steven you mnuchin spoke with our very own maria bartiromo yesterday.d to say. >> our projections have been reduced because of boeing and other impacts. so it will be lower. i think we would have hit 3% but, again, boeing has had a big impact on our exports being the largest exporter, i think that could be 50 basis points or not more. cheryl: that news breaking on fox business, francis newton stacy, director of cay tallies s here and your reaction to the forecast. >> if we can find some way to blame the fact that we're going to fall short of 3% growth on one singular thing, boeing, i think that's probably the thing to do. however, we've been in a little bit of a deceleration with economic growth for a little while. we've also been in a deceleration with earnings per share, despite market highs. what that tells me is that the fed is really keeping markets up with that liquid a liquidity. i think the liquidity from the fed supports the growth and market levels a little more. boeing will certainly have an impact. the coronavirus will certainly have an impa

in a few minutes maria bartiromo joins us. we have a lot to go at with her.ook what is happening on the market. we have the political fallout surrounding china's president over coronavirus. also coming up next hour, sarah sanders. the democrats are totally divided especially after bernie's big win. what has she got to say about that i wonder? i can't imagine. >>> plus big week for the president and the democrats. the democrats will debate in south carolina tuesday night. i say this next week it will define the 2020 presidential race, the democrats, define them too. all that coming up in my take. ♪. ♪ 1 in 3 deaths is caused by cardiovascular disease. millions of patients are treated with statins-but up to 75% persistent cardiovascular risk still remains. many have turned to fish oil supplements. others, fenofibrates or niacin. but here's a number you should take to heart: zero-the number of fda approvals these products have, when added to statins, to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. ask your doctor about an advancement in prescription therapies with

blake: maria bartiromo is next, we will send it over to you.s for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo and it is friday february 14th. happy valentine's day to all of you. top stories before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. hauwei under fire again, the u.s. is charging the chinese telecom giant with racketeering and conspiracy to steal trade secrets, the very latest on the growing controversy. fallout from the roger stone sentencing, attorney general william barr saying that president trump's tweets are making it ill possible to do his job, the corona outbreak continues, a 15th case now reported in the united states. there are 1700 plus health care workers infected right now in china, markets this morning look like this, take a look at futures, pretty good week for major markets, the dow industrials up and s&p futures higher by 6, race for the white house senator bernie sanders pulling ahead in national polls, what it could mean for your investment. plus, president trum

bloomberg is actually considering picking hillary clinton on running mate, on sunday morning futures maria bartiromoormer white house chief strategist steve bannon and asked him about the rumors. maria: assess the information bloomberg and clinton. >> i'm not saying it's going to happen, but there are clearly discussions going on, you haven't had a denial from the bloomberg camp and you certainly haven't had denial from the hillary clinton camp, this goes back to the heart of why the democratic party has lost its way, the democratic party does not understand today 8 months from election day why they lost 2016 and they don't understand the message of donald trump. dagen: earlier this morning hillary clinton told elle, in that he doesn't plan on entering the race. >> if someone asked you to be vice president, would you do it. >> well, that's not going to happen, but, no. >> you don't know that's going to happen. >> i think i doe. >> what if they did? >> oh, well, like when barack obama asked me to be secretary of state, i was shocked, i had no idea and i turned him down twice, i never say never becaus

i'm maria bartiromo.tside hard rock stadium in miami where the kansas city chiefs won the big game, the super bowl champs, it is monday, february 3rd. the coronavirus outbreak is groaning, the death -- growing, the death toll rising to more than 360 people, 11 confirmed cases in the united states. we have the very latest this morning on the coronavirus. he despite the coronavirus threat, futures are showing the market is poised for a rebound after friday's sharp selloff, dow up 121 points, nasdaq up 49, half a percent, and s&p up 15, coronavirus fears sparked a steesteep selloff on fiduciary,e dow and s&p 500 erased all gains for the year with a decline as you can see, so far this year, now down about 1% after a 600 point selloff on the dow on friday. the nasdaq able to hold ona little green for the month of january, up 2%. global markets, european indices are showing a mixed story. the fq100 is down 70 points. the cac is up 13, dax is up 19. it is the first trading day since the u.k. exiting the eu frida

david: huawei chief security officer, will be with maria bartiromo tomorrow, 7:30, you might want to, secretary pompeo, is involved in a woman's global initiative today, what did that? >> so i had the privilege of helping ivanka trump launch if a year ago. at munich security conference, today with secretary pompeo we celebrated one year answers have of the initiative. it important to note that this is first time any president, has ever put women's economic security in national security strategy. president trump, said women's economic security is directly correlated to our national security. secretary pompeo will house this initiative here in state department, we head to africa in next few days and meet projects there that we work owe work on things like women can't own businesses or inherit money, the legal barriers in many cu counts to wi women to have control of their life and agents, this initiative that ivan is ivanka. david: very important work, great to see you thank you. >> and maria bartiromo interview with huawei chief security officer andy purdy, tomorrow at 7:30. >> are am

tracee: we'll send it over to maria bartiromo. good morning, maria. maria: hey there, ladies.ing to you live from outside hard rock stadium here in miami this monday morning where the kansay it is monday , february 3rd. the coronavirus outbreak continues, the death toll is rising to more than 360, more than 17,000 cases across the world. including 11 confirmed cases in the united states. markets in china getting slammed on the first day of trading since the lunar new year. we have the latest this morning coming up. then despite the threat, futures in the u.s. are pointing to a higher opening, we're looking at a bounce after a sharp selloff on friday. the dow industrials up 99 points, a third of a percent. the 2020 race is about to heat up. voters you cross iowa -- across iowa officially kicking off the 2020 election season with the democratic caucuses this morning. worth the wait, the kansas city chiefs crowned super bowl champions last night, 50 years after their last title. we have the very great high lights from the game, plus the ha

cheryl: we send it over to maria bartiromo this monday morning. maria: good morning. february 10th. your top stories right now, just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. president trump's $4.8 trillion budget, find out where spending is increasing and where there will be steep reductions. we've got the latest on the budget to be announced today. coronavirus crisis continues, death toll is now topping the sars death toll. the economic impact being felt across the globe right here. futures searching for direction, take a look at markets this monday morning with the dow industrials down a faction, the nasdaq is up a fraction. the battle for new hampshire is on, candidates making their final push. pete buttigieg and bernie sanders remaining the frontrunners. biden is ratcheting up attacks on his opponents and voters as well. s history made last night, a look at the winners, the losers, the outfits, the moments everyone is talking about this morning. think twice about paying with cash or debit card, you could miss out on thousands of dollars. find out why. debunking medical

. >> from the fox studios in your city this is maria bartiromo's wall street. maria: hello happy weekend and betty will come to the program that analyze the week that was in position for the week ahead. i am maria anil coming up at my exclusive interviews with two titans in the world of business and politics. my one-on-one with treasury secretary steven minutia and as he gives is 2020 outlook on the economy. and then later my sitdown with nfl commissioner as we discuss the major decisions he has this year the business of the nfl, coming up a bit for stray me right now to discuss 2020 and investing today, and investing in the coming year hank smith with just under $10 billion in assets under management. hank it's great to have you this week and thanks for being here. >> it's night to be with you maria. >> we have a lot to talk about with the worries over the coronavirus and the credible market that has a record after record this week. we have pretty good jobs numbers, and we did have a good performance. do you want to put new money to work given the worries of a

. >> from the fox studios in your city this is maria bartiromo's wall street. a: hello happy weekend and betty will come to the program that analyze the week that was in position for the week ahead. i am maria anil coming up at my exclusive interviews with two titans in the world of business and politics. my one-on-one with treasury secretary steven minutia and as he gives is 2020 outlook on the economy. and then later my sitdown with nfl commissioner as we discuss the major decisions he has this year the business of the nfl, coming up a bit for stray me right now to discuss 2020 and investing today, and investing in the

maria bartiromo is one person who would know. "mornings with maria" on the fox business network. we are happy to have her. are you concerned about the effect of this disease on the global economy? >> oh, yeah. hi, tucker. thanks for having me. i think we certainly will see an impact on the global economy. you just laid it out. would you consider the fact that china is pretty much shut down right now in terms of economic activity, no flights going in and out around wuhan and the surrounding provinces. tons of companies either charting operations or temporarily closing down. that is no economic activity. today, china represents a much bigger portion of the global economy than ever before. so what happens in china will have an impact on the united states. i think from a practical standpoint, you have to look at things like components and parts. there are parts in cars, parts and our phones, components and various devices that are made in china. so that you you probably see bottlenecks in terms of the supply chain, and that will impt

don't miss maria bartiromo's full interview with larry kudlow tonight at 9:00 p.m.right here on fox business. bad news for bernie, the front runner faces major hurdles in nevada. wavering support from his own party, will he have to say goodbye to one of his signature economic socialist plans, more on all of that coming up next. ♪ ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we needed somebody to lean on ♪ the new xc90 plug-in hybrid electric. xc90. recharged. david: bernie sanders is used to republican saying he's unfit, but getting a lot of the same from a lot of democrats, james carbo calling him a communist and many other establishment democrats are openly saying the senator is to outside the mainstream to get elected but remember a lot of establishment said donald trump could never be elected before the 2016 and look what happened. spock's new spiky manual is on capitol hill following at all.

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to learn more, visit paycom.com maria: welcome back, i'm maria bartiromo, february 13th, 8:30 a.m. month over month, lower than expectations which called increase for two tenths of a percent, your reaction to cpi this morning? >> so what's pulling it down in a good way for consumers is gasoline prices, shelter medical care probably still up, sustained benefit here, it gets back to chairman powell with the fed saying watching inflation, inflation is low, the president is right, we can lower rates. maria: meanwhile markets are lower because of the surge in the coronavirus cases pushing futures lower, down 171 points on the dow industrials, nasdaq futures down 74 and s&p futures lower by 20 points right now, we are getting the initial job in, take a look at european indices, the dax index lower by 58. overnight red across the board in asia as well.al moves. year over year ken cpi is up 2 and a half percent, so year over year a little hotter. >> you to watch wages, there's still plenty of jobs out there but still labor, there's a pickup in wages and that also has an effect. >> it's onl

i'm maria bartiromo.esident trump on the campaign trail, firing up his base last night in colorado. the commander in chief taking aim at 2020 democrats brutal debate performance. president trump said he's considering tapping doug collins as the new director of national intelligence. i'll get his reaction this morning, he will join me live in a business interview straight you ahead right here. china reporting another decline in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases, this as 11 americans aboard the diamond princess cruise ship tested positive for the the deadly vir. i'll speak with two of those passengers this morning. the mother of the missing idaho children behind bars, arrested in hawaii on multiple charges following the disappearance of her two children. i'll speak with crime stories' nancy grace host coming up. new merger terms, sprint and t-mobile revising the details of the deal. the stocks are mixed this morning. sprint is up better than 5%. the changing face of retail, gap and a banana republic

i'm maria bartiromo, tuesday, february 4 top stories 8:00 a.m.delay the results over counting issues, we do not know who won iowa, we will take you live to des moines coming up for more on election debacle coronavirus krais over 20,000 cases reported death toll past 420 deaths latest, markets rallying this morning we are indicating, being a again almost -- well 366 points higher on dow industrials right now 1 1/4% nasdaq up 141 s&p 500 higher by 42 points right now this on top of pretty good rebound yesterday following last unique dow industrials 4:00 on will wall street yesterday up 143 points, nasdaq up 122 s&p up 23. the global markets this morning a cue from wall street and rallying green across ft 100 up 145 points, 2% higher, cac quarante in paris up 78 one and a half percent dax in germany higher by 185. in asia overnight, gains as well following rally in u.s. best performer korea up almost 2%, tesla chafrjdz ahead which check out record highs this stock nearly doubling since beginning of the year one month, now it is nearing a 900 dollars

i'm maria bartiromo.s morning you are looking at a triple digit decline this morning market reopening after long weekend, with a decline of 14 points on dow futures nasdaq lower by you 47 s&p futures rather down 11 3/4 losses after apple revenue warning set the tone for markets, and it is taking hold across the world european indices under pressure to look at ft 100 down 38 cac quarante in paris down 25 dax in germany, lower by 96. in asia overnight, mostly losses there as well as you can see. relief for flood ravaged mississippi it will will be short-lived cheryl casone with details. cheryl: that is right, maria. mississippi bracing for rain and flooding forecasters predicting heavy downpours through tonight the river jackson cresting nearly 37 feet yesterday. drivers struggling to navigate streets with entire communities have merging, more than 1,000 homes are now at risk. >> well check your wallet there maybe free money inside 21 billion dollars unused gift cards according to bank rate high-tech hows h

but senate-- send it over to maria bartiromo. >> happy wednesday. thanks for joining us.romo and it's wednesday, february 12. senator bernie sanders takes new hampshire. pete buttigieg takes a second and amy klobuchar is in third place in new hampshire. vice president joe biden taken a disappointing fit place where he hopes to gain ground. two more democrats have a dropped out, andrew yang and michael bennett. warning a bernie sanders presidency will ruin our economy. more coming up. markets higher now, indicating another record close-- record high for the nasdaq and s&p 500. dow futures up 125 points and s&p up 13 on top of another record setter yesterday with the nasdaq and s&p finished at an all-time high. bed bath and beyond plummeting, shot down 22%. company facing inventory

cheryl: major market selloff, we hand our coverage to maria bartiromo. you, quite a morning, good morning, everyone, thanks for joining, monday february 24th, your stop right before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, coronavirus fears sparking selloff across the world this morning as cases in china have been surging, futures pointing to sharp decline, lowest of the morning with the dow down 708 and investors turning to gold for some safety, gold has been rising for the last several months, this morning about 2 and a half percent at 1689, oil prices under pressure, demand concerns growing due to coronavirus there. global pandemic, more than 150 cases in italy near milan closing schools canceling the big carnival celebrations in venice and death toll has risen in south korea and in iran, kuwait, afghanistan and b

i am maria bartiromo and coming up in a few moments my one-on-one with national economic counselor director larry cardwell and what he calls tax cuts to point out coming for a buffers and joining me to it talk about the broader environment in terms of investing today is the founder peter anderson is here. great to see peter thank you for joining us. so your take on where we are right now. this week we had another week of record highs and yet we've got those worries about coronavirus among other things slide down what has been a very strong backdrop. >> i would say it is never been more difficult that is right now and taking direction, trying to stocks, for 2020 and beyond. a lot of individual investors are confused they don't how to analyze the virus and how lethal it is going to be. so those things are distracting people from looking at a longer-term horizon. speed seven there is also an issue, please see distractions and supply chain, parts shortages, component shortages, doesn't that impact earnings? >> it does but it would be temporary. it is just a temporary setback. it is not a monume

i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it is jobs day, friday, februar.:00 a.m. eastern time. jobs in america, the big number from the government is out at 8:30 a.m. eastern. here is the expectations, 160,000 jobs added last month with the unemployment rate holding at 3.5%. president trump acquitted by the senate but the war of words rages on. iowa still too close to call as democrats prepare for tonight's debate ahead of the new hampshire primary. uber surging, the ride sharing giant predicting it will be profitable by the end of the year. 7% gain in premarket trading on that stock. the 737 max crisis, boeing fixing a new software bug as a test flight nears. coronavirus, the death toll climbing, 638 deaths confirmed, more than 31,000 cases. and a cruise ship docked last hour in new jersey, carrying passengers who will be tested for that illness. nancy grace here later this hour, her take on two missing idaho kids and their mother who was found hawaii and failed to produce them. the latest on the harvey weinstein case as well. the oscars a look at who mig

i'm maria bartiromo. wednesday, february 19 top stories right now 8:30 a.m. ppi, this is much higher than expectations, the january producer price index out housing starts building permits also out ppi is up half of 1%, the estimate on ppi was gain one/10 of a percent breaking news happening we are waiting for market reaction we've got to look further into this this is a big number. given the estimate, the january year-over-year ppi 2.1%, versus estimate of 1.6% this is a lot hotter than anybody expected, request unlived rate 1.45 million respectively, those are estimates, we have been looking at a situation dagen mcdowell request zero inflation, we have not seen inflation we know there has been inflation in china. given the surge in food prices, but this ppi number at first glance to me looks worrisome. dagen: very hot, of course, we got to wait and see how much of these cost increases are passed along to consumers overall consumer prices core pci personal consumption expenditures fed watches the core number running well below 2% i think 1.6% most recent rea

i am maria bartiromo thank you for joining us. coming up in a few moments the carnage on wall street and economic backdrop it i will speak to the president and ceo of the dallas federal reserve robert is our special guest this week on the important week to discuss. markets are in correction on global fears of the coronavirus. this week all the major industries suffered the largest single day point decline ever as wall street deals with the worst week since the 2008 financial crisis. 1000-point days were multiplied all week this week for joining me right now to discuss the chaotic week for the markets is the hudson institute director for chinese strategy michael pillsbury. always good to see a thank you mr. entrance arch for joining us. we talk about markets in the comic backed up coming up with robert kaplan but let me first get your take on the coronavirus and i your in touch with the administration. tell us about the u.s.'s response to the coronavirus and what president trump's focus on now. >> president trump responses been to

i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, february 24th. your top stories, 7:00 a.m. on the east coast.be a tough day at the office today, futures, an increase in the number of coronavirus cases outside of china, sparking a global selloff this morning. u.s. futures indicating a decline of 700 points right out of the gate for the dow industrials, that's 2.5%, off of the lows of the morning. we were down 850 earlier. nasdaq lower by 257 points and s&p also down in the double digits. the flight to safety is on, gold is surging this morning, up better than 2% at 1683 on the price of gold. yields on the treasury, take a look, the yield on the 10 year falling to the lowest level since 2016 as prices go up, yields come down. we're looking at a yield of 1.40% on the 10 year. demand concerns are growing due the coronavirus, maybe the global economy will be using less oil because of less traffic across the world, fewer airlines, etcetera. the price of crude oil down almost 4% right now. in europe, coronavirus hitting italy, more than 150 cases confirmed, near and around milan. the fq100 is down 2

i am maria bartiromo and coming up in a few moments my one-on-one with national economic counselor directorrdwell and what he calls tax cuts to point out coming for a buffers and joining me to it talk about the broader environment in terms of investing today is the founder peter anderson is here. great to see peter thank you for joining us. so your take on where we are