but first, straight away to phil keating live at trump rally in tampa. is he there and what is tonight all about? >> good evening. tonight is all about those two things you mention. number one, traditional make america great again rally and also the president is going to reiterate his very strong endorsement on republican congressman of florida ron desantis, who is in a primary battle with the agricultural secretary to become florida's next governor. by the sounds of things, it has been rock 'n' roll pumped loudly here all day, i think steven tyler and aerosmith are going to be the last people on the p.a. before the president is introduced because he got here about 15 minutes ago to the state fairgrounds. this has been multiple hours this afternoon, raucous, boisterous cheering, excitement. they have been chanting things like build that wall, build that wall and of course colleagues at cnn getting shouted out heavily all afternoon. this should be wrapping up here any second now and we will have the president into this evening. >> bill: thank you for that

the president arriving in tampa earlier today.by attorney general pam bondi before shaking hands with fans at the airport and heading to an education round table where he was touting the economy and job training. >> i also want to thank governor scott for signing the pledge to expand vocationa

the president arriving in tampa earlier today. he was greeted by attorney general pam bondi before shaking hands with fans at the airport and heading to an education round table where he was touting the economy and job training. >> i also want to thank governor scott for signing the pledge to expand vocational training opportunities to ensure that floridians of all ages and backgrounds are able to acquire the skills they need to thrive in this incredibly booming economy. we're going to keep it booming. [applause] lou: we're still waiting for the president to take the stage at the florida state fairgrounds. there you see the pod yum. just a few of the president's supporters. once the president does appear, we'll be bringing you the trump rally in full for the evening as long as the president talks and wants to talk. and we think it's going to be for a couple of hours tonight. it's going to be quite an evening and we encourage you to stay with us throughout and enjoy the festivities. joining me now, ed rollins, former reagan white h

trump lands in tampa at 5:30 eastern. the first stop will be the tampa bay high school for a discussion of people with vocational careers. the president will sign the have strengthening career and technical education for the 21st century act that he signed officially in washington this morning that act will make it more streamline for cities and states to build new and improve and existing vocational schools. people have been camped out all day long. several dozen slept outside the fair grounds hoping to be front row and center. they're inside. it's air conditioned here and paying off. three hours ago. >> enjoy the thanks. >> yeah. >> the koch brothers bucking the president on trade. is that a problem? so far the candidates the president has been backing have been winning. the federal's ned ryan and robin here to see you. good to see you, ned. so far so good. can he keep it up? >> i think so. we've seen polls that show trump as one of the most popular republican presidents ever. i know he's doing this despite the white ho

that's tonight in the tampa area as well.aigning for ron desantis and holding a rally down there. i don't know. i thought he would wait for him to come off the chopper there, if he's so inclined. this is a full media trip, so our white house folksilill be down there with him tonight for the rally. he's coming home after, i was told, and then regular business marine one, the president will get off there at some point. we'll show you that when it happens. president trump sending mixed signals if he shuts down the government if he doesn't get funding for the border wall. there he is saluting. he's tweeted -- there's no way the democrats will allow it to be fixed without a government shut down. border security is national security and national security is a long-term viability of our country. he goes, a government shut down is a very rare, small price to pay for safe and prosperous mesh. as if shutting down the government will make america safe and prosperous. laughable. anyway, he says he's -- president trump said he's open to n

have a, florida. -- tampa, florida. ike. caller: happy fourth. i'm an iron worker i have been an iron worker for 30 years. i got disabled and one of the about that has been said the american dream and everything, i worked all my life out of hard work and not very many people do that kind of iron work like i do. hurt and i had nothing but trouble with workmen's comp. and social security. the american dream that i got saved my money, got it is a property, a mobile home, and i can't get to that mobile home to that property. other people come and go in this country and one guy, he said his mama comes from cuba, never worked a day in her life. she's probably disabled or whatever but he laughed in my face and she gets the max and i worked 30 years as hard as i could and i'm only getting a thousand dollars a month. know, the you fairness of what people work and pay taxes. substanceing away our to those that don't -- i mean, i'm compassionate, most people are. law isrness in the fairness in the law. host: one more call. the declaration of independence, w

this is sam in tampa florida. democrat line. caller: good morning. i have a question and a comment to my question is how will this affect supply and demand that we once had in our favor and my comment also to representative curtis. i used to live in clearfield. and i did travel to provo some years ago. so could you please address that and thank you and have a good day. host: when you say the supply and demand specifically what are you talking about? caller: since we have terrorists going on how would that affect the bottom line for consumers in the near future? guest: thank you for giving a shout out to my city provo. if you haven't been there is a beautiful city. about supplyried and demand. from this perspective. one of the things that hurt in businesses is the uncertainty that tariffs spring. not knowing what products will cost in two or three months or six months in a year makes it very difficult for companies to buy. to its aing prices up large disruption to the marketplace. i know businesses in utah. i hear from them almost daily are really str

big rally in tampa tonight?in this primary? >> well, obviously he is the 800 pound gorilla in republican politics. a lot of our voters at the grassroots level are frustrated when they see some republicans not trying to support him. that's something that they look for. are you supporting the president? well, in my case people are seeing that the president is supporting me. that's a great thing to have and especially in a primary when all the candidates try to say a lot of the same things, say they're so conservative. the record doesn't always bear that out. but i think trump's support separates the wheat from the chaff and i think it has been a big boost for me. >> bill: adam putnam is your primary opponent and has a lot of support in florida. pam bondi and others. what is going to give in this primary? >> i think there are a couple of things. one, bill, we have a different biography. i'm an iraq veteran. served in the navy. he has been in leadership since he was 22. i'm a proven conservative leader and my action

lemonis: in tampa. nancy: oh, i don't know. ] lemonis: did she just say she doesn't do any drama? amber: yeah. nancy: tom was just -- took advantage of a situation. he would have hooked up with anybody. like i tell him, he'd have hooked up with the girl that had no teeth and whatever if she'd have came on to him. he knew there would never, ever -- he would never, ever have a chance with me again. lemonis: did you notice how much darker it got out there? amber: yeah, you were talking for a long time. lemonis: i talked outside for over an hour. amber: did you want us to show the whole thing? lemonis: no, i didn't want you to show the whole thing. i just wanted some sympathy for standing out there for an hour. and we went in and looked inside the house -- 4 bedroom, 4 1/2 bath, 2,780 square feet. amber: that's it? that house looks bigger. lemonis: i'm sorry. amber: that house bigger, though, i'm saying. lemonis: i'm sorry. that's a big house. amber: it is a big house, but it looks bigger right now from the outside. lemonis: i know

tampa, why are you showing us tampa? because big time thunderstorms are rolling through there so there might be issues. brap brap i talked to a buddy of mine that just moved there. the moving van showed up and three loads on there, all three from california moving to tampa. how about that. getting out i guess. chris henry in morgan hill, he's very weather savvy. we have yet to hit 100 degrees. that's true, not him or the official national weather service, 98 i've seen many times. the sea breeze coming in from san francisco bay verses methodist hospital ray bay, the evenings are very warm. that's a southeast breeze, a cooler direction for gilroy. yesterday gilroy went from 99 to 104. they do have a little bit of a northwest breeze. a big fog bank again. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. some locations running in the upper 60s and 70s. temperatures did cool down a bit. the fire along marsh creek road is far from these sites but northwest there's a west and black diamond and northwest at brentwood. at least there's not an ea

he's the political editor at the tampa bay times, adam smith.dam, that ad, how much is it benefiting this desantis by the full-throated embrace of the president? >> well, we're talking about it right now. and early voting by mail, which is a key part of winning an election in a primary, is underw underway. so i think it is very helpful. will it help in the general election? we'll see. but basically, this primary has been all about trump. >> the big embrace of the president, which also helped with kemp in georgia, we'll have to wait and see how it works in the general. some reporting we have from dana bash here at cnn, she's learning that the president is itching to participate in more and more rallies like the one there in florida because he's nervous that mueller is chipping away at his legitimacy as president. and apparently he's nervous because he thinks perhaps the democrats could take the house back in november. if you think about florida, you know florida, trump dominated that whole, you know, the election cycle. he beat out jeb bush and m

next tuesday night you and the president in tampa. whereabouts in tampa?> the state fairgrounds -- lou: plenty of room. >> 12-13,000 people. he'll fill that up, and there will be thousands of people outside, i'm sure. lou: all right. congressman, thanks so much. we'll be following you through the next week and into tuesday evening. >> thank you. lou: we look forward to it. ron desantis. >>> president trump, up next, standing up for his america first trade policies. >> you have to see these trade deals i'm working on. they're a disaster. we're losing hundreds of billions of dollars with individual countries a year! and they're sticking -- you've got to stick it out. we've just gotta fight it. lou: we'll take up the very latest on the president's trade fight with the dean himself, the dean of political strategists, ed rollins joins me next. stay with us. ♪ you're turning onto the street when you barely clip a passing car. minor accident - no big deal, right? wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you

maybe some in tampa and saint pete. a lot of thunderstorm there this morning. for us a lot of fog and with high pressure sitting on top of it, the bases are very low. below 1,000 feet and that can cause visibility issues. it does seem cooler here, these water temperatures continue to go down. san francisco, 56 that plays into cooler temperatures over by the coast. pacifica 53 and mid 50s on moss beach. 55 in stanford m these are cooler as well over to 57 in hayward and also union city. a few high clouds coming in from the sweft dragging across. stronger delta breeze. just heard from a friend of mine, gusts 37. fairfield not that strong but still, this is a little stronger than yesterday. if it holgdz, slightly cooler than upper 90s to 100. 50 up in truckee. really hot conditions there. we'll continue but look at the monsoon moisture pouring in especially in the desert southern california and right over arizona, 95 and mostly cloudy. that's a cooker for a morning. we do have high clouds and thunderstorm activity is close to tahoe. i think it stays east and south

today in tampa.ennsylvania. >> it's a momentous shift in his thinking, in president trump's thinking that your reporting reveals. before he had indicated, you know, to people around him that he was not that worried about the midterm elections, that he was dismissive of the idea that republicans would lose the house given their advantages. and yes, he should be concerned. ask president obama what happened to his agenda after the first midterm when the opposition party took control. ask for where he campaigns, he's got to pick his spots well. if the candidates are running base turnout elections, he can do very well. he could be helpful to someone like kevin cramer in north dakota. he can be helpful in west virginia. but is he going to go to miami? is he going to go just outside d.c. to the suburbs for barbara comstock? is he going to go to modesto? if i were those people, i'd probably want him to stay out. >> he's going to be greeted today by a republican candidate in a republican primary in florida wh

tampa improv in tampa, florida -- i used to play there. >> yes! and kenan lives in tampa.he got nominated. >> yes, for two! >> jimmy: that's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> for two! yes! ♪ i think i cried more harder when they told me kenan got nominated than me. i was like, "oh" -- >> jimmy: isn't it great? i love that guy so much. >> yes. >> jimmy: but i will say the -- >> and carolines. >> jimmy: september 5th through the 8th, carolines -- >> that's my birthday! >> jimmy: carolines -- oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's my birthday weekend. >> jimmy: so it's -- >> so that show is going to be crazy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, good. that's september 5th through the 8th at carolines theater -- >> yes. >> jimmy: in new york city. when you -- it's a great club, by the way. i know everyone over there, too. when you do these, when you do standup, you have to start out, you get a head shot just so you can send it out to people. and hope -- i'm sorry, leslie. but we got a couple of your head shots from when you first started. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: those are

regan is missing the president arriving in tampa florida. make america great again rally tonight. he will host a business roundtable just after 6 pm eastern time. again, make america great again rally at 7 pm eastern time. we will be on it live at the time of lou dobbs. getting back quickly to is going on with bernie sanders plan. any chance that this could happen or will it be shut down in congress? >> there is zero chance that it will happen. and i think they know that at the end of the day. i have challenge my democratic colleagues on the floor of the u.s. house and said, i heard you say you want single-payer. what is your idea how to pay for it? they look at their shoes awkwardly and admit they have no idea. there is no intent to this will ever actually be passed because it is totally unworkable.they will use as a campaign ploy and that's what you are seeing. elizabeth: again, california just got rid of its single-payer planlast year. california got rid of it because it cost $4 billion and turn the state upside down into bankruptcy . jus

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but let's take you straight now to tampa florida where u.s. president donald trump is holding one of his make america great again bodies and he is campaigning for republicans ahead of the upcoming midterm elections let's listen from people that were never happy with their the body until we came along with a very. that's why they. know one of the pundits said. he's made a lot of promises and you won't believe it but he's actually kept far more promises that he made did you ever hear that one so. close you're probably be throwing him out of broad ghostly demar we've taken the toughest ever actions in response to john is abusive. and we're doing very well with china very well and i have a lot of respect for china and i have tremendous respect for president xi have china but this is been too many years of abuse five hundred billion dollars a year five hundred billion we've helped rebuild china we can't do that if we can't do that anymore and our farmers understand it and our workers understand it and frankly our companies understand i was with one

is is in tampa. thousands in the area were without lrhts air conditioning for hours.t we know tha power is back on for most customers, though. >>> wh >>> what did those kids taking advantage for a while. r >>ging pine groves came down so far they had to vac wait. say, as day-to-days goo by, the trees from a bigger concern. >> the rooten balls get s up by the rain not every tree is healthy, either. that brings them down. there were no gusty winds to contend with yesterday. our flaat flood has been extended flu the rest of the day. they may have to pla it through on friday. it is a sauna-like yours. another inch or so likely tomorrow. some inches may get half an inch. it depends on where two or three. another batch of hef i have raie in the norfolk ae ya. l righ plenty of time down. a few more drops out here west of the wind keter about coffee break time. and more weaves looking through to the informatio not a lot of daytime leading today. but every shower that bubbles up, adds more rain to a sach righ

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in the evening, president trump speaks at a campaign event in tampa, florida, for three republican candidates. that rally gets underway at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> on c-span this week in primetime, tonight, nasa administrator on president trump's proposal to create a military space force. wednesday, the 2018 national governors association summer meeting on the transformation of the workforce by artificial intelligence. thursday at 10:00 p.m., the netroots conference from new orleans with new jersey senator cory booker and pennsylvania lieutenant gubernatorial candidate john fetterman. and friday, more from the netroots conference with senators elizabeth warren, cam al aharris, and new mexico congressional candidate deborah holland. this week in primetime on c-span, c-span.org, and on the free c-span radio app. >> the relationship between states' economies and the arts was one of the topics at this summer's meeting of the nation's govern no, sirs in santa fe, new mexico. speakers included the country music association and a humanities professor at the university of richmond. they talked about how

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>> thank you for the question, first and foremost thank you for the hospitality you showed me in tampa. i am excited about the possibility of 3.5 ghz spectrum in part because of the trial, to be able to see how charter is using and how others potentially could use this spectrum to provide a seamless high definition video, a very simple application but a very powerful one nonetheless. it is a critical part of that and i am happy to report that we are actively working with both in tia and the department of defense on the testing, the testing is very complex, i can't give you a definitive time frame on when it will be completed or what the results might show but we are working as quickly as possible to wrap the testing up to enable esc to allow shared use of this valuable resource. >> very good. commissioner riley i no you are leading the charge on the 3.5. do you have anything to add to that? >> i agree with the chairman on this, a couple of months ago -- i was briefed yesterday and it looks like things are lining up nicely and i don't want to get ahead of myself but next year is not irr

this tampa bay area couple sharded racial slurs and cut them off on the freeway. >>> this is the video they took of the woman who was driving the black audi shouting racial slurs at them on i waiting -- i 80 westbound. >> this lady was so crazy and mad. >>> she and her boyfriend were headed down i 80 to oakland from a doctors appointment at about 10 am on wednesday. sheppard was driving. >>> she sped up and coming off. the next thing i know, she put her hand out the window and her middle finger, screaming out the window. >>> they say for the about 10 minutes, the woman kept following them and cutting them off. the road rage then turned racist. >> then she pulled over again. she said if you. she called us all kinds of names. >> the woman drove past towards san francisco and the video captures her saying many swearwords. >> if you are angry, you how get a person. then you try to get around them and go your way. >> she pasted the video on social media. >> i wanted to raise awareness for the situation. you can't treat us like it is the 50s. used to treat people with respect. >> with techno

it is in tampa. he will have an audience in thousands.o more rallies across the country as november approaches. marc, thanks for joining us. see you soon. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: yes, sir. harley-davidson eyeing millenial buyers. susan, what are they doing? >> they need to because motorcycle sales in the u.s. have been falling for three straight years. retail sales fell 6% in second quarter from a year ago. riders are getting older. they need new ones to replenish them. they are offering new bikes, middleweight ones, not the heavy hogs, that is what they're targeting. releasing a electric bike, live wire in 2019. get younger riders to recognize, use the harley-davidson brand. why are you laughing? ashley: you think of the hogs, you think of loud roar of engine, you get on electric, that is what you hear, nothing. >> this is the future for harley-davidson. they want 50% of sales come from international and international bike riders. they don't want heavy fuel diesel-guzzling hogs. stuart: motorbike, harley does not run on diesel. >> you

the president has a rally tonight in tampa. maybe we will hear more.either confirm nor deny have ever bought anything online with a in my hand. lea: we are going to ask your wife about that. thank you. for more on the other subjects are talking about dan hayworth and jason all my chair. the board of directors and jason is the former democratic congressman. great to see about this morning. jason come out of servitude. chris at "the wall street journal" reporting the president at least privately may have agreed to put off this site until after the midterms. so what is with all this back-and-forth? what is his strategy here? >> i hope it is a negotiating tactic by the president. it would be politically disastrous for republicans and president to force a government shutdown especially in the homeland security appropriations bill were there so many very important programs for the country. more importantly it would be bad for the country to have another government shutdown. it costs money, disrupts lives and would create insecurity on the homeland side. the

when he arrives in tampa he will speak about workforce development about tampa bay and he is hosting a campaign style rally at the florida state fairgrounds. >>> meanwhile federal immigration officials testified before the senate judicial committee about the policy of separating children from their parents and the struggle to re- unite them. >> the hearing comes from the abuse at the border. >> reporter: officials from immigration and customs enforcement and border control appear before the senate judiciary committee today. facing questions on president trump's policy of separating migrant children from their parents as they cross into the u.s. >> your families and children will be kept in family custody and they must be kept in facilities will they will -- they will be treated humanely. >> we can have border security with the bullying. we can be safe without treating toddlers as terrorists. >> the chairman and ranking member called into one of -- called for and investigation. >> we do not leave our humanity behind when we remote just report for duty. >> president trump tweeting abou

the president is rallying in tampa tonight. more about this.illian: thank you very much. >> donald from firm on his threat to shut down the government to get money for the border wall. jillian: brandon judd is grateful to have a president fighting to end the years long border battle. >> the border patrol agent i would support shutting down the government if in fact it was going to lead to border security. this is a topic we have been discussing for years. i have been a border patrol agent for 21 years and this comes up year after year. we need to get a hold of this. we are not talking about legal immigration. we are talking illegal immigration and we need to get a handle on it. look at it on the left, they want voters. on the right they want cheap labor. we are caught in the middle, trying to fix a problem that has existed for years on end and not getting support from either side, democrats or republicans. this is an uphill battle. the president is willing to take on and hopefully wins this battle. jillian: the customs and border protection chi

it's been two weeks since the twelve boys and their coach became stuck on a muddy ledge in tampa. for relatives to the wait is getting tougher over the news and it is still dangerous to come out of your. weather i'm worried he's never dived but can swim a little right now. fears are mounting over dropping oxygen levels in the cave heavy monsoon rains are imminent and could cause water levels in the cave to rise to dangerous levels rescuing the boys is becoming more and more urgent. for more on the story we're joined now by journalists a minute if every who is following us for us in the thai capital in bangkok and meet the rescue mission suffered a dreadful setback after the death of one of its diverse what are the latest developments in this rescue operation. yes well the latest what the head of the rescue mission said earlier today was that they're racing against time and they're also racing against as you said in the report there heavy rain is expected in the next couple of days probably beginning tomorrow or on sunday so rescuers now are deciding when and whether to take boys o

taxpaye tampa's carlos gomez. goes down swinging.plate like that, wouldn't be hitting under .200. san jose's joey chestnut won easily but didn't see eating from two plates instead of one. credited with 64 dogs. told them do a recount. they did. >> a new world record. 74 nathan's famous hot dogs. >> his 11th title and new world's record. how long do you think before he eats next meal? don't try that at home. not going to lie, didn't look at highlights, would get sick. >>> two-year anniversary of kevin durant signing with the warriors. worked out all right for everybody involved. back-to-back championships for the dubs and back-to-back mvp for k.d. two years and rest of the nba is trying frantically to catch up, failing so far. >> you said two years, thought you were talking about the total of joey chestnut's conquests. 146 dogs? >> can't do the math. >> too much trouble stomaching that video. great admiration for the people doing that. >> peptto biz mol. >> thanks. >> abc7 news continues online, twitter, >>> thanks for watching. i'm e

the president will hold a campaign rally shortly in tampa, florida. let's go there. jim acosta is already on the scene for us. so jim, what is the latest? >> reporter: president trump is in florida tonight to do some campaigning ahead of the mid term elections. but the president and his team are still busy trying to get their story straight on the russia investigation. mr. trump is now echoing his lawyers who have gone from saying there was no collusion during the 2016 election to insisting that collusion is not a kricrime after all. president trump appears to have a new strategy for the russia investigation. ignore questions from reporters while spinning up a new defense where he shielded from outside scrutiny tweeting collusion is not a crime, a notable leap from the president who claimed there was no collusion. >> there is no collusion because you know why, i don't speak too russian as. there has been no crime. i can only say this, there was absolutely no collusion. everybody knows it. every committee. there is no collusion. no collusion with russia other than by

. >>> president trump heads to tampa, florida.e will campaign for a candidate who according to "the new york times" the president decided to support after he saw him defend the trump agenda on fox news. the president tweeted this morning, congressman ron desantis will be a great governor, if he wins. he embraced all things trump. here is part of his latest political ad that certainly got a lot of people talking. >> he is teaching madison to talk. >> make america great again. >> people say ron is all trump. but he is so much more. >> joining me now is the former chairman of the florida republican party, al cardinus. thanks for being with me. >> my pleasure. good to be with you. >> let's talk about this. you have his primary challenger, who the vice-president was supporting, who was way ahead in fund-raising, way ahead in the polling, until desantis started going on fox news over and over again. the president saw him on fox news, tweeted about him and has been supportive of him ever since. the table has turned here. has the presiden

cloudy and rain in the area with boston and also big thunderstorms around tampa. la looks okay. so far, not seeing any delays. that's the source of the delays they have had and the rain is continuous. maybe a little bit towards boston but nothing too severe. very hot for many yesterday. certainly these are some of the official ones i saw. vacaville is crazy at 109. out towards clayton, mount diablo is northwest. even out towards brentwood, a west wind and humidity is low. the breeze is westerly thank goodness not westerly. a west wind out to livermore. 50s and 60s, temperatures won't take long to warm up. there's an excessive heat u folks in lake county and parts of mendocino. about 107 to 108 today. really hot. temperatures on the coast though, not changing. san francisco stuck at about 64. one reason is water temperatures continue to go down. bodega bay at 54. we started the week off at 59 and 60. that's' big drop. high clouds maybe, smoke as well up into lake tahoe. there might be isolated shower activity. vacaville 107 and 70s and 80s. danville, 100. concord 100 and livermor

chairman pai, again, while you were in tampa, the tampa bay reviewou were able to the testing, the charter was doing, charter communications was doing in and around the district. in particular, they're conducting trials in the 3.5 bands which is showing promise faster rurald coverage. bande same time, the 3.5 is utilized by federal radar system which is is used by the navy and coast guard on the gulf coast of florida as well as other areas. sensingronmental capability, e.s.c., has been these federalure uses are not interfered with while also allowing shared with industry in preparing the 5g enabled technology. provides a great industry andor competition as long as we ensure federal systems remain secure. is the status of e.s.c. implementation and interference sensitivity standards. chairman pai: thank you for the question, congressman and the me inality you showed tampa. i'm excited about the possibilities of 3.5 gigahertz spectrum in part because of the trial you showed. to be able to see how charter is using and how others potentially use the spectrum to provide a seamless high definitio

capital gains tax proposals when he goes to florida to host the make america great again rally in tampafox is going to be there for the complete coverage of the rally. special edition of "lou dobbs tonight," 7:00 p.m. eastern. only on fox business. . liz: turns out july was an agust month for the markets, with the trials and tribulations that the tech sector has seen over the last couple of sessions. the nasdaq so pace for a fourth straight month of gains. nicole, depending on apple's numbers after the bell, it could be a nice bump for all three indices tomorrow on the first month of august. reporter: that's right. i want everybody to look at the winners and losers of this month. so many headlines from tariffs to the faang stocks moving in correction territory. look at this, we had a winning month across the board. these are some of the winners, walgreens boots alliance, up double digits, 10 and 12% and pfizer up almost 10%. the losers, the laggards, you see energy names and tech names and nike was a laggard as well, so in fact, the dow and the s&p 500 are in the best pace month since j

less than two hours from now, he's going to be firing up the crowd in tampa, florida, to drum up support for gubernatorial candidate congressman ron desantis. we've seen a dramatic turn around in the polls after trump endorsed him. desantis is getting attention for this funny ad. >> everyone knows my husband ron desantis is endorsed by president trump but is also an amazing dad. ron loves playing with the kids. he reads stories. >> then mr. trump said "you're fired." i love that part. >> he is teaching madison to talk. >> make america great again. >> people say ron is all trump, but he is so much more. >> big league so good. >> jesse: gosh. congressman desantis isn't the only candidate benefiting from trump's backing. the president is on an endorsement hot streak. candidates he supported have won nine of the last ten contested races, including all the primaries. will democrats be able to stop this momentum of the midterms? juan williams. when donald trump goes out on the stump and holds these big rallies. he's very entertaining any socks up a lot of the oxygen. he dominates the local med

we'll be watching this evening as president trump heads to tampa. >> thank you.up, chipotle taking another hit, shares of the burrito chain sinking after one of its restaurants were shut down over reports of customers getting sick. details on that. plus, econom chipotle's big givy today. and why millennials' preference for cash over stocks could be costing them big-time. ♪ alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. dagen: the earnings parade continues as investors look over results from pfizer and some other big names. cheryl casone has details. cheryl: that's right, dagen, pfizer's latest results came in better than expected as the company raises its profit outlook for the entire year. fypfizer cut the revenue outlook due to the stronger dollar. pfizer shares are down a little more than 3/4 of a percent right now. procter & gamble out with better than expected e