president obama send more military advisors. he considers new action to beat back isis. canceling rides, new accusations of sabotage flying between uber and lyft. driving into the future. the hand-free technology that is like google glass for the car windshield. that sounds safe. playing videogames in your mom's basement could be ticket to get a job. because even when they say it's not it is always about "money." melissa: don't get too excited about today's market gains because like that crotchety old neighbor, barclays showed up to shut down the stock party. citing concerns about profit margins and loan revenue, note from the bank, we think equities transitioning out of recovery

rally into a period of lower returns. here to discuss that our own liz macdonald, dominic tavella, diversified financial and james freeman of "the wall street journal." like that cranky old neighbor on the lawn, waving their fist, what do you think? >> is the market about to make a screeching u-turn according to uncle cranky pants? it is all about the 10-year note. september is a really ugly month for earnings revisions. historically the worst month. melissa: you're with cranky barclays. are you cranky? >> i don't think barclays is cranky, if this is the bear case, i understand it, barclays are saying stocks will run up 8% between now and end of 2015. if that is worst-case scenario life is pretty good. >> not quite on barclay's side, the last 60 years they cut costs refinanced death, issued more debt to buy back stocks.

melissa: barclays themselves? >> no. corporate america. what is the catalyst going forward? there is no impetus to push the stock prices 100% higher. >> they're saying companies with stock buybacks are priced in. that is financially engineered their earnings per share and stock performance higher. that is part of the issue too. >> saying we'll not have the rally like we've had since the market bottom in spring 09, i don't think this is really earth shaking. and they're talking about modest growth which is probably what the reasonable expectation ought to be, right? >> not talking about a big correction. melissa: meanwhile the white house continuing its push for higher minimum wage sending three hashtag raise the wage tweets within two hours. they are busy, featuring statistics like, quote, congress could help two million families lift themselves out of poverty raising minimum wage. i guess the 500,000 jobs lost did did not fit within characters. >> that would raise the job

growth, right? there is pushback on internet and tweeter sphere. there is condescending advice coming in from administration, supporters from the minimum wage, cut weekly basis, get coupons or ride the bus. i think people, minimum wage level know that already. melissa: i think they're trying to distract from the fact that people are making 23% less at the jobs they have now than the jobs they had before the recession. >> melissa, this is coming from a president vacationing on martha's vineyard? that took entourage using private corporate plane from america. melissa: yeah. >> impoverished hillary clinton at same dinner? this is message is coming through that -- melissa: they're trying to distract from the fact now people have part-time jobs and instead of full-time jobs they had before. they think solution is to raise minimum wage. it is not to have the crummy job but instead have a good job. not a better paying crummy job doesn't do it. >> more people have a chance to move up. i think, i'm getting a little tired of them basically asking

mcdonald's to solve all the problems of the u.s. economy. melissa: great point. >> what you're basically doing here. these were never designed as jobs to support a family. melissa: right. >> entry level jobs. most people stay at the minimum wage level for 60 months. melissa: right. >> then they move higher, that's right. >> the idea that someone, coming into the workforce would say, i can't take this position at the entry level because i have to support a whole family, employer would say, what are you talking about? melissa: 62% of the people on minimum wage according to government statistics are students. there you go. >> a lot in households that make a lot more. bogus issue. melissa: shares of king digital hitting all-time low. as per usual the kardashians are probably to blame. deutsche bank downgrading king, says users are ditching "candy crush" for kim kardashian hollywood. i like to blame the car dash shuns for everything that goes wrong. it usually works and makes sense. does for sure. king was a one-hit wonder with

"candy crush." zynga with the similar problem with the stupid "farmville" game. the guys making kardashian hollywood their day in the sun for their stupid game. do you play the games. >> all of them. melissa: all of theme? >> i didn't have time before the show to play each one. melissa: who has time to play the games in i don't get it. now i'm the old man on the front porch. >> they have in-game apps to charge to your parents. melissa: on my kids i have had -- >> company comes out with one-hit wonder. everybody gets excited by it. can't reinvent the franchise. can't extend it out and the stock price preflecks. >> zynga, unlike digital had profit before the ipo. melissa: not anymore, down 20%. >> the fear it is a one-hit wonder where they're suffering is on the one hit. the other stuff, the new games are actually growing. maybe they're not the massive monster hit that the first one was but really erosion in that first one, more than the lack of

the other ones growing. >> that one represents 60% of the its sales. when it erodes. >> granted. i'm not giving investment advice. i'm just saying if you want to look for some positive here, they do have some other games with growth. >> is this one of the tiny bubbles bursting in the market? >> not if they reinvent themselves. melissa: i think it already burst. shares of amazon moving higher following release of amazon local register, mobile payment register poised to compete with square and paypal. this is little thing thaw plug into the ipad and your phone. i think it works on almost every device, except for ironically amazon's own phone. only thing, the fire device, the fire phone. the fire phone, says coming soon to the fire phone. works on an ipad and iphone. samsung galaxy, kindle fire but not on the fire phone. >> we talk to wall street analysts. they say they will flop. even square will flop? why? small business is the market and startups like restaurants many of which fail.

tough get the business model right before you introduce a product like this that could make a go of it. >> look, they're undercutting competition by fees that they charge. okay, they might grab some market share but if mcdonald's putting everything on its menu on its dollar menu, they will sell a lot of hamburgers but not make any money. that is the story with this company. they can sell a lot of stuff but they have to start making money. >> it might catch on. is great for small business. question for amazon shareholders, this is high volume or money-losing business. >> you're absolutely 100% correct. >> really costly device for amazon to launch. melissa: comcast and time warner waning and dining the fcc as they await for merger approval spending more than $130,000 a dinner honoring a key federal regulator. this is how the big fund-raisers go. they say we are honoring you mignon clyburn, whatever her name is. >> she.

melissa: sorry. my apologies. as we do the story slighting this person i then also mispronounced and get their gender wrong. regardless, this fabulous person is being honored and, the sponsors of the dinner were comcast, presenting sponsor, $110,000 donation and time warner. >> they're going, fcc is going to have to approve the merger, right? this is so bad. this is such a huge conflict of interest. melissa: huge conflict of interest. >> hearings about this again and again making companies look more like government. >> i couldn't agree more, but, full disclosure. both companies have been sponsoring this foundation for a really long time. in the case of time warner, 30 years. they just didn't wake up yesterday, gosh -- melissa: maybe it wasn't appropriate to honor at this one dinner the fcc member that was deciding whether or not they can merge. it smacks of impropriety no

matter how you -- whoever was there first, the person that came second shouldn't have been involved. >> to tolerate the fcc you have to get over a lot of impropriety. where will all the commissioners go when they leave the commission? communications in lawyers in washington before the fcc working for all the big companies. melissa: british airways making your next flight a little more adorable adding programming of puppies and kittens of in-flight entertainment. you sit there and watch on your screen, puppies playing, kittens frolicking. you guys were mesmerized by that video. we lost freeman entirely. staring at puppies on the monitor. >> i'm fascinated because i can't figure out the strategy. we're boeing to create the world's most boring television programing. melissa: on a plane. >> because we can't -- >> on full disclosure i wait for the swimming pig network. melissa: i like that. i love swimming pigs. >> people look at that burning log on tv during the holidays

and they love it, right. if it makes somebody happy, god bless. >> here is the point they were held hostage in that seat. melissa: saying it will make you relax. puppies and kittens. they had another one was 7-hour train ride through norway. that is what they showed you on the screen, to help you relax if you're nervous being on the plane. >> take the train. what are you on a the plane for? melissa: maybe you're going over the ocean that. would be pretty tough. back on the ground, we are live from iraq as the u.s. commits more advisors to its mission plus hillary takes it back. she wants to hug it out with the president tonight before a big party that they're both attending. things are about to get a little awkward. more "money" coming up. ♪

melissa: crisis in iraq now. 130 additional u.s. military advisors are now on the ground in an effort to halt the advance of islamic militants. fox news's greg palkot is live in erbil, iraq, with the latest.

greg? >> a lot of stuff happening, melissa. a few words on what theythey call the acting prime minister right now, nouri al-maliki. he went on state television and said he would wait until the top court in iraq would decide on the move to replace him with a more moderate leader before he would leave but even, even iran's ayatollah khamenei, backed the new choice today, new inclusive government could help iraq get backing it needs to resolve a humanitarian crisis here. we saw an interesting and a moving piece of that today. take a look. you're looking at the human cost of isis militant savagery. christians forced to flee their homes in iraq, told to convert to islam or die. they came here to a occur yard of a church in the city of erbil, trying to survive. >> he said, me, and brother, go.

i'm -- >> militants said go or they would kill you? >> or kill you. >> or kill you? >> yes. >> we saw whole families left to flee with the clothes on their back. others were robbed of everything they had by isis fighters. we saw hungry people, thirsty, people, sick people. we heard from parents worried about their kid. kids worried about missing school. this is one of the best refugee facilities here in erbil. one old woman begged, we need help fast. i asked one man, what did it feel like to be targeted simply because he was christian? he replied, no religion does this. christians are being targeted. other ethnic minorities are being targeted, melissa. yes, throughout the day we've been seeing aircraft landing here in erbil. it could be part of that u.s. contingent coming in here to lead a possible international rescue effort to get those remaining refugees inside of

iraq, out of harm's way away from the isis militants. dangerous and tricky types right now here in northern iraq. back to you, melissa. melissa: heartbreaking, greg stay safe. thanks so much for the report. defense secretary chuck hagel emphasizing that the 130 military revise source on the ground in iraq are not combat troops. let's bring in heritage foundation economist steve moore, fox news contributor and james freeman is back with us as well. there is a big emphasis to continue with this idea there are no boots on the ground but there are obviously a lot of our folks there, marines among them. they have not named this mission. how long can it stay with this tone, steve, do you think? >> it reminds me a little bit of sadly, the start of vietnam. we got involved in vietnam in the first place by sending advisors and more advisors and military personnel. the problem for the obama administration is, no one knows what the mission is. no one knows what the endgame

is. when you have missions like that they very rarely succeed. melissa: yeah. question and answer with the pentagon spokesperson earlier said, someone said worth pointing out this operation still has no name. when pressed they said there are plenty of operations -- >> or purpose. melissa: haven't had a name, making a big deal whether or not it is named and what that means. james is there too much focus on this and do you think it is justified? >> there is problem the president likes to ignore. he can't. you look at humanitarian disaster that is emerging. i think he is hoping and all hoping the assistance in terms of food and water to the people that have been trapped by al qaeda aligned groups and assistance to the kurds on the military end will be enough here. you wonder, because we've had several days of airstrikes, without more people on the ground, do the troops of ours in planes know which truck to shoot at? you wonder if that will really

turn the tide? we all hope that it does. melissa: quite a story to watch. gentlemen, thanks to both of you. turning to the energy markets right now oil in the green, bearish signs of supply. the let's get a quick look at the markets with trader james romelli at the cme here. it is interesting that the international energy agency trimmed projections for growth and saying refinery runs are less than they expected. is there less demand out there and what do you think it means for the economy, james? >> i don't necessarily think there is less demand. we're definitely seeing some unusual numbers on the inventory. we didn't expect it as it is the height of the summer driving season here. i think the expectation was production out of the middle east was going to come off because of the crisis in iraq and we haven't seen that yet however activity in the equity options market is projecting much higher growth for oil refineries here in the u.s. big companies like valero are making investments to process the lighter crude oil we're building up stockpiles of here in the u.s. and we're

seeing a lot of activity to the upside in the trading puts in valero, 60 to one today and big, big activity in pipeline companies like wmb. i think the best way to capitalize on this trend may not be to trade directly in crude oil or refining but refineries. melissa: thanks, james. next time you want to make a trade just say yo. like google glass for your car. the new innovation makes it easy to call tech and hit the road. do you ever have too much money? ♪

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>> well, so the image is actually focused out in the scans, so both the road and the information you're viewing stay within your field of view at the same time. so that is one of the big advantages of head up display technology. that is why, airplane pilots use to it keep their ice on the runway when they land an airplane. >> other devices are ail lit similar. apple's car play, garmin's hud. pioneer has something called navigate. what makes yours different? >> well, this is the first time that a real head-up display has been offered for the car that you already own. so it works in any car. it is also the first time the technology has been combined with touchless gesture recognition because knobs and buttons and touch-screens tend to take you, your eyes off of the road but by combining two, your eyes are always on the road as you view information and interact with the information. melissa: yeah. you try to position it as a safety thing, saying that parents can limit, what their teenagers are doing while they're driving but there have

been studies that show even if you're talking on a hands-free device your brain power is still divided between what you're doing to talk to the person and actually driving. you don't think even as this exists, it is distracting to the driver? >> well, i mean, the fact is, people do use their phone for communication. they do use it for navigation in the car. what we're trying to do is, not only make the experience safer, but make it a dramatically better, more natural and intuitive experience. there are studies that show you're three times more likely to have an accident if your eyes are not on the road, yet if you're having a conversation or listening to music, things that don't take your eyes off the road, you're no more likely to have an accident. melissa: okay. preorders, it is $299. you expect it to ship in 2015. then it is anticipated to retail for 500 bucks. interesting stuff. doug, thanks for coming on. good luck you. >> thanks so much. melissa: finally you no longer have to fantasize about being a

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martha's vineyard, she looks forward to, quote, cutting it out with the president after the former secretary of state blasted his foreign policy as a failure early years this week. i want to hear that conversation. steve and james are with us along with jonathan honig who is a fox news contributor. i get annoyed when they try to do comedy writing. they are going to hug it out. >> if there is a meaningful difference, why hide it out? politics is about ideas. if there's any difference between secretary clinton's ideas and the president's now was a great time to hear them. i think they are both opportunistic power lusters, nihilistic to the core and hillary you can't trust her. this is one example why. melissa: sounds like a fake fight, they will show up at a fund-raising party, it was a fake fight. >> put it out or mug it out?

melissa: the second one would be more interesting. >> the interesting thing about what hillary is doing, and the economic policy from barack obama. you saw when she said, critical of how the middle class is done under barack obama. i am not sure that strategy works but she wants to distance him as much as possible from the barack obama of the presidency. >> distances herself, basically throws away what is really her only credential, american foreign policy, she is repudiating everything she did as the senior foreign policy adviser, i think either way she goes obviously it is a tough situation, it is another vulnerability of an elizabeth warren wanted to get into the race and run against her. melissa: she is saying foreign policy has been terrible yet she was secretary of state. problematic. >> that is what i mean by opportunistic. the president and secretary

clinton if they will say anything, do anything pragmatically, without morals, without philosophy, without ethics, whatever it takes to get it done. >> they are joined at the head. no separating those two on foreign policy. melissa: ed snowden and the cover to wired magazine. heavy seen this? the whistleblowers telling the publication, quote, i volunteered for prison as long as it served as the right purpose. i care more about the country than what happens to me. you believe that? they go to prison. >> the option is open for him if he wants to go that route. it ought to be emphasized every time this guy's name comes up most of the material he put out there was about u.s. troops overseas and their plans and their operations that had nothing to do with americans and their personal information. melissa: good point.

>> he exposed a major undercover spying operation and i think he is more of a lot hero and needs a parade rather than a prison sentence. defected he is afraid to come back to this country is great scorn on this country's reputation. >> you wonder why anything that embarrasses russia or china as a coincidence? >> we should be -- >> nothing that would bother our adversaries? >> i would bring him back and he is treasonous and he put american troops in danger and someone like that doesn't have the right to disclose the kind of information he did. i am so opposed to calling this guy some kind of heroic civil libertarian. he is not. melissa: he cares more about the country than what happens to him. interesting. >> that is why he expose the truth. melissa: we will agree to disagree on that one. >> i agree with jonathan.

melissa: markets up nicely on the day, off about 30 points from session highs. let's go to adam shapiro on the floor of the stock exchange. turning things around after a sharp sell-off. >> there were analysts who said we lost a quarter of their value and this was oversold and the margin concerns were overblown and they said they weren't going to be as profitable. the core business, 80 basis points, they didn't see this as really cause for stock to lose 25% of its value and today it is much higher, it was up 7% and i believe it is still up that high. people seem to be coming back. melissa: thanks very much. the car company clash continues, uber firing back about canceling thousands of ride saying they did it first. you may think trenting ours is a

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melissa: street wars' round 2, accusing rival uber of bookings thousands of rides, uber is firing back saying it lifted the same thing, canceling three times the amount, jo lin kent is here with me now. james and domenic are back as well. i know you are but what am i? >> it is a pretty juvenile -- it reeks of that but uber has the upper hand if you look at where they are going. trying to conceive -- keep its

market share and there is an attractive business for customers. uber is deceiving th public and nuclear strategies continue to take market share with 30% month over month growth, those are fighting words. >> they are growing nuclear. i don't know who is doing what, but i do love this kind of just all-out competition. this is why we love silicon valley. they come into the market and disrupt it ended looks messy for a while but creates a lot of options for consumers. melissa: a meeting in the street, they are out there and ready to throw down. >> the dark side of capitalism is they will go at each other and fight each other and you got to be careful because americans have a huge sense of fairness and one of these companies is playing dirty, it really affects their reputation. reputation of risk -- >> they are being mean to each

other. >> it seems to have lots of hair. after receiving a $50 million in funding buzz feed reportedly trying to clean up its act permanently dubya 4,000 posts from its site. i got to ask about this. you are a journalist, their posts are truly yours sloppily source but at least a couple seemed like they were plagiarized. does anyone care? >> i think people do care. you ought to care about if you are an investor house sites like this make money. a lot of them can find ways to get traffic and burn a lot of funding but getting people to paper the product is a little harder and advertising comes and goes. for investors all of these you wonder what the value is. melissa: you can push yo to say hi without saying high. numbers in the word can help you

invest. messaging apps line lets users purchase stocks by sending the word die. this strikes me as a tremendously terrible idea. >> the idea to get someone to buy into a stock of an apps probably will result in a lot of mistaken -- mine is very successful messaging apps in asia particularly taking off, definitely a competitor to a number -- we chat -- melissa: another messaging apps? >> i lived through the garbage.com era when people quit their jobs and sat in front of the keyboard. this ranks as the top-10 dumbest things i have ever seen. my client going facebook, twitter, i just put a thousand shares of zynga. >> we look at this technology as a dinosaur. i don't want to tie been. i want it to just know what i want. melissa: there would be pizzas all over the desk right here.

thanks, guys. last hour of trading, liz claman, what is coming up? liz: the retail sales number came out weaker than expected and macy's miss the top and bottom line, doesn't matter because there are always winners in this space. coming up naming the winner is thanks to two superstar analysts, marshall cohen, and the chief industry analysts and luxury and department store analysts, what they do is they pick two of their favorites and two of the one they say cannot win in this market but look at the markets, we are much higher, the markets were not shaken by this retail sales number and the man who is always bearish has just become slightly less bearish when it becomes time to look for something like a correction. peter schiff, fox business exclusive with the euro pacific capital ceo and he too is naming

names. he won't believe which sector he loves right now and depending on the nation, that is where he is investing but also stay tuned, the entire "countdown to the closing bell" and "after the bell" team went to fly wheel last night. we took a class and coming up we have the ceo and the ceo got a major private equity infusion, you know that name. he is the executive chair of coach, first interview since they got the money. matt dierdre: liz working out in front of the camera lately. liz: business is hot. melissa: we couldn't get away without showing use this complete pandemonium has erupted in southern china upon the arrival of three rare panda triplets. it is the first time on record a trio has been delivered alive and well. the lucky mom is called chrysanthemum smile and she is said to be so exhausted she is sleeping at off.

to animal magic, and a little miracle. >> feels like the 70s. we were all waiting for the birth of the national zoo, some older than you. >> jumping over the skin as you show them -- >> too many panda stories in my day, triplets, exciting but technically they don't survive until they pass six months. hopefully they will do okay. melissa: you are bringing us down saying one of these adorable pandas may die? i want to be clear. >> eating and the. look at them. melissa: bacon, meet the hog. the candy meade is fueling motorcycles all on the road. the eternal city of love, hoping to commence torres, a hash tag is the best souvenir. you can never have too much money. it's monday.

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melissa: money is flying around the world today starting in india which developed in the u.s. online. new forecasts show 315 million indians will be using the internet by the end of the year compared to 280 in the states. india's use of the intent is growing so rapidly more than half a billion folks will be online by 2018. over to france where officials are urging you to love each other without locking it down. you might recall how part of a

city bridge toppled into the river under the weight of thousands of law locks. parisians of launch an online campaign which urges lovers to share a photo with the hash tag, photos can be anywhere in paris as long as they are far away from the padlocks. virgin american airlines flight attendants approving representation by transportation workers union. this is marking the end of the last nonunion u.s. airline. it is bacon the trip cross-country, cornell foods hitting the road with the first bacon fuelled of hog. they are retrofitting motorcycles, they run purely on grease from heavily cured pig meat. gary joins me now, can you smell this bacon? >> i am sure does this cause that run on bio diesel are made from one source, usually due to

the exhausts of what it was made from. melissa: you like this bacon before you read it and then it smells like burned grease. >> you might get a lot of people following you. on sloth ronald -- you can't touch it. matt melissa: what goes into retrofitting a vehicle? you don't hear about it as much. >> not just being blended with regular diesel. they don't make a lot of diesel motorcycles because the engines are big and heavy. the little smart cars they make diesels in europe and converted that and they are preparing the by a diesel for this from the bacon grease, you can make it from any animal or vegetable. melissa: they say they are driven by bacon. they get 75 to 100 miles per gallon. how does that compare to normal motorcycles? >> pretty good for a big bite like this.

diesel engines give you good fuel economy regardless what they are running on. people like those. melissa: is it hard to get somebody and off dry restaurant to give you their grease? is a cost-effective way to run your car? >> you see in the city little tanker trucks that will in front of restaurants that are emptying the grease traps, harvesting that and turning into bio diesel, something restaurants would have to do anyway and turning into that and filling it and making it a commodity. melissa: very interesting. turning to witchcraft to get ahead. job-seekers are talking dep to lend themselves the perfect interview. plus, stop with the shouting. there's always one guy in the office to can't resist typing in all caps. it could actually get them fired. at the end of the day it is all about money. ♪ music

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>> apparently, this is where we are in the economy. job-seekers are adding achievements from world of war craft to the resume. and according to higher-ups, this isn't a ridiculous strategy. here now is business coach jen lee of jen lee consulting and james freeman himself. would you tell people to write on resume they're managing guilds of 500 people and this makes them qualified for a job? >> if that's the opening line, it might get somebody's attention. not for a really good reason, there is credibility to this. >> come on! come on! >> there is. think about it, they have to be tenacious, creative, think outside of the box. shows they are unable to socialize with people, unable to make friends in a normal setting. >> they're building your website right now, as a matter of fact.

>> okay. >> there is something to it, i think. >> james, something to it? >> of course you want to mention video game experience, interviewing 101. i think it's -- [ laughter ] >> a great call for people who have no experience and no educational credentials. >> right. >> and that scenario, i like the world of war locks. >> i don't know, i don't know, ever catch yourself typing in all caps? turns out it could be a fireable offense at work. jen, when the internet was invented. my dad used to do this all the time, and it was like he was shouting at me at e-mails. is this a big deal? you could get fired for this jen. >> i think somebody would say something to you before they axed you from the first e-mail. it shows you don't know how to get your point across, same thing as swearing nonstop. if you can't get your point across in a normal fashion, there might be something wrong with you. >> e-mails in all caps?

>> i always low key and i don't like it when you send e-mails in all caps. i understand you are trying to tell me something. please stop. >> that's all we have for now, i hope you're making money today. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now.. liz: could the dow close in positive territory for the year even as investors see red flags in retailing. u.s. july spending flat lining, macy's cutting full year sales forecast. we'll pick through the stock market binge with mark cohen and citigroup's oliver chen. investors grappling with ukraine and the middle east have a new concern to the list, japan, the world's third largest economy. gdp plunging nearly 7%. should u.s. investors flee or flock, but to where? europe pacific capital in a fox business exclusive as he compiles