maría elena: ¿nunca tuviste que matar? ronald: no. maría elena: ¿tú viste a alguien morir?ió buscar ayuda. marlene: ya llegó un momento que se nos fue de las manos. y sí le teníamos miedo todo. pero mi mayor temor era que le hiciera daño al papá. para mí eso era--yo decía: "dios mío, ¿qué parí yo?". maría elena: en medio de esta tensión familiar, ronald comenzó a mostrar señales de violencia en la escuela, lo que dio paso a una investigación por parte del departamento de niños y familias. las autoridades recomendaron que fuera llevado a un hospital psiquiátrico. ¿por qué te metieron al hospital a la fuerza? ronald: porque me vieron como posible amenaza. no solo para mí sino que para los que vivían, los que habitaban en la casa. maría elena: ronald estuvo menos de 24 horas en el hospital. fue dado de alta luego de que, según marlene, un psicólogo diagnosticó su conducta como un problema de rebeldía. maría elena: tu padre dijo en algún momento que tú querías matar al investigador. ¿es cierto? ronald: no. no, al investigador creo que le dio miedo. pues, si no me equivoco, le m

maria: for sure.f the big i have leffants in -- elephants in the room that they need to have a victory. will general kelly help out on that front. the president tweeting nudging republicans on the health care situation opening up the idea that maybe they're not actually done. the president this morning writes this. don't give up republican senators the world is watching, repeal and replace and go to 51 votes, the "nuclear option", get the cross state lines and more. so he's pushing for the ideals that he would like to see in a health care bill. is there any way you think that is still on the table? >> it should be. they'll be people, mr. president, if we push that, there will be such a reaction. there's already reaction to donald trump. it can't get any worse than it is. if the senate decides to do a 51 majority vote on basically every issue, get some things done. i think the american people will forgive them how they did it but they won't forgive them if they don't get something significantly done. i

maria: growth in the u.s.beginning to pick up as well. >> everybody benefits so you will see a positive situation on a global scale. maria: what areas would you be looking at in that regard, 3%. >> i would look at global companies, globally oriented companies with good brands. in many of these countries, brands are important. because when people go to buy something they want to make sure the small amount of money they have to spend is in a product that will work. you will find global brands are very important. maria: that's a great point. thank you so much for joining us. mark mobius from franklin templeton joining us. don't go anywhere. [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. okay, i picked out my dream car. now's the really fun part. choosing the color, the wheels, the int

maria: growth in the u.s.ing to pick up as well. >> everybody benefits so you will see a positive situation on a global scale. maria: what areas would you be looking at in that regard, 3%. >> i would look at global companies, globally oriented companies with good brands. in many of these countries, brands are important. because when people go to buy something they want to make sure the small amount of money they have to spend is in a product that will work. you will find global brands are very important. maria: that's a great point. thank you so much for joining us. us. mark mobius from sfx: loud poorly played electric guitar that sounds awful seriously, awful but a lot better than last week ♪rock guitar music ♪we weren't born to follow if you may have prediabetes. you can do it here. but you probably won't. you're busy. kids. work. show coming back in 48 seconds. so, let's do this now. hold up one finger if you're a man; women, zero. 3 more fingers if you're over 60, two over 50, one over 40. if you're not su

maria: growth in the u.s.to pick up as well. >> everybody benefits so you will see a positive situation on a global scale. maria: what areas would you be looking at in that regard, 3%. >> i would look at global companies, globally oriented companies with good brands. in many of these countries, brands are important. because when people go to buy something they want to make sure the small amount of money they have to spend is in a product that will work. you will find global brands are very important. maria: that's a great point. thank you so much for joining us. mark mobius from ♪ (music plays throughout) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great sleep we engineered every inch of the casper mattress to make it possible a subtle bounce just the right sink we even designed a unique foam, that's breathable, for all night coolness it now has more than 30,000 reviews with an average of 4.8 stars you can try it home for 100 nights with free shipping and free returns try it the internet's favorite mattress at casper.com maria: a lot of econom

maria: growth in the u.s.beginning to pick up as well. >> everybody benefits so you will see a positive situation on a global scale. maria: what areas would you be looking at in that regard, 3%. >> i would look at global companies, globally oriented companies with good brands. in many of these countries, brands are important. because when people go to buy something they want to make sure the small amount of money they have to spend is in a product that will work. you will find global brands are very important. maria: that's a great point. thank you so much for joining us. mark mobius from maria: a lot of economic data to look for next week. retail sales. consumer sentiment. investors will be rinsing closely to federal reserve chair janet yellen. she has testimony wednesday. and take a look at friday. citi group and chase morgan and pnc is the bank earnings. congress is returning to washington this coming week. senate republicans are hoping to get their healthcare reform bill to the floor for a vote. and the he

maria: your reaction? >> i thought overall, it was successful, he and i leader on world stage, the meeting with putin o was historic and significant. there needs to be consequences, this is first time that i have seen a president do, that he did it very early on in their meeting, twice. asked him, why did you want teru interfere in our elections, it was important that president bring up that issue. it is important to the american people, then they moved on to other issues that are so important, syria and the ukraine and north korea. i thought overall that president made a lot of great successful outcomessis. maria: you are vocal going into this trip that it was important that president bring it up, get it on the table, and let the american people hear what putin has to say. law talk about other substance from the meeting, including the ceasefire in parts of syria, how important is that? >> i think hugely important. a first step towards cooperation with russia to deconflict. to have a ceasefire in southwest

maria: growth in the u.s.enefits so you will see a positive situation on a global scale. maria: what areas would you be looking at in that regard, 3%. >> i would look at global companies, globally oriented companies with good brands. in many of these countries, brands are important. because when people go to buy something they want to make sure the small amount of money they have to spend is in a product that will work. you will find global brands are very important. maria: that's a great point. thank you so much for joining us. mark mobius from she's nationally recognized for her compassion and care. he spent decades fighting to give families a second chance. but to help others, they first had to protect themselves. i have afib. even for a nurse, it's complicated... and it puts me at higher risk of stroke. that would be devastating. i had to learn all i could to help protect myself. once i got the facts, my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®... to help keep me protected. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-gener

maria: yeah. dagen: she got bitten by a dog many years ago and was afraid of dogs and giant black lab comes bounding in the room and she was horrified. dagen: he did the same thing with president bush when bush and the first lady met with him in russia, big dog comes bounding in, barney, this dog bigger, stronger faster than barney. he plays head games with people. >> interesting to see what he does on this meeting, during this meeting. maria: that's really funny. all it is is an intimidation. >> he's trying to play games. maria: there's the protestors, they're already getting underway. ahead of g20. let's be clear, protestors are not necessarily antitrump, this is anticapitalist protesting. according to officials, more than 100 police officers have been injured in the protests, 44 people have been arrested, more than 100,000 demonstrators are expected to join a series of protest marchs tomorrow. do they have a unifying message? i feel like we see the picture every g20 with every administration. t

maria: we had a good week on "mornings with maria".or the program. >> make america great again, fundamental filler of that is tax reform that gets us to economic growth. we have to have tremendous productivity. >> without any legislative victories. >> we have no more excuses, the president promised us to go. >> you have disagreement when it comes to tax reform. >> individual congressman trying to get their favorite piece, 535 people like herding cats. >> stopping companies from moving offshore, creating the right incentives for bringing those supply chains home. >> the tax-cut on the american economy, we don't want that in the plan. they will pass a budget and it is revenue neutral. we is a fancy way of saying the tax burden stays the same. you shift to pay is what. >> when it comes to healthcare we have a transition period, the obamacare hangover. >> in the second inning of the game, winning by one run. we have been distracted by the brawl on the pitcher's mound. >> back on the work of improving healthcare. >> access. they are afraid

maria: welcome to "wall street week." i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us.oming up, former federal reserve chairman alan greenspan my special guest. here are some of the headlines. a week of big swings as the markets end the month, the square and the first half of the year. for the week all three indices found themselves in the red. apple marking the tenth anniversary of the iphone but it was not a good week for apple stocks or the technology stocks in general. the dow and s & p were both in the green, but the technology sell-off left the nasdaq down. disagreements over details in the healthcare reform bill, including the taxes in the law. the trump administration did have a big victory. the supreme court allowing much of the administration's six-nation travel ban to go into effect thursday night. it went into effect with no issues. it will hear the case in october. martin shkreli was known for hiking the price on an hiv drug by 5,000 percent. one juror said he would only be i am partial on deciding which prison shkreli should go to. wall street watching lot

maria: is this the top? >> if you asked me that several years ago i would have said certainly, maria, i have become less dogmatic on this stuff. >> sometimes things are expensive. >> that's been my experience in life. we have much more to talk about when "wall street week" comes back after this break. >> announcer: ready, set, hike. could inflationary fears rain on the fed's rate hike parade? the fed's rate hike parade? jim grant t t t t dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia maria: the federal reserve raising interest rates for the third time last month. wall street had been expecting at least one more rate increase this year. we are expecting that to happen in september. but earlier this year federal reserve chairman janet yellen said the fed is ready to scale back on its rate i

maria: yeah. they need a critical victory here and at least the white house does seem to be driving this and the details of the tax reform package a lot more than they were driving the health care overhaul. >> i would say they must and i hope they can. [laughter] >> they at least need to start getting the ball rolling. we have been talking about messaging this morning and that's what a lot of folks pay attention to. that's what the american voter pays attention to. they have an opportunity to correct messaging and present a united front, the gop does on tax reform much more than health care. maria: we will talk to herman cain and alabama senator luther is here and details from the senator on what we went on the senate bill. capital market research analyst dick bove. he was right with his call on bank stocks earlier in the summer. first our top story for replacement of obamacare legislation off the table off mitch mcconnell pulled the legislation last night after two republican senators announced t

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maria, you will see a trifecta that. maria: it is amazing. it's so true to the market will not quit. we're watching ernie this morning and the impact on stock. stay with us for that. good morning, everybody. i maria bartiromo. happy thursday. your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. earnings on the wall street today. twitter with 5 cents a share for the social media site. we will bring in numbers as soon as they come in your right now how did that come the stocks of two and three quarters%. earnings week is jampacked with markets to all-time high. dow, nasdaq, s&p 500 at record levels yesterday and momentum continues this morning. dow industrial at 20 points. s&p announced back up half of a percent right now. almost 30 points higher in the premarket. in europe stocks were mixed. you see the ft 100 other fraction as the dax index is down. gains across the board to report on the heels of the record around wall street yesterday. hong kong, hang seng index and three quarters of 1%. the health care debate rages on. lawmakers rejecte

maria: stay with us, a lot more to come. maria: welcome back. i suspect headed to court after bodies were found in the back of a semi truck at a san antonio wal-mart. lauren simonetti with the details. dagen: 60 james bradley due in court after saying he was the driver of the track. a man found dead in the track and another died, total nine dead. according to u.s. immigration and customs enforcement, 17 others consider to be in a life-threatening condition. they were subjected to 100 degrees with no water. two survivors told them they had crossed the border by foot imported the tractor-trailer headed for houston, texas. wal-mart is doing what it can to help investigators. the local police chief described the incident as an horrific human trafficking tragedy. in the markets, kkr reportedly near a deal according to "the wall street journal," weather and he had a market value of $2 billion on friday. shares surging right now with premarket trading. amid uncertainty in drug pricing which is stunted demand to advertise on the website. the stock down

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maria: for sure.te house senior adviser jared kushner is back on capitol hill today, general, he's facing further questioning now before the house intelligence committee. senate investigators were grilling him, the president's social over contact with four russian officials in the alleged russian meddling case. he spoke out after the testimony. i want to get your reaction. this is what he said. >> let me be very clear, i did not collude with russia nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. i had no improper contacts. i have not relied on russian funds for my businesses. and i have been fully transparent in providing all requested information. maria: is there anything there, general? what do you think comes out of this? >> well, first of all, credit for president for permitting a senior adviser of his to go before the congress and provide system, something his predecessor barack obama would never do when congress requested ben rose to talk about nuclear deals and issues surrounding it. s

with maria." maria: good wednesday morning. welcome. i am maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, july 19th. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. president trump slams the mainstream media with report server previously undisclosed second conversation with russian president vladimir putin. the commander-in-chief attending a dinner hosted by german chancellor angela merkel for the g20 liters. president trump treated the fake news story secret dinner with goodness sake. all were entitled by the chancellor of germany. press knew. republicans push forward on the agenda. mitch mcconnell plans to hold a vote tool obamacare early next week. >> let obamacare fail. it will be easier. we will be in a position where we let obamacare fail. we are not going to own it yet i'm not going to own it. republicans are not going to own it. they will come to us and say how do we fix it, how do we fix it or how they come up with a new plan? maria: the president most lawmakers at the white house today to discuss a path forward on legis

maria: good morning to you and thanks for being with us. i maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, july 26. top stories at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. the first option to repeal and replace obamacare fails to the senate with niner public had no vote. the president warning them to get that job done. >> every republican running for office promised to repeal and replace this disastrous law. now, they must keep their promise. maria: it comes after an emotional return for senator john mccain who passed a key vote to move the debate on health care forward. tax reform now on the table. president trump telling "the wall street journal" that the next item on the agenda and he will focus on the middle class of lowering taxes. the federal reserve in focus today not expected to change policy when they made the announcement later today. the president may consider a change at the top. the featured the side of the fed fed's plans in terms of interest rates. would've pushed the the increase to december today? we are watching. we are hearing from dow components boeing and coca-col

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maria: the numbers have been pretty good. so it's the profit story driving this valuation story. >> it's not just here. outside the u.s. europe. they are having talks of rolling back a lot of the stimulus that's taken place in europe. the asian market and china. it's kind of a global growth story going on. maria: europe is at a different place in terms of stimulus. we are going to see easy money continue. do you want to buy companies in europe? >> i think europe is very interesting. brexit is very interesting. everybody is so fixated on the transition which is tough and uncertain. but post transition, they could be the new singapore. once england is independent they have the ability to restructure their economy and regulatory system for the next 50 years. there is a lot of liberation that will take place there. france with macron, there is a lot of things moving to say there is a new dynamic going on and it's exciting. maria: let me ask you about the u.s. and tax policy. how big of a defeat would it be if we don't see healthc

maria: thank you. all of our minds and hearts with senator mccain this morning and wishing him all the strength and sending him all the blessings as he fights the brain cancer. maria: he is a fighter. dagen: attitude is so critical in battling the deadly disease. maria: it's true. premier ceo, we have former o. swr. simpleson defense attorney ahead of that parole hearing. and south dakota senator is going to walk us through what plans for health care and mick mulvaney walks us through budget plan. big show ahead so do stay with us. the republican-led house budget coming taking a step forward on tax reform, 24-14, fiscal resolution to the full house. that would allow the senate to pass a sweeping without democratic support. this after spending bill was unveiled. here is what he said on the tax reform timeline. >> let's get the policy right, let's deliver this year. we still have work to do. obviously in the tax discussions but again, i think people are going to like the boldness. maria: joining me right

maria: welcome to "wall street week." the program that analyzes the week that was and position you for the week ahead. coming up, my exclusive interview with house speaker paul ryan. and hum erwin blood's managing director. everything from wall street to main street. amazon beat expectations but profits were down 70%. entire technology sector showed weakness towards the ends of the week. friday morning gdp was 2% for the second quarter. it was an epic fail in the senate for the healthcare reform battle. all 48 democrats and 3 republicans voted against the so-called skinny repeal bill. the deciding no vote from arizona senator john mccain saying he want a bipartisan approach to changing obamacare. foxconn announced it's pledging to advance $10 billion to build a plant in wisconsin that could employ between 3,000 and 13,000 workers. three of the so-called fang companies. technology has bent leadership group since the beginning of the year. joining me is david bonson. thank you for joining us. tech was on the down side this

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cheryl: we will send it over to maria bartiromo for mornings with maria, good morning, maria. maria: see you if a few minutes, cheryl. thank you for joining, i'm maria bartiromo, happy wednesday, it is wednesday july 12th, your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. federal reserve janet yellen heads to capitol hill today and investors will be watching comments, we've got a preview as she gets set to speak to the house financial services committee. markets were rattled by russia controversy. donald trump, jr.'s e-mail release set volatility last night. trump, jr. sat with hannity. democrats are weighing in on the possible legal implications. >> in retrospect i probably would have done things differently. >> we are now beyond in terms of on transaction of justice, this is moving into perjury, false statements and even potentially treason. maria: very latest developments coming up this morning. checking reactions, futures indicating a higher opening for the broader opening. nasdaq in positive territory. in europe gains across the board. take a look at indices there,

maria: yep.t -- who is tweeting that is one thing i think people are accustomed to that he speaks his mind, says -- exactly what he means or whatever, he feels like at the moment but when if you bring somebody in as communications director, and this is the way they are communicating, i think that you know what? everything is going to change from this day forward in terms of how anthony conducts himself i know him well enough to believe that. >> no white house two things incentivizing laeshgs one environment for everied, and then, the second is the fact that people know within the administration, that donald trump pays attention, to how he is covered in media so people can leak something, they know they are having influence on that way, that needs to come under control, and that needs to come under control. >> outrageous. >> they are. >> what has to do with management. >> anger, is justified, and what he is trying to do, to button up leaks, out of the white house. >> not to be star president doesn

maria: the first quarter we had profits up 13%. the second quarter it's looking like 6%, 7% profit groups. >> so you have a strong earning environment, and there is still hope for potentially maybe a precall option on something good out of d.c. i don't think they are overly worried. six months ago we were optimistic about health reform and tax reform. but we were worried about trade. at this point most of of that seems to be more bark and bite. you would think it market would be happy by the, but they are not getting the other things done. boor prr more "wall street week" and house peak per paul ryan next. >> announcer: house speaker paul ryan ready to break ground paul ryan ready to break ground on tax reform. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with