i want to congratulate you you were in cover of magazine, life at the top with maria bartiromo, it's and there's nobody i've ever worked with that works harder than you. maria: thank you. dagen: the article goes through that but you cover a lot of ground and i was reading, you were talking about where you were in 9/11 and covering that and being downtown and exceptionally moving. i will tweet this, you tweet it. i saw the cover because you put it on instagram. the photographs are really stunning. maria: i was grateful to talk to them and be on the cover like that. you know, i want to just say that i would never be able to have such an incredible program without you every morning. there's nobody more informed, more well read, knows every op-ed, every story in the news than you dagen mcdowell, i mean it. dagen: i feel supported and i feel like it's the smartest conversation on television. maria: it is, it is. it could never be without you and incredible guests, by the way i have incredible support system of fantastic women around me not just onset with dagen and lindsey and lee carter a

maria bartiromo's wall street week starts next. >> from new york city, this is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: welcome to the weekend. i am maria bartiromo, great to have you with us this weekend. coming up in just a moment, my interview with the chairman and ceo of cisco. chuck robbins is with us this weekend. but first, the u.s. meeting with china this week to try to hash out a trade deal before the march 1 deadline. on thursday sat down with secretary of state, mike pompeo to discuss china and huawei, and how they are posing a threat for privacy and national security. >> they are creating a real risk for these countries and the security of their people. europeans carry deeply about their privacy it is very real. we are out sharing this information i acknowledge that we have gained through this vast network and making sure countries understand the risk. we think they will make good decisions. >> it is not even the risk for them, it's the risks for the world. if you are in high-level talks talks about national security with polling, with the five eyes, american information is out ther

. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." a: happy weekend to you. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, two fantastic guests this weekend for you. technology investor, former mark zuckerberg mentor, roger mcthatmy is with me, and the dallas federal reserve president and ceo robert kaplan giving us a sense of where we are in the economic movements up or down. technology stocks reigned supreme this week, netflix, apple, amazon, social media giants facebook all helping push the broader markets higher. but just how much higher can they go at this point, and how do you informs in this -- invest in this group today? my next guest knows a thing or two about technology, especially facebook. not only was he an early investor, he was a longtime mentor to mark zuckerberg and helped the site become what it is today. author of "zuck'd: waking up to the facebook catastrophe," roger mcthatmy joins me right now. roger, thanks so

i'm maria bartiromo.ing up in just a few moments, self-made billionaire and patron spirits cofounder john paul dejoria is my special guest, and many of my exclusive interview with treasury secretary steven mnuchin coming up. >>> but first, january's job report was released friday morning, and despite a government shutdown which consumed much of the month, the number was much better than expected, not a major impact at all from the government shutdown. 304,000 jobs were added to the economy in the month of january. the unemployment rate did tick up to 4%. macro mavens president stephanie pomeroy joins me, and always a pleasure to see you. >> thank you for having me. maria: you've had some concerns with this economic expansion. first, i want the get your reaction to this jobs number. what does it tell us? >> i think it tells us how strong the economy was in 2018, and i think that tailing off, obviously, these are january numbers, january's very noisy in general from a seasonal standpoint, on top of the gove

maria bartiromo monday, february 18 your top stories 8:00 a.m. with house minority leader mccar thee on "sunday morning futures" yesterday about the progress, of talks. >> up to credit this president has really -- moving against china making for a level playing field something america should have den a long time ago. >> steep tariffs on imported cars at you -- parts, a battle over border funding tens of thousands set to protest president trump's national emergency declaration democrats gearing up for a fight. >> u.s. markets closed for presidents' day futures near flatline all morning long, this after major indices had predicated gains friday adding to great start for the year nasdaq in fact, now leaving bear market territory global markets, mostly missed contact 40 higher asian markets higher led by china renude hopes over trade talks shanghai composite up almost 3%, walmart your next big name to report tomorrow morning, we are going to look at what it means for the market and the economy, after that very disappointing december retail sales repo

maria bartiromo's wall street week starts next. >> from new york city, this is maria bartiromo wall streetm maria bartiromo, great to have you with us this weekend. coming up in just a moment, my interview with the chairman and ceo of cisco. chuck robbins is with us this weekend. but first, the u.s. meeting with china this week to try to hash out a trade deal before the march 1 deadline. on thursday sat down with secretary of state, mike pompeo to discuss china and huawei, and how they are posing a threat for

. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, two fantastic guests this weekend for you. technology investor, former mark zuckerberg mentor, roger mcthatmy is with me, and the dallas federal reserve president and ceo robert kaplan giving us a sense of where we are in the economic movements up or down. technology stocks reigned supreme this week, netflix, apple, amazon, social media giants facebook all helping push the broader

. >> from new york city, this is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: welcome to the weekend.o have you with us this weekend. coming up in just a moment, my interview with the chairman and ceo of cisco. chuck robbins is with us this weekend. but first, the u.s. meeting with china this week to try to hash out a trade deal before the march 1 deadline. on thursday sat down with secretary of state, mike pompeo to discuss china and huawei, and how they are posing a threat for privacy and national security.

great show today. >> always awesome with you, maria bartiromo. maria: have a great day.much is "the washington post" being sued for? $250 million. yes, folks, this is the covington case. attorneys for one of the students, nicholas sandman, says the young man was smeared by false and defamatory articles published by the "post." the president is tweeting about it this morning, saying in part covington students suing wapo. go get 'em, nick. fake news. all right. >>> things are a little more calm on the china trade front. the talks still going on in d.c. president trump hinting that the march 1st

. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, two fantastic guests this weekend for you. technology investor, former mark zuckerberg mentor, roger mcthatmy is with me, and the dallas federal reserve president and ceo robert kaplan giving us a sense of where we are in the economic movements up or down. technology stocks reigned supreme this week, netflix, apple, amazon, social media giants facebook all helping push the broader

morning, i'm maria bartiromo, thursday february 7th, top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, we are all over it, what you need to know ahead of the numbers. economic impact of trade tensions, a new study this morning details how growth will slow down as the economy should shed millions of jobs as a result. plus reckoning of rural america this morning, protection at levels not seen in a decade, what's behind the trend coming up. changes at citgo, venezuela refining giant will reportedly get a new board chosen by opposition leader guaido. sparking fire storm on social media. more on that, which team is the dominant in the league right now, mornings with maria begins right now. ♪ ♪ maria: happy thursday, everybody, take a look at markets, expecting a decline at the start of trading, 115 points on the dow jones industrial average. s&p 500 is down 14 points and nasdaq down 39. we are watching of course earnings, all eyes on twitter, the social media giant reporting earnings in about one hour. joining me right now funds cio, kevin miller, kevin, good to see you,

i'm maria bartiromo. we have a deal in principle.news is sparking a rally in stocks this morning. dow industrials up 208 points, s&p 500 up 20, the nasdaq up 58 points right now. futures indicate a strong opening. worries over trade talks with china led to the mixed story yesterday at the close. dow industrials were down 53 points yesterday, s&p 500 was up 2 and the nasdaq up about 10 points yesterday. european indices this morning higher across the board, fq100 up 18 points, cac in paris up 55 points, better than 1%, and the dax index up 141 points, that's 1 1/4%. this is the high of the morning for the european indices. asian markets finished higher overnight with japan up 2 2/3% on the nikkei average. top story this half hour, the future of artificial intelligence in america. president trump signed an executive order yesterday calling for the government to devote more resource toss take on china in a.i. i spoke with the former president of google china, he is thventures president, kai-fu le, for his take on the power of a.i. >> it

i'm maria bartiromo.ts cofounder john paul dejoria is my special guest, and many of my exclusive interview with treasury secretary steven mnuchin coming up. >>> but first, january's job report was released friday morning, and despite a government shutdown which consumed much of the month, the number was much better than expected, not a major impact at all from the government shutdown. 304,000 jobs were added to the economy in the mon o

i'm maria bartiromo.p stories. headed for a vote, lawmakers are set to vote on the border security bill today, racing to avert a government shutdown. president trump say he will make the decision after he reads it. robert lighthizer and n steven n mnuchin meeting with chinese counterparts in beijing. >> we have a team of people in china right now, negotiating on the china deal. it's going along very well. we'll see what happens. i think it's going along very well. maria: we're looking at a higher opening for stocks this morning. there's a gain of better than 90 points at the start of trade, s&p 500 is up 7 right now, nasdaq is up 26. cokcoca-cola earnings hitting te tape right now. revenue is above expectations, earnings in line with estimates at 43r 43 cents a share. yesterday at the close, dow industrials up 117 points at 4:00 yesterday, one-half of 1%. s&p up 8 and nasdaq up five and three quarters. in europe, markets are higher. fq100 up 28, cac in paris up 35, the dax index also higher by 35 points.

i'm maria bartiromo. top stories 8:30 a.m. on the east coast.ts to raft three to five years possible china trade breakthrough reports u.s.-china outlineing k34i89s on to have youest issues in trade dispute i spoke with secret mike pompeo said he is warning countries united states will not be able to partner with countries that use huawei technologies market like this futures worsen does after durable goods down 0 points dow industrials a quarter of one percent s&p 500 down 7 and one half nasdaq down 18, as you can see, december durable-goods orders on tape in europe the indices also worsened last hour, ft 100 down 72 points one% even cac quarante in paris down 3 points dax in germany off 12 points yairp markets mixed fractional moves across the board earnings this morning norwegian cruise lines domino's pizza big moves reporting earnings take a look norwegian cruise up 6% domino's down 6 and two-thirds% behind numbers coming up, preparing to go public rideshare company sharing details stuart varney will weigh in, major change from victoria's sec

i'm maria bartiromo.ade billionaire and patron spirits cofounder john paul dejoria is my special guest, and many of my exclusive interview with treasury secretary steven mnuchin coming up. >>> but first, january's job report was released friday morning, and despite a government shutdown which consumed much of the month, the number was much better than expected, not a major impact at all from the government shutdown. 304,000 jobs were added to the

. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, two fantastic guests this weekend for you. technology investor, former mark zuckerberg mentor, roger mcthatmy is with me, and the dallas federal reserve president and ceo robert kaplan giving us a sense of where we are in the economic movements up or down. technology stocks reigned supreme this week, netflix, apple, amazon, social media giants facebook all helping

let's sends it over to maria bartiromo. "mornings with maria" starts right now.all of that. happy friday everybody. i'm maria bartiromo. good morning to you. it is friday, february 22nd. your top stories right now, just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. the u.s./china trade talks making their way to the white house now. president trump set to meet with china's vice premier. the deadline is one week away. spy in the sky, the shocking new report that some airlines have cameras on their planes that you didn't know about. we will tell you where they're found. and the ipo market heats up, pinterest reportedly filing for an offering, making it the latest unicorn to eye the public market. we have all the details. controversy on the court, duke losing a star player after his shoe splits. questions rising on whether he should wait out the season so he could go pro. "mornings with maria" begins right now. ♪ it's finally friday. ♪ i'm free again. ♪ i start my motor running for a wild weekend. ♪ it's finally friday. ♪ i'm out of control. ♪ get the working blues and let the

now, we have to throw to mornings with maria and very own maria bartiromo, she's all set up, isn't shefor joining us, i'm maria bartiromo, monday february 25th, top stories right now, just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. the china trade deadline has been delayed. president trump pushing back the timeline to make a deal not putting those tariffs in place on march 1, will markets like the news, chinese telecom huawei is rivalling samsung, amid growing concerns of 5g products, the fallout coming up. more privacy worries, stop sharing personal information with facebook, data goes well beyond birthdays, hollywood's big night, top moments and surprises from the oscars last night. mornings with maria begins right now. ♪ ♪

i'm maria bartiromo. tuesday, february 19 top stories right now 8:00 a.m. way in washington what to expect march 1 deadline approach markets pointing to lower opening futures indicating a decline of start of trading of 58 points quarter of a percent lower on dow quarter of one percent lower s&p, nasdaq down 16 points quarter of a percent lower walmart earnings better than expected did lift indices off worst levels of the morning european indices lover ft 100 down 22, cac quarante down 23 dax in germany down 26 asian markets mixed take a look, as you can see fractional movers is a meanings walmart the stock to watch today the stock is up almost 4% ahead of the openly better-than-expected earnings revenue company is raising dividend reporting same-store sales up 4.2% versus estimate 3.2%, action, 16 states have filed a lawsuit against the trump administration, for declaring a national emergency to form fund the border wall. >> every respect facts approve donald trump is acting outside the law, in declaring an emergency but acting outside the law trying to rai