lea: tracee carrasco joins us with more about another headlines making news this morning. good morning, tracee. >> leo buster carl icahn will vote against $54 billion acquisition. he reportedly believed he's paid too much. shareholders are scheduled to vote and icahn would need to get other investors on board but don't investors would vote the deal down. cigna report earnings before the opening bell down more than 11% so far this year. lea: how a is cbs moving forward with the investigation into his ceo les moonves. >> two offerings into the misconduct allegations about chairman and chief executive les moonves, cbs is another cultural issues that appeared in the company also said the board has a special committee to help the investigation and les moonves will have no role in it. it reports earnings after the closing bell today. shares are down more than 10% so far this year. let's talk about parent. they are apparently hiring a tutor for their kids, but it's a very controversial thing they're doing. >> a higher math tutors can i piano teachers. now they are hiring coaches t

cheryl: tracee carrasco joins us with more on that.od is boiling. >> we are watching this closely because the new york city council will vote on legislation to cast a number of vehicles like cooper and lyft. this comes as a number of these vehicles drastically increase in the last few years adding to the congestion and decrease in the value. other similar services have pushed back on the proposed regulations claiming that a cap would drive up prices and limited availability of cars. lauren: i'm actually okay with it. there's too much traffic that there's congestion everywhere. >> i rely on this. cheryl: that's my ride. it's going to be tough. let's talk about apple. they say they are not listening to our conversations. >> they say that. i phones do not listen to users without their consent or allow third-party apps to to do so either. this after lawmakers ask if devices were invading users privacy following a report that smartphone could collect data from users conversations. a smartphone in order to your trigger phrase like a commissa

cheryl: tracee carrasco. >> the oraclef omaha, if you misspeam -- misspeak, correct yourself, liz asked thought apple should buy tesla? >> would you support it? >> it's not an easy business. >> blackrock vote today replace elon musk with independent chairman at tesla, this proposal would not affect his role at ceo, blackrock funds are a top 10 tesla stock holder. cheryl: quite a statement from blackrock from that one. we are getting a sneak peek at the newest iphone. tracee: we have been waiting for more information. invites are out september 12th, is officially the day it would unveil new iphone, invitation sent out to media but we have a photo 9:00 to 5:00, one device will be the iphone 10s and plus model that will have 6.5-inch screen, rumored to be a third iphone release as well, the site had apple watch series 4 which is getting first redesign with a bigger display, also hearing there's going to be a gold iphone 10 coming out. lauren: maybe that's why the circle in the invite looked goaled? >> it did look gold. lauren: starbucks not getting a not so sweet makeover, hint, hint. trac

cheryl: tracee carrasco with the story, good morning. cee: revealed several google apps an websites, store user locations even if user have location history, google did not make any changes to the feature but instead revised a help page falsely stating off the setting would stop the tracking, the location history setting now states, quote, the setting does not affect other location services in on your device and saying that some location data may be saved like search and maps. lauren: facebook, they are cracking down on and this really boggled my mind, drug sales that are actually happening on their site that's been happening for years and now they are cracking down. tracee: it's amazing they didn't do anything sooner, facebook removing content violating policies and blocking hundreds of words and terms associated with drug sales from showing up in the search results instead it will only show links to news about drug abuse awareness and also launched the get health feature in search function and facebook said in june that feature would be

cheryl: tracee carrasco with that story and other news making headlines.ho had previously canceled the service are being enrolled in two movie passes. new plans which rose up this week. subscribers received an e-mail that they had confirmed their new movie passes and even after canceling. complaining that they can eventually canceled movie pass a error message. you can imagine social media. a lot of complaints there. a lot of unhappy people. cutlery, talking chopsticks dish out three times that the ethos. we are going to sting you, does you. >> the university of maine researchers have made electric cutlery to boost taste and fight obesity by cutting sugar and salt intake. so far they've created things in chopsticks which gave mild shocks to your taste buds. for example, tricks users into thinking cruiser spicier and potatoes are saltier. they are now working on knives and forks. >> if you're eating maybe the mashed potatoes you won't need as much as the mashed potato. thank you very much. plenty more ahead for you. lawmakers in west virginia voting to impe

. >> tracee carrasco joins us with that story as some of the headlines. >> tesla expected to a widersecond-quarter loss despite stronger revenue as the company invest in expanding production of the model three. it is all about the model three. to submit its target to build 5000 model threes a week by the end of june and plans to produce 6000 a week in late july. investors want to know if tesla can maintain the production right now. the big question, is elon musk going to stick to the script this time after last quarter's bizarre post earnings call where he was combative and caught analysts questions boring. >> his activity and twitter assert the stock in the past. >> it does make an entertaining call. cheryl: talk about facebook in the midterms. >> and identified a coordinated local campaign that could mislead users and stripping for an hot button issues like immigration ahead of the november midterm election. it has removed 32 pages and accounts from facebook and instagram as part of an ongoing effort to fight foreign meddling in u.s. elections. facebook didn't say who's behind the

cheryl: tracee carrasco i'm not story with other headlines. >> bear: if the merger because of pushback from shareholders who complained he was undervalued. write it not offering investors enough. i'll pretend that this is unwilling to change the terms of the merger while in its own statement it is committed to moving forward in executing our strategic plan as a standalone company. with almost 5000 locations across the country. >> some top tours are opposing cbs's plan to take over at now. >> this is the american medical association which asked the justice department not to allow cbs's plan to buy health insurance aetna. because of reduced competition and also less innovation in health insurance and pharmacy services. cvs disagrees with this competition will remain fierce. >> a major publisher might be selling the struggling newspaper business as well. >> reportedly considering an offer to sell the "chicago tribune" and newspaper holdings to a private equity firm. total offer could be over $700 million. trump sold a southern newspaper including "the l.a. times" earlier this year and mos

lea: tracee carrasco joins us more on that and other headlines making news, good morning. n second biggest kit company reporting it had 117,000 customers at tend of june, 24% drop from last year and customer account down nearly 9% from the end of this march, not only is the meal kit business becoming more competitive but blue apron faced major logistical problems and rising costs, shares of blue apron fell more than 20% yesterday. lea: they tried automated facilities and had problems on getting thing out. another america's malls are in trouble, what's the latest on brookstone. >> brook-stone filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy and plans to close all remaining 100 mall stores as more people shop online for high-tech gadgets that it sells, brookstone has hired liquidators to close mall locations, hopes to keep 35 remaining airport stores open, i do love shopping there at the bookstore. cheryl: you need it, you need massage shares. lea: that's where i need to go during vacation time. now i have to wander around the airport. cheryl: we hit the mall in scottsdale, yeard, i'm not ash

. >> tracee carrasco has that story and some of the headline making news this morning. good morning, tracee. rng good morning, yes, wall street journal is reporting that yahoo! own per which is the oath unite of verizon has been pitch a service to advertisers that stands more than 200 million yahoo! inbox and analyzing data they contain looking for clues about what product these users might buy. the journal reports that this extends it aol mail and that oath is the only major u.s. e-mail provider that engages in this practice something most other tech companies have declared as offlimits. >> yeah open about it i guess. more drama for john schneider founder of papa johns. this story does not seem to end but drama unfold with papa johns founder john he created a website save papa johns.com to air his grievances and in a letter posted there, two franchises he said company board asked hem to become executive chairman in june after he told members that current ceo steve richards richie needed to go according to snyder board agreed with him all of this allegedly unfolding befo

tracee carrasco joins us with more on that and other headlines making news. ee. >> according to new york post campbell soup expected to announce that it doesn't plan to sell itself to a strategic buyer this could upset activist investor and broxy fight against company board of directors and a public filing on august a 9th activist he think fund urge campbell saying the only justifiable outcome is for the company to be sold to a strategic buyer. the results of that strategic review will be announced on thursday. >> all right. buzz feed is reaching out to readers for financial assistance. cheryl: that's right "buzzfeed news" is asking for donations to help offset cost of news gathering company unveiled plans for feature at the bolt bottom f news pages to donating 1 and 500 dollars people who donate will reportedly get some timely updates on big investigations and news programming. from "buzzfeed news," if this works it could mark beginning of a membership program with more -- >> gettive business they're in. we know that here. all right today is the day somebody

tracee carrasco joins us with that and more headlines making news this morning. >> a frequent targetcriticism from president trump. now has a new battle brewing this time with senator bernie sanders and amazon is firing back. on its company blog amazon said fired back an it called inaccurate misleading accusations by sanders who has said he'll require large employers like amazon and wal-mart to i a, quote, living wage or face a tax. amazon disputed those claims stating that average hourly wage for a full-time employee is over 15 dollars an hour. amazon even invited sanders and his staff to tour one of its warehouses. curious it see if president will weigh in on this one. >> amazon is one of the better paying companies in the nation i'm surprised that he would pick on them of all people. >> i agree. and someone else -- in addition to bernie sanders -- is not happy with amazon who is that? >> that's right british tennis fans upset with amazon over its streaming coverage of the u.s. open tennis tournament going on right now. here in new york city coverage is only available to amazon pri

tracee carrasco has that story and other headlines this morning.ing that associated press investigation there's now a lawsuit against google accusing of illegally tracking movements of millions of iphone and androids phone users, even after they used a privacy setting to prevent it. according to court documents within google falsely assured people they won't be track if they turn off location feature on their phone and that instead violates their privacy by monitoring and e storing their movement. the plaintiff a san diego man is seeking class action status on behalf of all android and iphone users who turn the tracking feature off. not surprised by that. so stalk us is what the lawsuit is claiming. all right, i've always seemed that i think. they use smartphones speaking of iphones apple has new ones and you have dates for us. when -- there's speculation but matt is reporting that sepght 2 st is official launch date with presales starting on september 14th. so that would suggest official announcement some time earl that week now this timeline fall

. >> have you been tracee carrasco here, good morning, tracee.e: apple came under criticism from the chinese media because of this, because they were not doing enough to filter out this illegal, ban content but, yes, as you said, 25,000 apps have been pulled from the app store in china because of that content, here is what apple had to say about the move, quote, gambling apps are illegal and not allowed on the app store in china, we have removed many apps and developers for trying to detranscribe -- distribute apps and vigilant to stop these from being on app store, apple reportedly offered 1.8 million apps on the app store in china so 2r5 thousand really just over about 1%. >> simpson fan out there, i know rob is, i remember watching as kid, it's coming to live for us. tracee: yes, the kwik-e mart. if you ever wanted a hot dog, maybe donut, now is your chance. this is set up, opened on friday, myrtle beach, south carolina, you can also pick up some character memorabilia. rob: the kwik-e mart didn't have a good reputation. >> i don't think they d

jackie: tracee carrasco from sister network how papa johns is taking action to win you back. papa johns still apologizing trying to distance themselves from john schnatter and apologizing and we expected better, we know you expected better, so did we, we are sorry, this is one of many apologizes that the company has issued following all of this scandal that has surrounded john schnatter, ceo of the company saying that leadership there has received training in a statement, he said, recently the papa johns leadership completed unconscious bias training will be rolling tout program across the company, leadership is also going to take a listening tour to franchises to kind of get feedback there from the owners to see what else they can do to make things right with customers. jackie: still summer especially in new york city with the heat wave we will have but it's fall dunkin doughnuts. tracee: it sure is, pumpkin flavored, everything will be back on menu at dunkin donuts, maple cream cheese spread and maple crisp donut and crÍficky topping. that sounds good. rob: 95-degree this i

rob: that sounds unbelievable tracee carrasco from sister network fox business to explain how this isssible, tracee. tracee: this is outrageous but wells fargo admitted that was a clulation error that may have led to as many as 400 homeowners needlessly losing their homes to foreclosure, wells fargo revealed this in a regulatory filing that the mistake in a mortgage modification tool wrongly factored in lawyer's fees into the formula from the government to determine if the home owner would qualify for a federally backed program. so the bank said as a result of this error, about 625 customers were, quote, incorrectly denied a loan modification with about 4 -- 400 losing homes. wells fargo said they are sorry, they set aside $8 million in second quarter to fix this problem but that only works out to about $20,000 of homeowners, hopefully they will do more. we have seen so many issues with wells fargo lately. jillian: we have a leak up with, what is this one? >> the galaxy note 9 from samsung, that will be unveiled later this week, officially unveiled but we are getting a little hint tha

tracee carrasco with the numbers. llion people have dropped off of food stamps, this is, of course, part of continuing downward trend that we are seeing but also as the trump administration attempted to reform the program both at federal and state levels, we can point to improving economy as of reason why we are seeing these numbers go down. rob: okay. here is the question is nutela better than chocolate? tracee: well, the ferrero company -- jillian: i really had to think about it. tracee: ferrero company, they are looking for taste testers, paid-taste testers, this is the first time that they are ever opening this job up to nonprofessionals but you're going to have to pack your suitcase if you're interested in this job because you'll have to move to the company's headquarters in italy, doesn't sound like a bad deal there. but this is part time position, as i mentioned they want average consumers, not looking for professional taste testers, sign me up. rob: you have to pay people for that? tracee: that's a great job. r

cheryl: tracee carrasco has that story and a budge of other news, good morning. >> good morning, tellew york post that the company is a mess right now especially with s ec investigating following elon musk tweet, employers tell explosive, look at those pictures. he tweeted, quote, no injuries or damage to the factory, hopefully that will not slow things down there. cheryl: not when you have model 3 production under the gun and he's been sleeping under his desk, he says. >> first facebook and now google, scrubbed dozens of youtube channels, google plus accounts found to be spreading misinformation in the name of iran state broadcasting media arm, cybersecurity experts tell the wall street journal they believe iran is focusing on pushing foreign policy interest and the country's efforts have expanded as the toll of international sanctions against the country rose and tensions with washington have increased. tracee: staying with google, tracee, they want us to be happy testing google assistant that asked users to give them daily dose of good news, people helping comient, users can access

lauren: tracee carrasco joins us with more on that another headline news.'t think i want to know. >> this is alarming. the environmental working group released to test the popular vote make breakfast. to see if they contain any of the herbicide quite good shape which is in monsanto's roundup weed killer and at high levels has been linked to cancer. in 43 of the 45 cases they did detect the quite toasty. they were but the organization's benchmark of 160 parts per billion what they think it's safe. however, it is commonly used by farmers across the industry who apply it to pre-harpists. one of the brands tested are significantly below any regulatory limit and compliance standards for consumption. this all comes as monsanto paid $289 million to a cancer victim who claimed roundup was responsible for his illness. >> pic on the issue and the issue e-mail posted to the credit. a marijuana-based drink could soon be on the way. >> the maker of corona just invested another $4 billion in a company called cannabis group. this follows a $209 investment to produce nonal

tracee carrasco with the president's push for boycott on american brand. seen tensions between the president trump and harley davidson brewing for several months now but yesterday president trump said he supported a boycott of harley davidson, here is what the president tweeted, he said, many harley davidson owners plan to boycott the company if manufacturing moves overseas, great, most companies are moving into our direction including harley competitors, u.s. will have level playing field or better. this comes after two sides disagreed on tariffs, the president said that harley is using this as an excuse to move their production of their motorcycles out of the united states in june harley davidson said they would be moving production in europe out of the u.s., harley say that is the tariffs could cause them $100 million a year. >> that's a lot of money. >> yeah. rob: how will you hack a fax machine? tracee: hackers are now using fax machines to get into company's secured networks, this comes from checkpoint, cybersecurity firm, they said that hackers coul

true to good morning i am tracee carrasco and four cheryl casone. after president rouhani slams the sanctions of psychological warfare and demanded to start talks with president tram. tracee: write to greg jenkins live in washington d.c. with response from the white house. good morning. >> president rouhani not happy because he ended ended the year brand-new clear giovanni reinstated sanctions designed to administration officials who also say they are not in tended to bring about regime change or rather regime behavior in their open-ended negotiations. president rouhani has this. >> when you impose sanctions at the same time it's like someone pulling a knife to stab an enemy in the arm of the same time claiming we should be talking and negotiating. >> european leaders urged allies to join its maximum pressure campaign. we take steps to make clear that the iranian regime faces a choice. stabilizing behavior were integral to the global economy or continue down the path of economic isolation. he's willing to meet without preconditions as long as he gets

rob: tracee carrasco with more on what is exactly is to come here from tesla, hey, tracee.e: elon musk respond today a question on twitter, someone said when will you start allowing us to screen videos on that massive screen that we have in our tesla, he replied back, he said version 10, so this is something that people have been asking for a long time, the version 9 is expected to be released later this month, unclear when, could be sometime in the future before we could see anything like that. you could stream videos when the car is stopped, so we will make that one clear, hopefully everyone will still be safe but, yes, could be sometime before we see this actually coming into a tesla vehicle. >> seems like a nightmare. rob: the car has to be stopped. tracee: has a massive stream. >> i would love to watch jurassic park as i go 90 miles an hour in highway. >> new pet. rob wants to get a new pet now. tracee: a company in minneapolis, digital marketing company, they've come up with a new call, futenity leave, employees to stay at home when they've got a new pet, initial requ

. >> tracee carrasco joins us without another headlines monday morning. hope you enjoyed your weekend. >> yesterday president trump said he supported boycotts as harley davidson after he and the company disagreed by the administration. many harley davidson owners please to boycott the company is manufacturing moves overseas. most other companies are coming in our direction including competitors a really bad move. we'll soon have a level playing field of butter. it announced it would move production out of the ui as a result of the retaliatory steel tariffs imposed by the e.u. the new duties on motorcycles increased to 31% from just 6% by $2200 to the cost of bikes built in the u.s. and imported to the e.u. >> what is going on with the weekend box office? >> we've got a new box office winner. >> what's that? shark thriller debuted above expectations of an estimated $44.5 million admission impossible fallout dropped to second place in its third weekend with $20 million. disney's christopher robin was told by 4 million rounding out the top five slender man i

kristina: tracee carrasco joining us with them. admitted that a calculation error may lead to as many 400 homeowners needlessly losing their home. into the formula with the to determine if there was qualified for federally backed program. as a result of the area, 625 customers are incorrectly denied upon modification with 400 of them losing their homes. wells fargo set aside $8 million in the second quarter to fix the problem which only works out to about $20,000 a homeowner. kristina: unbelievable all the bad news coming. another draw for them. meanwhile, an expensive cello. the story about american airlines causing problems. >> another black eye for the airlines. a woman on an american airlines flight session was kicked off before takeoff because of the size of her cello even though she bought a seat forward and claims they assured her husband she would feel up to bring it on board. a music student from chicago flew down to miami to perform in a music festival who said she didn't have any problems getting her $30,000 to look to m

. >> tracee carrasco has that story and latest headlines making news and tesla making more news. >> that's right. elon muck says he will not turn tesla into a private company this comes more than two weeks after his shocking tweet proposing the idea. musk said he came to the conclusion after consulting with shareholders and no longer believes tesla would be better off as a private company. musk also did not back away from his claims that he had already secured funding for the deal. tesla board said in a statement that muck disbanded special committee form to consider the move. >> well see what happens on twitter today meanwhile stand by for more. what happened to the box office this weekend? >> a little more of the same of this week and another impressive weekend for crazy rich asians at the box office. >> he has to send money. and get you checked in -- can't afford this so that is comfortable. that is what a rich perp would say. in second weekend in theaters crazy rich asians holding on to second place -- shark thriller megawith 13 million in third place, the happy time murders debuting w