cheryl? >> some until sunday we heard earlier madison thank you very much we appreciate that live report. well, what was supposed to be one of the happiest days of their lives torn apart by hurricane ian. country music artist jay allen and kelly morgan were planning on getting married over the weekend in fort myers beach before the category 4 hurricane devastated that area. now, jay is planning a benefit concert, and jay allen joins me now. jay? oh, timing, obviously, for your wedding, but fort myers, this area is close to your heart , as well as to your fiancees heart. talk about what you went through >> yeah, we're actually supposed to get married object 1 so just a couple days ago. we've been going down to fort myers for years. it's our home away from home. we started going to island hop per fest performing a couple years back and fell in love with the area so when my mother passed away, a lady stepped up and filled that role of mom for me and they actually own the wedding venue that we we

cheryl kansa kasoni in for liz . liz: we have an eye on energy as opec and non-opec partners agreed to cut oil production by 2 million barrels per day to boost prices and major policy reversal for the alliance and major pain for consumers at the pump. crude oil, wti up 6.16% and west texas crude rising to three week high with 11% in the past week and investors weigh the impact and cut oil on pace for the best week in seven months. prices still down though from over $120 a barrel. we hit that marker back in june but again, we are higher right now a little more than 1.5% with oil at $87.90. shares of top oil and gas producers reacting favorably to the decision. exon as you can see is higher by about 4.5%. haliburton, pioneer, phillip 66 apache helping to prop up the rest of the major averages as well and this is the sector to watch today is the energy sector. now, the broader market recovering from the lows of the session, the dow at one point down 430 points at one point during the day. right now dow is up by 55 and t

cheryl? cheryl: all right. casey stegall, thank you for that live report, casey, appreciate it. >>> now to another candidate deep in campaign mode with just over a month until the midterms. new jersey republican congressman jeff van drew. congressman, it's always good to speak with you. what's to your biggest takeaway from casey's report? >> the biggest takeaway is that governor abbott's going to win. the biggest take is that governor abbott is right on point. in other words, you know, it's wonderful for these people in elitist areas, wealthy areas to say that these small towns just have to take in tons, thousands, millions of undocumented, illegal individuals, but that, boy, we sure won't have them in our community even though they say they're sanctuary areas. that's my takeaway. my takeaway is that we have a ton to do to make this border issue better. i can go into all of that, if you want. cheryl: sure. okay, no, no, no. so border is definitely top of mine for you. it seems the voters agree with you as well.

right, cheryl? cheryl: yeah. my work is about to justify itself with a market rally over the next hour. [laughter] charles: sounds good. cheryl: market alert right now, take a look at this. the fed whisperer giving stocks a boost as we enter the final hour of trade. dow is higher by 637 points. s&p up higher by 73, nasdaq up by 194 points. all of the major averages trying to snap a two-day losing streak as the dow remains on track for its third consecutive weekly gain. stock toes reversing earlier losses after fed whisperer nick timiraos of the "wall street journal" reported some fed official officials have begun signaling their desire to slow down the pace of rate hikes after the november meeting. we are expecting at least for the november meeting a 75 basis point increase. markets cheering the possibility that the fed, led by chairman jay powell, will reconsider its aggressive policy stance as treasury yields fall if their highs. but other factors driving the market as well. investors considering a slew of corp

cheryl casone with details now. cheryl. cheryl: well, maria, that's here we go. more than a foot and-a-half of snow falling across parts of michigan and wisconsin yesterday, marquette, michigquen got 18 inches he over two days, making it the city's third snowiest october on record. great, here we go. winter. the same system bringing frigid temperatures to the east coast again today. well, , two ir air force fightes intercepting russian bombers over al alaska. this comes as tensions rise between washington and moscow as the biden administration continues to supply humanitarian and a military aid to ukraine in its war with russia. well, amazon employees in a warehouse near albany, new york rejecting an effort to unionize, the result delivering a major blow to the amazon labor union looking to organize workers at the retail giant at several locations after a landmark vote in staten island earlier this year. amazon releasing a statement saying it's glad the workers chose to keep a direct relationship with the company p. there's amazon, stock is up almost three quarte

it is hurting american families. >> cheryl: and over the summer, he went to the saudis, you know, . we have seen oil move higher this week, up plus we got this week is a big factor in this. >> carley: cheryl, thank you. bring in david, senior economist at pro fossil fuel institute for energy research. good morning, you heard cheryl mention the president is considering that ban on offshore drilling despite the fact gas prices are going up, there is concerns they could go up more, looking at situation where the president could limit oil and gas production at home even more while asking venezuela to pump more. when asked if he'll do that, he said to a reporter, there are a lot of alternatives, we haven't made up our mind yet which avenue we want to go. what do you make of all of this? >> senator cotton is right, they are doing everything to prevent response to higher prices and going hat in hand to countries we're not too friendly with. from inauguration day, he congressmanseled a pipeline that could have come on very shortly, that would have been half of the opec cut they are complain

also, the attempted murder ofjoseph nee and cheryl korbel on the 22nd of august 2022. cashman additionally has been charged with two counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life. i have further authorised the police to charge paul russell, 40, from snowbury road west derby, with assisting an offender. i, on behalf of cps mersey cheshire, have authorised the charges following a review of a file of evidence received from merseyside police. the defendant's first court appearance will take place at liverpool magistrates on monday the 3rd of october. our thoughts are with 0livia pratt—korbel�*s family at this time. the crown prosecution service reminds all concerned that criminal proceedings against the defendants are now active and that they have a right to a fair trial. it is extremely important that there should be no reporting, commentary, orsharing of information online which could in any way prejudice these proceedings. and i will now hand over to mark who will say a few words. thank you. as maria has just outlined, today, we have charged an indi

also the attempted murder of cheryl korbel and joe _ attempted murder of cheryl korbel and joe sydney on august 20 2022. cashnran— and joe sydney on august 20 2022. cashman additionally has been charged — cashman additionally has been charged with two counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life. i have further authorised the police to charge paul russell, _ authorised the police to charge paul russell, 40, from newbury road, west derby, _ russell, 40, from newbury road, west derby, for— russell, 40, from newbury road, west derby, for assisting an offender. i on irehalf— derby, for assisting an offender. i on behalf of cps mersey cheshire have authorised the charges following the review of a file of evidence — following the review of a file of evidence received from merseyside police _ evidence received from merseyside police. the defendants' first court appearance will take place at liverpool magistrates on monday, october _ liverpool magistrates on monday, october 5 — liverpool magistrates on monday, 0ctober3. 0urthoughts liverpool magistrates on monday

cheryl casone is here with more, >> cheryl: good morning. interesting to talk about are we or aren't we in a recession? two quarters of negative growth says recession, longstanding definition of recession. if you're president joe biden and democrats, you don't want to say that, here is what the president had to say instead. >> president biden: i don't think there will be recession, if there is, it will be a slight recession. >> you said a slight recession is possible? >> it is possible. it is possible. >> cheryl: possible or maybe we're already in one, we've had two negative reads on gdp. tomorrow we will get consumer price index big report. august 8.3%, tomorrow we're expecting 8.1%. the target is 2%, a wide disconnect right now. are more rate hikes coming? yes, future markets pricing in 90% probability of three basis point hike. >> carley: when will this end? not for a while. the president talking about gas prices and saudi arabia saying they will cut production, he says because of that, consequences are coming. >> cheryl: what are we goin

cheryl casone from fox business is here. >> cheryl: the nation's most popular loan, 30-year if i canned has highest rating since july of 2007. payments doubled since last year, according to red fin, the mortgage jumped by 15%, $337, this mostly relates to first-time homebuyers seeking new loans, since most prefer the 30-year fixed. for home sellers, advice is loud and clear, adjust your asking price and do it quickly, potential homebuyers are getting cold feet. several experts and analysts say that and i've been saying that for a long time. >> carley: update on schools, critical race theory, what is going on? >> cheryl: push from the biden administration could change what your kids learn in school. proposed 2023 budget includes provision for community school program focused on embedding culturally relevant teaching style and restorative justice practices, according to coalition for community schools that coalition front and center on the doe website. critical race theory comes from culturally responsive pedogogy. >> signals she is going to be the model candidate for president, she will

>> cheryl: it was a split second. others have used the logo and they sent say anything. >> todd: serious story, let me say in joking context if the giants tried to sue me, i would counter sue for 44 years of pain and you have issering. >> cheryl: you won on sunday, what are you talking about? >> todd: one game, 44 years. skeet shoot kicks off today at nashville gun club, proceeds go to military nonprofits. >> carley: fox nation host abby hornacek live to talk about this incredible event. love the overalls on tim right there, american flag overalls, can't beat it. this is an incredible event, tell us about it. >> yeah, tim is outdoing us with his outfit. this is an amazing event, this is third annual, you have raised a ton of money, tell us what you are doing today. >> sporting clay shoot, come around and there is a concert and barbecue, hang out with troops, i heard there is a helicopter landing, about the most american event of all time, 100% of proceeds, no board we pay, important to give the money balk to special o

cheryl, thank you. more on the housing data coming up in the w word on wall street and check out american scream night at 9:00 p.m. eastern.esday james, lee, ryan, stay right there. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. and good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks very much for being here this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, october 19th. it is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. house speaker nancy pelosi dismissing new polling that the economy and crime are the top issues heading into the midterm elections. watch this. >> first of all, let me say that i think that much of what you've said i don't agree with, that is to say the new york times poll i think is an outlier poll, you cite one poll but all the other polls. >> it's also the real clear politics average is showing similar issues. >> it wasn't that big a sample. i dismiss that. since congress adjourned i've been in an average of five states. maria: this as california families watch two thieves ransack their orange cou

great stuff thanks so much, catch cheryl on "american dream home" tonight 9 pm he even, new episodes "american dream home" october 19th you do not want to miss it "mornings with maria" next hour begins right now. . good wednesday morning thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo it is once, october 12, top stories 8:00:02 east coast, inflation higher rates recession taking a backseat this morning to rally in stocks ahead of third quarter dow industrials up 137, s&p up 23 nasdaq higher by 96, we are headed into third-quarter earnings reportedly, kicks off major banks tomorrow we are looking ahead this morning to inflation data as well as a big week for data september producer price index out 20 minutes economists expecting ppup 2/10 of a percent month -- of month 8.4% year ever year september he fed minutes 2 pm eastern consumer price index out tomorrow real sales friday a lot of data to chew on for investors, yesterday, the s&p and nasdaq finished down a fifth session in a row dow higher snapped 4 day losing streak gain 36 nasdaq down 115 at 4:00 on wall stree

>> cheryl: they could with policy change. president biden wants to stop offshore drilling, it is taking away regulation in states like california, which are regulation happy when it comes to energy production and gas prices, one of the biggest reasons we've seen headline inflation numbers jump so much. 3.92 this morning. california is double in the $6 and change area. >> ainsley: doing so great on american dream home, it is so different but it ties together, homes and buying houses, it is fun and the lineup changes next week. >> cheryl: we have new shows, duck dynasty is coming to join us, microis coming back and stuart varney is back and myself on american dream home, coming back next week for a brand-new season. i love the stories, they come from humble beginnings and we go to places that are not headline cities, smaller places where you get more bang for your buck. >> ainsley: going to north myrtle beach. >> cheryl: and galveston, texas and hawaii. >> ainsley: so proud of you and fox business network. check in with janice

casone from fox business has details, good morning. >> cheryl: president biden attacking republicans while speaking at the dnc in washington, listen. >> president biden: doubling down to benefit the wealthy, republicans are going to crash the economy. >> cheryl: interesting pivot as the president seems to acknowledge what we're seeing in the polls, 89% of voters are worried about inflation. then the president went on to speak about his student loan bailout. listen. >> president biden: get $10,000 written off, it is in effect. >> cheryl: white house had to clarify his remarks that the president was referring to inflation reduction act which reduced deficit by hundreds of millions of dollars, no republicans voted for the inflation reduction act in the house or senate, where it passed by the vote of president harris. the president created the student loan and it is being challenged in the courts. >> todd: he had specifics to his confusion, passed by vote or two, it wasn'ts a vote. >> carley: inflation reduction act gave money to student loan stuff, blah, blah, blah. >> cheryl: $10,000 c

thank you, cheryl. cheryl: you bet. maria: meanwhile, gentleman abpan urging -- japan urging residents to take shelter after north korea fired a ballistic missile over the country, the first time it happened in five years. the u.s. condemning north korea. a spokesperson calling the test destabilizing. today gentleman ban's prime minister -- gentleman pap's prime minister -- japan's prime minister will speak with joe biden. with us now, general jack keane. thank you for being here. your thoughts on this missile from north korea. >> this has been the most active year of firing missiles in north korea's history, five in the last 10 days. and certainly they fired an intermediate range ballistic missile back in january and they also fired icbms so they're going back to the full range of testing. actually, most analysts believe that they're planning to test a seventh nuclear weapon device, something they haven't done in a number of years. so what's really going on here, well, north korea's clamoring for attention as they alwa

cheryl: she will i never be forgotten. so us and i, will never say goodbye, but what i will say, is good night, love you, see you in the morning. our thoughts today are with olivia's mum and dad, cheryl and john, and their families who, throughout the last few weeks, have shown incredible strength, courage and dignity. another man, 40—year—old paul russell, has also been charged in connection with the shooting, accused of assisting an offender. both men will appear at liverpool magistrates' court on monday. a huge clean—up operation is underway in florida in the wake of hurricane ian. dozens of people are feared to have lost their lives, while many thousands of homes and businesses have been destroyed. before—and—after aerial pictures have revealed the scale of the devastation in coastal areas of south west florida. causeways linking many islands to the main land have been washed away, cutting off entire communities. azadeh moshiri reports. storm ian's strong winds and heavy rain have left parts of the carolinas

. >> cheryl: exactly. we're seeing it in wisconsin, michigan, nevada, we are seeing them not just getting -- putting money behind candidates, these are political committees, actually democratic committees in the states in particular, spending millions. >> carley: always follow the money. >> todd: this has been happening since before we were born, you are right. my mom used to tell me, when she was a teacher before we were born, new jersey education association, if she didn't agree, she still had to pay, that was the law back in the day. >> cheryl: chris christieshg went against the teachers unions. >> carley: and new jersey possibly starting to turn pink maybe light blue. >> todd: cheryl, thank you, latest fok news power rankings show republicans gaining ground in northeast districts like carley mentioned. "wall street journal" says democrats are losing midterm because of far left policies. trump presidency caused many to lose their minds, democrats most of all. opposition to trump became the party's self-

cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl. cheryl: that's right, maria, the president will meet with florida governor ron desantis, more than 3,000 floridans are still in the dark this morning as recovery efforts continue. hurricane ian is being blamed for 84 deaths so far. meanwhile forecasters keeping close eye in atlantic where two tropical disturbances have formed. you want to stay with fox weather for continuing coverage of this, go to fox weather.com, you can download the app there. former president trump filing an emergency appeal of the u.s. supreme court. the lawyer asking justices to review part of appeals order dealing with classified document that is were seized in florida home. an appeals court ruled the justice department could continue to review classified documents as part of criminal investigation. to be clear trump's legal team is not trying to stop the investigation into roughly 100 documents, instead they are asking that they be part of the special master's review to ensure fairness. well, releasing new sur

but the thing is i'm looking forward to spending time with cheryl. people need to know how amazing this young woman is. i mean, not only is she a pro dancer and probably the best there's ever been after 26 seasons, but i mean as a life experience learning things from cheryl is just -- i can't wait to just hang out with her now and not have to balance at the same time. >> not have to be like dance mom cheryl and be friend cheryl again. >> exactly. >> we had such a great time watching you, sam. what people don't know is that had you made it, you told me, look for the golden collar and the chaps. now we'll never see them. >> wait, what? tcng "dancing with the ae but y stars." >> i'm wearing it now, lara. i'm wearing it now. >> i know you are. it's because it's tuesday. the two-night event on monday and tuesday, 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific only on disney+. samuel, cheryl, thanks and congratulations. >> i'm going to miss watching sam. >>> you know, we're going to move on. we are rolling into our new series this morning and i'm going to make my way to becky

. >> carley: cheryl casone has more, good morning. >> cheryl: wow, it was a tough moment for john fetterman on the debate stage. the topic of fracking and whether or not he supports it. listen. >> i've always supported fracking. >> there is 2018 interview, you said i don't support fracking at all. >> oh, i do support fracking and i don't -- i don't -- i support fracking and i standard and i do support fracking. >> cheryl: quick fact check revealing he spoke out against fracking in 2016 and 2018. here is one example from 2016, i support moratorium on fracking on pennsylvania and you spoke with laid off keystone pipeline worker for his reaction. >> i have a lot of co-workers and good friends in pennsylvania who depend on natural gas industry and mr. fetterman said he wanted to be a senator for everyone in pennsylvania and i'm wondering if he will go to bat for those men and women or play ball with the green liberals who seem to want to destroy everything to do with oil and gas in this country? >> cheryl: yeah, look, autoa hot topic for pennsylvania, in particular. also other states going back

also, the attempted murder ofjoseph nee and cheryl korbel on the 22nd of august, 2022. olivia was shot when a gunman burst into her home in in the liverpool suburb of dovecot in august. he'd been chasing another man and they both ran through the front door which olivia's mum cheryl had opened, wanting to see why there was so much noise outside. olivia's death has shattered the community where she lived. her mum, cheryl, gave the eulogy at her funeral, and the family continues to be supported by the police. cheryl: she will never be forgotten by us. - we will never say goodbye, but what i will say, is good night, love you, see you in the morning. our thoughts today are with olivia's mum and dad, cheryl and john, and their families who, throughout the last few weeks, have shown incredible strength, courage and dignity. another man, 40—year—old paul russell, has also been charged in connection with the shooting, accused of assisting an offender. both men will appear at liverpool magistrates�* court on monday. buckingham palace has confirmed that king charles will not

casone is here. >> cheryl: massive amount of debt the u.s. hold surpassing $31 trillion, first time in history that has happened. jumping during the covid pandemic and continues to balloon under biden admini administration. there are many examples here. the government spent $3.1 trillion more than it received back in 2020. for 2022, that number expected to be around $1 trillion. so republicans arguing voters are ready to see less spending and the programs are adding to record high inflation. fed expected to raise rates again in november, consensus we'll see 75-basis point hike at the meeting in november. >> carley: big news of the day is that opec meeting happening now and gas prices could go up as a result. >> cheryl: things are getting underway in vienna, we're waiting for that decision later this morning. international cartel of energy producers expected to cut barrels, that is dramatic increase and push gas prices higher. this morning wooerp sitting at $3.83, oil is trending over $86 a barrel now and the administration continues to blame

maria: cheryl you've got more on core. cheryl: talking about core that is what i want to go into here because they give break where this was unfortunately, if you look underneath core shelter things medical care motor vehicle insurance, household funishings not normal education in this as well if you go to food issue, year-over-year numbers i think what is surprising to me if you look at food at home, that is what most americans are dealing with day-to-day days that jump 13% month-to-month jump for food at home .7% food away from home, those numbers also really hot 8.5% year-over-year .9% month-to-month so again, the basic necessities, seeing a little bit of a drop, in fuel energy coast we expected that because of crude oil prices for the month i wand to remind everybody everybody next month, pushing 90 bikes a bhaerl last session this is from first three months september after in terms of get next report going to be he reflected inflation not going away a, anytime soon, again to dagen's point that new hit on core, that ne

right now third quarter gdp it is coming out, cheryl. cheryl: -- is the read that i am seeing for first reading of q3 gdp. 2.6%. that is he stronger than expected. also, getting durable goods in, right now for september strip out transport loss.5% durable goods orders 4% on headline that is weaker than expected month-to-month durable goods numbers for september coming in .4 we were looking for .6, weaker. if you trip out transports you have a weaker number on top of that, jobless claims coming in, job claims rising to 217,000, that is just slightly beneath initial claims estimates 220,000, continuing claims coming in, that actually rose 1.438 million. that is he stronger than expected higher than expected we are looking for 1.388 million, stephanie pomboy was talking about that the fact we had not seen these numbers cross yet, kind of showing, layoff announcements but where is the actual data from the government, going one more time sending back to you 2.6% our first read on third quarter gdp, reiterate a loss 1.6% q1, loss q2 now gain .

. >> i take that back from you cheryl, can't wait to see what that ring looks like. we'll check in with you a little bit later this evening. >>> vice president kamala harris was back home for a quick visit to bay area. the vp left san francisco just before 6:00 and expected to land in d.c. just after midnight. while here, she dropped by fort mason for a discussion on the environment and climate change and touched on efforts to make american infrastructure cleaner and urged people of all ages to stay engaged. >> the clock is ticking, and so it's not, i actually would suggest it also is not a luxury for any of us. we should each feel compelled as a matter of survival. >> after the event, the vp went straight to a fundraiser, not an official campaign event. but the visit does come amid a blitz from the white house ahead of the midterms. >>> antioch police need your help identifying a homicide victim, not by their face but by their jewelry. that's because the woman was burned after she was killed. the ring was on her right ring finger, and there, that metal necklace of t

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cheryl casone with all the details now. cheryl. cheryl: yeah, maria. a line of severe storms with heavy rain is threatening the northeast and mid atlantic now, flash flooding possible in parts of new york, pens pennsylvania d new evnew england. there's a big temperature drop, the storm has traveled through milwaukee and nashville prompting tornado warnings. thousands were left without you power. national weather service on the way to survey parts of wisconsin by the way for evidence of tornadoes touching down there. well, we are following breaking news out of connecticut this morning. two state police officers were fatally shot, another has serious injuries. this happened in bristol, connecticut, just after 11:00 p.m. last night. the crime scene in a residential area, about a half mile from espn's headquarters we're waiting on a press conference to begin to give us further details. we'll update the story as we t get more information for you. well, florida man with a lengthy criminal history charged with kidnapping after allegedly stealing a truck with

he'd been chasing another man and they both ran through the front door which 0livia's mum cheryl had opened, wanting to see why there was so much noise outside. 0livia's death has shattered the community where she lived. her mum, cheryl, gave the eulogy at her funeral, and the family continues to be supported by the police. cheryl: she will never be forgotten by us. - we will never say goodbye, but what i will say, is good night, love you, see you in the morning. our thoughts today are with olivia's mum and dad, cheryl and john, and their families who, throughout the last few weeks, have shown incredible strength, courage and dignity. another man, 40—year—old paul russell, has also been charged in connection with the shooting, accused of assisting an offender. both men will appear at liverpool magistrates' court on monday. president zelensky says the ukrainian flag is flying, once again, in the strategically important town of lyman in donetsk, a day after vladimir putin declared the eastern ukrainian region would be russian "forever". mr zelensky said fighting was still going on,

thanks, cheryl. cheryl: you bet. maria: president biden painting an uneven picture of his stance on vladimir putin's war in ukraine, here's what happened yesterday. >> i think he is a rational actor who is miscalculated significantly. he's acted brutally. i think he's committed war crimes. he in fact can not continue with impunity to talk about the use of a tactical nuclear weapon as if it's a rational thing to do. maria: ukrainian president president zelenskyy urging g-7 nations to provide air defense to implement a price cap on russian imports of oil and gas. joining me now former senior advisor to secretary of state mike pompeo and senior policy advisor, mary kissel is with us. great to see you. >> great to be with you. maria: assess the russia story for us right now. what do you make of biden saying he's a rational actor who miscalculated? >> well, i think he is a rational actor, maria, it's perfectly rational if you've invaded multiple countries over three presidential administrations, republican and democrat, a

. >> carley: latest clash weeks before the midterm election, cheryl casone is here with more. >> cheryl: good morning, group of senate democrats want biden administration to declare climate emergency, eight led by warren, markeshg y, writing the declar agsz would allow to go ahead, calling a national emergency, they want the president to create more regulations including more restrictive emission standards and investigating fossil fuel industry for quote, their quote, decades of lying. >> todd: who is threatening elon musk now? >> cheryl: same chinese commentator trying to shoot down nancy pelosi's plane in taiwan now targeting tesla ceo elon musk, former chief editor of global times twieting elon musk released his personality too much and believes too much of the u.s. and west freedom of speech, he will be taught a lesson. added screen shot of online poll that elon musk put up on the war. >> carley: speaking of using personality too much, enter lori lightfoot and exit companies. >> cheryl: she is ignoring problems in her city, we're learning another large corporation leaving chicago wh

cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl. cheryl: big beat for chevron, stock unmore than quarter percent. they came at 556 a share. adjusted number. street estimates were 41. that would have been a 62% jump year over year. we are looking at 70% plus jump year over year on through quarter earnings for chevron. earnings 556 revenue big, big beat, 66.64 billion. okay. the street was only looking for 58.22. that's about a 40% jump. stocks have jumped 51% this year also i want to say second highest profit recorded ever by the company. the second largest oil company in the country behind exxon mobile. those numbers are going to be crossing in about 12 minutes from now and net production right now they are saying 3.30 million barrels per day but again very strong numbers from chevron, oil prices have remained higher, maria, as you know and this could bode well for exxon's numbers which will be released in 12 minutes or so. maria: yeah, looks like they are talking about the permian basin being a big positive in the quarter for chevr

i mean, this is every parent's nightmare, cheryl. thank you so much for that. cheryl: you bet. maria: big tech complaining a dangerous role for the -- playing a dangerous role for the cartels at the southern border. drug dealers are using social media platforms like tiktok to help drug and human smuggling operations. this is an ad we're showing you on the screen. this is something i've been reporting for months since going to the border five times. now west virginia attorney general patrick morrisey is joining the fight and has been a leader in the fight. the ag of west virginia is with me now. patrick morrisey, good to see you. thanks very much for being here this morning. we were just showing an ad on screen and the ad says basically i've got $70,000, it's yours to transport migrants from mcallen, texas to houston in this tractor-trailer. what ends up happening is you've got 15 and 16-year-old american kids getting behind the wheel of a tractor-trailer like this, getting into speed chases with the police in texas as they jam in as many migrants as will fit in the truck. the t

cheryl casone has the details. cheryl: they're looking at a wednesday launch at noon. the launch has shifted a few times including the latest delay caused by hurricane ian. the crew includes two americans as well as a japanese and russian astronaut. their mission will take them to the international space station for six months. >>> well, moderna turning down a request from beijing to hand over the core intellectual property behind the development of its break lu covid-19 vaccine, handing over the technology is reportedly a prerequisite for selling the vaccine in china. moderna would still like to sell its product in china. in recent weeks they've shown interest in restarting talks, but they don't want to give away all of the intellectual property to the chinese. good for you. >>> the nfl is changing its concussion protocols after tua tag love v.a. suffered his second concussion in a week. the players association says modifications do need to be made, an investigation is ongoing. >>> finally this, moments ago we brought you the breaking news the sec busting, dagen, your

thank you, cheryl. >>> now for the story i've been waiting all morning for. the world series, the phillies defeating the astros in a thrilling game one. what an upset. abc's jay o'brien joins us live from houston with the highlights and a look ahead to game two tonight. good morning, jay. >> reporter: good morning. a roller coaster for fans last night at minute maid park. the phillies recapturing some of the magic of their unlikely wild card playoff run. this game featuring some big home runs, a tied game for awhile sending the players into extra innings with a dramatic conclusion. >> diaz bounces one to third for sosa, steps in, in time, and the phillies take game one. >> reporter: the underdog team from philadelphia beating the odds yet again, taking down the houston astros in game one of the world series. >> kyle tucker puts the astros on the board. >> reporter: the astros starting out strong after not one, but two home runs from slugger kyle tucker. >> kyle tucker! >> reporter: but the phillies fighting their way back. standout stars like catcher j.t. rea

ch ch cheryl casone has details. >> cheryl: 3054 officers have vowed to leave the departments, a 42% from last year. if numbers hold true to the end of the year over 4000 by the end of 2022. joe borelliunderstands why. >> we see police officers retire and not seeing people join the ranks in the same number. it is almost not worth it for new york police officers to be officers, everything is stacked against them. >> cheryl: this after 13th person was shoved in front of a subway train, this is david martin, he is feeling suicidal after this ordeal. martin's mother says he broke his collar bone and has no health insurance. the mayor's response stop wearing headphones or looking at your phone on the subway. >> carley: we got to change our behavior, got it. it is getting worse. let's talk about the minnesota ag, he claims he doesn't know anyone that supports defund the police, despite his own support. >> cheryl: keith ellison is under fire, he said, i don't know anybody who thinks we should defund the police. here is the problem, he was seen two days prior with representative ilhan omar,

cheryl casone with numbers right now. stock is up, cheryl, 2 and-a-half percent. cheryl: it is, maria. stock is up, as you can see. it's jumping here, dow component. we do have a double beat. you've got 69-cents coming in on earnings per share. the revenue story is also stronger, a beat on revenue, $11.1 billion. they're also giving us nice guidance which is i'm sure helping the stock as well, saying organic revenue for 2022, they're looking for revenue growth of 14 to 15%. they're also saying that basically that globally the story's a little bit stronger than in north america which i find interesting. i was looking at case volumes for the asia pacific region, that's a jump of 9%, case volumes north america a jump of 1% for coca-cola but raising the full year forecast really seems to be the strength we're seeing when it comes to coca-cola. this is a dow component and one of the largest companies in the world to be frank here so we wanted to get the numbers to you. still waiting on jetblue. i'll come back with those in a few minutes. maria: thank you so much. still

lot to talk about weatherwise as we go into this week, eva. >> all right, cheryl, thank you so much. >>> now to the war in ukraine, as residents flee the city of kherson ahead of the attempt to retake the city lost in the first days of the war. abc's britt clennett has more from kyiv. good morning, britt. >> reporter: good morning, eva. yeah, more signs of a russian retreat in the south. ukraine saying it continues to liberate villages in the south and in kherson. a resident in the regional capital telling abc news that the situation there is growing more desperate with shops, banks and cafes all closing en masse. this morning, as the war rages russia falling back, abandoning their positions in the south near the city of kherson around 20 miles from the russian-controlled dam that ukraine says putin's forces are threatening to blow up. russian authorities there now urging urgent evacuations. telling civilians to leave immediately. a russian-appointed official saying almost 25,000 have left already, fleeing on ferries, buses and trains with pets and personal belongings. they're giving

cheryl casone has the details. hey, cheryl. cheryl: dagen, good morning again. the president will be landing about 2:00 p.m. eastern time in puerto rico. that country still recovering from hurricane fiona, that island, which hit the island roughly two weeks ago, that storm. an estimated 100,000 people still without power there. meanwhile, in florida residents waiting as much as six hours to fill up gas tanks. more than one and-a-half million gallons of gas have been sent to southwest florida but the need is so great. the cleanup from hurricane ian will be long and expensive, more than 60 people are now confirmed dead from the storm in the united states and of also in cuba. well, the supreme court opening a new term today with new justijjustice making her debut e bench. the first on the docket is a massive environmental case. it could define the limits of the clean water act which gives the epa authority to regulate water pollution, one of several weighty cases the nation's highest court will consider during this term. well, forces in ukraine having the biggest v

cheryl and tina, i hear you saying you're worried about the right and ability to direct the education in being the primary influence in your children's life. tanisha i hear you talking about safety and specifically gun control. i'll put it to each of you in opposite starting with you, tanisha, do you share the concerns of cheryl and tina, do your friends that when your kids go to school, they're being taught things that you'd rather them not and you have very little control of what they're being taught? >> absolutely. as a matter of fact when the document went home about sex education, i opted out because i feel like i have very little control. some of the things that the children come -- i have twins actually and some of the things that they come home and ask, i'm definitely like i didn't teach you that. where did that come from? it's a big concern in addition to what i mentioned earlier, absolutely. will: right. on the opposite side. cheryl, do you hear people in your school sharing tanisha's concern about safety when you're sending your kids off to school? >> absolutesly and we rec

casone waiting on numbers, crossing now, cheryl. cheryl: dagen the employment cost index came in 1.2% that was actually in line, throw that out you were talking about it, spending coming in .6% this is consumption and coming in pce price next .he -- 6.2% year-over-year, .5%, coming in line month-to-month, core year-over-year, estimate 5.2%, core coming in 5.1%. so these are kind of in line everybody basically, let me go through give you every single number again let's go back to that employment cost, again coming in line dagen to your point that was very important that came in line at 1.2% the third quarter so that is entire three month picture, they also arrived spending from.6% to o.4 crossing now go to consumption spending stipt was .4% we came in .6%, you could say that is what consumers are paying for, paying higher prices, so a you could say that is really inflation story not really a good thing, but came in stronger than expected that .6%, that is for consumption and spending again for the month september, incomes coming in b

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webster naples tune in to american dream home tonight 9:00 pm eastern, right here fox business join cheryl tonight for "american dream home," dagen brian james stay right there next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. . good wednesday morning thanks very much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo it is wednesday october 26, top stories 8:01 east coast, today a profit slowdown weakest revenue growth five years at microsoft google seeing advertising revenue dlin five straight quarters slowing growth setting tone for stocks this morning, futures are indicating a decline aa at the start of trading worried about economic slowdown amidst declining fourth-quarter earnings boeing kraft hype out boeing double misearnings per share and revenue talking about charges, the stock down and now up, kraft hines double beat stock is up, about 4%, ford meta out after the closing bell shocksing stocks mikts. >> as to alphabet missed on top and bottom line weakest period since 2013, microsoft portfolioed worst quarter in two years giant on track to shave 100 points off dow the opening of trading befo

cheryl casone from fox business is here with more. >> cheryl: the band had to take extra jobs, the food is too much money. producer price index, another hit for the market yesterdays, came in harder than expected, 8.5%, we were looking for 8.4%. inflation, wholesale, diesel fuel prices up 9.1%, residential net gas 2.6%, eggs 16.7%, pork 5.5%, biggest jump in the report fresh and dry vegetables, 15.7% jump, prices paid at the wholesale level. some, if not all price increases are passed to consumers and today is the big one, the consumer price index for september. headline expectation is rise of 8.1%, most closely watched number that includes fuel and food, we get initial jobless claims today, all of these harder than expected numbers, last reads we'll get ahead of the midterm elections and the old adage, people when they vote about what they are feeling, that is what they are paying for rent, which we'll find out today, what they pay at the grocery store, wallet issue. >> todd: the economy, refusing to read the room or science, seattle going with vaccine mandates. >> cheryl: rejecting in

also, the attempted murder ofjoseph nee and cheryl korbel on the 22nd of august 2022. cashman additionally has been charged with two counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life. i have further authorised the police to charge paul russell, 40, from snowbury road west derby, with assisting an offender. i come on behalf of cps mersey cheshire, have authorised the charges following a review of a file of evidence received from merseyside police. the defendant's first court appearance will take place at liverpool magistrates on monday the 3rd of october. our thoughts are with 0livia pratt—korbel�*s family at this time. the crown prosecution service reminds all concerned that criminal proceedings against the defendants are now active and that they have a right to a fair trial. it is extremely important that they should be no reporting, commentary, orsharing of information online which could in any way prejudice these proceedings. and i will now hand over to mark who will say a few words. thank you. as maria has just outlined, today, we have charged an i

thanks very much cheryl reporting housing starts down better than 8% markets tumbled on news down 175 dow industrials higher rates the impact. >> it really confirms what i think most americans are feeling that we are in a recession, and, have been for awhile, the polling indicates as americans feel we are, i think this information confirms that, we leave it there andy great to have you this morning thanks so much staycomp with us. we'll be right back. . financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. maria: welcome back america fentanyl crisis, fentanyl killed 100,000 americans, poisoned them last year and a half epicenter where 24 is san francisco tenderloin district lauren simonetti, with more. >> i know you are in a different location they moved you because they were worried about your safety is that right. >> it is not safe to be in these areas maria, it really isn't, you have people users walking around hunched over looking like zombies, nef to report to crime for half a month when government checks run o

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cheryl casoni. this is a bit stronger than expected and there goes the market and that's the fed story. let's get to the unemployment rate. that coming in weaker than expected, 3.5%. remember, we were at 3.7% last month. expectations we were actually going to stay at 3.7. we are now at 3.5 right now. that is again the unemployment rate. let's go through and look at some of the other numbers that have crossed in here. goods producing jobs, 44,000. government jobs, a loss of government jobs of 25,000. average hourly earnings, 0.3%, a gain of 0.3% hourly earnings and the u6 rate, 6.7% on the u6 rate and that is -- we were 7% last month and now we're at 6-point -- what did i say? let's go to some of the other factory jobs. 22,000. again, factory jobs coming in at 22,000 and a loss of government jobs. we gained 40,000 jobs last month in the government sector and now we just lost 25,000. that's pretty darn interesting. labor force participation rate, 62.3%. 62.3% and, charles, you were looking at that and

he'd been chasing another man when they both ran through the front door, which olivia's mum cheryl had opened, wanting to see why there was so much noise outside. olivia's death has shattered the community where she lived. another man, a0—year—old paul russell, has also been charged in connection with the shooting, accused of assisting an offender. both men will appear at liverpool magistrates court on monday. judith moritz, bbc news. the cost—of—living crisis is hitting people living in rural areas harder than those living in towns and cities, according to a new report. the rural services network, says people in the countryside are spending more on essentials like heating, transport and housing. joanne writtle has more. like many rural villages, welshampton, near ellesmere, doesn't have mains gas. great—grandad ian fletcher relies on heating oil, and the price has shot up. we've no other alternative. we've got to buy the oil or we freeze, basically, and can't cook. so, we've got to make sure we have the oil in at all times. he gets a small discount through a community bulkâ€

cheryl casone with details now. cheryl: good morning. the jury handing down the verdict after less than 90 minutes of deliberating. anthony rap accused spacey of grabbing and a climbing on top of him at a party in new york city back in 1986 when rap was 14 and spacey was 26 but the jury concluded rap did not prove that spacey touched a sexual or of intimate part of him. chess grand master filing a $100 million lawsuit against the world champion and others for claims that the 19-year-old cheated in competition. he claims the defendants inflicted devastating damages by egregiously defaming him and unlawfully colluding to bar him from the professional chess world. he admitted to cheating on two occasions but he denies claims he cheated in a match earlier this year. grocery delivery app insta cart decided to push its highly anticipated ipo into 202, filing kv -- 2023, filing registration papers with the s.e.c. earlier this year and as of a few weeks ago was hoping to debut by the end of the year but the company recently changed course in the