lauren: enjoy.ber of travelers about to hit the road tomorrow but if you feel like celebrating indoors, retailers have got you covered. and there is a hot dog cooking in new york. therthere always is. but this hot dog and the price tag is going to shock you. you're watching "fbn: a.m." ♪ cheryl: here we go, the u.s. women's national team is going to the world cup finals. >> goal! happy birthday! lauren: alex morgan leading team usa to a 2-1 win over england on her 30th birthday. most people get depressed when they turn 30, not her. megan rapino was injured and did not play. she has a hamstring injury. she'll be back on the field for the championship game to play, we don't know yet. that game is today, either sweden or the netherlands. final game on sunday on fox. cheryl: our stage manager is telling us 11:00 a.m. eastern time on sunday. lauren: everybody is talking about soccer. cheryl: get your plans ready. all right, did you make your plans for the 4th of july weekend yet? we certainly hope so. fo

lauren, deirdre. lauren: thank you very much.orea's economy shrank the most in more than two decades because of international sanctions and a drought. south korea's central bank says north korea's gdp fell 4.1%, that's the biggest drop going back to 1997. >>> the house passed its two-year spending agreement, despite republican objections. many conservatives object to the bill because of concerns of the growing u.s. debt. the legislation boosts spending by $320 billion and raises the debt ceiling. it now heads to the senate where some lawmakers are already vowing to vote against it. >> everybody likes to spend money. nobody around this place ever stands up and says i've got a lousy idea and i need a billion dollars for it. and this bill as i said the other day, this bill may taste like pumpkin pie but i'm going to vote against it. >>> one feature of the bill that gained support was the $738 billion allocated for defense spending. lauren: the federal government will resume executing death row inmates after a 16 year hiatus. >> trac

lauren: ashley is singing to the dooby brothers. welcome to "fbn: a.m.." i'm lauren simonetti.hank you for calling it singing. good morning, i'm as ashley webster. lauren: it's very much wait in see ahead of the july jobs report, the fed rate decision. the dow jones completely unchanged in the premarket. s&p and nasdaq are coming off record closes, off fractionally. ashley: the yield on the 10 year treasury, it's been where it has been for a while, 2.06%, down 7 basis points. lauren: tensions in iran continue. the price of oil moving nine cents to the upside, $56.29 a barrel. ashley: protests in hong kong are going on and they're sending the hang seng down, down another 1%. lots of red on the asian markets today. lauren: are we doing any better in europe? a little bit, if you look at the ftse in london, gaining 1.2%, 89 points. the cac and dax are each lower. ashley.ashley: the u.s. and cht to he resume face-to-face trade talks for the first um. hillarytime sincemay. steve mnuchin and robert lighthizer are due to arrive in shanghai tomorrow for a meeting. lauren: expectations f

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lauren: good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm lauren simonetti.l: let's take a look at how your money is moving on this thursday. as you can see, a mixed picture for u.s. futures. the dow is higher by 40, s&p, 1 and-a-half, nasdaq is lower by 15 and-a-half. earnings to talk about. lauren: coming off record highs for two of the three. check out the yield in the 10 year treasury, 2.03%. cheryl: taking a look at oil. we don't have any resolution in the middle east, in particular with iran and of course london's got to now deal with iran. we've got a gain of 34-cents there. lauren: this is how stocks closed thursday in asia, mostly higher. the kospi down a third of 1%. cheryl: we're waiting to hear from boris johnson, he's going to talk to parliament this morning. the ftse, the cac and dax all in the green. lauren: president trump called the witch hunt over, following robert mueller's hearings yesterday. mueller walked back a bombshell statement. cheryl: leland vittert is in washington with all the details. leland, good morning. >> reporter: good morn

lauren: no decline? one chemical maker, basf yesterday. that is sending ripple effects that the economy could be slowing down or grinding to a halt. >> that would get president trump what he wants to bring the rates lower. it's like a 92% chance we'll get a quarter rate cut and 8% chance we'll get a 50 basis point cut. this sets us up really well by third or fourth quarter earnings to be all-time high in earnings which earnings equates to the market. and that's where we're going. even if we have a little bit of a dip here to allow them to lower rates this one time. lauren: do you think the fed will be one and done with its strategy of potentially cutting rates tomorrow or -- >> i mean, it's possible, if they do it deep enough. look, i think things are going to turn positive later in the year and that's going to mean they don't really have to lower rate. if you had 20% personal earnings creeses last year and -- increases last year and 5% raise this year, 5% versus 20 sounds terrible but it's still 5 on to

lauren: good morning. happy monday. i'm lauren simonetti. let's take a look at how your money is moving this morning. we've got green across the board on hopes of a u.s.-china trade deal, at least restart of talks. s&p is up 31 and three quarters and nasdaq up 129. lauren: the yield on the 10 year treasury is moving to the upside. 2.03%. cheryl: we have economic news to look out for, data on manufacturing will be coming out and construction spending. lauren: take a look at asia, markets in hong kong closed today. we are watching anti-china protesters retake to the streets. the shanghai composite skyrocketing 2.2% overnight. cheryl: finally, the global optimism is hitting european markets as well, as you can see. again, all of this thanks to the g-20 meeting. the ftse, the cac and the dax are all higher. lauren: he that's our top story this morning. wall street could hit new records today on a trade truce between president trump and china's xi-jinping this weekend. cheryl: the meeting one of the highlights in a weekend that was filled with se

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti.ryl: let's take a look at how your money is moving this morning as we await the fed's decision on interest rates, a quarter point cut is highly anticipated today. the dow is higher by 74 points in the premarket, s&p up by 6 and a quarter, the nasdaq is up by 32. lauren: on this final day of the month of july, we do get that key decision from the fed. the 10 year treasury yield, 2.05%. cheryl: as tensions in iran continue, no end in sight right now with destroyers sitting in the waters off the coast there, $58.34 is the latest read on oil. lauren: in asia, the shanghai composite losing two-thirds of a percent after the third month of factory order contraction and all eyes on the hang seng, down 1.3% overnight. the market closing early as a tropical storm approaches. cheryl: in europe there is pressure on u.k. stocks as fears that the company is going to crash out of the eu this october ramped up. the ftse is in the red. the cac apdax ar and dax are hi. lauren: the debates, 10 candidates

lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti.take a look at how your money is moving this morning. you're going to like it. the nasdaq will open at a record high today. the s&p 500 will re-cross the historic 3,000 level as investors say a july rate cut looks like a lock. cheryl: the 10 year has been sensitive to all things federal reserve including the expectation of that rate cut. as you can see, the yield is 2.04%. actually a small fall today. we have seen the yield on the rise recently. lauren: the oil rally certainly continues. wti at a seven-week high, $60.76 a barrel with a storm brewing in the gulf of mexico, oil platforms being evacuated. cheryl: as u.s.-china trade talks on the phone, we're waiting for more confirmation of further meetings between the two countries. it's green across the screen in asia. lauren: in europe, stocks are trading to the upside as well. it's a nice day worldwide. you have the london market and paris market up a fifth of 1%. cheryl: breaking news to bring to you, iranian military gun boats tried

>> good morning, lauren.your lead-in that some folks are calling this the testimony of the century. remember seinfeld and jerry and george and the show about nothing? from a legal perspective, this is what the democrats are dealing with. i see this today as the testimony will be about nothing. why? well, the democrats have to deal with the report that's out there, that's been out there by the special counsel, that he has asked, i don't want to go any further than this report. the department of justice is saying you can't go further than this report. it's basically going to be the equivalent of somebody at home who is going to meetings today having a coworker read their powerpoint slide. that's the equivalent. lauren: is that why his long-time aide, the man who represented the person that set up hillary clinton's e-mail server, is that why mr. zelby will be alongside bob mueller, so he stays within the four corners of that report? >> absolutely, lauren. it's like anyone who has kids out there. it's the kind of

lauren, over to you. lauren: thank you.e to buying intel's business for modem chips used in smartphone. the wall street journal reporting the two companies are in ain advanced talks. there's been rumors of a deal since apple dropped its legal fight with qualcomm. the journal said it would jump start apple's push to bring the development of critical home components in-house. apple shares a quarter of 1%. intel up 1 and a third percent this morning. cheryl: coming up, the clock is ticking. the president has a deal on the debt ceiling but the house still has a full plate before the summer recess. why one of the president's key issues could be in jeopardy. and one lawmaker is going after grubhub. why the company may be on the hook for years. you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ it's all right, all right, ♪ lauren: president trump and congressional leaders reaching a budget deal that fends off concerns over a possible government shutdown, but congress still has a pretty long to-do list before the summer recess starts. let's bring in n

cheryl, lauren, back to you. lauren: thanks very much. a hearing on migrant conditions, this comes as attorney general william barr reversed a ruling that allowed migrants to you apply for asylum. this part of the efforts to reduce the number of asylum cases which at this point are backlogging the courts. lauren: let's get you caught up on global market action here in the u.s., we have dow futures down 64 points, that's a quarter of 1%. the same for the s&p. nasdaq down a little bit more. in asia stocks up. bank of japan holds steady, the nikkei gaining half of 1%, the kospi also up half of 1%. the pound is under pressure as traders grow more concerned about the chances of a no deal brexit. let's bring in craig erlem, senior market analyst from london. good morning, craig. >> reporter: good morning. lauren: there's a lot of fear we get this -- boris johnson will deliver the no deal brexit. do you think the eu will renegotiate that divorce deal with him, or no? >> reporter: at the moment they're staying no. -- saying no. the closer we get

lauren: thank you.pitol hill could be the super bowl of congressional hearings. he's going to go before two democrat-led committees on wednesday. 12 subpoenas have been approved for witnesses. lauren: all this as house speaker nancy pelosi reportedly showetold democrats to show a ll of calmness and no drama during the appearance. >> reporter: less than one week before robert mueller's testimony, and logistics are in flux. robert mueller is currently scheduled to appear before two house committees next wednesday, answering questions about the report on russian interference into the 2016 presidential election as well as president trump's alleged obstruction of justice including the firing of then fbi director james comey. many details will likely be up in the air until the last minute with public testimony before the judiciary and intelligence committees slated to begin at 9:00 and noon eastern respectively, with each session limited to just two hours. >> they'll handle it very well. i wish we had more ti

i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. lauren: you have u.s.ll three major averages at record highs on the close wednesday. today, small pullback, dow down 44. cheryl: the yield on the 1 0* yea10treasury is up by 9 basis points, 1.96%. we're gearing up for the fed meeting later this p month. >> oil, 5 $56.60 a barrel. cheryl: it's a mixed picture in asia. the nikkei and kospi barely in the green. lauren: in europe, stocks are trading to the downside, losing a quarter to a third of 1%. cheryl: our top story, stocks g at record highs this morning after wall street celebrated the 4th of july on wednesday. the dow, the s&p, the nasdaq all closed, up about 7/10 of 1%. lauren: the fireworks came a day early. the gains came as traders a await the june jobs report, due out this morning. here is the expectations, 160,000 jobs added, more than double the number created in the month of may. the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady, a 50 year low at 3.6%. cheryl: let's get a closer look at what's ahead for wall street. michael lee, market strategis

lauren and cheryl. lauren: thank you very much.ans to move forward with criminal contempt proceedings against attorney general william barr and wilbur ross. they're accused of defying subpoenas for documents regarding the citizenship question on the 2020 census. cheryl: garrett tenney is live in washington with all of the details. >> reporter: no specific date as of now. the house returns from the 4th of july recess today and speaker nancy pelosi is suggesting that contempt vote will come soon. in a letter to her colleagues, pelosi reminded them that last month the house oversight committee voted to hold the attorney general and commerce secretary in contempt, four defying subpoenas for documents that would shed light on the real reason the administration added a citizenship question. we will be moving forward in the whole house soon. earlier in the day, pelosi suggested democrats will continue to investigate the origins of the citizenship question and said president trump's renewed push to include it in the 2020 census is disgrace

lauren: i'm lauren simonetti in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the dow closing the session down 125 point that was off the session lows. almost 2/3 of the indices loss is boeing. s&p 500, nasdaq ening in the red yesterday after hitting record highs. connell: a little bit of a pullback. we look at big names we brought you "after the bell" are closing out today. tesla plummeting following big quarterly loss. the stock is down more than 13 1/2%. lauren: look at ford down 8%. disappointing earnings results. facebook erasing earlier gains despite a earnings beat. we told you yesterday a rise in daily active users. connell: at the white house the president holding an event celebrating the administration commitment to help american workers. we'll bring you headlines at this hour as well. lauren: we're waiting with bait the brett with latest earnings from amazon and parent alphabet. today's panel, adam lashinsky, "fortune" magazine editor. you're alphabet spouse. which means your wife works at google. >> that is exactly right. lauren: hitha herzog, chief

lauren: i'm lauren simonetti i'm in for melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we're waiting results from tesla and ford. let's show you the dow ending the day down 79 points . boeing fixings technical problems with the plane's flight systems warning it mate have to shut down production entirely. connell: s&p right around record territory. it needed to close up just under nine points to set a record t was able to do that. a 14 point gain for the s&p where we settle in. that is a record closing high. same thing for the nasdaq, with a 70 point advance today. we have all of that. plus the president, of course a big day in washington. president trump is expected to leave the white house in the next few minutes, following the robert mueller testimony on capitol hill. this is a chance most likely to hear from the president. we'll bring you any breaking headlines from president trump if he stops to answer questions as he often does from reporters on the south lawn of the white house. lauren: think he will do that today but we will see. as we wait for facebook, their la

lauren: it is a happy friday. i'll lauren simonetti in for melissa francis this is "after the bell." we'll look at the close on wall street. the dow is up 50 point, right near the session highs. s&p 500, nasdaq both ending at new closing highs. this is the 13th record close for the s&p, if you are keeping track. the 10th record close for nasdaq. connell: we are keeping track as matter of fact. earnings helping drive nasdaq. twitter was really interesting. that stock jumped almost 10%, 9 1/2% plus. strong user growth. alphabet surging on earnings beat. amazons closing down 1 1/2% after the second quarter profit miss. lauren: amazon is the exception here. for the week all three major averages ending in the green for the third week in a row. >>> at the white house president trump is about to sign a safe third country asylum agreement with caught maulla. we will bring you breaking headlines from the president as we get them. connell: fox business team coverage of all this. kristina partsinevelos on floor of the new yo

in washington, lauren blanchard fox news.ouse speaker nancy pelosi set a deadline tomorrow for the trump administration to reach a deal with congress on raising debt ceiling and new spend levels pelosi wants to votes on any potential agreement next thursday, that's a day before the house goes on recess. treasury secretary steven mnuchin warning that government could exhaust its ability to keep paying its bills in early september that's a little bit sooner than many people thought and early september is before congress eventually returns from their recess. their august recess. well president trump is going to be talking trade with the dutch prime minister today. >> tracee carrasco has the details for us. good morning, tracee . >> good morning prime minister will visit the white house in the main topic on the agenda is trade, though, president trump is also expected to bring out the u.s. request for a military contribution in syria, and increase pressure on iran. last visited the qhows in july 2018 when he pushed back against t

bessette washes up saturday afternoon. >> a card in there that i guess is a business card for laurenessette. >> finding pieces of foam washed up on the beach in vicinity of where some of the debris was found yesterday, the foam, seems to be consistent with what would be surrounding the cabin of an aircraft. >> so far much of the searches had been visual, but now more high-tech equipment is being brought in, sonar and infrared technology to help them possibly locate any wreck an on the ocean bottom -- wreckage on the ocean bottom. >> this case is now 48 hours old, we know that the water temperatures about 68 degrees, indicate that surviv that -- suy not greater than 12 years, no more than 18s in the water. we know that the aircraft was not equipped with any survival equipment, life rafts, last life jackets or anything of that nature. >> it was july but that part of the atlantic those warts off --e waters off nantucket that is cold water. you could not survive without a wet suit or something. >> a quiet night hire at gates n kennedy family compound. a massive land and air search is con

lauren: breaking news.rs is reporting a man has blown himself up in tunisia's capital after being surrounded by police. it happened in the north. on thursday, two suicide bombers themselves up while targeting police in the capital. one police officer was killed. more on that breaking story, as we get it. a torrential monsoon rain has led to flash flooding in western india. it caused chaos in the financial capital mumbai and its surrounding areas. walls have collapsed onto huts and shantytowns, killing 31 people and injuring dozens more. rainfallthe heaviest people in mumbai have seen in a single day in more than a decade. more than 350 millimeters of rain fell in just over 24 hours in the city of 20 million people. roadsere submerged, main flooded, and at the airport, there was a major disruption was a plane -- with a plane skidding on the runway. getting prevented from to work and school. officials declared a public holiday. >> they are not making any announcements either. there is waterlogging everywhere.

lauren.acting homeland security kevin gets grilled on capitol hill. griff jenens was there joins us from washington with the details. griff, good morning. >> good morning lauren and cheryl it was the hot fest seat in washington yesterday. the acting chief kevin pushing back on democrat attacks making the case that dispute overwhelming challenge in lack of congressional support dhs made significant triads? securing the border and protecting migrants but the unsatisfied chairman cummings lashed out. >> what you're saying? >> we're doing our level best drk >> what does what mean when a child is sitting in their own feces care take or sour. come on man. what's about that? none of us qowld have our children in that position. >> informed mote that more than 800,000 migrants apprehended or crossing illegally this fiscal year and reduced unaccompanied children from 2700 down to under 350 with an average of fewer than 35 hours in cvp custody. there's no one in a blanket we're taking care of children t

lauren simonetti with all the numbers there. lauren: let's get to it. american airlines better than expected profit, eps, $1.82, revenue in line, $11.96 billion. stock reaction, sharply to the downside. losing two and a quarter percent. here is the deal. they fly 24 boeing 737 max jets out of 900 aircraft, about 115 flights a day. they're extending the grounding to early november, so two additional months. that's the holiday season, right. and american is saying with that, they expect that grounding to negatively impact full year pretax earnings by about $400 million. that stock is down. i want to show you southwest. because if you think 2.2% is down. southwest is down a 5 and a quarter percent right now. they fly the most max jets, 34 jets, 180 flights a day. and the grounding has been so significant to the company that

let's check in with lauren now, what should we expect for the rest of the day, lauren? >> we can expect more tranquil conditions as we go throughout the day. anything is better than what we saw yesterday. high pressure in charge out there right now, we're looking at nicer conditions outre th it's beautiful outside, and the good thing about today, the simidity is on the lower de as well. we're at 80 degrees. we have plenty of sunshie going around, we're dry today, dry tomorrow, as we get into your thursday, that's when start to see another chance of scattered showers an thunderstorms pushing into the area. thursday afternoon, thursday night and into friday, let's lk aboutan more on that d what we can expect. that's comg up in 20 minutes. >> thanks, lauren. >> new this morning, virginia state police are investigating a hit and run accident that injured a motorcyclist. westbound 495 leads to d southboun95. a motorcycle and box truck were involved in a crash with a third unknown vehicle. the iver of that third vehicle left the scene. witnesses are being asked to call state

fix welcome back lauren. thank you for having me now lauren this surge of mexican auto exports to the u.s. in the 1st half of this year happened of course despite the very high profile terror threat from the white house against mexico over immigration issues how do these 2 sides of the picture fit together it is apparent conflict with this booming trade relationship in cars. well automotive industries have always said of play and so they don't need vehicles they're going to produce especially if they're launching a new vehicle and if they're producing it in mexico they have to get a. to market so they didn't let the tariffs impact them in the fact that they've put the tariffs aside for now and it seems to be that we're putting together a u.s.m.c. a they're planning to continue bringing vehicles across now if they said today there was a tariff they couldn't stop production they might slow production but they couldn't stop it so these vehicles were already in the pipeline they were already being produced and al

the weather lauren is talking about caung mage. erica gonzales is working that story at the live desk. >> we pick things up where lauren left them.ea the h has made it a tough day for firefighters who have had to be working outside in the severe weather. not making things any easier. particularfy for crews in loudoun county. we've got new video to show you from our partners at wtop. get aload of that. residents say lightning hit a home on the south riding on stringer drive. moments later the roof just burst into flames. good news is that nobody was home. nobody was injured. wtop was on the scene as crews were dousing the fire. with war, the foyer marshall's office confirminging they're investigating it as a lightning strike when lauren is talking about this being potentially dangerous weather, you've got the proof rigt here. back to you all in the studio > thank you. >> it's been too hot to be outside, but some people inom montgery county are having trouble cooling down inside their own homes. >> that's why officials in montgomery

>> thank you, lauren. this extreme heat is causing people to head indoors to keep cool.ials in montgomery county are considering what would be t first of kind law. news4's megan fitzgerald a explains new air conditioning bill and has video proof of how dangerous these extreme temperatures can be. >> there are many ways to describe the latest heat

lauren: happy fed day.hat is important for the fed to get across today is they are closely monitoring the situation, that they are ready to move if the economic data continues to deteriorate. alix: it feels like we are set up for a disappointment. do you buy the rumor, sell the news? what is the strategy over the next when he for hours? -- the next 24 hours? kathryn: it should be interesting because what isn't priced in is if the fed gives some surprise and talks about balance sheets, if they are going to stop the roelofs six sixs early -- the rolloffs weeks early. i think the fed is going to have to rein in expectations. the markets are overpricing the cutsof dramatic fed from the current levels. david: is there any way for them to do that as a practical matter off?ut sending the markets the markets are so invested now in at least three, maybe five rate cuts in the coming months. lauren: i think what the fed needs to communicate is that they are monitoring the data, that they are willing to act. it is a di

lauren, at 31, is considered one of the best falconers in the world. the ancient ways to oklahoma, where she rehabilitates raptors and trained with her own eagle named miles. whater oone of these eagles? >> mcgough: so, an eagle is trapped the first year, second year, maybe third year, on its migration. and then, it has a time with an eagle hunter, which could be as short as a year, or as long as six, seven, eight years. eventually, they return that eagle back to the wild. >> pelley: it is part of the tradition to let them go? >> mcgough: yes. they firmly believe that an older eagle should be in the wild. >> pelley: what do you say to some people who might watch this and think that the eagles are being abused? that they shouldn't be caught? >> mcgough: i would encourage anybody that has doubts to go out with a falconer in this country or in the united states or anywhere. we only encourage their natural instincts. the only difference is you are right there. you have a front-row seat to see this incredibly million-year-old >> pelley: do you worry that, o

lauren: why is that?p, we might as well book it. >> i don't even need to be here. that's why. lauren: you can get up to 80% off? >> you'll get at least half hour. you have to be flexible. you can't say i want the hent house ship no matter -- penthouse suite no matter what. always check what the price will be. lauren: here in new york, you can go straight to the harbor. >> you just jump on-board. that's perfect. lauren: any ideas, what you might want to do. dagen: i love all of mark's ideas and tell him i said that because i always tell people before you go overseas, see america. see the west. go to st. louis. i was cheering when he said that. that's the finish american architect designed the arch. if you don't want to go to st. louis, you can go to jfk because he designed the old twa terminal out there which has reopened. so i love all of those ideas. and rhonda haynes, who works here, she's a camera operator, a film maker, she went on her first cruise to alaska. so that's another way to see america. yeah

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we'll go backto lauren in the storm center in about three minutes.hat's quite a picture. >>> i'm erica gonzales at thev desk with breaking news. the house has voted to table a resolution to impeach president trump. that news coming in just a few moments ago. congressman al green of texas forced this vote last nigh is on the heels of the president's twitter tirade on four minority congresswomen in the house over the past several days. this is the congirssman's t attempt at impeachment. but never before with a democratic controlled house. still, this resolution has been tabled. more than 80 members of the house have been calling for ening an impeachment inquiry, while others have resisted, fearing it could rally the president's ba or quite possibly see it fail in the senate so a developing story right now and we'll have more on this a little bit later. wendy and leon, back to you. >>> a babyirl is dead after being left in a hot car in virginia. police in richmond say someone called 911around 2:00 yesterday afternoon because they saw a child alone in a

let's get the latest from lauren rickets. are we going to stay rain-free today? am seeing one or two cells out there, only a 20% chance we'll see rain. we're talking about the trees down. ourre friends just telling me, georgetown pike and springhill road, a tree came down and blocked that recently. they're dealing with these trees coming down, even though it's sunny outside. the ground is so saturated. we're going to be watching for that all through the day and possibly al through the weekend. we're watching this all through the weekend, the latest advisory is am cog out on this. winds ve now gone up to about 65 miles an hour, you have to have winds at 75 miles an hour to be a cat one rricane. >> doesn't matter if it's a tropical storm or hurricane, it's going to wreak havoc on our friends in the louisiana and new orleans area. this is the cell i was talking about, again, most of the rain will stay south and west of d.c. area. that will continue to float down through lou ray, for the most part we're looking good. you could see the sky, it was beautiful out there,

lauren: that's the whole point.about how brick and mortar has to compete against the online world. that includes the hip world. maybe these companies, it's hard to really, you know, to do due diligence on every product that comes through a major chain like macy's. lauren: you have to do your due diligence, though. as any sort of company, you want to kind of, you know, you want to be right on the edge. teetering to be hip but you don't want to fall off. unfortunately, macy's kind of fell off in this one. i think they got right back up. charles: it's a fun story. now that they fixed it. thanks a lot. appreciate it. >>> folks, we are near the session highs, near the all-time high. liz claman, not a bad day to take over the market, take over the show. liz: we are two points away from session highs right now. that happened during your show. you can take the bow. charles: me and steve mnuchin. liz: the two of you. all right. let's get to breaking news. as we said, we just hit record highs, making a late session run for th

lauren's going to be out there, there's still some tickethe available, not many. at 7:00 at union market, it's going to be a great night. >> she probably has -- hey, lauren. hey, i was going to say, even if your tennis game isn't strong, you have the clap down perfectly. >> that's all i'm talking about, i don't know who told mark i was good at playing tennis, maybe it was his wife. i don't play organized tennis ever. so you might want to come outtho just to check out this potential train wreck. i think we'll be all right, but we'll see. >> i'm going to have to go to the website and buy one of the few tickets left. >> thank you so much for coming in, the city op starts next week, go ahead and get those tickets online. >> you better start practicing right now.gu thanks, s. >>> coming up, new concerns about those doorbell cameras that have become so popular across the country. two sides of the debate, is it a security device or a spying tool? (vo) this is will preparing for take-off. his wife. and this a loving remim this is will finally depositing that expense check

lauren: then, how allyn stephens was able to overcome the loss of her home and memories that

with more from our european broadcasts and lauren. thanks martin yes albanians a very heated cools to avoid violence in the marrow elections which of course political turmoil in the country and to government demonstrations have been demanding the resignation of the prime minister at the rama and calling it for a new general elections let's get to john surfaces in tirana for us i suppose a close now what's the latest. the lower and i'm standing in front of one of the counting senses in toronto where ballot boxes of being concentrated from voting centers all over the city vans a been driving up here unloading boxes and then going off for more of the bowels of the voting centers closed about an hour ago those books is it going to be stored here overnight they're going to be counted tomorrow we won't know the result today there isn't even an exit poll to talk about but the one piece of information we do have is not encouraging for the socialist government the central electoral commission announced that at 3 pm with 4 hours to go the votin

lauren? >> have a backup plan as you head out for the fourth of july because we are expecting some showers and thunderstorms not only toay but also tomorrow. nothing out there right now. we will have a mix of sun and clouds. it's a little damp when you walk outside this morning. a little foggy as well. definitely sticky and muggy. let timeut those o >> announcer: you're watching "news 4 today." >>> welcome back at 4:13. someackaged vegetables are being recalled nationwide because of possible listeria contamination. at includes butternut squash, cauliflower and zucchini sold under the brands, trader joe's, green giant, grower's express. most of the affected products have a best if used by date of june 26th through the 29th. if you have any of these packagedevegetabls, get rid of them immediately or return them to the store for a refund. >>> if you love maryland blue crabs thisory will make you happy. in report shows the blue crab population in the chesapeake bay is booming. annual blue crab ad

that young but they asked me whether i can ask britain to help because they are british citizens lauren small let me put that to you youngsters in hong kong are seeing very real concerns given some of the actions in china due to play the detention of weaker is in. which you don't say those are legitimate concerns that they could push back against and i don't think the youngster's has the mind of what. i do not know about them so of course it is a conservative. but it shouldn't be a concern to them because really for someone who to be. crime in the mainland but a lot and that is an instance of our material on and on and then be extradited back to the mainland china many of these people do not go to the mainland china even to travel there is it this is china but today don't go there are probably a crime well impossible for them to know should i go back to the mainland china so the fear is totally irrelevant to them but back to play devil's advocate lauren smart they would they would say that this could be used as a pretext for the chinese authorities to arrest someone and say you have com

and carolyn and lauren will be laid to eternal rest.lify to be buried at sea. in large measure, because of his public works, but also because he is, of course, the son of the president. and then tomorrow here in new york, there will be a memorial service at st. thomas moore church on the upper east side of manhattan in new york. >> we were walking up the east side of madison, and they had closed that portion of madison to traffic and there were police barricades holding people on the west side of the street. and there were tons of people. but it was eerily quiet. no one was saying anything. and the only sound that you heard were camera shutters going off. i've never experienced anything like that in new york. >> and that day, at john's memorial, ted kennedy got up and spoke in words that broke everybody up beyond imagination. >> it was phenomenally moving, and there were so many parts to bring one to tears, but i have to say, this is one of them. teddy said, we dared to think, in that other irish phrase, this john kennedy would live to

in washington, lauren, fox news.oday house resolution vote has forced democrats to delay their battle with with the trump administration over the 2020 census. the vote to hold administration officials in con tempght for not complying with subpoena has been pushed back to tomorrow. democrats wanting to know why the administration insisted on adding citizenship question, meanwhile the senate homeland security is committee will hold a hearing on the census today. >> well, for this top of the show britain could be setting up for a messy split from the european union, during a debate last night, front runner succeed theresa may boris johnson and jerry hutt so they won't accept the irish proposal that may have negotiated. critics say backstop weaken bonds between northern ire land and rest of the u.k. but e.u. says that backstop is essential to any deal. >> president trump signing an order to make american made goods more american. >> tracee carrasco got the details. tracee, good morning. >> good morning during the annual

lauren: these are just the second quarter numbers, we do want to point that out. mayor pete in the second quarter is on top. is wall street warming up to the

i and lauren blanchard in washington withheld the congresswomen the president targeted are responding. that is next. >>>, amanda sentence for killing a young couple on a beach in sonoma county. why an unwanted wedding dress was brought to the courthouse today.>>> we are tracking the warmer weather we experience today into tomorrow and we will see a cooldown after that details on the forecast right after the break. >>> the man who admitted to killing a young couple on the beach in jenner 15 years ago has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. today a judge sentence 40 year old shawn gallon to three life terms without parole after hearing in emotional statements from the victim's family. he shot and killed two engaged camp counselors, lindsay cutshall and jason allen. they were in their sleeping bags on a beach in jenner in 2004. parents were in court today. her mother brought her daughters unused wedding dress. >> this dress is empty. it represents their lives were taken, their marriage were taken, our children were taken. it shows what he did. >> shawn gal

lauren, thank you so much for the report. >> great stuff, lauren. thank you. an important part of the story right here in the bay area. the uss hornet recovered the crew when they splashed down in the pacific. there's a 50th anniversary celebration. several of the crew members will be there to speak to the public. it runs from 10:00 this morning until 5:00 this afternoon. tickets are still available if you want to check it out. there's a dinner tonight, and those are sold out. >>> and the space and science center is also planning events today. fachllys invited to celebrate the first moon walk. people will be able to experience the lunar mission and watch the count down. that event runs from 10:00 until 5:00 today. the after hours party starts at 6:00 o'clock. >>> a woman's shelter that's facing eviction maybe able to keep the doors open. serinety house is a shelter for those that survived violence and homelessness. administrators announce that had they had to cover four months of rent today to keep it running. they created a gofundme page and seeking $14,000.