make sure to tune into maria bartiromo's exclusive interview with george w. first lady laura bush at 8:30 a.m. eastern time this morning. very excited to see the interview on "mornings with maria" of course. gerri: fascinating insurer. toys "r" us saying no to a bid from a billionaire investor. cheryl: tracee carrasco has that story another headlines. connect this comes from "the wall street journal." toys "r" us has rejected an $890 million bid for some of its assets for my declarant, ceo of maker of those last dollars. he has not officially been notified of the big rejection but wants to move forward to keep fighting to save toys "r" us. he believes that the end of toys "r" us would hurt the toy industry long-term. cheryl: wow, interesting. with talk about airlines. jetblue wants to unionize now. >> this is a big move. jeff lue flight attendants have voted in favor of joining the transport workers union. according to the union, wages and establishing fairness unemployment disciplinary actions were the two main areas of concern for the flight attendants. jetb

i'm in for maria bartiromo. let's get to the top stories dominating the news jerry willis is standing by in the fox business newsroom with the headlines. >> earning season started off with a big bang as jp morgan chase, citi group and wells fargo beat analysts expectation this courter. jp morgan beats the earnings estimates coming in at 2 $37 a share on revenue of 28.5 billion. citi reported 1 pbt 68 on revenue of 18.87 billion and well fargo has earnings per share of 1 .12. kaks cuts played a part in helping the banks this quarter as well as higher interest rates and rising bond yields which allowed bankses to charge more on loans and credit. all of this along with worries about the trade war with china and the possibilities that the u.s. is looking to join the transpacific partnership added up to a strong week for the markets as all three indexes finished in the green. oil prices continued their rally, crude seeing three-year high. oil hitting 67.76 this week, the highest since 2014. mark zuckerberg kept his c

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more of maria bartiromo's exclusive interview is coming up. maria: in terms of mexico and canada, you mentioned, mr. president, do you worry about the conflicts that are going on right now, given the debate other trade and open trade? >> i hope that people as they debate whether or not the trading regime has worked with canada and mexico look at the facts. and we want our neighbors to be healthy and strong. and so our view is how can we best expedite positive trade which benefits everybody but also to make the point that the three of us countries are going to need to be able to work together to compete with china in the long term. these days i'm getting too old to worry about much. but i do -- my only point is that we promote a positive agenda here. and make the case why, in this case, trade with canada and mexico, collaboration with canada and mexico, working closely with canada and mexico not only benefits u.s. citizens but benefits the citizens of all three countries. maria: since you left the white house you've become an avid painter. >> i

i'm maria bartiromo. we've got a jam packed program for you. coming up in a moment, alpha one captain tall parters founding partner, my guest. and my emotional wide ranging entire view with george w. bush and former first lady laura bush. he was candid in his feelings about his moth's passing this week. you don't want to miss it, this exclusive fox business report. first, colin is standing by in the newsroom with the latest headlines. >> hey, stocks started the week off on the right foot thanks to

i'm maria bartiromo. we've got a jam packed program for you. coming up in a moment, alpha one captain tall parters founding partner, my guest. and my emotional wide ranging entire view with george w. bush and former first lady laura bush. he was candid in his feelings about his moth's passing this week. you don't want to miss it, this exclusive fox business report. first, colin is standing by in the newsroom with the latest headlines. >> hey, stocks started the week off on the right foot thanks to strong earnings from the likes of netflix, ibm and goldman sachs. some weakness in tech. a rough go for apple as the morgan stanley report on weak iphone demand hurt that stock on friday. was it enough to ruin the week with all three indexes finishing in the green. well far ghost being find 1 pill ondollars for forcing customers into auto insurance and charging mortgage buyers unfair fees. consumer protection bureau and the office of the l kro f 0 the currency announcing those penalties on friday. this comes less than two years after the bank was fine

maria bartiromo will have her jobs in america special on "mornings with maria," that starts at 8:00 a.meastern time. >>> we've got this 8:00 a.m. eastern time rare press conference coming out of beijing, job reports 30 minutes later. it's going to be quite a morning. >> what do we respond to in the market. >> >> we'll have a lot more on the big story this morning. china vowed to retaliate against the new tariffs from the administration, $100 billion this time, as the president is getting tough on trade. >> we had a trade deficit of almost $500 billion last year with china and it was time that we did something. >> taking a look at futures right now, as you can see the dow lower by 216. we were down 407 in the premarket. have to point out that we've come back. s&p and nasdaq lower as well. the president is ratcheting up the rhetoric because amazon and jeff bezos, we'll have the latest on that feud. you're watching "fbn a.m.." [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuou

i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, black stone executive viet chairman tony james my special guest. then we are joined by president trump's newly appointed economic advisor, larry kudlow. gerri willis stand by in the newsroom with the headlines. gerri: another volatile week in washington and wall street. u.s. economy adding 103,000 jobs in march. unemployment rate remains steady. in addition to the disappointing job growth, revisions to jab and february showed 50,000 fewer jobs created than previously reported. the jobs report along with more trade war fierce erasing -- war fears erasing the gains. the dow and s & p are in firmly negative territory for the year. china will implement a 25% levy on cars, whiskey and soy beans and 100 other products. here is what larry kudlow said to stuart varney. >> there is no trade war. you have the early stages of a process that will include tariffs, comments on the tariffs, ultimate decisions and gore yaitions. there are back -- decisions and negotiations. there are talks going on. don't overreact. gerri: reversing a 500-point loss in the market

i'm dagen mcdowell and for maria bartiromo. it is monday, april 9th. top stories at 6:00 a.m.ons attack leaving dozens dead in the international community and high alert as the world waits for a u.s. response, president trump warning of a big price to pay. >> i wouldn't take anything off the table. these are horrible photos. the president has a point they are very clear. i'm going to iterate that point. it is one of the wrong direction for too long in the united states of america has been taken advantage of in the responsibility to provide for the entire world. >> stocks are pointing to a bounce back as a trade war with china is a little bit, maybe this sunday morning talk shows. this 172-point game. this comes after the massive selloff on friday with the dow, nasdaq and s&p falling more than 2%. in europe comes from buying to report. england, france and germany with gains across the board. asia overnight, stocks moving higher. the biggest winner there the hang seng in hong kong. mark zuckerberg taking the hill. lawmakers in washington as he prepares to take a grilling before

good morning to maria bartiromo. >> good morning, everyone. happy monday i maria bartiromo.w. cooler heads prevail. features rallying this morning. president trump took action with our european allies over the weekend striking key chemical weapons facilities in syria friday night. this comes after major banks drag despite strong earnings results. the dow is down better than 100 points on friday. nasdaq down 33. investors like bank of america to report before the opening bell this morning. analysts looking across 59 cents a share in $23 billion in revenue. global market. down almost one half of 1%. cac in paris is fractionally moving in the dax also hired by a fraction. british prime minister teresa may facing questions of funding from lawmakers over the decision to take part in the serious strike. asia overnight for an extra shanghai composite index thing down 1.5%. more waiting on the way. president trump headed to south florida this morning for a roundtable on tax reform. but the meeting could mean for phase two of a tax plan. new polls show growing support for the preside

bush and laura bush were on the fox business network with maria bartiromo.art warming to see them about the lasting impact that barbara bush a had on their family. >> a lot of condolences pouring in. laura and i and the family are grateful for the prayers and sympathy. it's the end of a beautiful life. >> it was an incredible life. a life well-lived. it's never easy. i know that. all of the comments this morning about your mother or about how warm and wonderful and what a leader she was and also tough as nails. >> she was warm and wonderful until you got out of line. she wasn't too warm and wonderful. she was awesome. >> she was funny. fierce. she said her mind. a great role model for me for sure. i learned how to be a first lady. >> i was going to say, i was reading when you were first lady. it was easier than it would have been because you had your mother-in-law. >> yes, and of course i watched her. when she campaigned with president bush. i actually had the conversation with her early on when he first started to run that she would work on literacy. then s

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now we send it over to maria bartiromo with "mornings with maria." >> good morning to you. inc.ursday from april 26. top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast for the biggest single day of earnings season so far. general motors, starbucks, amazon are reporting quarterly results today. features indicating higher open for the broader averages. on best euro of 30 points on a percentage basis as is the s&p 500 had the nasdaq up half a percent. 33 points higher. the dow snapped a five-day losing streak yesterday. the stock was strong. yesterday's closing session, the dow ended 60 points. s&p up five and the nasdaq down a fraction. in europe this morning, gains across the board. este 112, cac at 24 and the dax up 21 points. investors weighed in on the european central bank decision this morning due out in the next hour. the changer rates expected that the focus will be on mario draghi and comments about the future stimulus during his new conference. all the news from europe coming out. markets were mixed as shanghai composite down one and a 3%. worst performer in china sec. fa

cheryl: gdp8:30 eastern time, maria bartiromo live for us. ill be on it, happy friday, girls, thank you, good morning, everybody, thanks for joining, i'm maria bartiromo, it is friday april 27, top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. kim jong un crosses dmz line, meeting with south korea's moon jae-in, announcing plan for peace deal to formally end the korean war and work towards denuclearization, we are watching history in the making. president trump spoke yesterday about the negotiations and his negotiations with the kim jong un regime. >> we are doing very well with north korea and we will see how it all comes out but so it could be that i walk out quickly with respect but it could be, it could be that maybe the meeting doesn't even take place, who knows but i can tell you right now they want to meet. maria: we are taking you live this morning to seoul coming up. meanwhile futures indicating markets will open like this, mixed story later this morning we will get the first read on first-quarter gdp, the dow industrials expected to

. ♪ ♪ >> here again is maria bartiromo with the special edition of mornings with maria live from the leadership at the george w. bush presidential library in dallas. maria: welcome back, thank you so much for joining us this wednesday morning. i'm maria bartiromo, live from the presidential center, wednesday 18, remember barbara bush this morning, the admiring wife of george w. bush died at houston home, beloved partner of 73 years of one president and dedicated mother to another, she least behind a legacy of public service. >> whether you're talking about education, career or service, you're talking about life and life really must have joy. it's supposed to be fun. maria: exclusive interview coming up with her son president george w. bush and first lady laura bush later this morning to look back at his mother's incredible life. let's take a look at the markets this morning. futures pointing to higher opening as momentum continues. fractional gain there on the dow, s&p 505 and nasdaq which is up 12 points right now. earnings are driving the story. we are waiting on morgan stanley. an

lauren: now will say good morning to maria bartiromo. ing, lauren. good morning. i maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us thursday april 5th. top stories right now. a wild ride on wall street yesterday. what volatility. stocks recovered. to finish the day sharply higher in the session. dow industrials rally more than 700 points from finishing off a 230 points. investors concerned after china unveils plans for tariffs of 100 american goods including soybeans in airplanes. the white house remained firm in president trump's commitment to fixing the trade deficit. >> we are very lucky that we have the best negotiator at the table of the president. we are hopeful china will do the right thing. china created this problem. not president trump. we finally have a president who's willing to stand up and say enough is enough. we will stop the unfair trade practices. maria: features are firmer as well. dow industrials to be up 80 points. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 strongest morning. nasdaq up two thirds of a percent. cac and the dax index of the 1%.

cheryl: great to have viewed this morning for "fbn:am" for over two maria bartiromo for "mornings withining us. i am maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, april 25th. top stories right now, sixa on the east coast or futures pointed to a decline at the start of trading this morning and that is pressuring global markets. dow industrials down 65 points at a quarter of a percent low. s&p down a quarter of a percent. almost one half of 1%. a tough day yesterday. stocks plunging after the ten-year treasury yields across 3% mark. the dow citing more than 400 points, finishing lower for a fifth day in a row and that wasn't even the low of the day. global markets taking a cue from u.s. this morning. european indices down across the board. cac down two thirds of a percent and the dax in germany down 200 points. that is my .5%. right across the board as well, down better than 1%. earnings of focus on wall street as well before the bell this morning its stock is down. twitter also this morning on pace come expecting a strong quarter due to rising at sales for the stock is down better than 3% going int

maria bartiromo, tuesday, april 3 top stories 8:30 a.m.ures indicating a nice strong opening to the stock market up 140 points on dow up 60 points nasdaq that after a roufr start to the second quarter yesterday, trade and technology concerns sent market swooning global markets taking a queue from yesterday's we have well off the lows, of the morning session, in europe, the ft 100 down just 3 points, cac quarante down 17, dax down 70 points up two-thirds of 1% in asia overnight markets closed mostly lower exception of hong kong, the shanghai composite was the worst performer down almost 1%. cracking down on illegal immigration president trump renews push for a stronger border, after declaring daca dead. over democrats' refusal to negotiating. >> democrats really let them down they have really let them down they had a great opportunity, the democrats have really let them down, it is a shame now people are taking advantage of daca, that is a shame. >> details as trump administration, hammers out plan to speed up deportations, a royal warning

life from the global conference in los angeles here is maria bartiromo. cial edition of mornings with maria. good monday morning everyone think you so much for joining us. it is monday april 30. your top stories right now. tension over terror. i sat down for an exclusive interview to get his expectations on the trip. i am cautiously optimistic about the meetings. i don't want to predict what's can happen and what's not can happen. in a very frank discussions. these are issues that he has been focused on for the last year. and hopefully we will make significant progress. we are going there to make progress. from trade to economic growth. more of my exclusive interview. they strike a 26 billion-dollar agreement. to take on mounting competition the markets this morning looking like this. we do have a big rally underway. it's expected to be underway hundred 20 points us morning. the nasdaq up to 41 points. it's another big week for our needs. we are winding down the first quarter with five components set to report in their first quarter. both will be closely w

i am maria bartiromo. top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast.mponents all due out before the opening bell this morning. coca-cola, verizon among others. features looking to come indicating a higher opening. we are expecting the dow industrials to be up 100 points. nasdaq up about 34 points right out of the gate this morning. we are covering the earnings blitz. alphabet beating expectations of revenue last night. shares of google parent company of 3% in after-hours trading, but a spike in expenses tempered the initial excitement. the stock is up two thirds of a percent. also talking about raising its value and its stake in uber. we'll talk more about that. markets closing mostly lower yesterday. take a look at the dow industrials down 14 points. s&p up a fraction and the nasdaq has been retained. the dow the nasdaq down 17 printed are done for your for first session in a row. that is the longest losing streak since march. in europe this morning, ft 100 is up a third of a percent. cac down a fraction in the dax in germany up 38 points, one third o

lauren: maria bartiromo will join us now. >> hey, ladies. happy tuesday to you. i maria bartiromo.day. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. a rally in fact with millions of people filing their taxes before the deadline of midnight tonight. pour into another big day at the start of trade or dow industrials are better than 100 points. the nasdaq also up one half of 1%. 30 points higher. beating expectations. right now earnings drive the story. of 290. you'll see that on your screen there. revenue beating expectations. plus we will watch those. easing tensions over serious. once again this morning as we see the earnings at united health beating expectations at $3.4 a share versus $2.90 a chair. blue-chip, goldman sachs, johnson & johnson due out before the bell this morning. united health also a dow component. ibm after the close. it's all about earnings drive in the story. united health just had a moments ago with profits and revenue better than expected. the company raised its forecast done just a fraction right now. we'll watch that for any reaction from these numbers. european indices are

i am in for maria bartiromo. i am dagen mcdowell. it is thursday, april 19th.m. eastern. earnings back in the drivers seat behind his veto pen. take a look at how these market did yesterday. strong earnings lifting the nasdaq and the s&p 500. ibm is a big drag on the blue-chip pulling the dow into negative territory for the company suffered its biggest selloff in five years on weak guidance of ibm. american express "after the bell" didn't expect patience on profit and revenue. or to break down the numbers ahead in the earnings which will roll on today. blackstone commended the name of the morning. we'll bring you the numbers as they come out. oil fueling global markets this morning after hitting it 325 year high yesterday. crude precinct for the $70 a barrel mark in a critical story to tell you about as well. have you a shale boom is facing bottlenecks to that's on the front page of the walls or journal. over in europe, checking on stocks, a slight loss on the dax in germany. the hang seng the biggest winner they are gaining nearly four-point 5%. plus, turbulen

maria bartiromo. >> great to see you. happy monday. it is monday, april 2nd. i maria bartiromo.ht now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. east coast. china striking back this morning. beijing imposing new tariffs on 128 u.s. goods following the white house move to implement strict sanctions against a limit on sale from the country. >> anyway you look at it, it is the largest deficit of any country in the history of our world. it's out of control. >> stocks kicked off the first trading day today previewing the quarter. future is looking lower this morning as we kick off a new quarter done 75 points on the dow jones industrial average. the nasdaq indicating down 40 points. the major indices fell across the board 3% on average in the mud of march. closed for a holiday, it is easter monday. spread across the board, hong kong was closed for holiday, but fractional losses elsewhere in asia overnight. a race against time in california. authorities searching a drainage ditch in los angeles after a 13-year-old boy reportedly fell into it a latest on the rescue efforts. capitol hill operation ne

i maria bartiromo. earnings and the driver seat on wall street this morning.t of trading today. done eight points on the nasdaq. more than a third of that dow and the in the s&p 500 set to report their first quarter earnings. it comes amid new concerns surrounding the data collection. the money manager who thinks google well most earnings estimates. markets are tumbling on friday. they drive at lower. after they suggest the smart phone sales could slow in the coming months. we are watching the bio bite market this morning. the ten year yield creeping closer to 10%. in europe this morning stocks looking like this. and we do have a lower opening there as well. and lower trading this morning. it's down a fraction. down a fraction as is the dax index in germany down a quarter of a%. a fair pair of former political outsiders. they are welcoming the french president to the white house today. from trades to national security we are taking a look at what's on the agenda for the two world leaders. shocking revelations on the start of the fbi probe into the trump campai

cheryl: and thank you for being with us on fbn:am, maria bartiromo takes it away right now, good morningyou so much cheryl and adam. good morning, everybody, happy friday, i'm maria bartiromo, thanks for joining us, it is friday april 20th, your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. earn negotiation focus this morning on wall street, futures indicating a lower opening for broader averages but this well off of lows of the morning, we are waiting for a number of reports, the s&p 500 snapping a three-day winning streak yesterday with 83 point loss on the dow, 57-point loss on the nasdaq. this morning general electric the headline, honeywell also set to report as soon as the numbers hit the tape, we will bring them see the impact on markets, investors are watching ge, closely, of course, results from the companies' ambitious restructuring efforts, analysts expect profit of 11 cents of share on revenue of 27 and a half billion dollars, the stock this morning up flat on the session at $14 a share ahead of the report. we will have the numbers as soon as the hit the tape later this

i'm maria bartiromo, it is monday, april 30th.ing tough on trade, treasury secretary steven mnuchin leading a u.s. delegation to china this week. i asked what he hopes to accomplish with tariffs. >> we're concerned about making sure that we have a good deal for american companies and american workers and that's something that president trump has been very focused on. >> maria: from trade to north korea, more of my interview with treasury secretary steven mnuchin coming up. a cellular shakeup, t-mobile will acquire sprint to take on mounting competition from verizon and at&t. what the merger could mean for the wireless customers coming up. markets are stronger this morning. futures indicate a rally at the start of trading this morning. we're expecting the dow industrials to open up in the triple doubling its. we've got the nasdaq and s&p in positive territory. it's another big week for earnings. we are winding down the first quarter reporting season. five dow components are reporting this week. mcdonald's is due out before the bell

i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo.p stories at 7:30 a.m. eastern. markets under fresh yomarch unds under pressure amid rising tensions with syria. you are seeing the concerns show up in the stock market in the futures many we have a 257 loss on the dow futures. they were down already about 175, 180 before trump said that about russia and bashara basharl assad. consumer prices, any minute, we'll get that this afternoon. this coming after a big rally yesterday. 428428 point gain yesterday. xi jinping said he is more open about trade, opening up the economy. there was a 4.5% gain in facebook stock as mark zuckerberg testified in front of the senate panels. losses across the board in europe, more than 1% loss on the dax in germany and in asia overnight you had mixed markets. taking action on immigration. another california city looking to go against the state law over sanctuary cities and it comes as troops make their way to the border. apple's facing another update glitch. the software now making some iphones completely u

. >>> and now back to maria bartiromo's exclusive sitdown interview with blackstone ceo stephen schwarzman. maria: do you think we'll get a deal done with canada and mexico perhaps before the elections this summer, july 1, and is that one of the reasons that the markets have been so volatile, some of the uncertainty around trade? >> yeah. with nafta, which is the agreement with those two countries and the united states, they've spent sort of a long tough year of working on this. and i think they are -- they've resolved the economic issues to reduce the deficit principally from mexico. and with canada sometimes we're in complete balance. depends on where their currency is. sometimes we're in surplus with canada. it's not a big arithmetic issue. it's a legal type issue. maria: so you think you're close? >> we're close. there are one or two issues. for example, the u.s. wants a five-year blowup, if you will, and everybody has to recommit to it. neither of the two countries really like that. and it's pretty unprecedented. that's probably the biggest issue. and you know, some people want a revi

time for dagen mcdowell who's in for maria bartiromo. dagen: good morning.dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. tuesday, april 10th. your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. hitting the brakes, stocks losing steam after the fbi raided the office and home and even hotel room of president trump personal attorney, michael cohen. >> it's frankly a real disgrace. it is an attack on our country and what we all stand for. so when i saw this and when i heard it, i heard it like you did. i said that is really now a whole new level of unfairness. dagen: use of the markets give up points in the last four minutes of trading. more about a turnaround with a strong open. 254-point gain on the dow futures right now because of trade. a little bit of light clearing in the air. comments from chinese president xi jinping signaling a willingness to open his country to foreign investors, including lower tariffs on auto imports. we will dig into that momentarily. in europe, gains across the board in france, germany and asia overnight also buying galore. great across all four major

good morning, everybody, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo, it is friday, friday the 13th, aprilld awaits president trump's decision on if and when to strike syria, both the united kingdom and france remain commit today a united front with the united states. this unity comes amid reports american spy planes were spotted by russian bases in syria where bashar al-assad is rumored to be hiding, the tensions leading many to fears of war, russian-state tv telling viewers to pack essentials for world war iii. >> we will see what happens. we are obviously looking into that very closely. too bad that the world puts us in a position like that, but you know as i said this morning, we have done a great job with isis. we have absolutely decimated isis but now we have to make some further decisions so they'll be made fairly soon. dagen: escalating concerns driving oil prices higher, you can see oil moving up. highest price roughly since december of 2014. stocks able to shake off the fears yesterday, the dow closing up nearly 300 points and we can take a look at futures this morning. looking a

good morning everyone i'm maria bartiromo welcome to sunday morning futures. president trump unleashes on twitter as james comey's new book is about to hit book shelves, and powerful lawmakers are asking why congress and the public have not seen or get access to the same memos the former head of the fbi used to write the tell all book. house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte will weigh in live this morning with me. and the scathing new report issued of the doj's inspector general friday night, the ig report is dropped on andrew mccabe, misleading investigators about the unauthorized disclosure of information and the reaction from congressman john ratcliffe this morning coming up, and the u.n. and its allies send damascus a message after president bashar al-assad launched a chemical attack on his own people, as we look ahead right now on sunday morning futures. brand new reaction this morning from president trump to the upcoming tell all book by former fbi director james comey as comey kicks off a tour promoting his book ahead of its release this tuesday. the pr

i'm maria bartiromo in for neil cavuto. catherine herridge is tracking the story and in washington with the latest. good afternoon. >> thank you. the incident happened at 1:30 eastern and this is a very heavily trafficked, dense, busy sector of toronto. yonge street is the main artery that runs north and south and the east west artery that traverses young street. this is not only sort of a big center, it's also residential area with a lot of condos and also where they have one of the major sort of transition hubs for what is called the tcc, the toronto transit commission. the driver of this ryder rental van got on the sidewalk and began mowing down pedestrians at 30 to 40 miles an hour before coming to a stop after a half mile later near shepherd avenue, which is the next big intersection that crosses yonge street. we just had a news conference from what amounts to the governor of ontario called the premier, kathleen wynne. she told reporters that they are taking all of the intelligence that they gathered so far about what

good morning everyone, i'm maria bartiromo welcome to sunday morning futures. border security, economic security and international security. top priorities for the trump adminitration this upcoming week top homeland security chairman michael mccaul coming up on the president's order to send national guard troops to our border with mexico and also gordon chang is with me this morning on china protecting american interest even in the face of a potential trade war plus house services committee max thornberry is here on the pentagon's plan to withdraw from syria amid new reports of another chemical attack on a hospital. plus, we are waiting a highly anticipated report this month from the inspector general. the doj's watchdog as the department of justice misses a subpoena deadline last week issued by republicans. house oversight committee chairman trey gowdy joins us on that coming up and who could like this facebook's number two suggesting users pay up to keep their private information private. as its founder and ceo heads to capitol hill this upcoming week amid a

i'm maria bartiromo.tories right now, 7:0. earnings in the driver's seat on wall street this morning. the dow industrials expected to be up 50 points out of the gate, the nasdaq is up two-thirds of a percent right now. amazon and microsoft will be headlining the biggest earnings day of the season, both are due out tonight after the bell. we will preview. facebook shaking off the scandal, shares soaring in the premarket, up better than 6% right now after the company beat expectations yesterday and posted strong growth in daily and monthly users. the dow snapped a losing streak yesterday, lifted by earnings from boeing. the company reported better than expected earnings and revenue, that helped lift the dow up 60 points at the close. the s&p was up 5, the nasdaq was down about three and-a-half. in europe this morning here's the scoop. we have money moving into stocks as well. it's a fractional move. the fq100 and the dax index are higher by about a quarter of a percent and half percent. investors are waitin