tom: general mcdowell, -- mr.agh mcdowell mcdowell, thank you again for joining us.struggling with those etf inflows and outflows. here is eric schechter with more on that. >> thank you so much, as you mentioned, i am here with the ceo of blackrock mother world's largest asset manager. they reported what nobody could describe as anything but strong earnings this morning, a lot there to please investors. 125 basis points or more of margin expansion. of three point $6 trillion, and perhaps most impressive, continued double-digit revenue growth. best $3.6 trillion in asset management. we really are going to turn to flows, not just etf flows, but not inflows, long-term inflows of $14 billion, the smallest for blackrock since the second quarter of 2016. what is going on? >> you did your homework. angst, eric. i think as we said in the press release, it was a good financial quarter. we saw clients worldwide pause. as to who are confused what direction the markets will go. eric: this is what they are telling you? >> absolutely, and i am traveling everywhere, as you know. cl

>> linda: yes. >> bob: mcdowell county alone was called the "billion-dollar coal field."00 a year. i also taught vocational school and most of the kids i had said, >> jina: there's just an education piece there now that we're trying to instill in some of the people that still have the mentality that coal is king. you know, we don't doubt that but we try to think outside the box to look at some other opportunities that might be there. >> coach: get more physical. let's go! >> anthony: the mount view golden knights have long carried the mantle of the town as perpetual underdogs. mostly the children of miners, many from very difficult situations at home. >> coach: why are you walking? hurry up! >> anthony: this week it's homecoming. coach larry thompson has of late imposed some order and higher academic standards on the knights. there are high hopes. >> coach larry: lord, thank you for this food we're about to receive. bless these young men and these young women as they cheer and as they play on the field. in jesus' name i pray, amen. >> all: amen. [ applause ] >> coach larr

drivers will still be able to access lincoln from crissy field by using mcdowell avenue. you )ve probably seen trashed streets in your neighborhood. )s bkland -- it problem. now the city and the community are coming together to address the issue. this weekend will be the first of several neighborhood clean ups in the city. tomorrow )s event starts at 8-30 and goes until 11-30. and if you can )t make that time-- there )s going to be two more clean ups. one on august 18th and one on september 29th. coming up on today in the bay... more drug makers pledging not to increase the cost of widely used medication here plus-- the next time you take an uber -- you might get a box full of gifts. a look at why, coming up. amc to start selling movie tickets through facebook )s movies section. just click on a showtime at an amc location and facebook will take you to amc )s ticketing page. the new option is rolling out now, should be available for all amc theaters in the coming days. coming up on today in the bay.. kari tease alto the bay area )s major league baseball teams start the sec

over to dagen mcdowell. >> good morning, everybody. i am dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. at 6:00 a.m. eastern. earnings and focused at the busiest week for second-quarter reporting season. one third of the dow industrials we look at the numbers and guidance on what they all say about the state of the united states economy. futures are showing this this morning. slight losses, but even a tweet from the president. we get earnings from alphabet, the parent of google kicks off a blockbuster week. the future market finished the day on friday. that'll change you have the dow and s&p up for the week. decline across the biggest loser. found about half of 1%. the nikkei in japan worst performer down more than 1%. a deadly shooting rampage late last night. a gunman killing at least one from injuring more than a dozen others. >> i heard at least one a shot. cook beans, spend, reloading. i saw at least four people shot. >> people walked every day, to have dinner come have dinner, have an ice cream, said in a square, enjoy their summer. absolutely devastating. >> the latest on the inv

i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo, friday july 20th, top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. street, general electric reporting this hour, investors are looking for any sign of turnaround after shedding businesses. microsoft with big boost, annual sales topping $100 billion, futures are showing this this morning to wrap up the week with mixed action, the blue chip shedding 124 points yesterday, again, pushed low -- by concerns over trade among other worries, this after all three major market gauges were lower yesterday. the financial sector weighing on the dow after weak results from travelers and american express. over in europe, take a look at england, france and germany, slight gains across the board, in asia overnight, we look at the four major markets there, mostly higher, big move to the upside in shanghai up more than 2%. targeting trade, new renewed concerns over economic effect of tariff as the next round could hit far beyond autos and grains, extreme weather ripping across the midwest, wild winds in missouri causing deadly accident when a duck tour boat capsized. >>

dagen: good morning many i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo.ly 24t 24th 24t. earnings driving the action on wall street. united results just crossing right here, right now. profits and revenue beating expectations. $1.97 on earnings per share, $16.7 billion in revenue, that was also ahead of expectations. we've got mike lock standing by, he'll dig into the numbers many let's check on the broader market action now. we've had gains across the board, a 99 point gain on the dhow dodow futures. the dow suffered a slight loss yesterday but the nasdaq and the s&p in positive territory as they were yesterday. in europe, we're looking at gains across the board in england, france and germany. germany being the biggest gainer, the dax up 1 1/3%. in asia overnight it was buying across the board as. well. made in america, the president highlighting goods manufactured right here in the good old u.s. of a. at an event yesterday in washington. >> after many years of decline, american manufacturing is coming back bigger and better and stronger than ever before.

joining me to break it down foxbusiness's dagan mcdowell and mitch rochelle and heather zimmerraga is here. we will talk about tariffs. this auto hearing for the last few weeks. dagen: i don't know if it is a market mover but the trade fight, the war we have started with other nations, has it hit the stock market? the stock market has been able to power through that yesterday, you saw the dow gain 79 points. however, trade is exceedingly complicated when you start flapping tariffs on to industries and you might say we will slap a tariff on bmw and the cars that it imports, bmw employees and other foreign not a manufacturer's, tens of thousands of people in the united states. bmw has reduced our trade deficit by $1 billion because it is a net exporter of cars it makes in the us. i see the bigger picture but in the short run it will damage american jobs and send consumer prices higher and i hope we get some sort of resolution on the entire trade picture. maria: we will hear that in the hearing with more on that coming up but joining us in the conversation, south dakota senator mike brow

drivers who still have to access lincoln boulevard can use mcdowell avenue from here on out.>>> the worlds best rugby players are battling it out here in the bay area. the rugby world cup 7 is underway at at&t park starting today. it is the biggest rugby event ever in the country. team usa women are playing this afternoon and the men will play tonight. >>> in san francisco crews were called to the apple store to reports of a suspicious due owner. -- odor. the smell was actually coming from one of the light pictures. ruth that everything was safe. >>> a cat that was perched on a utility pole for three days is back on solid ground again. utility workers and the san bruno fire department joined forces to rescue this feline. it was hungry and hydrate -- the hydrated, but otherwise in good health. it is now at the peninsula spca. >>> still ahead, a close call for a bay area truck driver as a tree branch comes flying through his window. >>> a 70-year-old wedding ring washes ashore in.richmond. the effort -- import richmond. the effort to find the rightful owner. >>> -- in ports -- point richmond

i am dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo. monday, july 23, top stories 8:00 a.m.nd quarter reporting season one-third of the idols idols and s&p 500 post results this week we look at numbers and guidance about the state the united states economy. we get the reading, the first reading on second quarter -- on gross domestic product on friday 3-point gain on dow markets searching for direction after dow s&p managed to eke out small gains last week. although that was your friday close, it was small losses across the board on friday. >> and moving on check on europe declines across the board. but contained biggest loser cac quarante france down half 1% right now in asia overnight, mixed markets shanghai composite, hang seng heading higher nikkei and kospi ask, suffering losses, tragedy in toronto, the death toll rising in last night's deadly shooting rampage a gunman killing at least two, and injuring a dozen others. >> i heard at least 20 shots in intervals. >> being spent, i saw at least four people shot by the fountain. >> a street people walk every day for grocerie

do you break it all down, fox business suffered dagen mcdowell. global economics editor jon hilsenrath and lindsay bell. good morning, everybody. dagen: yeah, the look on your face. maria: what a press conference yesterday. dagen: at was. to be kind, it was a meeting, a summit that the united states didn't have to have a new essentially burnish the reputation or at least image of an anti-american goon. trade to the journal really had it right in the op-ed this morning. they say the charitable explanation is that mr. trump can't get past the theory that the election was taken by russian interference is that he couldn't resist in front of the world going off on a ramble about hillary clinton beat on the democratic servers. it was disappointing. dagen: it was. the criticism is not just coming from the left. the things you would hear another networks are extreme and just off the chain. however, you do hear criticism from members of his own party. even the likes of newt gingrich who was a great supporter of the president and said president trump must c

joining me to talk all about it, fox business downward dagen mcdowell. market strategist michael bock and national security analyst morgan or take us. great to see you. dagen: guess where the interview wound up? above the fold. top story in "the wall street journal." maria: we talked about it a lot. a wide-ranging interview. one of the big issues i thought was very tenets out a lot in north korea. we would get into all of that. with regard to saudi. >> new libyan concerns and keep going higher. just letting you know. we will get right to it. our top story right now is trade. tensions battle in the markets once again. even if canada hits back with the european union threatens to level even board a president trump most forward to try to penalize european makers figures that the president told me with trade tensions flaring. >> the european union is as bad as china, just smaller. it terrible what they do to us. take a look at the car situation. we can't send our farmers. the european union last year which is a very important thing $151 billion. who will mak

drivers will have to use mcdowel. a new twist president trump offered to boost ties.fore the november election. it is catching many off guard in the nation's capital. we have the response from today from moscow. another local news update in half an hour. cars on the roads. the big vote expected. plus-- it )s already time to start thinking about the new school year! our consumer team is here to help with budgeting basics for back to school shopping. join us monday from 4:30 to 7. join us monday from 4:30 to 7. ( ♪ ) pixar pier has arrived! prepare to be awed. prepare to be moved. prepare to make a mad dash... ( ♪ ) ...because with the incredicoaster, pixar pal-a-round, and a bunch of your favorite pixar characters, it's going to be pretty incredible. pixar pier is now open! only at disney california adventure park. . >>> it's 8:00 on "today" coming up, tour boat tragedy. >> oh my god. >> at least 13 people killed in missouri, the shocking video showing the final moments. >> oh my god, they are sinking. >> where they are live. >> plus pay at the plump, the latest beauty

>> it is great and better.t mpl cut off, they still have to access lincoln boulevard via mcdowell avenue. >>> rugby mania has made its way to the bay. the 2018 world cup is happening now at at&t park. we will give your live look at the stadium from our exclusive sales force tower camera, this is the rugby world cup sevens, it is the biggest rugby event ever in the u.s. thousands of fans have flocked to at&t for the first matches of that tournament. >> this is the first time a rugby world cup has been held in the u.s., to be able to have this historic moment in rugby come to san francisco which is a great sporting town, we are just thrilled to have it here. >> earlier today, the usa women's team beat china in their first match. the men's team is scheduled to play tonight at 9:30 pm against wales. >>> what is it take to transform the baseball diamond into a rugby field? it is a lot of work, you can watch all unfolding in this new time-lapse video. more than one day of prepping was needed before crews even started to lay down the grass over the dirt infield. you can see that it took tons of

drivers will be able to access on mcdowel avenue. >>> san jose is the warmest. let's go through the morning commute. patches of fog here and there. it was 99 and 105. san francisco stays at a comfortable 70 degrees. we'll talk about what's ahead coming up. >> that's the only major issue going on right now. souths like the back lane is blacked. that's over here. they are try to go clarify what's going on as far as the injuries. one of the people involved may have been hit while they were exiting their vehicles. be careful. the rest of the day moves nicely. it is a typical pattern. across the san mateo bridge it is heading west across 92. >> all right. thanks. >>> coming up here, unleash the dragon. we'll take you inside the new dragon spacecraft which will be one day. >> google faces a huge fine. >>> later how about not feeling the pressure? the bay area city ranked as the least stressed out in the country. that's coming up at 6:26. you're watching today in the bay. (time check ( (time check ( ♪ (time check ( ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in t

i'm dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo.utes' time economists expecting this country added 195,000 jobs last month, with unemployment rate holding steady at 3.8% let's check on the futures, ahead of this number, coming out, we've had losses all morning long, in 81-point loss on dow futures right now waiting to see what the impact of this jobs' report will be whether it is a better-than-expected number lower-than-expected we can't wait lindsey final thoughts before we get to this number this is most important number we get on the economy every month. >> exactly i think going to be a good number, the economy is strong, the labor the labor department it is tight, i think we are going to get solid wage growth of 2.8%, this is just a continuation of what we've been seeing all year long we have the fundamental economic strength here in the u.s., and that is the a bread and brurt of outter country i think will continue. dagen: no tweet as jon hilsenrath expected a tweet after numbers number comes out this economy jon firing on all

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mcdowell for maria bartiromo. earnings pfizer procter & gamble, already out with their numbers, mixed reports there, this you can see pfizer's stock down more than 1%, procter & gamble stock this is premarket trading down more than 3%. again, it was a revenue miss for procter & gamble. we've got apple reporting this afternoon, however, will apple be able to turn around the likes of facebook, and twitter? talk about facebook netflix down more than 20% from recent highs, we will see if apple can buck that trend, futures showing this right now, we've had gains across the board all morning, reversing losses yesterday 24.gain on four futures numbers on personal income, and spending, come just hitting the wires, both er personal income spending rising 4/10 of 1% in line with the economists expectations the core index the fd's chosen indicator for inflation, rising 1.9% compared to a year ago based on that inflation, looks pretty tame, in europe, we look at england, france, germany we have gains in on ftse 100 england th

to me to break it all down, dagen mcdowell. global economics editor jon hilsenrath and the fra investment strategist lindsay bell. good morning. >> i don't get something about the bear. why is he going in the hot tub? shouldn't it go into the pool? dagen: to was in a heated hot tub. i pretty watched the video about 10 times. i know the whole story about what happened. i won't give it away. you can watch a bear in the hot tub video. maria: markets are up again back-and-forth with tensions over trade. what is your take on where we are now? >> coming up this friday because you have the first kind of big is tortured tersely weighed on china. it is $34 billion at the retaliation from china in ways that get made on twitter from other nations. again, still remains to be seen. i think worries about the auto tariff might be a little overblown because the commerce department has hearings in the middle of the month about these auto tariffs. far and wide automakers have sounded a warning about how that would hurt, it would increase prices,

i'm dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo thursday july 5 top stories 8:30 a.m.uote opening fire, on the global economy with proposed tariffs on chinese goods, the deadline looming for the two countries to launch tariffs on one another. china claiming it will not fire first. >> president trump backed previous trade deals with china and european union in exclusive interview with maria bartiromo last week. >> european union is possibly as bad as china just smaller. okay? it is terrible what they did to us, european union to look at car situation send a mercedes in, we can't send our cars in look what they do to farmers don't want our products in all fairness they have their farmers want to protect their farmers we don't protect ours they protect theirs. >> markets shaking off trade concerns, pointing to higher open 188 point gain on dow futures markets here closed for the july 4th holiday yesterday jobless claims they went up, came in, at 231,000 last week, that was verses expectations of 225,000 coming in a little bit higher than expected in europe, markets moving

dagen mcdowell. good to see everybody this morning. your life from washington. it's a big day.we are waiting on the gdp. a lot of expectations about 4%. this will be the fastest quarterly growth that we've gotten since back in 2014. again what does the future hold in earnings have been so good coming in let's set facebook aside. i haveç some incredible statistics on the market cap loss that put it in! and how in! and how stunning it was. we to talk about that. james even though we are looking at a very strong economy those tech stocks have been the leadership names but the air certainly came out of them this week. up until this point we will haven't seen any of the political controversy and operating results. they make me wonder. they are blaming european privacy rules and parts for their troubles. surely growth is slowing. and maybe they are getting a little bit more leery. it's a good point. we are to watch are can watch all of the above. i'm coming to you this morning from washington for an exclusive interview. it will air this weekend on sunday morning futures. we will have

drivers will still be able to access the area using lincoln boulevard and mcdowell avenue. ( james )oman buys raw salmon from a coscto in the east bay. this is cell phone video taken by felicia cipolla... after she noticed something that appears to be a worm moving around in the fish she had bought she and her partner were getting ready to cut up the fish... which was bought at the costco store in richmond... when she noticed something moving. <"the scary thing about it, it looks similar to bones and if you are not paying attention, you would just eat it and that is gross.">( james ) we reached out to costco. they sent us a leaflet on parasites in marine fish which stated that fish can have parasites. the leaflet written by two u-c davis seafood specalists said that throughly cooking the fish would destroy the parasite. ( darya ) less than 1 week on the job... san francisco's mayor is already is getting a first hand look at the work being done to clean up homeless encampments. mayor london breed checked out a campsite that city officials say has been a problem for decades. she watche

in a different case last year, bob mcdowell admitted to making money working on the boats while lackingl to do so. the capsized vessel is out of the water near branson, missouri and under investigation. rob: the search is on for the person responsible for leaving the fake anthrax package on maxine waters app store step. california democrats los angeles office evacuated after the suspicious package was found, addressed to anthrax like a name but no hazardous materials were found. a trump endorsement is huge in the georgia gubernatorial runoff leading to a big win for brian kemp. secretary of state beating out lieutenant governor casey cagle and it was going to be a tight race until donald trump got involved, kemp will face stacy abrams in november wasting no time kicking off his campaign against her. >> radical liberals who cares more for her billionaire backers then for you all, you hard-working georgians. depicting children as target practice, democratic gubernatorial candidate under fire for this disturbing campaign ad. jeff green slamming the nra labeled as a our practice with childr

dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo. friday, july 20 your top stories 8:30 a.m.rump announcing that he is willing to put tariffs on all the goods that we import from china into the united states every year. more than half a trillion dollars worth of products. we have already heard pushback to forgives from members of the president's own party on capitol hill. >> the tariff idea is ridiculous i mean ridiculous, going to cost americans jobs going to tax americans. >> did hes pro rata-- >> desperately hope we get off this. >> futures showing this a hundred-point loss on dow futures s&p in red 100 futures up slightly, yesterday, in the united states we had losses across the board. check out europe, we have selling, across the board. the dax and germany down nearly 1% the moment. in asia overnight, markets there mostly higher nikkei taking a hit over stability worries in the region, honeywell popping out of the open as company reported better-than-expected quarterly profits up 3, 2 1/2% almost 3% earlier kevin kelley telling you about that vs corp gaining more than 4%

joining me this morning to break it down,e, dagen mcdowell, jeff brewer and lindsey bell with us thisto see you this morning. >> great to be here. maria: facebook is down 19%, lindsey, because people are now questioning about the 30% growth number that we've been seeing for so long at facebook. looks like that's in the rear view mirror at this point. >> declining by high single digits sequentially quarter over quarter which is the guidance that management provided, you're still getting 20 20% 20% top lie growth. maria: you have to wonder if the stock where it's trading at is equal to that kind of growth versus what else we were seeing at facebook. dagen: i'll point to the instagram stories issue, because it was in the instagram stories, they're not pulling in the same amount of money as ads shown in facebook. in the instagram feeds, and this is particularly troubling because as of next year feedbacd been predicting that stories would have more traffic than the original photo feeds on instagram. again, that's where they were placing their bets. now they have to figure out a better way

i'm dagen mcdowell and for maria bartiromo. tuesday, july 24th at 6:00 a.m. eastern.ee dow components ahead of the opening bell. we are also watching technology stocks after also but with one blowout quarter. look at the stock go up nearly four-point 5% of free-market trading. the stock expected to open at an all-time high. check in the broader market action this morning. 98-point game. up slightly yesterday with microsoft getting a new record high. almost about 14 points yesterday. eking out again. looking at green across the board in england, france and germany. at 1.5%. asia overnight was also buying a lawyer. the nikkei shanghai hang seng in hong kong and south korea all on the plus side. doubling down on trade. president trump renewing his call for fair trade with allies as the threat of a full-blown trade war of the news. >> they did nothing. they let our people lose their jobs, given to other jobs, workers in faraway lands. that is not free trade. that is trade. we don't do that kind of trade anymore. >> we take a closer look ahead of a terrorist. today in a vi

dagen mcdowell and for maria bartiromo. thursday, july 5th. top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern.d the u.s. to launch tariffs on one another starting this friday. china says it will not fire first. markets are shaking out trade fears. 120-point gain after the markets were closed for the july 4th holiday. in britain, france and germany paid the biggest winners today. of more than 1%. losses across the board in japan to shanghai, hong kong and south korea down 1%. chicken oil prices moving up about half of 1% at the moment. seventy-four dollars a barrel plus after president trump treated about opec yesterday calling on the cars failed to reduce traces. the statue of liberty with the protester after climbing the base of the monument bullet train to celebrate this nation's independence. the streaming giant reportedly testing a new subscription tier. what you will get under the ultra plan later this hour. carlos gomez created his own fireworks after striking out he took aim at the water cooler in the

joining me to talk all about it, fox business downward dagen mcdowell.

fox business network dagen mcdowell. kevin kelly and former home depot chryslers eeo bob nardelli feared this morning. >> great to be here. >> you knew him very well. >> a sad day for his family. he certainly will be mass. he's a formidable force. a very sad day. 66 years young. mike manley i know extremely well. very confident. he's a strong leader browning was there. i think he's going to do just fine. obviously he'll have a transitional period to picking up the fiat portion. he knows the chrysler business like the back of his hand. train to earnings in the spotlight as well. >> jenkins about sergio marchionne. workaholic saved chrysler. some terrific and it doesn't demand the bitterly divided 24 hours a day of his life every day of per week every month to saving and revitalizing chrysler. in particular caffeine the jeep grand. one of the quotes in the article is the nationalities do matter to car buyers. he tapped a great potential of the jeep brand. >> when we extracted chrysler in 07, we said seven, we said all of t

germans talk about it, fox business network dagen mcdowell is back. benchmark energy partner kevin kelly's hereunto dema group gary b. smith is here. welcome back. great to see you. >> i missed you so much. i was driving yesterday alone for 10 hours and i heard every minute, every hour. >> it was much watch television. we will air ourselves this morning. >> i couldn't believe the pushback and the arrogance really. it was amazing. >> the arrogance and also the show moves on this special counselor robert mueller according to peter stzrok never asked him about the specific type, the bias. the question is wise. raises a lot more questions. maria: why was peter stzrok allowed to decide which taxis handover to the inspector general? they basically said you or your text. you tell us what was work related. the one that says we will stop donald trump from becoming president of the we don't know for the worst of it. maria: he didn't recall writing that. one of the things we heard yesterday. listening to him, it was like every bad first date that every woman in

all the stories coming up monday morning, joining me to break it down dagen mcdowell, form -- republican candidate steve forbes and former director of communications united nations mission to un jonathan. good to see you. >> good to see you. maria: welcome to the program? >> thank you. >> good to see you. maria: 4-hour program and historic program. dagen: absolutely. >> the president says it's huge. [laughter] dagen: thank you for that steve. i was going to say and i can't think of better people to spend it with. maria: same here, exactly. one hour away from the president east highly anticipated sit-down with vladimir putin. blake berman is live this morning and he is in helsinki in the ground with the very latest, good morning to you. blake: good morning to you, i know it's early edition to you 5:00 o'clock probably still dark on the east coast, it is noon here which means we've had sunlight now for about 8 hours or so today. president trump has been up and added and had meetings this morning, meeting for breakfast with the leader of finland and during the breakfast the president made b

so we had a little conversation with helen thomas who was very active he brought over charlie mcdowell who was the president and nancy agreed she would be amenable to a little song and dance routine. they already had the lyrics to the song they would sing about her and they gave it to me and have what they thought what she should respond in it was a back of the hand to the press. so we brought in an incredible speech writer and we knew she had to make fun of herself and this was 13. her chance. we don't want the president to know about it. because if i focus i can surprise in my will not be so nervous. that was her thinking and there is a great story in the book he was in charge of keeping the clothes behind the stage. and if you see the picture we actually have the outfit for you all to observe and enjoy. than the other vote one -- feathered ball law. but she kept saying i am nervous check on it. check on it. so at one point he said i really had to go to the men's room. all the urinals world are full and ran into a stall and i forgot i was wearing white tie and tails for the rest of t

here today from the fox business network, dagen mcdowell. abby huntsman, democrat strategist at fox news contributor with us. jessica, and gopac chairman, in the center seat, david avella probe. you have been fired up. my favorite sporting event. a hot dog eating contest. [laughs] 's pickup that sounds like fun. happy fourth come early. >> harris: president trump is already interviewing four potential picks for the supreme court as i mentioned. the white house spoke with them for 45 minutes yesterday. he is expected to meet soon with two more. the second woman he is said to be considering, and judge thomas hardeman. they will have the potential to be part of what some say are important decisions on issue like health care, gay marriage and abortion. democrats vowed to block any candidate to overturn roe vs wade. they already spending millions of dollars on ads on a woman's right to choose. american voters agree 63-31 with roe vs wade. that same polling shows republicans disagree 58-30%. >> while the president is pro-life, he will not bring up

dagen: thank you, cheryl, good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, tuesday july 31st, top story at 6:00 a.m. the action, three dow components, three, reporting earnings today, apple in focus, tech giants results are out after closing bell. we have a preview plus closer look at tech wreck. town 10 per from recent highs. checking market action, mixed moves, dow industrials few hours are down 5 points and s&p and nasdaq moving higher after declines across the board yesterday with the nasdaq, hardest hit down more than 1 and 1 third percent. despite recent weakness, however, all the market gauges, dow, s&p, nasdaq and even the tow transports and the russell 2000 are on track for monthly gains as we wrap up month of july n europe mixed moves to reportment slight gain in ftse in england, the french and german markets are heating lower. in asia little change, green to report except hang seng slipping half of 1%. the bank of japan surprising investors by keeping monetary policy unchanged. protecting our border, president trump doubling down on government shut down if funding is not approved. >> if w

good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo, friday july 6th, top stories at 6:00 a.m.ed states triggering tariffs on $34 billion worth of goods imported from china with the retaliation announcement from china coming hours later. president trump slamming previous trade policy at campaign rally last night in montana saying things are changing under his relationship. >> i respect china and i respect president xi but they have been killing us, $507 billion in trade deficits last year. the war was lost many years. not a free-trader, no, the war was lost but now we are going to win it because we have all the cards. [cheers and applause] dagen: investors eyeing more than trade this morning, we have got the big june job's report that's out about two and a half hours from now. economists expecting the economy added 195,000 jobs last month with unemployment rate holding steady at 3.8%. futures are showing losses across the board but this is important to watch as we get closer to the job's report and here is what investors are really looking for. president trump, will he tweet ah

also from fbn, dagen mcdowell. we have jessica tarlov. and sirius xm host, david webb. he's outnumbered on this friday. you ready? >> i'm ready. >> i don't know if everybody can see. you have the red sox on. >> yeah. i'm wearing my dad's flag pin. >> wonderful. >> this is a good day. >> all right. let's get to it. big news for the economy. the labor department announcing that 213,000 jobs were added in june. that was more than expected. the trade deficit dropped in may to its lowest level in 19 months as u.s. exports rose to a record level. president trump talked about how well the economy is doing at a rally in montana last night. >> if these people had gotten elected, you would have went down. they wouldn't have taken the regulations off or the tax cuts, the democrats. you would have had an economy that was going to crash and burn. it was ready. now we have something that is a rocket ship. every time i meet a leader of another country, which is often, they start by saying, sir, i'd like to congratulate you on the incredible job you've done with the united states econo

cars will be able to access the field from mcdowell and lincoln boulevard. >>> highway 92 is back open right now. it was shut down for hours by a big rig crash. it was on the highway between interstate 280 and skyline. crash happened just before five this morning and we brought it to you throughout mornings on 2 today. the big rig was heading east on 92 when it hit a truck and rolled over. the truck driver has minor cuts and said he feels lucky that he and the other driver are not more seriously hurt. >> i see the big branch coming in to my windshield. >> you ducked out of the way? >> yeah. >> if you didn't move? >> i would have got killed. >> chp had to close all lanes in both directions for about an hour to get that truck towed out. the highway reopened about eight this morning. >>> there's now a new option when comes to traveling between the bay area and los angeles. a bus service called flexspa announced new routes. it's similar to mega bus. right now it's offering ten dollar one way tickets between san francisco and los angeles. the buses all have free wifi and inseat power. >>> h

drivers will still be able to access the area using lincoln boulevard and mcdowell avenue. ( james )ecoming an online mystery across the country. ( james ) plus... a salmonella outbreak affecting dozens of people across the country. we have the details about what you need to watch out for. ( james ) and after the break... the mega millions jackpot is surging before tonight's drawing. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. excessive heat will continue for inland parts of the state today while the coast remains right on par with average thanks to cool marine air pushing onshore. along the water highs won't move too much, staying in the 60's and 70's. tonight into tomorrow isolated monsoonal thunderstorms will pop up across the region with most not resulting in any rain hitting the ground. (robin) hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. . sig alert issued for hwy 92. overturn accident blocking. traffic control in place. avoid the area. area.avoid the control in place. blocking. traffic control in

motorists will still be able to access the area using lincoln blvd and mcdowell avenue. ( robin ) in the east bay... a drill falls from a car... hits the windshiled of another car and injures 2 people. east contra costa fire protection tweeted out these pictures. this happened monday afternoon on vasco road near alameda county. the car that dropped the drill did ánot stop at the scene. ( robin )an 81-year-old man who has spent all but one year of his life in san leandro is now facing eviction. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the man who says his new property owners are pricing him out. unit number thirteen at the bayshore commons in san leandro, for 81-year-old john busch... has been home for the past 15 years... in a city he's lived in for eight decades. his space is cramped, but he likes it, and this is where the retired design engineer planned live out his life. then he says the new owners that bought the park late last year changed everything.john busch/tenant- 'in october, they informed us that there was going to be a rate increase coming along in january." john says harm

joining me this morning, dagen mcdowell, kevin kelly and lee carter.ee everybody this morning. >> great to be here. >> amazing morning. maria: morgan stanley came out and you said the tax rate on morgan stanley was what? >> the effective tax rate went down to 20.6% because of the corporate tax change. that was great. redeploying it back into their people. compensation costs were up. they're hitting on all cylinders. maria: we've been reporting e.u. regulators are fining google, it's official, they're fining them $5 billion in the android case. our top story right now, the second round of tax cuts. republicans are aiming for more tax relief for the middle class with the house weighs and means committee chairman saying with the president he expects to vote on the new round of tax cuts in september. joining me now is chairman brady. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, maria. maria: you are on track for a september vote? >> we are. so we had a great meeting with the president yesterday, just getting on the same page on what we see for 2.0 and the timetable.

drivers will be able to access lincoln by using mcdowell avenue. >>> there you have it.he opening bell of the new york stock exchange. stocks actually rise as strong earnings outweigh president trump's comments on trade. >>> so the next time you hail a uber you might get a sales pitch. the ride share company is teaming up with the start-up company called cargo. drivers will have boxes full of goods, snacks or phone chargers and they can sell to passengers through a mobile app. drivers in san francisco and l.a. will start getting the boxes this weekend and then it will expand to other cities. >>> when it comes to the cost of covered california's premiums, it is a case of good news/bad news. bad news next year premiums higher by average 9% and cover california said it's less than the double digit increases last two years and lower than the increases of many other states. covered california is insurance for 1.5 million who cannot find it elsewhere. >>> we have heard about it. talked about using it. putting our stuff in it. what exactly is the cloud? with so many high profil

a big shout-out to rebecca mcdowell. we have snacks in the back and we would love for you to stay and continue and mingle and mayor ferrell thank you for your support and leadership and ensuring that our teachers, principals and paraedge kay kays continue to get recognized in san francisco. congratulations! ♪ongratulations! >> i am so looking forward to the street fair tomorrow. >> it is in the mission, how are we going to get there? we are not driving. >> well what do you suggest? >> there are a lot of great transportation choices in the city and there is one place to find them all, sfnta.com. >> sfmta.com. >> it is the walking parking, and riding muni and it is all here in one place. >> sitting in front of my computer waiting transportation options that is not exactly how i want to spend my saturday night. >> the new sfmta.com is mobile friendly, it works great on a tablet, smart phone or a lap top, it is built to go wherever we go. >> cool. >> but, let's just take the same route tomorrow that we always take, okay? >>

they talk about paying for t rights to karen mcdowellal's story about an alleged affair with trump.a few minutes we'll air that recording and tracie potts will have reaction from the president. >>> the man stabbed at the friendship heightstation was jeremy bond. he was upset about the red line train running late on monday a nig went into the han jer booth to complain. he somehow got inside the booth and police say he hit the metro manager. she pulled out a pocket knife and stabbed bond in the chest. the police chief says the employee may have a case for self-defense. no charges have been filed. >>> a fairfax county teacher in jail accused of soliciting sex from minors. 50-year-old norman -- of woodbridge sent sexually explicit pictures to someone he thought was a teenager. he was talking to a detecti who posed as a teenager on social media. he was a teacher at west springfield high school last year. pice are concerned there may be more victims. >>> it was a story america watched owl week. mega millions says haat someone won the massive jackpot. we're talking about an estimated $522

drivers aren't completely cut off, they can still access lincoln boulevard and the bridge using mcdowellnue. >>> no matter what the weather, that area is always crowded on the weekend. >> absolutely, it'll be foggy this weekend, it is only the bottom slice of the atmosphere where we do with this temperature spread, you go up 5000 feet, the air above san francisco is as warm as the air above livermore. san jose, 84 degrees, 64 and 60, we don't do the 60s for overnight lows around here. we will see an increase of humidity, it is already here, that'll lead to a warmer night tonight. and oakland, 61, some of our warmer spots. i'm still county, i will find out what the record is, we have 95 days without any measurable rainfall in san jose. in the summertime, that is not rare, we go all the way back to april 16 the last time it rained in san jose. low clouds and fog working its way back, we will stay hot inland this weekend, but seasonably cooler at the coast. it is 57 degrees in the ocean right now. not much cloud cover today, we got the humidity but not much cloud cover, and majority of it s

they are not completely cut off and can access the lincoln boulevard and used mcdowell avenue. >>> instagrams over 1 billion users around the world. now it has a new word, "insta- vacation." >> many will only visit places with the best instant photo ops. we found one spot in brooklyn, new york. >> reporter: this picture perfect view of the empire state building through the base of the manhattan bridge is no longer the neighborhood secret. that is thanks to instagram, bringing interest from around the world. >> we know the street is famous because of the view. >> reporter: anna has visitors from brazil, and they saw the spot on instagram and headed over to the dumbo section of brooklyn. >> it is this particular street and this particular spot to get the right angle of the bridge. >> reporter: markel what is the contributing editor and says when it comes to tourism, instagram is the new navigator. >> new zealand is one of the most troublesome and popular places in the world due to the scenery. >> reporter: the recent study found 40% of millennials consider instagram a top priority when they pl

here today, fox business networks dagen mcdowell, also from fb and host of the intelligence report, trish regan. the the public in a strategist and senior fellow for women's voice, lisa boothe. and josh holmes. a republican political strategist and former chief of staff to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, wonder what your boss is doing today. if great to see you. >> josh: enjoying himself as always i imagine. >> harris: that sweet, good to have you. let's get to the news. new reaction to president trump summit with russian leader vladimir putin yesterday in helsinki, finland, . lawmakers on both sides of the particle while accusing president trump of taking the side of the russian president over election meddling. watch. >> i just felt like the president's comments made us look as a nation more like a pushover. >> why in the world would you cast aside your friends and allies and believe your main adversary? it's baffling. >> what mr. trump did yesterday was to betray the women and men of the fbi, cia, nsa, and others. and to betray the american public and that's why use the term is

cars will still be able to access the bridge from mcdowell avenue and lincoln boulevard. >>> many of us grew up with hello kitty, what are the most popular characters from san riel, now a pop-up shop in san francisco will focus on a completely different than real character, ktvu's elissa harrington is live in the city and lines have already formed as of early this morning . >> reporter: good morning, for those of you not familiar with his character, this is what she looks like by day, she works in an office and goes through the daily grind, it stresses her out and this is what she looks like at night, she takes out the aggression and rocks out at the karaoke bar and really has a thing for test metal. this pop-up shop will not open until 11 am, but there is already a line out front, some people are in character and some fans say that this character, dollars and sense, is the best character since hello kitty. >> reporter: what you like this character? >> there's not a lot of representation from transitioning from school to your dream job, there are many frustrations, dealing with diffe

you are watching "outnumbered," i am harris faulkner, fox business networks dagen mcdowell, republican strategist and senior fellow for the independent women's voice lisa boothe. radio host and fox news contributor leslie marshall. and in the center seat, judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. we say that he is "outnumbered," we also call him judge nap. >> judge napolitano: happily outnumbered. >> harris: we need your critiques. >> judge napolitano: impeachment. >> harris: questions over 11 house republicans forcing a vote to impeach rod rosenstein. once they return from their august recess, which starts tomorrow. they introduced a resolution to do just that yesterday's yesteg that they have failed to provide documents, and accusing rod rosenstein of having a conflict of interest overseeing the mueller russian investigation. jim jordan, one of the lawmakers leading the efforts as this. >> i might have been 120 years since md has been impeach, but when was the last time you saw the fbi take a disproven document with no credibility, cooperation, take it to a secret court and not tell

they can access lincoln boulevard and the bridge using mcdowell avenue. >>> san francisco's mexican museumture at ft. mason, is about to close down and possibly relocate. the nonprofit that runs the museum has fallen nearly a year behind on rent and now plans to clear out in november and move into a new space being built on mission street near the museum n t in 2020 the earliest. in theseum must raise millions to finance e relocation. a distinctionot just cafor pati, also the environment. kaiser richmond has become the first hospital in the state to have a microgrid powered by renewable energy. the project was part of the organization's goal to reduce its carbon footprint by 10% in a few years. kaiser says if its backup generators were to fail, the microgrid would be able to provide the hospital's critical care load. so why did kaiser choose richmond? >> it's 50 beds. so you can actually with a relatively small impact system provide a greater portion of the load than you would be able to for a much larger facility. once we get some of the lessons learned here, we'll be able to replicate it

conversation in which donald trump -- excuse me, donald trump and karen mcdougal, about the payoff to karen mcdowell involving donald trump our president, why would he have not taped the conversation about the trump tower meeting? >> i have no idea. honestly, i have no idea why he wouldn't tape. but here's the thing. is that this -- michael cohen felt that donald trump was so shady that he needed to tape him in the first place. that there was something that could possibly happen, something that could go down, or -- >> or protect himself. >> exactly. but against what? if you have this benevolent boss, this person who is his upstanding businessman you've been working with for so many years, why would you need to make sure you are protecting yourself? why? because he knows donald trump, and he knows that any time that donald trump is threatened in any type of way, that he will throw whoever he needs to underneath a bus. and in order to protect himself from whatever would come out, because he knows he's been burying bodies for him for god knows how long, that he was going to need to have some insurance.

valley of0 spokes was one of the most remote spots along the southern coast of alaska with kyle mcdowellyou mentioned before. wonder the thinks about alaska is when you are in the small towns people on the far left and people on the far right who come in new york city where i live, would never cross paths. they are forced together. you have to work at the volunteer fire department together. you've got to go to the school board meeting together. you went into each other at the one shop in town. for me with someone like kyle, he's a registered, a firearms teacher, an expert turkey carries a gigantic 44 on his hip the whole time. could not be more conservative. liz for camping out which i do not. but i i'm being forced into his company for three days. you could get that deeper level of understanding and figure out why these people really came to alaska, why they stay in alaska. to me that's the most interesting part visiting anyplace. >> host: you write in your book, he says to you, alaska isn't the last frontier when it comes to climate change. it's the first frontier. how much did climate