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london. and francine lacqua. here s a picture from the boards i am francine lacqua. his a picture from the boards. there you go, 130. we were touching below 130 just about a half hour ago. crude oil at 42. the european stocks practically unchanged. just a little bit higher. because it is august and we are not seeing much volatility i want to say that u.s. volatility index down. let s get to the bloomberg first word news with near change it nejra: donald trump has laid out his plans for growth in the u.s. borrowing from traditional republican ideas by proposing tax cuts and looser regulations. he told the detroit economic club that he wants to simple five excessive business regulations and lift restrictions on the energy sector. he also says he wants lower corporate taxes and the biggest overhaul to the income tax cote since ronald reagan. cooks you cannot ever start a small business under the tremendous regulatory burden that you have today in our country. going to en ....
and, of course, kelly will be interested in this. who killed egan. we ve gotten more discussion. amc has if the new thing coming out. we ll have plenty of questions with norman reedus. we ve got an interview with howard schultz, ceo, about his push of starbucks to china. and you saw it live here on cnbc. donald trump wrapping up the news conference after clinching the nomination. we ll talk energy among other things coming up. ceo at the happiest place on earth isn t hopeful with bernie sanders. we ll tell you what s going on with this one coming jup let s start with u.s. foods, their initial offering, and how that may help the ipo thaw a little bit. mary thompson on the floor. hawaii, mary. hi, bill. things were quiet but now it s hopping. u.s. foods was one of four stocks to make their debut here at the new york stock skparng. let s take a look at where it s trading right now. it priced at 23, which is toward the high end of the range, but it s up ever since ....
and what do you think of the sign of de-risking? you are have seen a lot of the trade assets out there, and you have n the treasuries rallying and gold rallying and the utilities ralin inlying, an is an indication of the investors being in a defensive position. are you better served to get to the cusp of the new highs and then you find a lot of people are playing defense again, and josh, what is going on? well, i guess that i reject the premise that this is some of kind of a failure, because price has memory, and we have approached the old highs and we have been here four. four times since may of 2015, and the s&p 500 bumped and failed four times. that is right. so when we approach the highs again, you should expect that people who felt like they got left holding the bag buying at the levels to maybe take some off which is a little bit of the resistance and you have sellers here, and we know it already empirically, and nobody should be surprised that we are n ....
lauren: oil prices fell yesterday got another quarter of 1%. the level is $45.13 a barrel. nicole: shares of netflix getting hammered after reporting a slowdown in user growth in yahoo! something as well as reporting the losses. we ll have the story. lauren: later this morning, investment bank goldman sachs. microsoft do to release its latest office. nicole: in sports, alex rodriguez is nearing a milestone car a milestone, hitting home run number 696 last night. only three players have more than 700 after eight straight losses, the conference finally figured out how to be the mets last night. we will have all the highlights. lauren: 5:01 a.m. tuesday, july 19th. you are watching fbn:am, the latest breaking news and much of it at the day ahead. trained to melania trump making the case for her husband at the republican national convention in cleveland. donald intends to present all the people, not just some of the people. [cheers and applause] that involves christians ....
launched in april after nearly two years of civil war. but renewed fighting recently broke out between separate factions loyal to the two leaders. more than 270 people, including civilians, have reportedly died. japan s foreign ministry has urged its nationals excluding peacekeepers to leave the country. about 70 japanese civilians are stranded. japan s self-defense forces are preparing for an evacuation. now nhk interviewed a japanese spokesperson for the u.n. peacekeeping mission by telephone. he described a situation around a u.n. camp in the suburbs of juba. translator: i heard gunshots and blasts that sounded like an artillery gun. i also felt the rumbling of the earth. saito said that two chinese u.n. peacekeepers died when the area was shelled. he said they are protecting people or were protecting local people fleeing the fighting and taking shelter at the camp. saito added at that time a total of 3,000 displaced people had arrived there and in a second camp ....