watched the market reverse course after comments and commentary, good morning, everyone, i'm maria bartiromo, happy tuesday to you, tuesday december 3rd, your top stories right now just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, fox business alert right now, fresh trade fears turning markets negative as you just heard futures reversing course this morning, about an hour ago and may wait until 2020 election to inc one that reversed markets, the u.s. set to slap 15% tariff on chinese goods on december 15th, something the chinese are trying to reverse, if the two countries cannot reach a phase 1 agreement the tariffs go into effect. packed first day of news and, of course, packed first day of nato summit in london this morning, expected to meet with world

i'm maria bartiromo. this is "sunday morning futures." we have breaking news right now. senator lindsey graham coming up live, straight ahead. reacting to the impeachment trial and nancy pelosi's plans for the senate, sending articles or not. senate judiciary committee chairman reacting to the abuse at the fisa court. who will graham call to testify now that the i.g. report is out? what will he tell john brennan. ted cruz is with me, what he knows about altering of the documents at fbi. why he says john durham's investigation is now criminal. house gop leader kevin

i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, december 23rd. the kickoff to christmas week. your top stories right now, 6:0. some tariff relief as you just heard. china is cutting tariffs on a variety of goods including frozen pork, high tech components, pharmaceuticals, avocados, we've got the list. president trump and president xi-jinping speaking over the weekend, moving closer to the signing of the phase one trade deal. markets pointing to another record high. we've got gains across the board with the major indices once again in unchartered territory. dow futures up 23 points, s&p up 2, and nasdaq futures higher by 9. impeachment standoff, that continues this morning. congress is headed home for the holidays. but democrats are holding up sending the articles of impeachment to the senate. the battle focusing on witnesses now. what happens now? we are digging in. then the force not so strong this time around. star wars, the rise of skywalker number one at the box office in

over to maria bartiromo. maria: happy monday, thanks for joining us i'm. i'm maria bartiromo.om mexico. plus, phase one of a trade deal between the united states and china nearing an official completion, what it means for the u.s. economy headed into 2020. then the push for impeachment gets louder this week, the house set to vote on impeachment on wednesday, expected to send it to the senate for a trial, this as questions swirl following major issues raised in the inspector general report. markets pointing to another round of record highs, dow industrials up 46 points right now, s&p futures up about 10 points and nasdaq futures higher by 29. spy gate part two, fox sports ob

, the uk, india and another presidential election coming this november. >> of course that was maria bartiromo, maria, if you're watching, mike lee, what was your favorite moment of 2019? >> beyond fantastic performance of s&p 500, the uk elections and overwhelming victory there, brexit, if you remember got the most amount of votes of any other popular election in the history of the united kingdom, finally see that follow through shows us that democracy is alive and well. >> good one, great point. cheryl: i have a feeling today is your favorite dow because it's your birthday. >> i'm happy to turn 25 again every year. >> you look great. >> thank you. just being here for new year's is amazing, no place i would rather be actually. cheryl: we appreciate you here. >> thank you. cheryl: tom, 2019 favorite moment in. >> favorite moment -- i follow politics, exciting year but news worthy year and my favorite moment is sports, tiger woods winning the masters. exciting for everybody really. cheryl: everybody loved the comeback story and that's why we still celebrate because he was down for so many years

you do a 12-hour day on friday and this has what i'm telling you it is almost as busy as you maria bartiromoo all the way right into the nighttime. you know when you and i talk about this maria. it just be funny just be funny put politics aside, and eddy just went after it. he was funny and he does cosby thing up front, oh. well listen. a spokesperson for bill cosby is slamming eddy murphy after this joke on "saturday night live" let's watch if and get the panel reaction. watch this. >> okay. and you know what if you told me 30 years ago, that i would be this boring stay at home, you know, house dad, and bill cosby would be in jail -- [laughter] even i would have took that bet. >> oh, america's now. >> now cosby you have a cosby spokesperson is blasting murphy skit on instagram calling him a hollywood slave. cosby was found guilty, of course, of sexual assault last year. what did you think about that? >> well you know, i remember i was there when bill cosby who i always had man's respect for and worked with great cosby before problems i have to tell you this. when eddy got the call from bill

we've got maria bartiromo right now. maria: good morning to you. happy monday, everybody. hope you had a great thanksgiving. i'm maria bartiromo. good morning to you. it is monday, december 2nd. your top stories right now, just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. china's trade tactics leading markets this morning. beijing reportedly insisting on a tariff rollback as a negotiating strategy to finalize the phase one trades deal, weeks ahead of the next tariff hike set to take effect december 15th. markets are rallying. we see the dow futures up 106 points, s&p up 10, nasdaq futures up 25 points. strong manufacturing data out of china overnight helping boost markets this morning. plus e-commerce craze, black friday and small business saturday breaking records in online sales. today shoppers storm the internet for cyber monday deals. we are tallying its up, what it means for the state of the consumer and the make or break season for retailers. a deadly winter storm wreaking havoc across the country this morning, heavy rain, snowfall, causing chaos for holiday travelers, everyt

maria bartiromo, the host ofs this program, predicted back in 2016 that forecasters aren't always correcte buying opportunity. when you look at both candidate's economic plans, on the trump side he wants to lower taxes and roll back regulations. regulation has been the one barrier for small and large business in terms of growth. economic growth is the priority. that's what the country needs right now. that's what will be positive for the markets. cheryl: maria was right about the markets and regulation. once president trump took office it was about deregulation. now let's talk about 2020. how do you think markets are going to react to the election results and how sensitive do you think markets will be either way. >> as we've seen moving through some of the impeachment proceedings, the market get has totally shrugged off the political drama that we've been going through. as we look ahead to the election, with the economy being strong and the fact that we don't project a recession in 2020, generally a sitting be president stays in office if you've got those kinds of economic conditions. so

cheryl: mike, thank you very much, we will send it over to maria bartiromo. m. on the east coast, trade deal on the books, reaching a deal in usmca, president trump calling it a silver lining after articles of impeachment, senate might not take up the deal until after impeachment trial, though, i will go through details this morning, plus still no deal with china but there could be tariff truce as clocks ticks away, december 15th tariff hikes, lots of speculation, we will cut right to the motion, putting a spotlight of the russia probe once again, inspector general michael horowitz testifying before senate judiciary committee, republicans say it was abuse of power by law enforcement officials, we will tell you what bill barr says about it that morning. markets look like this, futures indicating a decline at the start of trading, dow futures down 28 points, s&p futures down a fraction, nasdaq is up, nasdaq futures up 2 points. investors keeping close eye on trade for sure this morning, federal reserve rate decision, end of 2-day meeting today what fed chair jay

cheryl: good morning, maria bartiromo. maria: i'm maria bartiromo, tuesday december 17th, 6:00 a.m.rcraft, we are taking a look at what i means for the company and the broader economy this morning, the stock is down 1 and a half percent, broader markets on record run, taking a breather this morning as it pulls back for more record highs yesterday, we were look agent lower opening this morning by 59 points on dow industrials, trade deal continues, robert lightizer joins me live to give us details about where things stand on

cheryl: it's cyber monday and we've got maria bartiromo right now. maria: good morning to you. i'm maria bartiromo. good morning to you. it is monday, december 2nd. your top stories right now, just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. china's trade tactics leading markets this morning. beijing reportedly insisting on a tariff rollback as a negotiating strategy to finalize the phase one trades deal, weeks ahead of the next tariff hike set to take effect december 15th. markets are rallying. we see the dow futures up 106 points, s&p up 10, nasdaq futures up 25 points. strong manufacturing data out of china overnight helping boost markets this morning. plus e-commerce craze, black friday and small business saturday breaking records in online sales. today shoppers storm the internet for cyber monday deals. we are tallying its up, what it means for the state of the consumer and the make or break season for retailers. a deadly winter storm wreaking havoc across the country this morning, heavy rain, snowfall, causing chaos for holiday

maria bartiromo and "sunday morning futures" have been at the forefront of this story for three yearss look back at maria's original reporting and exclusive guests as the story unfolded. maria: how will you get anything done with all of this? >> this should never happen to another president. what happened to me, they came up with a excuse for losing an election. this should november happen to another president. most presidents wouldn't be able to take it. >> i want to find out why they didn't tell trump he may have have a problem with people working in his campaign working with russians. they told feinstein somebody in her office was working with the chinese. why didn't they do that with trump? the last thing, the fisa warrant, how could the document, dossier, get used to be get a warrant pens american citizen four times an still unverified to this day? >> as former federal prosecutor i had concerns there may not be probable cause there, and some of the evidence would be exculpatory to the trump campaign wasn't presented. those concerns have not gone away. maria: do you believe that t

we send it over to maria bartiromo. good monday morning. maria: good morning, cheryl.i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, december 9th. we are kicking off a whirl wind two weeks, possibly the busiest and most important for the year. today we have an impeachment hearing and the release of an ig report, usmca could be moving closer to a vote as you heard hear first, democrats and robert lighthizer reportedlied near a compromise. the budget battle ahead. brexit lies in the balance as the u.k. elects its prime minister on thursday. take a look at markets, as we look a weaker tone this morning, fractional moves lower with the dow futures down 4 points, s&p down a fraction and the nasdaq futures down 3 points. also this morning, a stern warning from jeff bezos, amazon's ceo says america is in big trouble if big tech abandons the pentagon. "mornings with maria" begins right now. ♪ whatever it takes. ♪ because i love the adrenaline in my veins. ♪ i do whatever it takes. ♪ because i love how it feels. maria: we have a big show this morning. joining the conversation, fox business'

mike emanuel in for maria bartiromo.n "sunday morning futures", mark cuban shares on a who i would bet on to win the democratic nomination. the white house facing new deadlines in the impeachment proceedings this week as the house intelligence committee prepares its report on the ukraine hearings. alan dershowitz on what americans should expect in the weeks ahead. for the first time since the impeachment process began, house democrats invite president trump to take part. new reaction from a republican on the judiciary committee. plus insight from a former democratic senator. who played a role in the clinton impeachment trial. all that and more as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures". mike: foxx news learned that the house intelligence will report on the investigation into the president trump's dealings with ukraine. it is expected to submit the report to the house judiciary committee this week. as the judiciary panel invites president trump to the first impeachment inquiry hearing wednesday. the white house has not

over to maria bartiromo. maria: happy monday, thanks for joining us i'm. i'm maria bartiromo. almost done deal, usmca headed for a vote this week. there could be trouble coming now from mexico. plus, phase one of a trade deal between the united states and china nearing an official completion, what it means for the u.s. economy headed into 2020. then the push for impeachment gets louder this week, the house set to vote on impeachment on wednesday, expected to send it to the senate for a trial, this as questions swirl following major issues raised in the inspector general report. markets pointing to another round of record highs, dow industrials up 46 points right now, s&p futures up about 10 points and nasdaq futures higher by 29. spy gate part two, fox sports obtained video of the new england patriots filming the cincinnati bengals sidelines, the nfl investigating the incident. all that right here. "mornings with maria" begins right now. ♪ we can get started. ♪ maria: we've got a big show this monday morning. joining the conversation, pollster, the author of persuasion, lee ca

cheryl: good morning, maria bartiromo. maria: i'm maria bartiromo, tuesday december 17th, 6:00 a.m. on the button, the 737 max crisis is escalating, boeing is suspending production of the still grounded aircraft, we are taking a look at what i means for the company and the broader economy this morning, the stock is down 1 and a half percent, broader markets on record run, taking a breather this morning as it pulls back for more record highs yesterday, we were look agent lower opening this morning by 59 points on dow industrials, trade deal continues, robert lightizer joins me live to give us details about where things stand on phase 1 deal for china, usmca and the future of european trade from the inside, we are going to talk all about the trade policy with robert lighthizer coming up this morning, don't miss this exclusive interview coming up, mornings with maria begins right now. ♪ ♪ maria: big show this morning, divine capital ceo and founder danielle hughes, fox news dagen mcdowell and nfl player jack brewerrer. dagen: great to see you, get to it, we have so much to talk about.

i'm lauren simonetti, in for maria bartiromo this christmas eve. tuesday, december 24th.. take a look at futures, showing the santa claus rally in full effect, pushing toward yet another round of record highs. we have ideas on what to do with your money heading into the new year, perfect vision 2020. it's upon us. five trading days left. 737 max crisis takes down boeing's ceo. what it means for the plane maker and the industry as boeing tries to rebuild the reputation. speed versus safety, the cost of amazon's push for one day shipping sparking controversy this morning. tesla shares charging ahead, elon musk taking a victory lap as his prediction comes true. "mornings with maria" begins right now. ♪ merry christmas eve, everybody. lauren: joining the conversation, wall street journal wealth management reporter and host of the secrets of wealthy women, podcast, veronica dagger. pwc partner, mitch roschelle. around forbes media chairman, stevensteve forbes. welcome, everybody. >> merry christmas, good to he see you. lauren: stocks hoping for another big day on wall street.

i'm lauren simonetti, in for maria bartiromo.tories right now, 7:0. take a look at the markets, showing a search for direction, still in record territory, dow you now up 17 points, nasdaq gaining 3. the dow an and s&p closing out t week at record highs. dow up nearly 175% this da deca. beginning in europe, some lackluster trades there, the ftse in london down a third of 1%, the dax down half of 1%. mixed performance in asia overnight, investors continue to wait an official signing of phase one of a trade deal with the u.s. and china and keep their eye on north korea. the kospi down a third of 1%, shanghai up 1.2%. kim jong un continuing talks, talking tough as we grow closer to the year-ended line he made for the u.s. to make concessions for you nuclear talks between the two nations to resume. wework golden parachutes, executives at the embattled company could be getting millions, after the former ceo got $1.6 billion on his way out. he legal trouble for amazon, who is watching you? the tech giant sued over privacy issues surroun

thanks so much for joining us i am maria bartiromo.consumer price index for the month of november, we've got strength in economy we are waiting on inflation numbers we will bring that number as soon as it hits the tape experts call for gain 2/10 of a percent month-over-month, 2% year-over-year mixed into cup to the minutei s&p futures up 3 nasdaq futures up 16 global markets focusedoan brexit final do a before uk vote. >> cac quarante paris down one,dax in germany up 48 points, in asia overnight, most market slightly meyer on -- hopes for deal between china and u.s. shanghai composite up quarter of a percent we are waiting on number, on the cpi, and that is, of course, going to be real indicative of what tariffs have done in terms of pushing prices higher again estimate calls for gain -- it is actually hire than expected up 3/10 of a percent hotter than estimates 2/10 of a percent november cpi consumer price index what are people paying at cash register seems we don't have enough inflation don peeples even though -- worse than expected

lauren: speaking of showing up early, is maria bartiromo ready? no., folks, we have the president at the top of the show and obviously those comments he made pretty big, we can look at futures right now, down 111, the president came out and the big thing, it was at the end of the press conference that lasted 40 minutes, he will be fine dealing a deal with china, we were up and that took us down. maria: sure did. i watched the market reverse course after comments and commentary, good morning, everyone, i'm maria bartiromo, happy tuesday to you, tuesday december 3rd, your top stories right now just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, fox business alert right now, fresh trade fears turning markets negative as you just heard futures reversing course this morning, about an hour ago and may wait until 2020 election to inc one that reversed markets, the u.s. set to slap 15% tariff on chinese goods on december 15th, something the chinese are trying to reverse, if the two countries cannot reach a phase 1 agreement the tariffs go into effect. packed first day o

i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, december 3rd.ust before 7:00 al o 7:00 a.m. on tt coast. we have fresh trade fear turning markets negative. president trump in a news conference in london said he a has no deadline on a china trade deal and that he may even wait until after the 2020 election. this as he prepares for a first day for the nato summit in london. he's expected to meet with a handful of world leaders including emmanuel macron. he'll talk trade as well as foreign threats with the leaders. markets are off of the lows, the major indices sticking off december with the steepest losses sinceing october 8th. weak manufacturing data yesterday and trade tensions weighed on markets yesterday. dow industrials were down 268 points, s&p 500 down 27, nasdaq down 97 points yesterday, more than 1%. global markets this morning are mixed after that trump press conference and the president's comments on china trade. fq100 down 68, cac in paris down 16, the dax index in germany is up 80 points, two-thirds of 1%. in asia overnight, as you ca

i'm maria bartiromo. monday, december 9 top stories right now 8:00 a.m.rings ig report, trade deals budget, a big election in the uk, to name a few big story lines investors are watching will take place in the next 10 days, markets this morning down, fractionally, futures down 26 points s&p futures down 2 nasdaq lower by 8 1/4, of course, this comes after a a blowout jobs number on friday you didn't higher a blot over weekend it few aeld broad-based rally brought s&p 500 in green for the week erased most losses for the dow and nasdaq as you see there he global markets lower we ever election thursday in britain ft 100 down 5 and a faert cac quarante in paris down 30 the dax in germany, is lower by 27. in asia overnight, markets little changed because the december 5th deadline is in less than a week that is sunday, that when is a tariff spree of on goods from china could take set that is sunday december 15th major business for next unique chinese exports fell a fourth straight month in november, issue, of course, you heard first usmca likely to come to the

there she is, saturday night live style and now live in the flesh, "sunday morning futures" host maria bartiromo wait, we have a clip from that that we should share with our viewers this is maria on saturday night live. >> i'm maria bartiromo, a reminder, we've lost a few competitors since the last debate with only seven joining us tonight so remember candidate , if at any time to night your poll numbers drop below 3%, you will hear a loud g ong, and then be escorted off the stage like showtime, at the apollo at which point you'll take a seat in the audience next to that sweet rose of the carolina senator lindsey graham. >> [laughter] maria: what a moment in time that debate was the primary debate and first the start of 17 and it was all about jobs at the end of the day and the economy. ed: well who do you got michael horowitz hearing this week is something you've been ahead of the curve on and it sort of exploded this week. maria: i feel like i tweeted out , we've got the truth tellers coming on this morning. we're going to talk about china trade and usmca with larry kudlow, talk about the whit

merry christmas to maria bartiromo. that does it for us. "varney & company" is next.u very much. good morning, everyone. i'm david asman in for stuart on this christmas eve and america is merry, and we are spending. super saturday as it turns out was a blowout. sales hit $34.4 billion. that's the biggest single retail day in u.s. history. that's a big green flag for the strength of the economy. people have money to spend, they have jobs galore. the president's tax cuts have delivered for hard-working americans and they are spending. we are expecting to hear from the president very shortly. he's going to participate in a video teleconference with members of our milita

mike emanuel in for maria bartiromo.y morning futures", mark cuban shares on a who i would bet on to win the democratic nomination. the white house facing new deadlines in the impeachment proceedings this week as the house intelligence committee prepares its report on the ukraine hearings. alan dershowitz on what americans should expect in the weeks ahead. for the first time since the impeachment process began, house democrats invite president trump to take part. new reaction from a republican on the judiciary committee. plus insight from a former democrat

thanks for joining us many i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, december 13th.e rallying as the u.s. and china announce they have reached a trade deal. we're learning china will boost agricultural purchases and the sunday tariff hike will not go into effect. conservatives score big in the u.k. prime minister boris johnson with a decisive victory yesterday, clearing the way to exit the european union. he just finished meeting with the queen the to form a new government. he says britain will be out of the eu by january 31st. markets are pointing to a record setting rally today, dow futures up 122 points, the s&p is up a third of a percent, 12 points you higher, nasdaq higher by 42. news of a possible trade deal sparked a record rally yesterday, as it became clear that this is where this was going, the s&p 500 and nasdaq closed at all-time fresh highs. we have more records this morning and that will continue when the opening bell sounds. global markets this morning are also strong, we have a l rally in europe following the conservative win in the u.k. and news of t

i'm maria bartiromo. thursday, december 5 top stories right now 8:00 a.m.talks continuing china says tariffs must be reduced as both reportedly move closer to a deal beijing warning united states against taking any action, against nontrade issues like hong kong activists beijing treatment of uighurs. >> we are expecting rally futures indicating start of 100 point rally on dow out of the gate s&p futures up 10 nasdaq futures higher by 35 trade some of the most helped markets yesterday dow, nasdaq s&p 500 snapped three-day losing streak with gains across the board, dow industrials up 147 points s&p up 20 points the nasdaq higher by 46 european indices look like this we got more signs of economic slowdown in germany, the german october manufacturing orders down 4/10 of a percent month-over-month steeper drop than expected dax index negative down 1 point ft 100 in london up 15 cac quarante in paris up 4 markets in asia higher, japan announced 21 billion dollars stimulus package, new technology operating infrastructure, the nikkei average up three-quarters of 1%

i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, december 4th. your top stories right now.ning but markets are higher on knew reports that washington and beijing are making headway on a trade truce, boosting markets in the triple digits for the dow. china is threatening retaliation after the house passed a bill in support of the uyghurs who have been in concentration camps for the last year and-a-half. markets are up 151 points on the dow industrials, s&p futures up 15, nasdaq higher by 52. driving he global markets, the china story. european stocks mostly higher with the exception of the u.k. the fq100 is down 1.5%. the cac is up 79, dax is up 154. in asia overnight, markets finished lower, as you see, worst performer was hong kong, hang seng down one and a quarter percent many president trump said there is no deadline to ink a deal yesterday at the nato summit. president xi-jinping echoed that sentiment. the president is on the world stage, day two of the nato summit. president trump will participate in a meeting with angela merkel. we will bring that to you live. the imp

i'm maria bartiromo. i'l.happy thursday. it is thursday, december 12th.headed to the polls right now to decide the fate of britain exiting the european union. prime minister boris johnson going up against labor party leader jeremy corbin. if johnson's party wins the majority, brexit is expected to be fast dabbin-tracked. this day is h real consequential in terms of what happens next in britain. polls so far suggest boris johnson will win a majority. markets are poised for a second day of gains. dow futures up fractio fractionp 21 points, s&p up 3, nasdaq higher by 12 and-a-half. yesterday doveish remarks from the fe federal reserve helped sp a two-day losing streak. the dow industrials up 29 points, s&p up 9, nasdaq higher by 37. european indices are higher across the board. fq100 ahead of the vote in the u.k., up 43. cac is up 7, dax is up 23. asian markets overnight look like this as talks continue between the united states and china, another round of tariffs on chinese goods are set to go into effect on sunday. lot of debate on whether or not the presi

i'm maria bartiromo. this is "sunday morning futures." we have breaking news right now. up live, straight ahead. reacting to the impeachment trial and nancy pelosi's plans for the senate, sending articles or not. senate judiciary committee chairman reacting to the abuse at the fisa court. who will graham call to testify now that the i.g. report is out? what will he tell john brennan. ted cruz is with me, what he knows about altering of the documents at fbi. why he says john durham's investigation is now

charles: i'm charles payne in for maria bartiromo.s with charles grassley and ted cruz with the likely impeachment trial in the senate. we look at one of the best news for the economy and stock market. what may be on the horizon in 2020. all that and more, we look ahead on "sunday morning futures"

thanks for joining us i'm maria bartiromo. coming up a big show ahead on "sunday morning futures."democratic congressman, jeff van drew expected to switch party affiliation to become a republican three weeks after he joined me here on "sunday morning futures" said he would vote no to impeaching president trump. >> i imagine i will be voting no. maria: are you hearing concern amongst your colleagues? are you sort of a lone wolf in all of this? >> there is some discussions among some of them. maria: breaking this morning, house intel committee ranking

welcome, i'm maria bartiromo, thanks for being here.lineup today here on "sunday morning futures" checking off with lindsey graham, his take on a possible senate impeachment trial and the inspector general's highly anticipated testimony on fisa abuse later this week. also joining me exclusively, house minority leader kevin mccarthy as democrats forge ahead on articles of impeachment, his take on whether nancy pelosi is acting within her rights as speaker. also the house judiciary committee holds another hearing tomorrow, the ranking member of that committee doug collins joins me along with devin nuÑes, re

i'm maria bartiromo. it is jobs friday. december 6th. your top stories right now.he november jobs report is out in an hour and-a-half. economists are expecting 180,000 jobs added to the an economy in month of november. we have full coverage of the all-important read on the american economy coming up. ahead of the jobs report, futures are higher. we are at the highs of the morning right here. the dow futures are up 80, nasdaq higher by 33. trade optimism helping lift markets, china he easing up tariffs on u.s. soybeans and pork. president trump says the talks are going well. yesterday chinad trade hopes drove markets. take a look at the end of the day, markets were higher fractionally, dow industrials were up 28, s&p up 4, nasdaq higher by 4 points as well. european indices are higher across the board. we had another sign of economic slowdown the in germany this morning, october industrial output plunged 1.7%. expectations were for an increase of 1/10 of a percent. the dax index is up 41 points, cac in paris is up 30, and the fq100 in london is up 15. in asia overni

over to maria bartiromo. maria: thursday december 5th, just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, u.s.ts. this as beijing warns the u.s. against taking any action against nontrade issues and the treatment of uyghuys. s&p futures up 11, nasdaq futures higher by 35. targeting corporate america, former vice president joe biden unveils a $3.2 trillion tax plan, we have all the details this morning, game-changers, billionaire steve cohen could become majority owner of new york mets valuing the team at 2 and a half billion dollars, also in sports yankees teams up with amazon on a streaming deal, all that right here right now mornings with maria begins right now.

listen in be a guest on "sunday morning futures" with maria bartiromo sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. an american graduate student held in an iranian prison for three years opposite suspicion of being a spy is heading home. he was released in switzerland in exchange for an iranian citizen being held in an atlanta jail over allegations he violated u.s. sanctions. reporter: according to a senior u.s. official, wang is doing very well after spending three years in an iranian prison. we asked president trump whether there were discussions with iranian officials in this process over the other americans still in prison in iran. >> i think it was a great thing for iran. it's great to show that we can do something. it might have been a precursor as to what can be done. >> negotiations twifnlt s. and iran over wang's arrest intense youified the past three or four weeks. then brian hook left for zurich to meet with iranian officials with a prisoner swap. wang is a graduates student as the princeton. he was in iran studying persian history when in 2016 he was arrested. he was charged with espion

time for mondays with maria bartiromo. all the talk is about the money being spent.is a booming, thriving economy when you look at retailers and the money people are spending. >> you're right, sandra. this weekend blew away the records. we're expecting that again today. the bottom line is you have unemployment at a 50-year low. you have wages up year-over-year 3% on average. when you look at the lower earners, the bottom on the scale, their wages are actually up double like 7% or so year-over-year. you have a consumer that is strong. unemployment as 50-year low. wages up. good sentiment going into the holidays with the stock market. what are we talking about, 100 record highs for the dow jones industrial average? i'm not surprised the economy is going well and poised to do well in 2020 as well. >> sandra: the santa claus rally, 1.3%. forecast from wall street it will be bigger. if you look at your 401k at year's end you might get a bigger boost at the end than you normally would see. the risks remain. one is the u.s./china trade tensions of course and what the next m

larry kudlow spoke with maria bartiromo this morning about the impact all of this is can have on americanswe are going to be doubling american exports whether it's farming and agriculture in machinery. the consequences are going to be so positive from virtually the entire american economy. but critics are saying the details of that agreement are still unknown and they are doubting asking how much of an impact on businesses already hit hard by the trade war. >> i would've rather seen president trumps course of action which he started a long time ago to put tariffs on and raise them. i think unfortunately their voices in the administration who had councils who are trying to exceed the demands. on friday it welcomed the agreement but insisted that the final deal is a long way off. they cannot acknowledge the rapid development. the talks are going to begin again soon. it's unclear how my long and might take to get it done. >> for more on this we will bring and dominic cavallo. he is the president for labetalol global advisors. being in the eye of a storm. we literally are looking at this pictu

i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, december 23rd. the kickoff to christmas week.utting tariffs on a variety of goods including frozen pork, high tech components, pharmaceuticals, avocados, we've got the list. president trump and president xi-jinping speaking over the weekend, moving closer to the signing of the phase one t

i'm maria bartiromo. to announce at least two articles of impeachment against president trump in less than 30 minutes, despite chaos on capitol hill good news on the trade front, usmca, is done you heard it first wilbur ross just confirmed my reporting that we are within mill meters he said of a deal nancy pelosi making announcement about if 10 a.m. or an this morning on china secretary ross told me a good deal is more important than fast deal, we've got that deadline tariffs on the horizon sunday, markets lower this morning we are off the lows, of the morning investors keeping eye on china tariff deadline to take effect sunday, see what happens phase one deal, the tariffs in place, or does the president push it off in hopes of doing a deal? dow futures down 12 points, well off the lows, s&p futures down a fraction the nasdaq futures lower, there turning positive real time looking at economic data out markets reacting to it s&p 500 up now a half point, nasdaq up one point, and as you see dow jones industr

i'm maria bartiromo, coming to you live from washington, d.c. your top stories right now, 7:3.highs once again. dow futures up 19 points, s&p futures and nasdaq futures higher fractionally, on top of another record day yesterday. yesterday the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 called at all-time fresh new highs, unchartered territories. the s&p was at 3192, nasdaq at 8823. it was the fourth straight day of records for the s&p and nasdaq yesterday. he global markets this morning look like this, it is a mixed story. there are fears of a no deal brexit impacting european markets. the fq100 is up 12 points, the dax in germany is lower by 33. the record run on wall street did not continue in asia overnight. markets were mostly lower with the exception of hong kong which was up just a fraction as you see. it was fractional moves across the board. the stock to watch is fed ex, this may impact other companies because it is somewhat of an economic indicator. the stock right now is down 7 and-a-half percent after fed ex cut its profit forecast and earnings missed expectations on fed ex. our top st

i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, december 20th. your top stories right now, 7:2.erritory. the dow jones is up 12. this on top of another record session yesterday. the dow, nasdaq and s&p all closed at fresh all-time highs yesterday. dow industrials new record 28,376. new record on s&p, 3205, new record on nasdaq, 8887. the dow t hitting the 104th record close under president trump. global markets look like this, european indices seeing the momentum this morning. fq100 up 47. andrew bailey has been appointed as the next governor of the bank of england. cac is up 28, dax is 67. in asia markets were mixed. headlines to watch right now, the u.s. is keeping an eye on north korea over the holidays. lauren simonetti with details on that. lauren: speaking of asia, maria, the north korea regime conducted what officials are calling an engine test that experts believe may be part of a long range missile which could prelude a missile launch. nuclear talks stalled between the u.s. and north korea earlier this year after north korea demanded broad sanctions relief in exchange f

good morning i'm cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo.ur top stories at 7 a.m. eastern time. holiday shoppers head online retail sales climb with more people avoiding stores and shopping on their phones and computers instead, now that the gifts have been opened the huge wave of returns is about to begin. we've got winners losers and what it could mean for future retail. investors hoping santa has gifts left from them. futures are showing these market are green once again. we have four trading sessionses left for the year the dow 36, s&p up four and three quarters nasdaq up ten and a half and premarket by the way the nasdaq looking for 10th straight day of gains today we shall see haven't seen this kind of performance since 2015 year to date the dow is up 22% and p s&p up over 28%. the nasdaq up nearly 35%. and taking a look at global action major markets in europe closed for boxing day but asia green arrows across the board the cost and shanghai composite all higher. bay beijing and major investment and structure and closed today and spea

welcome, i'm maria bartiromo, thanks for being here.ly, house minority leader kevin mccarthy as democrats forge ahead on articles of impeachment, his take on whether nancy pelosi is acting within her rights as speaker. also the house judiciary committee holds another hearing tomorrow, the ranking member of that committee doug collins joins me along with devin nuÑes, responding to phone records

[laughter] cheryl: we will send it over to maria bartiromo, ashley and i will bring you pancakes. mber 6th, job's friday before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, zeroing in on jobs in america this morning as we await the november job's report out this morning, 80,000 jobs added to the economy but unemployment rate holding steady at 3.6%, full coverage, all hands on deck of this important read on american jobs and the economy, tensions apparently easing china is waiving tariffs for u.s. soybeans and pork, the trade talks are going well, something could happen before next round of tariffs on december 15th, markets pointing to third straight day of gains, dow futures up 58 and nasdaq futures higher by 28, massive protests in france continuing the strike crippling the country for a second day in a row as activists take to the streets reforms, police firing teargas into some of the crowds, we will have the very latest, mornings with maria begins