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twenty-first century fox is the parent company not only of fox business but also fox news. melissa?issa: more destruction in hawaii. lava spreading across the island forcing thousands of people from homes. look at that. as two more volcanic vents have cracked open. david: ooh! >> watch it go. william la jeunesse is on the big island with the latest. reporter: this is a slow motion disaster, and now lava is covers more than 100 acres here and two vent us that mentioned yesterday, those erupting, those had residents fleeing for the beach because they were told the eruptions emitted sulfur dioxide gas to high levels. >> makes your eyes water, your throat hurts. everything hurts. so and your lungs literally ache so you got to run. reporter: that will also give you a headache, i can tell you that. there's a little contradiction here. in a sense have you mandatory evacuation of course, but police are giving out permits to let people back into collect stuff. some residents headed back to the mainland, others are in shelters hoping their home will survive. >> heart break. i know those peopl

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eastern with special coverage on lou dobbs only on fox business folks the dow is holding on to gains 185 points we are coming right back. please don't go away there's a lot happening in the next 27 minutes. at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. liz: we are keeping an eye on the oil charts here, oil is set for its biggest weekly gain in a month as bank of america merril lynch predicts cover the children's ears there's a risk of $100 per barrel oil by next year. right now we're at 71.43 so as higher oil prices are set to hit consumer wallets at the pump higher jet fuel prices may also impact your summer budget according to the air transport association jet fuel prices have jumped 46.5% over the last 52 weeks to an average of $89.30 per barrel. but what about the private jet and the smaller jet companies like flex jet which offers charter and fractional ownership options how do they deal with the rising f

bid for the twenty-first century fox assets, which is essentially most of our company except for fox businessnews and other operations. that is likely to happen and becomes a bidding war for the assets. that is something to keep in mind if at&t does in fact prevail over the government, and prevails in a way that there aren't a lot of strings attached. judge leone, basically said yesterday when they concluded arguments on the case, he's got until june to decide. so we'll see. we have a week there. liz: hold on one second, t-mobile and sprint. this is day three that the stocks have not recovered, and it's a moment, even three days after the announcement of the merger, t-mobile is down 5% at the moment, i'm sorry, sprint is down 5 and t-mobile is down 5. >> right. liz: but your sources are telling you this may pass regulatory muster. >> listen, two things, people inside t-mobile tell me it's not a slam-dunk. they're going to have to prove themselves. i can tell you that inside the d.o.j., inside the antitrust division, particularly among the political types, they like this deal better, this deal

howard buffet is here first and exclusively on fox business. why is tyson, why is kraft heinz , why are those stock s getting hammered and charlie gasparino about to break a big story less than an hour to the closing bell let's start the countdown. and this breaking news, i just received this statement from the american petroleum institute on the trump trade policy specifically these tariffs that will kick in tonight against canada, mexico and european steel and aluminum imports here is the quote. these tariffs would hurt american energy production, american jobs, and they could raise costs on american consumer s 77% of the steel that we use for pipelines is imported , so why raise costs on consumers? that from the api, but wilbur ross the commerce secretary has said this will not hurt the united states that much. who are we to believe? well we've got to see it play out but right now wall street believes the fears. trade war fears roaring back with stocks tumbling as much as 315 points at the lows of the session we're still down about 243 for t

he missed the remark at the moment. >> fox news says the general will no longer be invited on fox businesscain will address the comments on "the view" today. on a positive note, senator graham visited mccain and said he is getting stronger. joe biden, former colleague of mccain, was there the week before. john mccain has read parts of his books coming out. he talked about reflecting on his life. it is a tough moment for that family. there's no question that john mccain is an american hero. >> and back to being the maverick we remember. joining us to discuss this is cnn white house reporter sarah westwood live in d.c. good morning, sarah. >> good morning. >> it is odd. john mccain is preparing to say good-bye and is the most divisive issue in the republican party. i want to show you a tweet from a conservative column any of thth the -- columnist. he tweeted all of the self described conservatives wishing to piss on his whole life to prove their love of trump are debasing themselves. it is grotesque. if you are on social media, he is the divisive issue in the republican party. what does this

trying to make sure to stay with fox business.i've election coverage hosted today by around neil cavuto. gerri: looking forward to that. that's for sure. hollywood slammed with their backlash of biblical proportions at the matt gallo. we will tell you all about it. how did the west coast storms moved across the storm states. checking u.s. stock index futures, let's take a look down here. the tao does 70. the nasdaq down 21. you are watching "fbn:am." the [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. prepare for your demise, do your worst, doctor. i will. but first, a little presentation. hijacking earth's geothermal energy supply. phase 1. choosing the right drill bit. as long as evil villains reveal their plans, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. sure. momwhat's up, son?a

talk about the economy and tech today but first, adam shapiro is standing by right now in the fox business news room with the big headlines impacting everything from wall street to main street. adam? adam: thanks, maria. it looks as if the looming trade war between the u.s. and china has been put on hold. the chinese announced plans to buy more farm and agricultural products from the united states while the u.s. is working to lift sanctions on chinese telecom giant zte in fact president trump says there is a tentative deal in place already, but he adds a different structure is needed to craft a total trade deal with china. despite a huge oil sell-off this week and news of the cancellation of the u.s. north korea summit the three major indices still managed to finish in the green thanks to a strong week in the utility, telcom and industrial sectors. in other trade news the white house is investigating whether to impose huge new tariffs on imported cars and parts. the trump adminitration is seeking a 25% tariff on national security grounds, nearly 1 million american jobs are tied to autos an

liz: well, as fox business network, you're looking at this as a business decision,on.e a lot of people who said the high fuel efficiency standards which, by the way, president trump, president bush, bush 41, bush 43, president clinton, each successive president kept raising the standards. we want 25 miles per gallon, 35, 55 miles by the year 2024, that put leaders in a position when it comes to financials, correct? >> absolutely. you think about the clean air act, it goes back to president nixon. when we have both parties working on the issue, it makes ultimate sense. liz, you're from southern california, you understand the high quality of life. we have impacted children with dramatically higher instances of asthma because of poor air quality, that leads to declining business and economic conditions. you don't want to lose work productivity, you don't want to lose the basic research and development. the united states has 11 of the top 100 universities in the globe. we want to do the applied research to create that next generation of successful economic activity in our

this is why you have to watch fox business, things are changing in a blink of an eye with all of the news hitting the tape. what we do i feel we do best at the claman "countdown," all kinds of equipment that give us the breaking news, you can see that the dow staged that significant comeback, down 400 and punching back up to the green here, now simply flat, but it does look to snap a four-day losing streak. the blue chip index pared the gains and look at the critical 200-day moving average, called the 200-day moving average, it did dip below, that that's always the sign that maybe we're going to have a little struggle to try and scratch higher, but at the moment one point higher. as we continue on, we're going to look at the vix index, the volatility or fear index paring gains after touching the highest level in more than a week. everybody got panicked and the vix spiked. intra-day we're well off the highs here. up about 2%. what happens in the next 53 minutes? how do you trade such unpredictable markets. to the floor show and the traders on the new york stock exchange and the cme gr

. ♪ now here's lou dobbs, keep it on fox business. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. top stories, most americans, it seems, are sleepwalking as this nation is threatened by the deep state takeover of the justice department and the fbi. political leadership has overwhelmed both the department and the agency as they conspire to delegitimize and overthrow the president of the united states. and the leaders of both congress and senate have been complicit as they have stood by silently in the face of obvious and unrelenting efforts to subvert the trump presidency. the once-storied fbi is now in crisis. its leadership has proved to be as inept as it is corrupt, unable to mount a defense against russian information warfare, incapable of halting mass shootings and terrorism. and failing to win criminal convictions under the leadership of fired fbi director james comey. but their overreach and their abuse of power is on full display. federal authorities surveilled the president's personal attorney, michael cohen, in the weeks before the fbi's outrageous raid on cohen's home, o

fox business blake burman on the story standing by at the white house. i was looking at two ways of doing this. number one the ball now in north korea's court or number two, advantage president trump. could be one or both, right? >> yeah, mike pompeo, the secretary of state, was testifying on capitol hill and sort of pushed back on the motion it was the north koreans that are driving this the administration very clearly feels as you saw from the letter from the president today that it is the president who made this decision as it was told to me earlier today the vice president mike pence who got called out overnight was very supportive of this decision but at the end of the day it is president trump who decides what to do and in this case it was him, the president, who made the ultimate call to pull out of this summit on june 12. he used the word "tone" liz. there were a couple different tones sent from the president today. on the one hand he said there was a good dialogue between the u.s. and the north koreans. he said hopefully this will all work out.

eastern on fox business on "countdown to the closing bell" is, do you foresee in a couple of years, maybeof berkshire's retail businesses ceasing to exist? can't wait to hear what he says about that. if he is being honest, quite possibly if they don't handle these things properly, he has diamond and furniture companies, 63 companies total, many of them insurance. it has been really fascinating to hear how he looked at the world and ad knitted he certainly missed amazon jeff bezos train there. speaking of trains, boy we have the party train here at 3:00 p.m. eastern. charlie monger, vice-chair of berkshire hathaway will join us. that is our 10th year in a row. fox business began this tradition. there is surprise guest. so-called year of the woman. the woman arguably been the most important woman in warren buffett's life for the past 65 years straight. then, neil, the succession plan. we caught up with one of the two lieutenants that buffett has given a lot of attention to, a lot of power too, greg able. and greg able and ajit jain. they don't seek the spot light. we caught up with greg abl

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phil flynn, fox business contributor, watching all action from oil and gold from the cme. nick -- nicole, wan to start with you. what was the action like today. >> that is one of reasons why the dow jones industrial average could not clock in another win earlier this morning. the dow was up 10 of 11 trading days but couldn't hold on to gains of 70 points. got off earlier lows of 130 points. ended somewhere in the middle. tech and telecom showed weakness. the dow was down as well as s&p and nasdaq. you know what the small cap, russell, we discussed yesterday another record all-time high for the russell 2000. all this as oil gained. phil will hit that. look at cisco systems. tech and telecom has been a laggard. topping estimates with the outlook somewhat tepid. the stock down 3.7%. the country is in transition from legacy tech company moving to cyber and internet. 10-year bond yields moving to highs today. that is worth noting as the u.s. dollar showed strength once again. we've had the dollar at 2018 highs this week. there is a look at 10-year bond yield. 3.11%, highest sin

twenty-first century fox, parent of fox business, just reporting profits. ok at this story, comcast wants to go toe-to-toe with walt disney over buying twenty-first century fox studio and tv assets, certain of them. all-cash bid. comcast's stock under pressure. could be the world's most indebted corporate borrower to do all of this, including buying sky. 170 billion in debt possibly there. nicole petallides in thick action on the floor of the stocks exchange. >> gains across the board. dow jones industrial average up 182 points. the s&p 500 gained a full percentage point. some energy stocks leading the way on the dow as oil moved above $71 a barrel. the highest levels since 2014 since on the heels of yesterday when president donald trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal. we also saw twenty-first-century-fox come out with the quarterly numbers after the bell, the parent of the fox business network. beating on revenue, miss on earnings per share. the stock at 52-week high yesterday. walmart won the battle over india's flipkart. the stock sold off. betting o

the host of that fox business program later apologized. but there's another apology mccain still has yet to receive: one from the president who famously questioned mccain's past during the campaign. >> he's not a war hero. >> he is a war hero. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. >> mary bruce with us live tonight from washington. mary, we know the white house put a statement overnight saying they respect mccain's service to the country and his family is in their prayers. we saw when the white house was asked how someone like this remained employed, how did they respond? >> the white house said very little. no public apology. one source told us that aid did call meghan mccain to apologize. that aid kelly sadler tonight is still employed at the white house. david? >> mary bruce, thank you. >>> we're following severe storms at this hour. just as millions prepare to mark mother's day weekend. they move into tonight and tomorrow. for new york city it's round two after last night's lightning storm. fi

on behalf of ourla. , new york, kansas-based crews at team fox business, we're signing off.ou tomorrow back in new york. david: we were worried a little bit about the market going into the red but it didn't. three in a row. the dow ending higher for the third straight day. well off session highs. but it came off the end of the day. all of the major averages ending the day higher. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the markets but weigh have much more coming up this hour. will he stay or will he go? uk foreign minister boris johnson meeting right now with vice president pence at the white house in a last-ditch

he got thanked for the comments on fox business. statement. >> yeah. >> the president doesn't say anything about these things because he said the same kinds of things himself. >> yeah. >> what does it mean to the men and women who fight these wars and is now have to hear this kind of talk at home? >> veterans don't think it's okay. they are outraged. it doesn't seem to be bubbling up in the community in that way. there is another piece of this. men and women are fighting overseas. they say is this what's happening back home. it is is demoralizing on this level. it is factually inaccurate. torture doesn't work. we should know by now torture doesn't work. it puts our troops in harm's way, sets a bad precedent. thousands of soldiers gave up because they knew if they were captured they would be treated welby americans. if you implemented torture, people will fight to their dying breath. that makes it harder for our troops. i think most american troops want the same thing. why make it harder for them? that is a different angle on torture

now joining me for this fox business legal analyst gregg jarrett, author of new book, the russia hoax: th the scheme toi would like that add to that. by any means necessary. that is what we're finding out, that doj put a spy in trump campaign, it has never been done before, by any means necessary they are out to frame donald trump. >> if there was any doubt that americans had that comey and his minions at fbi were out to destroy trump, frame him for crimes he did not commit, this should convince him, not only an undercover informant a mole, trying to get people to say something incriminating to entrap them, and using these national security letters to avoid a war an from a -- warrant from a judge, which they likely knew they could not get. allowing them to gain records of telephone calls that were made and messages sent. >> i want to get to instrument they used, i was unaware of, i -- >> it is secret. >> i want to focus on the spy story, we heard about this, incredibly by glen simpson, founder of gps, came out with information he heard that doj had a spy in trump administration, how t

. >> let's run a clip of what happened on fox business earlier today. the subject is john mccain and torture. >> she can't use it anymore because it is -- we have determined in congress it is not legal. john mccain, it worked. we called him song bird zwaan. those methods can work and it is effective -- >> the host of that hour on fox business has apologized for that comment being made on his air at all. he said he couldn't hear it live because they were talking in his ear. this is what "the hill" is reporting. mocked it the day after the opposition to president's trump nominee to cia director. special assistant made the comments about two dozen communication staffers on thursday morning. it doesn't matter, he is dying anyway. according to a source familiar with the remarks at the meeting. peter, i don't know what my question is other than when did we become this? when did this become okay to have in the public dialogue? >> let's remember, it was donald trump himself who said in the 2016 election campaign he didn't particularly think much of john mccain

fox business will be all over that. charles payne is coming up. he's here now with making money. charles: the major averages tumbling big time today as global elites continue to attempt to ignore the will of citizens in was political turmoil in italy where euro skeptics are the majority. abc is canceling their hit show "roseanne" following her racist tweets. this happened on the same day starbucks closed thousands of its stores to have anti-bias training. here to help break down all of these moving parts, adam shapiro. reporter: lit's talk about what happened with roseanne. the talent agency fired her as well. one of the top shows on television, renewed by abc. abc put out a statement in which they said roseanne's twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show. there were several tweets about several people. george soros, chelsea clinton and it was this tweet, muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby equals valerie jared. valerie jared who is going to appear on a town hall on a competing network, says

the assets do not include fox news channel, fox business channel, fox broadcasting, and other properties is your business flash update. coming up, the fomc minutes will be released shedding some light on the fed. we will tell you what to focus on. this is bloomberg. ♪ rg. ♪ ♪ amanda: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm amanda lang in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. the fed is set to release minutes from its policy meeting at the top of the hour. what are the key items you should be on the lookout for? let's ask carl riccadonna, chief u.s. economics. i'm curious about the word symmetrical when it comes to their inflation link which. why did they have to add that? carl: it is interesting how the fed adopted the inflation language in the last meeting statement. i think this is giving us a clue as to what the discussion behind the scenes will look like that we will see in the minutes. toy are getting close finally hitting their inflation target of 2%, according to the pce deflator. the headline deflator got there ahead of the last meeting. the fed did not declare mission accomplished

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eastern time right here on fox business. turning to dow retreating and u.s. crude slipping, following president saying, he will announce his decision on iran nuclear deal, saying, i will announce our decision from white house at 2 p.m. as president trump slams former obama state john kerry for -- saying, united states does not need john kerry's possible illegal shot of diplomacy on the very badly negotiated iranian deal, he is th one that created mess, former senator joe lieberman admitting that kerry went too far. >> a story, logan act has not been enforced for a long time. john kerry is not numbers areiating on be-- negotiates on behalf of the u.s., what he is doing is unappropriate. take two former secretary of states canny rice, who opposes it and hillary clinton who supported it, neither one is going around talking to the iranians and europeans and frying to i guess convince them to not be affected by the current trump administration. a duly elected administration, i hope that john kerry stops. john: john kerry's tenure was mixed, i think that would be f

joining us tonight, byron york, chief political choorn correspof the washington examiner, fox businesse basically gave the mueller team a come to glory moment. basically saying that they were lying, that they were working against the president of the united states. and really weren't interested all that much in paul manafort no matter what they said. >> i think this was a really important moment. because it's the first time we've gotten any indication that a judge is unhappy with the mueller investigation and thinks maybe it's going too far. paul manafort has been trying to make this point for a long time. because if you look at the original charging document for the mueller investigation, mueller was assigned to look into any possible coordination between russia and the trump campaign. manafort has been saying, look, if i'm accused of laundering money in ukraine in 2006, it doesn't have anything to do with this. so far he's gotten nowhere but he seems to have gotten somewhere with judge le ellis. lou: and the fact of the matter is, this makes no sense. manafort owed sins if there are

interesting, great job welcome to fox business family. >> thank you. liz: tim cook involved in president trump's fare trade fight with china, president pushing back on china. china doubling down. experts saying u.s. growth will not be hurt by the trade fight, trump will make dollars. and dollar amount of tariff is small versus the size of the global economy. u.s. trade delegation will travel to china this week. apple, revenues up 20%. year-over-year. china is not only one of apple's biggest markets if are iphone device, but the component production for its devices are some of thed in -- manufactured in china, they are in bulls of the the tariffs, jonathan hoenig and michael lee, jonathan? >> this company has succeeded because of trade with china. i tell you any tariff, i don't care how small administration said they are has an impact on apple and its massive global supply chain. we manufacture the ideas, in california, they assemble in china, it is a series of win-win-win. stock is up after hours, if we talk trade war that company could go lower. liz:

the host of that fox business program later apologized. but there's another apology mccain still has yet to receive. one from the president who famously questioned mccain's past during the campaign. >> he's not a war hero. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. >> mary bruce, abc news, washington. >>> tonight free empty police are recovering a body found in the marshlands off the city's shore. a hiker took police to the body found around 4:00 this afternoon. alameda county coroner's office officials used a specialized boat to reach the body. >>> new details about an officer involved shooting overnight. no one was hit but one of the suspects was hurt nonetheless. >> reporter: san francisco police say it began with a car burglary here at steiner's street and gary boulevard around 9:00 a.m. the 21-year-old ran where he got into a parked vehicle. >> we're not confirming its status as to whether it's stolen or not at this point. >> reporter: police say he drove to the nearby 1500 block where he collided wi

joining me, a fo fox business foreign policy expert dr. walid phares.resident's decision to withdraw the united states from the iran deal. your reaction? >> lou, what president trump has done today is historic. he changed live on tv u.s. foreign policy in a different strategic direction. we have stopped paying iran. we stopped sending and transferring money from iran. iranian regime was using that money to purpose weapons from russia including anti-aircraft and anti-missile, and he sent a message to the president, to the gulf. to the world. after that he's stwangtd region against this expansionism of iran. but there is something else. he's sending a message to the europeans. he's saying okay, you want to do business with iran, good and do it. american economy or iranian economy, you decide. lou: the president making this decision against the counsel of french president macron and angela merkel of germany, and today secretary of state kerry. did i neglect to mention his name? the former president barack obama saying president trump is making a terrible m

we'll check in with the fox business network with all the market moves. rst, fox extreme weather alert. record heat scorching the southwest. phoenix, 106 yesterday. a new day for may 6. adam klotz live in the fox extreme weather center. it's 106 for six months there? >> seems like it. yeah, 106 in phoenix today. a lot of spots running to the middle 100s. is this typical? actually not. we don't break 100 until about may 12th. guess what? today is going to be another hot day. we're seeing maybe not as white spread heat warnings. we'll top out at 102. more "shepard smith reporting" after the break. first, we head to vermont. and go to our coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good, he asks? let me show you. let's go. so we climb. hike. see a bear. woah. reach the top. dave says dark magic is a bold blend of coffee with rich flavors of uganda, sumatra, colombia and other parts of south america. like these mountains, each amazing on their own. but together? magical. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee

fox business that there is no definitive agreement in the talks remain at a 40,000 vote level. i guess treasury secretary stephen mnuchin to verify. >> secretary rice has to go over and turn that into a signed piece of paper with companies as i've described. this is not a government to government purchase order. we have an agreement as to what will be executed as secretary rice is going over there next week. >> we can expect more agriculture. >> absolutely. dirty 5% to 40% increases in the near future. >> larry kudlow also echoed mnuchin comments in which mnuchin said the trade was put on hold pitch and has agreed to not go forward with retaliatory measures that he would not say how long that might last. back to you in new york. gerri: blakeman thank you for that. secretary mnuchin to get more about the trade negotiations when he testifies on his department's budget today. turning to president trump site to meet with president boone said for three weeks ahead of a planned meeting between president

well, fox business alert for you, be ware before you eat breakfast, massive salmonella outbreak affectingllion eggs just got worse, tracee carrasco from sister network fox business. >> good morning, health, 12 more people have gotten sick with salmonella, total to 35 people. 11 of them have been hospitalized. this, of course, as you said 2, 00 million eggs have been recalled. they are traced back to indiana-based rose acres farms specifically from one to have farms fa.s in north carolina, so far the states affected, california, florida, new jersey, new york, north carolina, pennsylvania, south carolina, west virginia, there's the map on your screen right there. sold under multiple brand names in wal-mart and food lion stores, restaurants as well, so definitely be careful if you're eating eggs anywhere in one of those states. heather: i was in north carolina and i had deviled eggs. i should have listen today you. tracee: hopefully you will be okay. heather: i was not okay and i will leave it at that. tracee: they are known as being ultra low cost, but there will be introducing wi-fi capabi

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fox business numbered dagen mcdowell. pwc partner mitch roschelle and president of miss lansky and partners lee carter. good morning, everybody. let's talk about this morning. new comments in your the restrictions from the white house on china trade. this is what we've been talking about a couple weeks. national security issues, the crown jewel as they are called, trying to stop the forced transfer of technology and the best intellectual property. >> that's the most important issue is i.t. in the fact that china has plans to grow certain industries leveraging our property, not their own. it's a big issue. dagen: it's a big issue, but $50 billion in imports, terrace on the $50 billion will be released by june the 15th at the same time you have europe looking to the u.s. to get them continue that exemption on this deal and aluminum terrace. they are threatening the united states for 3.2 billion in retaliatory tariffs on american goods. also the threat of car import tariffs on cars imported into the united states. look at th