trish regan. trish: thank you, neil cavuto. stocks trading lower first time in four days as tech and consumer staples drag on the market. nasdaq is taking it worse almost down .9 of a percent. i'm trish regan everyone. welcome to "the intelligence report." ♪ all right also breaking today, everyone we have oil prices hovering around three-year highs as investors express concern about russia sanctions. so what does it all mean for gas prices? we have a live report straight ahead. >>> starbucks closing 1000 stores nationwide one-day racial bias training s is this the right move or just one big overreaction? later in the hour my intel on this company. you don't want to miss it. >>> plus the aclu is suing the city of losser alamitos. they want to protect the residents, opts out of california state law. we'll have reaction from the mayor of this town straight ahead. we're off the lows of the session. nonetheless, we're not doing so well here. what is really driving it, nicole? >> we may see back-to-back losses for the dow jones indus

trish: >> yes. trish: dr.ka, if we don't deal with this stuff now, there will be a point where we can't deal with it and china holds all the cards. >> you said this already. this is not sebastian gorka or trish regan. this is chinese policy one road, one state by 2049. by the 100th anniversary of the communist revolution. china news displace america as the global economic military and political hedgemon. that is unclassified. anybody can check it up on the search engine. do we wish to facilitate our being deposed as most powerful nation in the world? do we wish to protect our employees, our businesses, the question is that simple, trish. trish: the question is very simple. we all know the answer. it may get a little challenging along the way. i would encourage all the investors focus on the long term. long term we're better off taking some pain so to speak. dr. gorka, good to see you as always. >> thanks, trish. trish: worries over trade pushing markets lower. down 633. we'll have more intel on all of this as

trish regan right now. hey, trish. trish: hey there, neil. you are right. stocks off the session lows which is nice to see we're down just 41 points. the s&p, i should say is just barely in positive territory right now. lots going on at this moment. investors and the international world are awaiting the president's next move on trade and on syria. will we reenter tpp, the trans-pacific trade partnership? these are questions we'll tackle over the next 60 minutes. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." the president signaled he is considering reentering tpp but only on his terms. coming up on my take why we must deal with all the bad trade deals absolutely, postively right now or else. plus several major u.s. banks reporting very strong earnings today. that has the market feeling a little better about things. meanwhile congress is considering rolling back regulations that will it easier for you to borrow money. that is important for the economy. important for you. we have all the details straight ahead. officers we go to edward lawrence at the

trish, back to you. trish: gerri, thank you very much.arket trading higher, but not highs of the session up triple digits. i want to go it the floor where we find nicole petallides watching it all. seems a lot of traders, a lot of investors are breathing a sigh of relief. maybe this whole trade war is not as scary as we thought, nicole. >> that's true. that is really dominated the narrative. i had some traders in some different areas come to me say, we'll be just fine. no real tariffs were put in place. that being said, just got a note from lou barbera, friend of mine on the floor, we had a chat in the booth, talking about cotton and soybeans. concerns whether or not the tariff worries killed commodities here. on the contrary, cotton is three cents from contract highs and china accounts, he says, for just 15 to 18% of the consumption of cotton and that we're the residual supplier of the world. that if, if china doesn't take it, don't worry, other countries will. then he moves on to soybeans, trish, well above the announcement day which wa

trish. how are you doing? trish: i'm doing well. happy friday. we're off the lows of the session. that is good news. tech, energy stocks dragging major averages lower. we'll see how it goes next 60 minutes. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." ♪ trish: all right, also breaking right now the democratic national committee is suing the trump campaign, wikileaks, the russian government, accusing them of conspiring to influence the election. here we go again. i wonder, whatever happened to what we are known for in the united states of america, and that is peaceful transfer of power? my goodness, we're increasingly looking like some kind of banana republic. i will speak to former trump campaign official david bossie. >>> former memos written by former fbi director james comey, they have been released. i will speak with judy miller, who was mentioned by the president of the united states in these memos. this is the first interview since the memos were released. you will get her reaction.

trish: we'll be watching carefully.hank you so much, congressman, good to have you here tonight. >> thank you, trish. trish: coming up next, everyone, president trump blasting one of the most vulnerable dems in the senate during a west virginia rally. we're going to take up the potential impact on the midterms with ed rollins right after this. ♪ feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin with 24-hours of continuous allergy relief, ...after day.... ...after day. because life should have more wishes, and less worries. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. for one week only, save up to $46 on select claritin products. check this sunday's newspaper. weli can tell you about...re. streaming the most free tv shows and movies on the go. yeah, and... xfinity internet. it's so fast! and you can save by... by getting up to 5 mobile lines included. whoa, you're good. i'm just getting started. ♪ simple. easy. awesome. come see how you could save $400 or more a year with xfinity mobile. plus ask how to keep your current phone. visit

trish: i get it. i get it. >> trish, trish, don't do that. trish: no but you like the idea, here we go, idea of everybody having at least $15 an hour, full benefits, but i'm asking you can the government insure that or legislate that? >> no, the government can not. what the government can do work together in bipartisan way to raise your wages in this country, so that are people living in country don't have to work six or seven jobs to try to make ends meet. trish: you don't agree with sanders then? you don't agree with this proposal? >> i don't. i don't. trish: there goes that debate. >> we're done here. trish: but let's, we'll get into the nitty-gritty how it works. >> sure. trish: finland tried this today. they abandoned it. they tried this as a test case with 10,000 people. we're going to guarranty a minimum income. this didn't include a job, but a minimum income for every single person in this program, roughly 600 something dollars a month, between ages of 28 and 56. they decided it costs it too much money. they couldn't do it. because i

trish? >> trish: trace, it's important to remember that you know. see something like this happen. and we all get a little nervous about flying. those numbers, those is a statistic is are on our side. a group of my grants heading towards california will be crossing a serious line. we got more coming up. right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with new car replacement, if your brand new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought republicans and democrats together to balance the state budget with a budget reserve, while investing in local schools and career training. as mayor of la, he put more police on the streets and reduced violent crime by nearly 50%. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. ♪ >> trish: homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen vowing prosecution, detention and deportation for anyone trying to enter this

trish regan now. trish: thanks, neil. moments ago the senate confirmed mike pompeo as the new secretary of states for the united states of america. we have a stock market as well on a tear, up 262 right now. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." the senate finally accepting former cia director mike pompeo to lead our state department after all the partisan gridlock. it is about time, right? the guy has even been to north korea and back. what can we expect from our new secretary pompeo? white house director of legislative affairs mark short is here. he will weigh in. liberals are growing crazy after rapper kanye west announced his support for the president on twitter. his wife, kim kardashian coming to his defense. he is a free thinker. is that not allowed in america? i can't believe i'm saying that about kim kardashian. >>> we have a market rally on our hands. nice to see u.s. companies continuing to report big-time profits for the first quarter, sparking a whole lot of optism out there on wall

trish: we'll be watching carefully.hank you so much, congressman, good to have you here tonight. >> thank you, trish. trish: coming up next, everyone, president trump blasting one of the most vulnerable dems in the senate during a west virginia rally. we're going to take up the potential impact on the midterms with ed rollins right after this. ♪ ♪there's a me no one knows ♪waiting to be set free so, what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy ♪i was born to be somebody trish: president trump taking aim at dc senator joe manchin in west virginia. the president, flanked by two republican candidates vying to challenge manchin, slammed the democrat for opposing tax cuts and the repeal of obamacare. watch. >> if you look at your senator, he voted against -- joe -- he voted against -- no, it was bad. i thought he would be helpful, but he votes against everything, and he voted against tax cuts. you're going to have a chance to get a senator that's going to vote our program, that's going to help you in so many differe

trish: we'll be watching carefully.hank you so much, congressman, good to have you here tonight. >> thank you, trish. trish: coming up next, everyone, president trump blasting one of the most vulnerable dems in the senate during a west virginia rally. we're going to take up the potential impact on the midterms with ed rollins right after this. ♪ sfx: muffled whistle text alert. i'm your phone, stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges yourself. so get allstate, where agents help keep you protected from mayhem... ...like me. mayhem is everywhere. are you in good hands? the wonderful thing about polident is the fact that it's very, very tough on bacteria, yet it's very gentle on the denture itself. polident's 4 in 1 cleaning system consists of 4 powerful ingredients that work together to deep clean your denture in hard to reach places. it kills 99.99% of o

trish. trish: thanks so much. nicole, i want to let viewers know what is going on with southwest airlines as well. the company stock is trading down 1%. this after news it had struggles there this morning. it did land safely at the philadelphia international airport this morning after the crew reported damage to one of the aircraft's engines. shares of southwest currently trading down about a percent right now at 54.38 a share. joining me on set with their outlook for how things are heading from here, we have bellpointe chief strategist david nelson and our very own kristina partsinevelos. well management analyst kimberly foss. kimberly, does it stay this way? do we keep moving higher throughout earnings season? >> i think we will, trish. two-thirds of the companies will be reporting here in the next three weeks. we're looking for earnings anywhere between 15 to 20%. growth over the next 12 months. this i think is very, very solid reflection of a big part of it is the tax code. dropping from 15 or 35%, down to 24%

trish: okay, it's not he says. president trump unequivocally stating comey -- . >> comey is a leaker and he is a liar and not only on this stuff. he's been leaking for years. he has probably been using his friend the so-called professor who now turns out to have fbi clearance which he never said that even lied about that so he did an illegal act and he said it himself in order to get a special counsel against me. trish: i remember watching that testimony. he did say it himself and i was stunned when i heard as i said wait a second he is leaking to the fbi. it turns out the fbi is the one that's out there leaking. the extent of the corruption is infuriating. the senate judiciary committee today passing a measure to protect robert mueller from being fired even majority mitch mcconnell said he would not put it on the floor. president trump meanwhile suggesting he may intervene at some point in this aimless justice department. >> very disappointed in my justice department but a cousin of the fact that it's -- i think y

trish: wow. so, how does that affect what we're doing and europeans, negotiating a exit from this deal or a new deal? >> needless to sate europeans are doing everything they can to get america to stay in this deal i wish i had been a fly on the wall with discussions with president macron the other day. i think trump made this campaign pledge when he talked about getting out of the deal. i think prime minister netanyahu just reinforced him, in the most potent kind of way that he could, and i personally don't believe that mr. trump is going to stay in this deal. i'm to the sure that he will just blatantly pull out of it, but i think he will want to go back to the negotiating table with our allies to see what can be done, particularly in terms of possible reimposition of some sanctions. trish: so how will the israeli evidence affect our allies? that is pretty critical, right? in other words for this to really have some legs so to speak you need allies on board? one. we're seeing success with china,

trish? trish: thank you very much, blake wow. joining me right now, the market is off in part 123 because of this news. we have fox news strategic analyst general jack keane. general, good to have you here. they're saying it's a legitimate government. this is the russians saying that bashar al-assad has a serious, legitimate government, it is fighting terrorism. the syrians are saying this is not we have intelligence it is? >> no doubt. it was leaked to reuters, one of the intelligence agencies on monday. what we actually have, anytime an airplane takes off in syria, goes down a runway or takes off in a helicopter, we're tracking that. we can see them when we go on a bombing run. we match the airplane, in this case a helicopter over the building where they dropped a barrel bomb. we find inside of that building nerve agents and we find people with the symptoms of nerve agents and chlorine gas. we marry that up with other people that had the symptoms before under a microscope and come to the conclusion that a nerve agent was used.

here is trish. trish: you hand me that? connell: nothing i could do about it. trish: we're down 540 on the dow. as president meets with emannuel macron, president of france. they have a two-day meeting. a big, big official state visit tonight. this market really seeing a tremendous amount of downside, more than 2% right now. it has to do with a couple of things. for one thing the 10-year yield went above 3% today. it is back under, just barely. that kind of made everyone a little bit nervous, the idea that interest rates could be going up. nobody had to deal with that for a while, right? you have the fact, it is earnings call today, cat said first quarter may be the high water mark for the year. maybe things won't be as good going forward. they time people talk about things not being as good, investors get a little nervous. cat and 3m selling off. i'm trish regan. welcome to the teleagainst report. buckle up. we have a big hour coming up for you. ♪ trish: all right, president trump and president macron wrapping a joint press conference at the white house moment

trish: i know. i know. neil: riddle me conundrum. trish: a little bit. global trade dispute reach as new height here as china proposing its own tariffs in retaliation against the united states. china's proposal against key u.s. exports sent the market into a total tailspin but investors may be figuring outthey're kind of oaf tariffs are not in place yet. the market is down 80 points. by the end of this show we could be in positive territory. buckle up. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." stocks are still a bit lower than where we started today but wall street is just panicking about fears of a full flown trade war. they keep talking about smoot-hawley and the great depression and how much that hurt us. but look, we're in a very different place right now. we'll talk about that over the next hour. i want to underscore the fact that these tariff proposals are threats, right? both side are trying to negotiate and i would caution the market that it not overreact. we are going to listen here to white house chief economic advisor larry kudlow

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trish regan right now. trish: thank so much, neil cavuto. i am trish regan. this is the telebense report. -- the intelligence report. ♪ trish: all right we have a big, big rally right now. up 307. not bad on wall street as investors react to president trump's comments. gdp is soaring. we're bringing back jobs. people like the sound of that. plus a little less fear of a potential trade war. the liberal mainstream media doesn't see it this way. they don't see it this way at all. my intel what they are missing coming up. plus my one-on-one interview with world-renowned economist jeffrey saks who sames the president's tax plan will send the economy into the gutter. really? to connell mcshane in miami-dade county where the president wrapped up his small business roundtable speech. connell. reporter: this is a chance for the president to focus on comments he is comfortable about. get out of washington and get away, at least from the time being from stories bothering him. whether the new book from fbi director james comey or the legal questions surrounding his perso

trish: amazing. >> yes. trish: a lot of country's border laws are much stricker than ours. take your pick around the world. >> he has the legal authority he need. under the constitution he has extraordinary discretion how to use that authority. i would be very critical if he put the military there but he has the legal authority to do it. trish: judge, we'll keep watching it, thank you very much. judge andrew napolitano. >> pleasure. trish: check the markets, he have one. looks as though we slipped into negative territory moments ago. on nasdaq, s&p still hugging the flat line. you know the dow is once again all over the place. you can see up 84 points. a game of .3 of a percent. nothing like we saw earlier in the session. yesterday which was obviously a very challenging day as investors try to digest just exactly what the president's tariffs on chinese goods will mean for business. meanwhile the president slamming the mainstream media in series of tweets this morning for the quote, fake news. this as a new poll shows more people agree with the president. we'll have all the

trish? >> trish: phil, it's incredible. incredible to see it as you said. just a glorious, glorious live picture coming in to us right now from cape canaveral. i want to ask you, spacex is not going to try to land and recover today's rocket. why is that? >> they've gotten really good at doing that. they landed ten and reused the rockets in the past year. roughly two minutes and 40 seconds after blast off, that is when the first stage of the falcon nine rocket will detach from the second stage, which will keep pushing the dragon capsule into space. unlike most recent highlights that we've seen them landing on land or on the ship, this one they're going to used for data gathering for the spacex engineers studying the rocket. it's a block 4 falcon 9 rocket. they're being phased out by the block 5. those will fly ten times or more. these block fours are only flying two teams. they're going to test out flying this rocket to the limit of its capability just to gather data from the rocket and its performance as it descends back down to the ocean. it probably, if i

trish regan. trish: we'll be all over it as neil said. what minutes away from facebook ceo mark zuckerberg much anticipated testimony on capitol hill. lawmakers expect to grill the facebook ceo for failing to protect personal data and fake news during the 2016 election. some trade fears are beginning to ease. president xi announced that china will reduce tariffs on imported vehicles. seems like the tough talk on trade may actually be paying of. don't forget, we are china's biggest paying customer. they need us more than we need them. with that in mind they ought to play ball, right? welcome. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." the markets are up 433 points. we're awaiting on a facebook hearing that is about to get underway. i want to revisit some of these troubles. facebook allowed cambridge analytica to get information on 87 million facebook yours e the firm stole everyone's information for campaign research and facebook effectively allowed that to happen. russia we know used facebook to meddle in the 2016 election. th

to trish regan. trish: thank you, neil. german chancellor angela merkel will join the president for a press conference at white house. the big question, will we continue tariffs on the eu? she is hoping not but he has them in place. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." merkel's visit comes on heels of president trump's meeting with france president emannuel macron. she will like macron to cut back on tariffs. is there any deal to be had? famed economist, jeffrey saks is here. >>> history being made with south and north korea beginning peace talks perhaps an end to the 65-year korean war. we're on it. >>> james comey says he is not a leaker, even though he admits passing around a memo leaking conversations with the president of the united states and passing it on to his buddy at columbia who pass i had it on to the "new york times." as we await the news conference, i have none other than columbia university professor, my alma mater by the way, i author of building a new american economy, mr. jeffrey sachs.

trish: let's take a look. i think we have a graphic with states most affected by the soybean tariff that china is threatening to put on. a lot of states that voted specifically for this president. you sigh that? a lot of the midwest there. you've got a lot of places like ohio, places like kentucky, missouri, they are not going to like the lack of ability to sell their soybeans at as great of a rate because of an increased tariff. so what is the political fallout here from perhaps not having some kind of a tpp 2.0, keith? >> again, you know, having spent a good portion of my adult career in asia, woulding with china particular china doesn't say anything that it doesn't mean to do or isn't prepared to implement. so unlike the united states where we say things that we may not be prepared to deal with, china never make as public state unless it is fully prepared to go to the mat. so this negotiating, this trade, tpp 2.0 is a recognition of that. i think it's a appropriate pushback. again if we make voters understa

trish regan, on all of that. hey, trish. trish: neil, thanks. president just arriving as neil said in west virginia. he is hosting a roundtable on the massive tax cut plan which received a huge endorsement today. the ceo of jpmorgan chase, mr. jamie dimon praising the president's pro-growth agenda. neil: thanks to tax reform, thanks to deregulation, including his very own are seeing growth. all stocks extending yesterday's gains, as they digest america's first tariffs. off the highs of the session, up a solid 168. investors starting to realize here this president really is trying to make sure that we have an even playing field. that we're not taking advantage of other countries, we actually, by the way, have a whole lot of leverage and so maybe this won't escalate into the kind of trade war some actually fear. i am trish regan. welcome, he have one, to "the intelligence report." jamie dimon out there complimenting the trump administration, unlike previous administration this is white house understands how the free market works. i should point ou

>> trish: it could get even hotter for her.e went inside. >> lisa: i'm particularly interested in just seeing how this impacts james comey as i mentioned as he goes out and he hits to sell his book and i also wonder if you think we are going to get any answers even with the inspector general's report looking into how the hillary clinton investigation certainly this is going to be an issue to be looked at? be when it is going to be explosive in a lot of different ways, fall on a talk about the same thing with jason chaffetz . he trailed off in the interview. that ig report. more "outnumbered" in just a moment. we'll be right back. like using e one meal or snack a day. only glucerna has carbsteady... unique blends of slow-release carbs to help manage blood sugar. every meal. every craving. it's the choices you make when managing blood sugar that are the real victories. glucerna. everyday progress. i knew at that exact moment, whatever it takes, wherever i have to go...i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors

trish regan is here. and joining us here, republican congressman from virginia, scott taylor, a member of the house appropriations committee and a former navy seal. it is "outnumbered." are you ever really a former seal and can you ever really be "outnumbered"? >> scott: i'm certainly "outnumbered" here today, but i'm very lucky to be "outnumbered" today. it once a seal, you're always a seal. >> harris: there you go, i'm glad you're here. let's get to the news. the development of the ongoing administration battle. trying to speed up the deportation process as i mentioned. the justice department is giving new directives for the annual performance reviews of immigration judges. beginning in the next fiscal year, october 1st, they will be expected to clear at least 700 cases a year to earn a satisfactory rating. they said they can you undermine the independence of the judicial process. they currently complete an average of 678 cases a year. a justice department official says," these performance metrics which

trish regan. trish: we'll be all over it as neil said. what minutes away from facebook ceo mark zuckerberg much anticipated testimony on capitol hill. lawmakers expect to grill the facebook ceo for failing to protect personal data and fake news during the 2016 election. some trade fears are beginning to ease. president xi announced that china will reduce tariffs on imported vehicles. seems like the tough talk on trade may actually be paying of. don't forget, we are china's biggest paying customer. they need us more than we need them. with that in mind they ought to

trish: he and peter navarro, they never saw eye-to-eye. i saw pretty spicy debates between those two. >> which is fabulous for the president of the united states. the president needs to have advisors who bring all sides of the issue to him. so on nafta and all other trade disputes that are going on around the world, these, this team is going to be responsible for educating the president on the specifics of these opportunities and potential dales. that's why larry on one hand and bob lighthizer on the other and peter navarro can bring together

>> trish: yes. if we wanted to exert economic pressure, we could put all the more sanctions on russia and that might cause them to back off a little because it's going to hurt them. it is going to hurt them in the near term. but what this really is about is that hegemonic destiny in the middle east. are we willing to give that up? >> harris: what's so interesting about what you're saying and jessica, i'll go to you with this. russia, if they do start to feel dumb sanctions with regards to oil over the parts of their economy, they will back away because they learn some pretty tough lessons in afghanistan. it's not worth staying if you can't win. >> jessica: we've seen after the effect on the market and an evaluation on their currency that they are seeing those effects. the sanctions that went into place about a week and a half ago whether you want to say it's because of the election meddling where it's because of other actions that they've taken in support for these kind of regimes like syria and ira

trish: congressman matt gaetz is one of more than a dozen house republicans who say there is more than enough evidence right

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trish: what? >> i can't help you on that. >> listen thanks trish and thanks to your co-anchors if they stick around the nasdac is about to break a five-session losing streak the longest we've seen in two and a half years, facebook and its friends are what's driving an earnings- inspired rally on wall street, overall we've got lots of green on the screen, the nasdac is up 135 points high this session up 136 we're almost there. the dow charging ahead by nearly 300 points on the busiest earnings day of the first quarter. but wells fargo under the gun again? new revelations again that this time it may have been pushing its clients out of less expensive 401 (k) plans into more expensive bank-run ira's. connell mcshane tracking the latest outrageous accusation hurled at the banks that was fined just a week ago a billion dollars for other inappropriate but unrelated behavior. what is going on at wells fargo? the french president headed home after trying to persuade president trump to change his mind on t

and trish regan is here. republican strategist and fox news contributor, meesa booth and joining us on the couch, journalist, geraldo rivera. he's the author of a new book, "the geraldo show, the memoirs." and you're outnumbered. i think we are. >> you're a veteran, you're old and lame. >> your book is so juicy. i thought you brought a pack of peaches. i saw some in the back. >> there are some peaches here. >> careful. >> i'm old and lame. i can say things like that. >> goodness. let's move on before we get in trouble. the kremlin is claiming president trump invited vladimir putin to a summit at the white house. that's according to russia's state news agency. it's reporting that president trump made the invitation when they speak on the phone last month. no date for this morning was discussed. this of course coming as robert mueller's probe is ongoing and after the expulsions. in spite of actions and other sanctions, president trump has been criticized for not being tough enough on putin. here's senator linds

trish: seen it coming out in hollywood in the movie business. no different in the music business as well. >> too bad. unfortunate. we need to have honest discussions between the french and american president where we don't always agree but we do it respectfully. trish: very well-said. governor huckabee, thank you for joining us today, really appreciate it. look at markets for you. we start earnings with google, or alphabet the parent company. let's get down to the floor of new york stock exchange where our own nicole petallides has the latest. good afternoon, nicole. >> thank you, ashley. as you know we're watching for google after the bell. we see down arrows with the dow jones industrial average down about 64 points after some choppy trading, down volume, slightly ahead of up volume and dow, nasdaq and s&p all lower today, but for the month, in the green. interestingly enough, we've seen oil pulling, just slightly her after being down. dollar and treasury yields have been a big story, taking a look at 10-year treasury, which on friday was sett

i hey, trish. trish: i like the philosophical question. neil: i have no idea. trish: thanks, neil. cook is sitting down with the president at this very moment. he is trying to convince our president to go easy on china. he obviously has his reasons doing that but are they in the interests of this country? i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." the head of the world's most valuable company heading from silicon valley on trade tensions between u.s. and china. what he is trying to accomplish? does he

trish: thanks so much, neil.ne, stocks bouncing back big time from last week's selloff as the president softens his tone towards china and white house officials express confidence that both sides will get to a deal here before things escalate into an all-out trade war. this is what we tried to caution everybody last week. sometimes the market gets ahead of itself. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." negotiations between the two largest economies has investors cheering big time right now. that doesn't mean the administration will let china off the hook. the president is insisting any deal with china must be fair, must be fair to us, the united states. china has been

trish: i know. i know. neil: riddle me conundrum. trish: a little bit.ght here as china proposing its own tariffs in retaliation against the united states. china's proposal against key u.s. exports sent the market into a total tailspin but investors may be figuring outthey're kind of oaf reacting. you -- overreacting the tariffs are not in place yet. the

trish regan right now. hey, trish. trish: hey there, neil. you are right. which is nice to see we're down just 41 points. the s&p, i should say is just barely in positive territory right now. lots going on at this moment. investors and the international world are awaiting the president's next move on trade and on syria. will we reenter tpp, the trans-pacific trade partnership? these are questions we'll tackle over the next 60 minutes. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." the president signaled he is considering reentering tpp but only on his terms. coming up on my take why we must deal with all t

trish regan. trish: that's a funny observation. always a working lunch. lunch. >>> we're moments away from release of a new report from the federal reserve which could provide new insight to the health of our labor market and health of the overall economy. the market is down 40 points. maybe, in the next 30 seconds we might turn this whole thing around based on what we're hearing about our economy. i am trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." stocks searching for direction here. investors are waiting for release of what is called the beige book, the fed's report that looks how economic conditions are. we're going to be going live straight to the federal reserve. we're going to get that report momentarily. as i said weir down 40, right now on the dow, can we turn this around based on what we hear? take it away. >> the economy grew at a modest to moderate pace across the federal reserve 12 bank districts with evidence that inflation is really bubbling up across local supply chains according to the beige book. trish, prices increased across all se

trish regan right now. trish: thank so much, neil cavuto. i am trish regan.lebense report. -- the intelligence report. ♪ trish: all right we have a big, big rally right now. up 307. not bad on wall street as investors react to president trump's comments. gdp is soaring. we're bringing back jobs. people like the sound of that. plus a little less fear of a potential trade war. the liberal mainstream media doesn't see it this way. they don't see it this way at all. my intel what they are missing coming up. plus my one-on-one interview with world-renowned economist jeffrey

trish pulido has lived next door to the couple for nearly two decades. "trish pulido. it is a really unfortunate situation. we know the family, the kids, we are here for them." (estacio reporting) police tell me they adult children of the couple live out of the country and they are trying to reach them before releasing the identity of the couple, te (vicki) a startling new report says thousands of buildings in the bay area could collapse during a major earthquake. (grant) san francisco, oakland and san jose are all falling behind on efforts to make buildings safer. kron4's lydia pantazes explains. a newspaper analysis finds the san francisco bay area is falling behind on efforts to retrofit buildings that are vulnerable to collapse during a major earthquake.the los angeles times reports sunday that there are up to 3,000 brittle concrete buildings in san francisco, yet the city doesn't have a list of where they are located. the building type is one of the deadliest in quakes.across the bay in oakland, there are nearly 2,000 possibly vulnerable wood- frame apartment buil

trish pulido has lived next door to the couple for nearly two decades. "trish pulido.t is a really unfortunate situation. we know the family, the kids, we are here for them." (estacio reporting) police tell me they adult children of the couple live out of the country and they are trying to reach them before releasing the identity of the couple, te (pam) let's look outside on this monday night (grant)lawrence has the forecast lawrence karnow: after a beautiful weekend it was another nice day today. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 50s near the coast. the fog and low clouds look move futher inland tonight at least inside the bay and coast while the valleys should stay mostly clear. the breeze is up near the coast if you're going out this evening. high pressure continues over california but it is starting to weaken. you can see it on the satellite image keeping the storms headed north. as the ridge weakens we will see more fog moving onshore and cooler temperatures. things get unsettled as an area of low pressure spins along the coast bringing cooler weather and a chanc

trish: gary, good to see you, thank you for joining us. we've got a market up 107. i like leaving you with a higher market, liz claman, that's my goal every day, if we could make it that way, i would be set. liz: what about the short sellers that love us? we'll sort some of that. we've got the snafu at the new york stock exchange preventing the trading of two stocks you might own. amazon and alphabet. we're going to get you more on that in just a moment, tell you what's going on. the dow here up 111 points. working hard to put yesterday's 400-point plunge behind it as we watch three major developing storieses developing right this moment. french president emmanuel macron expected to join a roundtable at george washington university after warning of commercial war of trade and tariffs will do nothing but hurt the little guy. former david cameron, uk adviser steve hilton walks us through the global politics of this. they went through it too. >>> president trump is sitting down with apple ceo tim cook. blake burman is right there, well, just outside the oval office. he

trish pulido has lived next door to the couple for nearly two decades. "trish pulido. it is a really unfortunate situation. we know the family, the kids, we are here for them." (estacio reporting) police tell me they adult children of the couple live out of the country and they are trying to reach them before releasing the identity of the couple, te (vicki)(vicki) now at 8. the clock is ticking for some homeless people living in tents on sidewalks in san francisco. that is because san francisco mayor mark farrell is taking aim at what he calls a service resistant segment of the homeless population...living in those tents. there are around 7,500 homeless people on any given day in san francisco. that is according to the city's 2017 homeless count survey. however kelly coutler of san francisco coalition on homelessness... says actually there is three times that amount of people living on the street. she says that is the real problem(sot) <"we don't have the resources available. i am out there in the encampments on a regular basis. i was out there this morning. people are