from germany and the p.m. from britain saying they regret the u.s. decision. we were talking about stocks in general oil, we saw the rally when the news came out that yes, the united states will be leaving the deal. why? because sanctions could be imposed very shortly which would reduce the supply of oil. however, energy stocks as a whole are

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and a ten-year bond yield also it he highest levels in seven years. 21st century fox at the fox business networkoing to have some changes. in fact, murdock will be cochairman and james murdock will be leaving the company to pursue his own opportunity once 21st century fox sells off those assets over to disney. we did have 21st century fox, the parent of fox business network finishing higher today. amazon prime members, you're going to be getting discounts over at whole foods. in fact, $10 off of sale items plus some weekly deals. back to you. liz: thank you, nicole. great to see you. tonight, it is a word that's defining america. and if not the word trump or hillary or obama. listen. >> laurel. laurel. laurel. . liz: but watch this. some people hear that word as yanny. it is a mind-blowing phenomenon that people are now realizing, scientists as well, that people experience reality differently. we're going to bring you that story. also tonight, the cheesecake factor firing two workers who allegedly harassed this man for wearing a pro trump hat. >> i'm wearing a trump hat and look at this. just be

fox business network dagen mcdowell. global economics editor with "the wall street journal," jon hilsenrath and fox news correspondent via gabriel. great to see you. good morning. so happy you're back. i'm listening to maria bartiromo on the radio. maria: this morning a lot of news. >> we don't know where to start. is that fox disney, iran, schneiderman? dagen: how about some primaries today. west virginia is kind of my wheelhouse. maria: a lot of debate in west virginia. trevor exactly. blake and finds that these more trump and trent. avery moore situation are not situation are now for attempted and initially backward more but got onboard with them. we shall see. maria: and as you mentioned disney, fox. we will see what happens but it looks like comcast once and again. they were there at the table. they tried to make a bid to acquire assets. fox says no we are going with disney dollars. >> we are reporting that the journal, a sister corporation that did that look similar. the big difference is that this is an all cash of

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following that comment, a network spokesperson confirmed the former fox military analyst one no longer be invited to appear as a guest on either fox business network or fox news channel. charles payne wrote, my apologies to senator mccain and his family. this morning on a show i was hosting a guest made a very and derogatory remark about senator mccain. at the time i had control room in my ear telling me to wrap the segment and i did not hear the comment. he went on to say, the remark does not reflect my or the network's feelings. so here we are, a retired general accusing an american hero from being a traitor and a white house staffer saying out loud that a senator's position doesn't matter because he's dying anyway. as joe baden joe biden put it , descents and comic decency in america has hit bottom. >> she did say that yes, the president -- she had to be asked to or three times but she did say the president sets the tone for the white house and the president has respect for all americans. it is interesting that sarah huckabee sanders didn't say too much on this because last night as we were chasing down this story, there was no shortage

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morning on the fox business network. we'll listen to things about the trump administration handling of north korea. neil is back tomorrow and the five starts now. ♪ >> greg: hey, i am greg gumfeld with geraldo and jesse watters and dana perinno. with the five. and kimberly guilfoyle. see roseanne disappeared faster than a classified e-mail on a server. abc saw the handwriting and one stop liquidation while you wait. i am kind of sad, but i am shocked. not for roseanne, i am sad that the experiment failed. why did it intrigue us? the show was a mess. it was not because we loved roseanne, we knew she was nutty. but maybe it signalled progress where the pros and cons can break bread. but not anymore and the world moves on to who ever is next. >> we know what donald trump thinks. we know what roseanne barr thinks. it is racist. they are exhibiting racist behavior. >> it was a great move yesterday. the thing that is the background of all of this, the president can be racist and nothing happens to him. >> roseanne's show was c

for more on the markets taking a dive, in other business headlines, we return to the "fox business" network with insight. good evening, deidre. >> the stock market lost steam, leaving rates on hold. since the fed plans to raise rates gradually, there is a future rate hike. traders are anxious with key trade talks between the u.s. and china. the next 48 hours could be rocky. if there is an all out trade war, workers likely to be the most hurt but not alone. nike and starbucks get 15% of their annual revenue from china. deutsche bank saying american job growth could be hurt by a trade war. high production of aluminum, cars, have added fewer jobs than in the past. >> what about tech in response to apple's earnings? >> the dow would have fallen more without apple's support. with the latest result, it proved it's more than an iphone maker. apple made money with wherables, and they gave detail about current sales, better than most calculated. apple announced a huge $100 billion buy back program, the biggest on record. some analysts criticized the company for not having a better idea what to do wi

joining me in new york, fox business network's dagen mcdowell.en: good morning, maria bartiromo. i was talking about how i will say this, it is a gift to come to work with you every morning. i say it off air all the time. it bears repeating to your very loyal audience and i've never met -- i've never worked with anybody who works as hard as you do, who is more supportive, more intelligent. it's just a dream job. it really is. so i'm excited -- >> maria: come on, dagen. >> dagen: i'm serious. >> maria: it's my dream job to be with you every day. >> dagen: i can't wait for these interviews you have coming up. the timing of them is incredible. >> maria: the timing is incredible. i mean, it's -- we're going to talk today, i'll be having two exclusive interviews that we'll bring in las vegas with dick cheney and former defense secretary from the cia director, from a white house chief of staff, leon p p aanetta. i'll ask them about the iran deal and also about north korea. the issues on the table with regard to foreign policy are incredible. >> dagen:

here to break it down fox business network's gerri willis. staff. steve: 3.9. >> 3.9. ticks down lower than expected. expectation 4.0% after last month's 4.1%. that is a surprise. markets like that. 3.9%. unless they start thinking people will get paid more and inflation will go up that could be a concern. but for workers 3.9%, full employment. it is good news. >> americans receiving unemployment aid lowest since 1973? >> this is good news again. fewer people claiming unemployment. fewer people unemployed. more people in the workforce. >> jobs number is 164,000. that is in the range? >> in the range and on the low end. frankly kind of surprising to me i'm hearing anecdotally people. we were expecting 192,000 or 170,000. keep in mind this is huge economy. these numbers are diminimus compared to the entire size of the labor force. brian: here is the other thing. i don't know if we have this number, how many people are capable of working and not? >> there is whole lot of that. participation rate has been strengthening, but still 60%. so more peo

liz: well, as fox business network, you're looking at this as a business decision,on.e a lot of people who said the high fuel efficiency standards which, by the way, president trump, president bush, bush 41, bush 43, president clinton, each successive president kept raising the standards. we want 25 miles per gallon, 35, 55 miles by the year 2024, that put leaders in a position when it comes to financials, correct? >> absolutely. you think about the clean air act, it goes back to president nixon. when we have both parties working on the issue, it makes ultimate sense. liz, you're from southern california, you understand the high quality of life. we have impacted children with dramatically higher instances of asthma because of poor air quality, that leads to declining business and economic conditions. you don't want to lose work productivity, you don't want to lose the basic research and development. the united states has 11 of the top 100 universities in the globe. we want to do the applied research to create that next generation of successful economic activity in our

i spent more than an hour on the fox business network, and i'm sure this is a relief. as apple goes, so goes the rest of the technology and the market. it's a sigh of relief. >> you look at the apple stock, and the stock market overall, and they look similar. the stock has been under lots of pressure, but today it was up during the market session which suggests it might be smart money, sniffing out that sentiment. having said that, and it's also an amazing proxy. they do business in china come in business in america and business around the world. the iphone is the best-selling phone, and it's a pretty expensive product. if you can sell 52.2 billion smartphones in this day and age, because everyone watching has a smartphone and doesn't need a new one. you are certainly talking about consumers not just in america but around the world. it has a large cash ward, and the president of course met with tim cook obviously, they took up the china issue because obviously apple has a lot riding on china success. what did you make of that. >> with tim cook meeting with apple, apple

the fox business network connell mcshane is live in new york city. is that a fair assessment?zy. >> 100%. the reaction initially was quite swift. you had money out of stocks in the morning and what we usually consider to be safe investments. we'll show you one chart of the dow jones for the day. you see it moving down after the president announced he was pulling out of the north korean summit. 11:00 a.m., down 280 points. to your point, we're down 60 or 70. not a big deal at all. early in the day when we had stocks down, bonds moved up in price. the yield on the note back below 3%. gold had its best day out of the month. gold is seen as a safe haven investment. so gold is up, stocks down. i've been talking to investors throughout the day. after this initial sell off, the general read was this meeting being called off with north korea for now. doesn't necessarily change an investor outlook. maybe it complicated trade negotiations with china. most seem to consider this and to some extent the auto tariffs to be noise. as dan said, the auto tariffs, who knows whether or not they c

let me ask fox business network john stossel.great idea treat everyone on the internet each. don't play favorites. why is this a bad idea? >> it's a popular idea. it's all neutral but what this has meant his government enforced neutrality and if we have that with the net in first place we wouldn't have had the internet. this really is just not bad news because it's not going to happen. it's just stupid news and it shows how craven these politicians are. they are either ignorant or they know it plays well with voters. kennedy: at explain it in a certain way and distract a narrow side of the without getting the full set of facts then that's what resonates with people. they are playing on emotions but neutrality is communism. when everyone is seemed the same and everyone deserves the exact same paycheck for doing a lot of work or little work that is communism and that's essentially what you are getting from net neutrality. >> innovation is actually not communism but close enough. no block a more paid prioritization. why would they b

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joining us today co-host of after the bell on fox business network david asman. we say he is "outnumbered." but this is a huge news day. >> big news day. big, big news day. >> let's get to it. secretary of state mike pompeo is on his way back to the united states after a visit to north korea where he met with leader kim jong-un for 90 minutes and secured details for president trump's planned summit with him including the date and location. now secretary pompeo is coming home with three american prisoners. president trump had hinted this would happen and he tweeted today secretary pompeo and his guests will be landing at andrews air force base at 2:00 a.m. in the morning. i will be there to greet them. very exciting. greg palkot is in london with more. you have been reporting on these men for some time. >> i've been reporting on north korea for some time. usually it's a lot of bad angles but thank god this is one of those good news days. secretary of state mike pompeo and his plane and his staffers after refueling stop in japan heading back from a 13-hour visit to

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fox business network taken the dollar. benchmark managing partner kevin kelly and the fra strategist lindsay bell. good morning. >> good morning. maria: everyone have a good holiday weekend? >> yes, but the news cycle is getting crazy. here we are at the 10 year treasury to 20% all based off of italy. i don't know if italy in the political upset they are an uncertainty will impact euro stocks are down. dagen: it helps prop of people being hit hard by longer-term interest rates. seven, 7.5 year highs. again, that will maybe take some pressure off the housing market. an indirect economic impact of wanting to invest in treasury. >> over last week and now, dallas a swift move. we haven't seen that move downward in the 10 year yield in months. maria: wilbur ross an administration headed to china in the next few weeks. we know the good chinese were willing to buy more stuff, but we also know that national security will remain on the table. we don't know where this goes. >> think about the annex b. qualcomm deal. talking about bl

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eastern right here on the fox business network. >>> and speaking of charlie munger, warren buffett'sd man for decades telling us five years ago when bitcoin was in infancy what he really thinks about the cryptocurrency. >> bitcoin, this digital currency that's out there that people say it might be the next big thing, what do you think? >> i think it's rat poison. [laughter] >> put him down as undecided. liz: hey, he calls it rat poison but bitcoin was trading around $115 then. now as you see it's at $9,612 per coin. that's a stunning move. goldman sachs jumping on the cryptotrain announcing plans to open first cryptotrading desk but now have a market veteran echoing charlie munger throwing cold water on bitcoin during the milken conference panel, bitcoin is, quote, for suckers. we bring back our floor show trader. teddy are you in the rat poison club or the bitcoin bull club? >> i'm too old. you know, when i think of so many things they found unbelievable in my wall street career they didn't believe in, this is just another item. i have no idea. but too hot to handle as far as i'm co

edward lawrence from the fox business network is live. good to see you.he markets love this. >> yeah, rick, this put a calm in the markets. markets hate uneasiness. this is a major driving force for the games today. if we get an agreement with china, that means china would agree to reduce the deficit with the u.s. they're not going to cut. they said they're going to buy more u.s. products, more jobs, more money with companies and business. also, putting a halt on the trade war has also taken out the uneasiness in the market with -- there could be a tit for tat sort of tariff on either side, which could hurt both markets. however, commerce secretary wilbur ross said it would hurt china more than a trade war would with the u.s. >> rick: the two sides saying they made progress? >> yeah. a big leap forward with the negotiatio negotiations. they moved over to a frame work for the deal. under the frame work, china agrees to buy more u.s. products and reducing the deficit. they're going to make meaningful increases in agriculture and exports in energy. the chine

christina is here from the fox business network. how are our neighbors reacting to this? negatively. you have canada being the hardest hit when it comes to steel. think of all the u.s. steel coming into the country. 17% comes from canada. a big amount of sales. prime minister trudeau making a statement that it's not fair and he's unhappy. they put out their last about an hour ago and saying there's 25% tariffs on u.s. steel going into candy as well as 10% on aluminum. they have additional things that sounds like a food fight. but on yogurt, sleeping bags, beer kegs, felt tip pens, toilet paper, cucumbers and strawberry jam. it's not just mexico. canada says they will retaliate. they say they will retaliate against pork and cheese, this is hitting solve of the cheese makers like kraft and hormel. >> shepard: what about jobs? >> jobs an excellent example, too. one report coming out from the trade protection policy. they said yes, you're putting aluminum and steel tariffs out there. maybe that will bring some of the sales to the united states. but that could hurt the industr