tossing it affect you come you, gerri willis and tracee carrasco in new york.here are a number of tracee carrasco and i ran into here in the city of duluth. i understand that's what you need your start in the television business and i learned that tracee carrasco still huge in duluth. trinity thank you, connell. i got my start parent fox there in duluth, minnesota. some democrats claimed the executive order. senator bernie sanders treating the executive order merely replaces one with the other at the public outrage at its policy of tearing children away from parents at the borders, this administration thinks the appropriate response is to indefinitely detain families. senator dianne feinstein treating it's extremely troubling the executive order would require immigrant families with children to be detained indefinitely. theater appears to be the next step in the trump administration's larger agenda to eliminate a sick protections for asylum-seekers. gerri: a pair of bills to hit the house today. a tense moment, camera between the chairman of the conservative ho

cheryl: tracee carrasco, thank you very much.ri: thank you, programming reminder, our maria bartiromo will have a series of big and i mean big interviews this morning in capital, steven mnuchin 8:00 eastern time, white house economic adviser larry kudlow and maria will also sit down with mick mulvaney and chair kevin and then get this, ivanka trump will join mornings with maria. don't miss maria's interview starting at 6:00 o'clock eastern time right here on fox business network, a big, big show. cheryl: all right, coming house republicans taking aim at rod rosenstein on capitol hill. >> you haven't complied with requests from separate and equal -- >> it's not accurate, sir. >> we have caught you hiding -- cheryl: much more of the fiery exchange and big financial stocks among the worst performers this quarter, should you buy them ahead of the earnings? i don't know, we will talk about i. u.s. stock market futures as you can see right now, friday, we are watching a lot of things. we had six months of trading the first half of the

tracee carrasco joins us with that in more headlines. hout waiting for this, but i'll amazon prime members will get discounts at whole foods. they will save 10% off sale items and additional prime member only guess at whole foods market in 365 stores. customers will get exclusive prime member savings when they have their groceries delivered from whole foods through prime now. still working on expanding that everywhere, but they started the discount back in may. we been waiting here in new york. cheryl: if you shop at whole foods will help you with this company. the losses in san francisco and oakland. tell us about this. reporter: in california come a federal judge dismissed the lawsuit date bp, shell, conoco phillips and chevron should pay to protect residents from the impact of climate change. those are the five worlds largest oil companies. they found a motion to dismiss the suit and the judge ruled that while global warming is a real threat it is one that must be fixed by the quote, political branches. >> i think it's a big boost. zte

cheryl: just in time for breakfast, tracee carrasco, good morning. want to put down that spoon, kellogg recalling honey snack cereals because of potential salmonella contamination. it's linked cereal to more than 70 illnesses. kellogg is investigating third-party manufacturer that produce it is cereal. recall boxes june 14th, 2008 through june 14th to june 2019. you are looking at affected states, it's a lot of them. >> gosh, how does salmonella get into cereal, let's talk about uber, we often use uber, i use uber and now there's another way that i can feel safer when i get into a car in. >> yeah, i think this is a good idea. something that i never thought about. a way for passengers to buy passenger insurance and death insurance on on-demand per basis through app. every time they use lyft or uber, passengers are typically are covered by liability insurance but this service will fill any potential insurance gaps. cheryl: all right, tell us about the shocking new workout, shocking pun intended. >> there's a new fitness crazy that could change your enti

gerri: tracee carrasco without another headlines. good morning, tracee. >> good morning. they said they will stuff the limitations of individual customers to two firms who allegedly mishandled information fill in data sharing agreements which buy access to the real-time location that users from these carriers and share with other businesses for marketing purposes, fraud prevention, things like that. this is big news for morning folks like us. popular coffee chain closing some stores. >> starbucks will shut down 150 underperforming stores in its most densely flooded market. you're in new york city you can spit at a starbucks and the one across the street. the long-term strategic plan. the company raised its dividend 20% two a quarter return of 36 cents per share in $25 billion to shareholders in dividends and buybacks through its 2020 fiscal year. >> we will order room service. >> i like alexa in my home. amazon has unveiled alexa for hospitality. a new version of the amazon echo smart speakers specifically designed for hotels. guests can ask alexa to call the front desk o

. >> tracee carrasco without another headlines. >> good morning. preliminary report from the safety board shows that the battery involved in a fatal crash in florida last month reignited twice after firefighters extinguished the initial fire that started on impact. the agency is investigatinghe fire with the lithium ion battery and emergency response to it. this is one of several investigations into crashes involving tesla. it's decided to leave the design and construction of drugs to the aerospace x or is abandoning his plan of building its own drone. mark zuckerberg's program had plans to quote, connect the whole world by building drums that would fly above remote areas and provide internet to people down below. basic says it will instead work with artists like airbus to develop drugs that can do the same thing. >> let's talk about hsbc having a mechanical employee, is that right? >> that's right. neat pepper, the newest employee at the flagship branch. after the robot greets customers and asks questions about their needs and based on their answe

i am tracee carrasco and for lauren simonetti. trained to we cannot forget what is happening with all the news breaking overnight. president trump is now set to meet with japanese prime minister shinto aim today. this is ahead of next week's historic summit with north korean leader kim jong un. aids is coming for the g-7 meeting in canada and that gets underway tomorrow. the leader of the world's third-largest economy said no countries benefit from trade protectionism. tracee: blake berman is at the white house with more. >> when president trump heads to canada for the g-7 meeting from a trade will loom large and be the focus of two bilateral meetings. the president is set to sit down with french president emanuel macron and justin trudeau. a phone call between the president and the french leader recently was tough. a separate court describes the phone call between president trump and trudeau testy. the president's top economic adviser larry kudlow try to downplay any trade tensions. the meeting of the finance minister where some

i'm tracee carrasco went for lauren simonetti. trade you have to wonder facebook executives who are the questions above the bad news out there. the this morning. the breaking news there, california's attendant governor advancing to governor jerry brown. and the general primary. >> this is only the first half of the election calendar, but thanks to you the halftime score is looking very promising and the whole team is winning very big. cheryl: trump backed republican businessman john cox in the general election. >> we put a businessman in the white house. let's put a businessman in the governor'san mr. and ms. singh made it clear he wanted to run against me instead of another democrat. they told them in san jose, be ul whayou wish for. >> california senate primary, senator dianne feinstein advanced into november. kevin daly on in the general election. meanwhile, state senator who voted to raise gas taxes now expected t out of a job. more than 60% of voters favor recalling democratic senator josh newman after he voted last year to i

tracee carrasco and for lauren simonetti. drink a good to have you for the week tught facebook wasn't getting into more of your privacy, there it is. trained to first let talk about what's going on with china. any agreements reached on trading business with the united states will be void if president trump goes ahead with tariffs and other trade measures. this is after commerce secretary wilbur ross had trade talks with chinese officials in beijing over the weekend. tracee: white house trade advisor peter navarro at the trump administration's view on this issue. >> they take our technology, brea. everybody knows they steal it but they force the transfer of it, and they come over here, the chinese state-owned enterprises coming with tanks full of money. that is a relationship with china that structurally needs to change. we would love to have a peaceful and friendly relationship with china, but we also are standing firm on the idea. >> secretary rice's visit to beijing came shortly after the white house decided to impose tarif

. >> tracee carrasco joins us with more on that another headlines. >> good morning. the controversial tax as it was being called once repealed yesterday just a month after the city c it animously. it was called in response to pressure from a business back referendum campaign called no tax on jobs which was scheduled to take effect next january would've collect that some $275 a year for full-time emplo at the highest grossing businesses in seattle like amazon and starbucks. cheryl: the city council made the decision, so theyically realized the error of their ways and that it would be a political nightmare for them. let's talk test was not great news. the company making another big decision. >> not a lot of big news, but tesla said it will cut as many as 3400 jobs in an effort to save money and get back on track with production goals. elon musk treated an internal mental confirming cuts will be almost entirely salary to employees, but not production line workers. he said that he had to put it out there because the media got ahold of that complain about that. >> news fo

gerri: tracee carrasco with more on that and other headlines. : mark zuckerberg faced tough questions where investors we wanted to discuss how facebook failed them and users over the past year, zuckerberg repeated proms he has made lawmakers that facebook would take broader view of responsibility and would be more, quote, proactive in dealing with problems, it was a tough crowd there. >> governance issue applies to a lot of companies in silicon valley. i can't wait to see how it plays out. you have a great vegas story and wages. >> 50,000 union workers at cesar's palace, bellagio and are ready to go on strike, they couldn't agree on terms and issues like wages, training, sexual assault by guests and the fear of some positions of being replaced of robots an automation, so far to date or start time for strike has been set but this would be a pretty big one. cheryl: casino companies are telling shareholders, done worry, we will come to an agreement, nothing yet. will, you can make an easy 10 grand if you're willing to move up north? tracee: yes, cou

tracee: good morning i'm tracee casual -- carrasco for lauren simonetti. cheryl: but first, breaking this morning, president trump is expected now to clash with canadian prime minister justin trudeau and french president emmanuel macron at g7 summit in quebec today. the president tweeting last night. why is it the european union and canada informing the public that for years they have the massive trade tariffs and nonmonetary trade barriers against the u.s. totally unfair to our farmers, workers and companies, take down your tariffs and barriers or we will more than match you. canadian leader gearing up for meeting with the u.s. president. >> i is certainly speak personally that i have consistently stood up for canadian interests and consistently demonstrated where we disagree. tracee: french president tweeting, the american president may not mind being isolated but neither do we mind signing a six-country agreement if need be because these six countries represent values, they represent an economic market which has the weight of history behind it and which

tracee carrasco with the answer. good morning, tracee.starbucks announced that it will be closing 150 underperforming stores through 2019. now traditionally starbucks closes about 50 underperforming stores, you can see quite a significant increase. starbucks says that the underperforming store are in densely-penetrated market, here in new york city you could be sitting in one starbucks and down the block you can see another. that's where they will be shutting stores down. heather: not even down the block, you can sit in the window and lock at another one across the street. let's talk about pizza hut, they are i think to something with their chicken? trace tais by the year 2022, they will only be using chicken. will be raised without antibiotics, kfc, chick-fil-a, only using poultry without antibiotics and pizza making change too, they want customers to feel good about what they are eating. heather: yeah, even though it is pizza. tracee: every little bit helps, right? heather: you know it does, that's for sure. thank you for joining us, tr

back at home a major court battle brewing between two of the nation's largest beer companies, tracee carrascosister network fox business here with major blow that pbr may soon be dealt. tracee: good morning, miller coors and pbr, miller coors, includes blue rib bone. agreement expires in 2020. right now the two are at odds trying to come up with some sort of deal, contract that works for both of them. so if they cannot, this could really hurt pbr's business, potentially what would happen to them, we are not sure, the two will head to court in november to try and work this out, hopefully by then, they with work out some sort of deal. heather: in the meantime let's talk about delta cabins, sneak peek of them? >> delta 77 jet, reto fit with some new interior cabin, we mostly see with long international flights, they have about 296 seats, they are unveiling the business class seat, private suite where you can slide the door closed and have own little space. they have the delta premium select which is the seat with extra space, some recliner features and then some things that come with the premium

gerri: tracee carrasco joins us with more on that another headlines. >> at a late-night e-mail to hisaging sabotage to our operation. they allegedly made direct code changes and sent amounts of highly sensitive data to third parties. the employee was reported by tesla and is continuing to investigate whether the employee was working with others. >> what about road crew, trying to go after amazon. >> planning to launch a marketplace for a video subscription services in the coming month, which will let you sign up for an watch subscription services without having to download separate apps on roku devices. it will be similar to amazon channels, which is an À la carte offerings available on fire to the devices. gerri: with god talk about chicken. chick-fil-a, what's going on? >> cow appreciation day at chick-fil-a is on tuesday, july july 10th. for the 14th year in a row, chick-fil-a is giving away to anyone wearing a cow costume or any sort of cow apparel from store openings. they also get a free kids meal as well. you've got a little time as well. cheryl: according to the pictures, it's

. >> tracee carrasco joins us with more on that.ou can apply to start your very own small business picking up amazon prime packages in an amazon branded them in uniform. hoping for more control of the delivery network for its prime business push-ups about 5 billion packages either globally. it follows criticism from president trump over the company with the u.s. postal service. amazon says it costs you $10,000 to buy into this and start your own business. cheryl: some small-business owner out there thinking yeah, absolutely. big changes come interesting changes for chipotle. >> after struggling for more than two years to win back customers following a number of his safety issues, chipotle's new ceo who previously was the ceo of taco bell wants to introduce more snack foods, test out the new items that quesadillas, and his status. 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. or $2 tacos along with the new loyalty program with the tagline in efforts to interact with customers on social media. they also plan to open earlier and shut down 65 underperforming

tracee carrasco from sister network fox business here with the major super markets pulling precut melon off the shelfs. >> you may have purchased story and that's because 60 people have been sick with salmonella. it was packaged byato foods, sold at cosco, jz, owens, sprouts, trader joeys, amazon, sold in georgia,. [inaudible] , kentucky, missouri, north carolina and ohio. if you have this, get rid of this. heather: a lot of places impacted too. over the weekend i went to see ocean's 8 with cheryl casone. i loved it. tracee: i want to see it, talk about girl power? dominated the box office this weekend with $41.5 million, it's also the best opening for the ocean's franchise. typically we have seen george clooney, matt damon, this is the best that we've seen for the ocean's franchise and this movie, beat expectations, they were only expecting somewhere $35 million but you can see it did pretty well. heather: wow. the fashion in it was fantastic. but it's a movie that guys and girls would looking to see because it was great. well, the time now is about 15 minutes until the top of the hour

tracee: good morning, i'm tracee carrasco. gerri: a lot going on this morning.t to it. advocates scrambtology try to reunite hundreds of children separated from their families at the u.s.-mÉxico border even though president trump ordered end to separations, sharp divisions remain in congress forcing republican lead toaster push to next week, vote on compromise immigration bill. >> we are going to put this vote off until next week and this will give us time to work out our differences, we have a lot of different. gerri: will a week be enough to work out differences, welcome to you both, great to have you, guys, here. let's just get, dive right into this, already this morning we are reporting that a lot of the kids have been returned to their families, many of them, hundreds of them, in fact, i think the real problem this morning is congress, this is not a group of people known for moving fast, man, what can we expect out of them? >> gerri, you're absolutely right and having been in the house republican conference, diverse opinion within the conference, they are a

cheryl: tracee carrasco has that story. #no more. i like that.influencer marketing is being people with large social media following has become an advertising technique. maker of dove shampoo, is taking place this week. in a liberal on social media platforms to do something about these influencers commented by followers, which are bots to make sure they are engaging with their influencers to pay millions of dollars each month to reach followers. this is huge. you see it on instagram quite often. >> i would welcome transparency here. it would be great if we knew more about what was going on. we've got a great delta story all about comfort under new plans. >> the first of its 18 retrofitted boeing 777 jets with new cabin interiors. mostly used for the overseas flight than they are configured with 296 seats including new delta one business-class seats, which are including a citing privacy door. also new section of delta premiums select seats that have extra space, recliner features and come with premium amenities. there's going to be fewer seeds in

kristina: tracee carrasco at another headlines making news this morning. good morning, tracee. >> good morning. apple says the new featureless and prayer against all kinds of potential intruders and even law enforcement. this could make it even harder for investigators to get data from your phone which apple and law-enforcement agencies have long clashed over user policy. the software features called usd restrict emoting stopped other devices like personal computers from accessing data on the iphone using the lightning connector and hour after iphone is left unlocked. trade do this is good for consumers, but very debatable about whether law enforcement should be able to access a phone investigation. trades are especially going back to the san bernardino terror attack. they couldn't get into the phone. that was a huge debate. cheryl: at elon musk just invested big in its company a day after laying off 90%. >> eon must purchase more than 72,000 shares of tesla for $25 million. this comes about a month after you purchase 10 million tesla's stock on the open ma

tracee carrasco from sister network fox business is here with actually pretty serious story, has gottenf people sick, right? >> fda is expanding recall and now advising not to eat honey snack cereal at all. previously said they it was a certain size or certain date, you could still eat it, now they are saying don't eat it at all because of the potential of causing call monoela. 31 people, 2 people have been hospitalized. thankfully there have been no ause of this. the fda has investigated the facility where the cereal is manufactured, but just get rid of it, don't eat it. jillian: i was 10 year's old when we ate those, yes. rob will be taco bell has a new drink. tracee: just in time for the summer, watermelon freeze, not only does it taste like watermelon, it looks like it too. bright pink and it has black candy like seeds, green straw for the water mel oan but the drink does come with warning. taco bell says not advisable for kids under age of 4 because of choking hazard. jillian: interesting. rob: 25 minutes after the hour gearing up for fireworks on capitol hill just hours from now t

rob: tracee carrasco from sister network fox business here with brand-new warning about smart speakeracee: good morning, guys, security warning came from security firm called trip wired. vulnerability with google home speaker and also the chrome cast tv device. how they work, visit computer at home, stay on website for as little as minute, if you open link while connected to the same wi-fi or wired network as your chrome cast or that home speaker, the hacker could access your location, so the security firm, they found out they did this, in fact, they said they were able to hijack their own system, so google is aware of this, they are working on a potential fix. jillian: that's no good. i might be able to use the next story that you have for us, tracee. tracee: yes,cvs is expanding delivery of prescriptions to stores across the country, 4.99, all of your stuff, prescriptions, everything, maybe cold medicine, allergy medicine, 4.99 and same-day prescription service. they've also got this in new york city, boston, miami, philadelphia, san francisco for 8.99. they have to compete with ama

joining us now fromhe fox business network studio tracee carrasco on friday eve. ee. >> reporter:ood morning. happy friday eve to you. >> happy friday eve, which is better news than how the market looked yesterday. what happened? >> reporter: yes, yesterday we saw the dow end down 119 points. some red across-the-board. stocks really were little changed ahead of the federal reserve's decision to add another interest rate hike. so,e did see stocks kindle of wobb after that and close at the session lows. the federaleserve said that they would add another quarter percentage point to the interest rate bringing that range to 1.75 percent to 2 percent. expecting that but really not expecting them to say they would be adding a fourth interest rate hike this year. so, that not so good news ere. but looking at futures right now, we are seeing a littlf bit a recovery. dow futures now up by 9 points. >> all rige . that'sgood news, something to look forward to this morning.l rings later let's talk about sprint. we just reported this amazing deal,or right, less than 20 bucks. >>

rob: tracee carrasco with how sea world is going green. >> all 12 parks across the country stopped usingc straws and plastic bags, this is because they say they recognized the harmful effects of plastic pollution in the animals that they rescue and want to do their part to stop this. instead they will be using paper straws and paper bags, they are going to have the plastic reusable shopping bags for people to purchase if they want those. we just saw alaska airlines doing something similar, this might be a new trend that we will see more companies going green and getting rid of straws. jillian: interesting. if you like pickles the slushy is for you. tracee: yes, this is at sonic drive-in debuting a new pickled-juice slushy, there it is on your screen. bright green, people say it is sweet and tangy, in addition to this, they are also debuting three other summer time tropical flavors, tiger's blood, i had to google, watermelon, hint of coconut and these are available for the summer, limited time. there's no sonic drive-in manhattan, so we -- rob: i have never been to a sonic. tracee: i have

joiningm us fro fox business network studio tracee carrasco. another day for the tech sector.oking so good. what happened overnight. >> reporter: strong reaion on the markets from concerns over trade tensions again with china and what the president could announce later today. we areow seeing the dow down by 165 points, that is continuing to drop rightrd across-the-boa the nasdaq down by 22 and the s & p 500 down by 14. so, seeing some red there.not tt our friday but who knows what else could happen here as far as the announcement from the president on tho tariffs. >> let's talk a lite bit about that. how much are we dealing with oand is it morer less than what wall street expected? >> reporter: wl, we are expecting the presidentis to gi approval on the unit states to put tariffs on $50 billion of chinese exports. so, that's -- they're about what wall street has bee expecting. we'll get an official announcement today with the final list of those plducts. that wilome out later today. but the worry here is that beijing has said it willsp red, it will retaliate. of course worries

carrasco and for lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'moping the next big thing will be the apple cart. tracee: imagine not win.urs, millions of voters will head to the polls in eight states. big ras watch. california, new mexico and south dakota. congress is up for grabs in montana, iowa and new jersey, alabama and mississippi also holding primaries today. true into the state everybody is watching today, california for its so-called jungle primary. generally viewed as democratic territory, but the format could work against the party's candidate in some places. peter doocy explains. >> democrats think a blue wave is building said the party wants to hang 10 tomorrow trying to get top candidate on ballots in districts without a wipeout. all democrats have to do to get on the ballot in the jungle primary system is finished first or second. in some places so many democrats are running support is split and they may be left off november's rally. >> the issue is the jungle primary in california. what sounded like a great idea to move forward has turned into all sorts of gamesmanship. >> of finishing third, there may n