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maria bartiromo, "wall street" is next. maria: happy weekend everybody welcome to the program. the week that was. i am a real -- maria bartiromo. we have a special guest and then later on we are talking skills training with john sexton to talk about the growing challenge for families. and this week uber had as much anticipated ipo. they began trading on friday. that was on the low end of the range. and join me right now to discuss this and more, -- is here. good to have you. thank you for being here. congratulations to you. you bought the stock, he saw the vision a long time ago. he paid $0.35 a share. and you have got to be feeling great. >> feeling great and very proud, kudos to the leadership team today. maria: what you think happened in terms of going up to the ipo? all of a sudden drivers start making a lot of noise, right? they say they're paying themselves out hundred $72 million in driver settlements and payments because they were all these protesters going on about the uber practices. what was your take on what took place? chris i was a immigrant refugee kid. so my dad

maria bartiromo 's "wall street" starts now. maria: happy weekend!elcome to the weekend the analyst is the week that was. and helps position you for the week ahead.i'm maria bartiromo. this week we are coming to you from washington d.c.. the elevation founder and early facebook founder will be here to talk about close to break up facebook. we will hear what he says. then later founder and ceo of the newly formed long-term stock exchange eric reese is with us talking about silicon valley and why he developed a new stock exchange for startups. the first volatile week for the markets as china and the u.s. are pushing further into trade fights. the white house say the implement a six-month delay on tariffs on imported cars and parts. this comes as president trump signed an executive order barring u.s. companies from using telecom gear from sources that the administration considers a national security threat. an action many see as a direct attack on chinese telecom giant huawei. the next guest now reacts, a senior fellow and author of the new book, the hu

maria bartiromo is going to be live this morning from ottawa. make sure to catch her interview with vice president pence on "mornings with maria." lauren: now to the latest on boeing. ceo dennis muilenburg apologizing for two deadly crashes of the 737 max. in an interview, he said he's not stepping down. he continues to stand by the plane, which remains grounded. >> does boeing have a credibility and transparency problem if they don't admit the mistakes in the past. >> as i said, we clearly fell short and the implementation of this angle of attack, disagree alert was a mistake. we did not implement it properly. we're confident in the fundamental safety of the airplane. >> you would put your family on a 737 max? >> without any hesitation. absolutely. lauren: he said he expects the 737 max to fly again by the end of the year and he's confident that crisis has not hurt boeing's long-term growth prospects but there's reports of another plane. reuters says boeing's 777-x could make its first test flight as soon as late june. we'll see appetite for tha

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. >> dagen mcdowell is in for maria bartiromo this morning. hey, dagen.morning to everyone, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo, top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern, breaking news in selloff in the making as president trump threatens over immigration on mÉxico, june the tenth, maria set -- sat down with mike pence of actions being taken to protect the border. >> president trump is taking desighsive action to call on mÉxico to get further action to intervene in massive flow of people that are coming north from central america to our border. dagen: vice president pence talked about usmca, canada, mÉxico trade deal but still waiting for congress to act, he hopes to pass this summer. china trade new round of tariffs on american goods said to go into effect tomorrow. maria's exclusive interview coming up. trade fears hitting those markets, you really saw the selloff pick up stream when president trump announced new tariffs on mÉxico, 284-point loss at the moment after a bit of rebound. yesterday, dow, and nasdaq all managed to eke out small gains, again, we

the 10-year, oil, see where this selloff is going and with that, we say mornings with maria, maria bartiromo. maria: thanks for joining us, top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, china trade turmoil once again impacting markets, negotiations into the u.s. and china are resuming today in washington, president trump on talks last night at rally in florida. >> you see the tariffs? they broke the deal. they broke the deal. maria: president keeps firm. north korea launching unidentified projectiles after multiple rockets were launched last week, we are taking a look. ipo for uber on the way, ride-sharing giant to go public tomorrow, we will bring numbers and full analysis, earnings in focus, disney and fox, fox business network parent company, fox corporation reporting strong numbers. we are taking a look at media. mornings with maria begins right now. ♪ ♪ maria: once again top stories the markets, futures tumbling as president trump takes the hardline on trade talks with china, talks to resume later today, 11th round of talks, markets are down 202, futures s&p 22 points and nasdaq 68 and a qua

dagen: i could get you in a roller coaster, maria bartiromo. roller coaster. dagen: when i was in the third grade and star wars came out i used to sit in my desk at school and pretend that i was flying the falcon. i'm all in on this. i'm sure the wait is long and the crowds will be overwhelming but i think that this is a huge win for disney and it's become secular, you drive people to the park and new disney plus which is coming out later this year which will have all the star wars content on it. maria: you walk a couple of steps and you can buy all the products, i mean, they are so smart that way, we will probably have a ton of retail attached to the rides and the park, of course. dagen: my brother has his full collection still of all of the star wars fig use figures. particularly maria good point, that's true. ladies, take a break, when we come back, one company working hard to protect your personal information online, something we all need right now for sure. back in a minute with that. maria welcome back highlighting the business of innovati

taking effect at midnight tonight, maria bartiromo spoke exclusively with vice president pence and weighedth canadian prime minister justin trudeau, how will you get usmca across the finish line? >> first and foremost let's recognize that the american economy is booming, 5.8 million new jobs in the last quarter 3.1% growth, more importantly wages are rising at the fastest level in more than 10 years and we have seen 500,000 manufacturing jobs created and the president has done all of this because he drove for tax cuts, he's been rolling federal red tape, unleashing american energy but also central pillar of president trump's economy is become free and fair and reciprocal trade that we have negotiated in the usmca. dagen: joining us freedom works economic consultant and trumponomics author, steven moore, good to see you this morning, thanks for being here. >> thank you. dagen: president trump's threat to put tariffs on import coming in from mÉxico, it's clearly -- even though he had mentioned it earlier, it took investors by surprise, why now and does it damage the u.s. economy potentially?

we want to a look at futures before we send it over to maria bartiromo for "mornings with maria." you do have a mixed market, maria. the dow is unchanged. "mornings with maria" starts right now. maria: thank you so much, ladies. good morning. i'm maria bartiromo. happy wednesday. it is wednesday, may 22nd. your top stories right now, 6:0. retail's terrible tuesday, the sector hit by a round of weak earnings and tariff warnings. those stocks got crushed. we take a look at what's in store for today with lowe's and target among the names reporting this morning. trade uncertainty, china's ambassador says beijing is ready for more talks but it comes as the white house reportedly is ready to expand the black list on chinese technology firms, perhaps four others. breaking news this morning, a california judge reportedly ruling against qualcomm, saying the company violated anti-trust law. what it means for the technology giant, it too having a tough week, just after recently settling a similar suit from apple. new coke making a comeback, it is all because of a netflix hit show, stranger t

maria bartiromo, mornings with maria is now.y may 23rd, your top stories just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. trade and political tensions hitting markets this good morning, farmers take a hit, they have headed to the white house today, we have the prevow coming coming up. gridlock in capitol hill. president trump ruling out infrastructure deal while democrats continue to investigate saying he engaged in cover-up. violent tornadoes hitting missouri causing catastrophic damage to jefferson city. british prime minister can reportedly announce designation in the last few days following backlash of latest plan to exit the eu. another look at american consumer this morning when best buy reports later today, we have the numbers, mornings with maria begins right now. ♪ ♪ maria: serious selloff underway. right out of the death for dow

i am a real -- maria bartiromo.e are talking skills training with john sexton to talk about the growing challenge for families. and this week uber had as much anticipated ipo. they began trading on friday. that was on the low end of the

i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, may 23rd. your top stories right now.nting to a decline at the start of trading of 200 points on the dow industrials. nasdaq down 86 points, better than 1%. several banks this morning saying that now a full-blown trade war is a base case, not a risk. that's what's behind the selloff this morning. stocks down for a third time in four sessions yesterday, take a look at the markets at 4:00 on wall street, the dow was down 100 points, s&p was down 8, nasdaq was down 35. in europe this morning, arrows down across the board. fq100 down 87 points. there is news around the brexit situation as well. one and-a-half percent lower an the cac in paris, the dax index down 180 points. in asia overnight, markets lower on fears of the prolonged trade standoff as more companies across the globe stop doing business with huawei, the chinese telecom giant. shanghai composite down 1 and a third percent. tesla troubles again. there are issues with the company's electric car's auto pilot. the stock is on track for a seventh day of losses, down a

maria bartiromo 's "wall street" starts now. maria: happy weekend!and helps position you for the week ahead.i'm maria bartiromo. this week we are coming to you from washington d.c.. the elevation founder and early facebook founder will be here to talk about close to break up facebook. we will hear what he says. then later founder and ceo of the newly formed long-term stock exchange eric reese is with us talking about silicon valley and why he developed a new stock exchange for startups. the first volatile week for the markets as

i'm maria bartiromo. tuesday, may 21, top stories 8:34 a.m.king out a fractional gain, home depot missed on same-store sales lower this morning, half a percent the big story kohl's giving lower guidance also, missing on revenue, stock down 9 and 3/4% jcpenney posted steeper than expected decline same-store sales, wider losses than expected down 8%, having said that markets are still higher futures indicating a gain start of trading dow futures up 143 points, s&p futures up 15 nasdaq futures up 51 points in europe this morning, similar story higher across the board f100 up 34 cac quarante up 27 dax in up 22 points, 1% about mixed shanghai composite in china welcome up and a quarter percent despite huawei news u.s. has given a temporary huawei exemption for ninety days for suppliers to supply to huawei sharper alert a great white shark spotted in i don't think island sound first time ever has beaches prepare for busy memorial day week be careful out there all those coming up this morning, first, a word on 2020. talking about capitalism versus so

i'm maria bartiromo. monday, may 13 top stories right now 8:00 a.m.s 200 billion dollars of goods, 25% on friday, president trump tweeted china will be hurt badly if president xi does not make a deal. the rising today tensions impacting futures this morning we are expecting a decline start of trading, 350 points we are now at lows of the morning right here, as you see the dow futures down 349 that is one and a third percent s&p futures down 42 points one and a half percent nasdaq down 152 points right now that is 2% lower, on nasdaq, friday a huge turnaround by the end of the day, in fact, the dow and nasdaq were lower, heading the dow had intra-day swing 549 points at close dow industrials up 114 points s&p was up 10 points nasdaq was up 6 the close on friday, in europe this morning, we are seeing the selling accelerate ft 100 down 10 cac claque down 33 dacs in germany down 108 in asia overnight we did have some u.s.-china trade fears impacting markets shanghai composite was down 1 1/4% weaker than expected auto sales out of china nikkei average down

dagen: so much going on, maria bartiromo, i'm trying to read your mind. appalling that the chinese have backtracked on anything that the countries have been working on. >> what's amazing is that the market isn't down more given how much the chinese have backtracked. if the markets believe this is going to blow up, you would see it down 1,000, 2,000 points, not a few hundred. maria: markets don't want him to do a deal unless it's a good deal, do you buy that? >> yes. the market feels like as the end of the day they'll come to a deal. this may be one of the things, the chinese try to grab something attend, realize it won't go to work. go through a dance and coul back and cut a -- come back and cut a deal. >> even the agricultural community that hurd hurts from e trade problems, they're sticking with the president on this. they know in therm this is necessary to not let china continue to bully us. i applaud the president for taking a strong stand and trying to get this fixed once and for all. maria: you've gotten applause on both sides of the aisle. >> even

happy monday, i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, may 20th. your top stories right now, just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. rising tensions with iran, president trump warning iran to never threaten the united states again. we have the very latest. china trait turmoil, the president says tariffs are causing companies to move out of china. this as reports companies are pulling back on spending this morning. meanwhile, no new talks between the u.s. and china have been scheduled so far. the impact on markets coming up. retailers in focus this morning, major retailers reporting this week including nordstrom, lowe's, kohl's, home depot. investors are looking for news oon the impact of tariff. vineyard vines selling out quickly, shoppers paying a premium to grab up those goods. "mornings with maria" begins right now. ♪ have to have high, high hopes for a living. ♪ shooting for the stars when i couldn't make a killing. ♪ i didn't have a dime but i always had a vision. ♪ always had high, high hopes. ♪ i have high, high hopes for a living. ♪ didn't

i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. it is tuesday, may 28th. your top stories right now. new trade uncertainties this morning, president trump says the united states is not ready to make a deal with china just yet. what it means for investor as markets reopen. he is on his way back from japan as we speak. a trail of destruction to report. a violent tornado tears through ohio as other areas of the mid-west brace for severe weather and flooding this morning. here's the very latest. a major auto merger, fiat chrysler proposing a tie-up with renault. how that deal would reshape the entire industry, coming up. where does that leave nissan? if at first you don't succeed, try, try again, that's what amazon is reportedly doing in new york city. "mornings with maria" begins right now. ♪ i don't want to think anymore. ♪ i left my head and my heart on the dance floor. ♪ i don't want to talk any more. ♪ i left my head and my heart on the dance floor. ♪ maria: markets are searching for direction after this lon

i am a real -- maria bartiromo.nd then later on we are talking skills training with john sexton to talk about the growing challenge for families. and this week uber had as much anticipated ipo. they began trading on friday. that was on the low end of the

wilbur ross is going to be joining maria bartiromo this morning on "mornings with maria," that interview is going to be at 7:30 a.m. eastern time. lauren: looking forward. meanwhile, president trump is set to unveil a new plan today aimed at tackling the crisis at the southern border. the president is now calling on democrats to join the administration in fixing our broken immigration laws. cheryl: crisis at the border. griff jenkins live in washington with a closer look at what is in the plan that we found out about yesterday. griff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. when the president lays out his plan this afternoon, look for two things. one will be a pillar of securing the border. we're familiar with that. it will also overhaul the nation's legal immigration system, shifting it from a family based one to a merit based one, pry o prioritizing s, education and employment over family ties. it would increase it up to 57% and it would reduce family based system from the current 66% down to 33%. and it would favor recruiting people under a build america visa who h

maria bartiromo 's "wall street" starts now. maria: happy weekend!t is the week that was. and helps position you for the week ahead.i'm maria bartiromo. this week we are coming to you from washington d.c.. the elevation founder and early facebook founder will be here to talk about close to break up facebook. we will hear what he says. then later founder and ceo of the newly formed long-term stock exchange eric reese is with us talking about silicon valley and why he developed a new stock exchange for startups. the first volatile week for the markets as

i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's thursday, may 2nd. your top stories at 7:00 a.m.na with a double beat, dow with a beat on revenue, discover due out in moments. a focus on oil, record u.s. crude oil production leading to a surge in inventories, where prices are headed as we move into the summer driving season. futures are showing little bit of gains this morning, a 29 point gain on the dow futures at the moment. this after red across the board yesterday in the markets. we had losses across board, trip l he'ltriple digit loss on the e chips. the federal reserve held interest rates steady. the markets were expecting that a rate cut was in the works. that's not considered at this moment. we saw a selloff. in europe we have a gain on the dax in germany but slight losses in england and france. in asia overnight, japan, shanghai was closed, we had gains on the hang seng, hong kong and kospi. the trade talks between u.s. and china finishing up. , the u.s. saying we made progress towards a deal. the next round next week in washington. mueller report fallout, attorney gener

i'm maria bartiromo. it is thursday, may 16th. your top stories right now.t profit expectations but revenue came in light. the stock is still up, it's up about 1%, same store sales were above expectations. walmart says it is monitoring tariff discussions, it is hopeful a deal will be reached. it could ultimately raise price as a result of those. we will talk about it. it's a dow component. it's helping lift the broader market. there's a gain at the start of trading, dow futures up 82 points, s&p up 10, nasdaq up 27. this after a pretty good day yesterday. stocks closed higher for a second day in a row. dow industrials finished up 116 points at the close, s&p 500 up 16 and-a-half points and nasdaq up 87, better than 1%. he global markets this morning look like this. european indices have a firmer tone, fq100 up 21, dax in germany up almost 1%. in asia overnight, a mixed story. kospi index worst performer, down 1 and a quarter percent. shanghai composite up two-thirds of 1% before the huawei news broke. the president signing an executive order to ban huawei te

we want to a look at futures before we send it over to maria bartiromo for "mornings with maria."ou so much, ladies. good morning. i'm maria bartiromo. happy wednesday. it is wednesday, may 22nd. your top stories right now, 6:0. retail's terrible tuesday, the sector hit by a round of weak earnings and tariff warnings. those stocks got crushed. we take a look at what's in store for today with lowe's and target among the names reporting this morning.

i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, may 17th. your top stories right now, just before 6:00 a.m.house set to wait six more months to make a decision on auto tariff as the trade fight with china escalates. we talked about that with wilbur ross yesterday. we were expecting it and we've got the fallout. the fix is in, boeing completes the software update for the 737 max. details on the next steps before the jet is deemed safe to fly. and pinterest plunging, the company reporting a wider loss than expected for the first earnings report after the company's ipo. wall street getting its caffeine fix today, lucken coffee going public. this is the largest offering by a chinese company this year, competes with starbucks. "mornings with maria" begins right now. ♪ i want to dance on the roof. ♪ you and me alone. ♪ i want to touch the ceiling. maria:.maria: we're

i'm i'm maria bartiromo. happy wednesday. it is wednesday, may 29th.m. on the east coast. u.s.-china trade turmoil hitting markets once again. my exclusive one on one interview with the secretary of state, mike pompeo, this morning. tensions on the rise, i ask mike pompeo about concerns of a war with china. >> when you think about risk from a military perspective, it's all about capacity and intent. that is what do they have the ability to do and what do they seek to do? we're concerned on both fronts. maria: we'll have more with secretary pompeo this morning, including china's consideration of curbing rare earth exports into the united states. trade fears hit markets yesterday. there's a selloff at the start of trading, down in the triple digits, after finishing yesterday at session lows. huawei is taking the fight all the way to court. the chinese technology giant challenging the constitutionality of the united states limiting sales of its equipment in the country. the severe weather continues this morning, devastating tornadoes touching down in kans

while speaking to maria bartiromo leading up to the meeting, mick mulvaney down played the prospects of an infrastructure package. >> do i think there's nor interest on the democrat's part to make a show for trying to get a deal? yeah. i hope the conversations go well today but if they don't, it would not surprise me. i think it's a much better chance of getting usmca passed than there is getting an infrastructure deal passed. >> reporter: they will meet in three weeks to discuss the crucial question of how the funding would work. back to you in new york. lauren: thank you. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg continuing his apoll gu apology. cheryl: robert gray has all the dea tails. >> reporter: the company's privacy concerns even overshadowing a redesigned facebook website and mobile app that began rolling out tuesday afternoon and mark zuckerberg didn't waste any time in his key note, getting straight to addressing the checkered past with privacy concerns. >> i know that we don't exactly have the strongest reputation on privacy right now torques put it lightly. but i'm committed to doing

maria bartiromo 's "wall street" starts now. maria: happy weekend!or the week ahead.i'm maria bartiromo. this week we are coming to you from washington d.c.. the elevation founder and early facebook founder will be here to talk about close to break up facebook. we will hear what he says. then later founder and ceo of the newly formed long-term stock exchange eric reese is with us talking about silicon valley and why he developed a new stock exchange for startups. the first volatile week for the markets as

i am a real -- maria bartiromo.sexton to talk about the growing challenge for families. and this week uber had as much anticipated ipo. they began trading on friday. that was on the low end of the

i'm maria bartiromo, it is tuesday, may 14th. your top stories right now.h china turns. the u.s. has he detailed an additional $300 billion of new imports that could face tariffs. the list includes cell phones, laptops and toys. we have the time line coming up. president trump tweeted about it a short while ago. we'll tell you what he had to say. markets are bouncing after the big selloff yesterday. the dow futures are up 137 points, one-half of 1%. the nasdaq features up 66 right now, almost 1%. this after an incredible route on wall street yesterday. the dow and s&p 500 down better than 2%. the nasdaq was the hardest hit, down better than 3%, 3.5% lower on nasdaq, 269 points. the dow lost 617 points as the trade fight with china escalated. in europe this morning we have a rally underway as we do for wall street. fq100 is up 58 points, almost 1%, cac in paris up a 54 points, a and the dax index in germany up 55 points, one half of 1% there as well. in asia overnight markets were mostly lower. shanghai composite down two-thirds of 1%. uber's ceo is trying t

dagen: welcome back i am dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo. out moments, about expecting 158,000 jobs, added -- 158,000 jobs added -- 185,000 jobs added everything you need to know what it means for you in this economy, jobs' report coverage coming up ahead of that futures showing gains across the board, take a look dow futures up 91.the moment, let's get to panel thoughts ahead of jobs' report what are you watching for. >> dagen i think going to be important to look at wage number a lot of eyes are on that right now, along with you know were there revisions to prior mince, what charles was speaking about very important labor participation, are we seeing more people come back into the workforce, so i do believe go by to be strong headline a lot to look at in this report going to tell us about the strengths of the overall economy. >> lisa where are jobs too what we would be looking at. >> yeah, absolutely, and what i think we've been seeing joanie has chronicled this has been a nice ride across the board we want to continue to see that trend go