sandra: breaking news this morning. the word today is raucous. we have the highlights from the first gop debate including the candidates shrugging it out on issues like immigration, the economy, taxes, you name it, they covered it. in a blow to president obama, senator chuck schumer announcing he will oppose the iran nuclear deal. the other big news, the new july jobs report. will it change federal reserve thinking on interest rate hike? we'll tell you three things to watch. meltdown on media stocks batter the stock market.

the stock market down six straight sessions, six days in a row. ahead opening bell we barely got movement trading water for the jobs report. i'm dagen mcdowell, in for san doctor smith. latest on breaking markets and what to expect in the day ahead. donald trump refusing to rule out as a run as an independent. >> is there anyone on stage, and can i see hands, who is unwilling tonight to pledge your support the vent wall nominee of republican party and pledge to not run an independent campaign against that person. [booing] again we're looking for to you raise your hand now. raise your hand now if you won't make that pledge tonight. mr. trump? >> lauren has a lot more

highlights from last night. every single second of it. >> you're tired this morning. >> no, it was awesome. >> that was tough start, start it out. right away you start with boos for donald trump. >> there were a lot of boos. >> it was a tough start to start. >> was indeed. donald trump lost his popularity right at start. we'll show you more highlights right now. as republican presidential candidates face off first debate in cleveland, one of the other key topics was certainly immigration. take a listen. >> border is still porous. until we have president of the united states and gets up every day goes to the oval office with intent purpose securing thatrd boor, there is not anybody on either one of these stages that has the experience of dealing with as i have for over 14 years with that 1200-mile border. >> there should be a path to earned legal status for those that are here. not amnesty, earned legal status, you pay a fine and do

many things over extended period of time. >> that was governors rick perry and jeb bush. new jersey governor chris christie and senator rand paul clashing over nsa phone records. this was heated. >> this is completely ridiculous answer. i want to collect more records from terrorist but less records from other people. how are you supposed to know, megyn? i'll tell you -- >> get a warrant. get a judge to sign the warrant. >> governor christie, make your point. >> listen, senator, when you're sitting in a subcommittee blowing hot air about this you can say things at. when you're responsible for protecting the lives of the american people is to make, is make sure, that you way is supposed to work. >> here is the problem, governor, you fundamentally misunderstand the bill of rights. every time you did a case you got a warrant from a judge. i'm talking about searches without warrants. indiscrimminantly of all americans records and that's

what i fought to end. i don't trust president obama with our records. i know you gave him a big hug and you if you want to give him a big hug again, go right ahead. >> that is the exchange everybody is talking about this morning. and then the gop contenders discussing another hot issue, the nuclear deal with iran. >> to me you terminate the deal on day one. you reinstate the sanctions authorized by congress. go to congress, put in place more crippling sanctions in place and convince allies to do the same this is not bad with iran. it is bad with isis. once and all we need a leader to stand up and do something about it. another example of the failed foreign policy of the obama-clinton doctrine. >> walker saying you make a deal with iran you make a deal with isis. >> we'll have spots throughout the hour. >> i do my donald trump

expression. it was yuge. what detail do you have for that? >> someone on phone. >> i'm real frightened. >> laying out plans to boost the economy. that is what everybody is being looking for. former florida governor jeb bush, here is what he had to say. >> 4% growth strategy means you fix a convoluted tax code. you get in change every aspect of job killers. you get rid of obamacare and replace it with something that doesn't suppress wages. hillary clinton who can't even shea she is for the xl pipeline even after she's left? give me a break. >> former arkansas governor mike huckabee proposing tax reform plans. >> fair tax transforms process which we fund social security and medicare because the money paid at consumption is paid by

everybody, including illegals, prostitutes, pimps drug dialers, all the people freeloading off the system now. >> no freeloaders, okay? fox business network will reair the debate, analysis, from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. if you want to watch it tomorrow night. missed it a few parts. watch it tomorrow night. >> didn't dvr it. thank you, nicole. democratic national committee chairwoman debbie wasserman-schultz shared her thoughts on the debate withmation begin kelly, on "the kelly file." she was struck by the misogyny after asking donald trump about disparaging comments he previously directed towards women. >> not a single one of the other republican candidates criticized him, commented, talked about the importance of making sure women have access to health care or equal pay for equal work. >> wasserman-schultz adding that

the debate made her more confident than ever that the democratic nominee will eventually become president of the united states. speaking of which, major news which broke during the debate. interesting timing. new york senator chuck schumer breaking with president obama. now he says he will oppose the nuclear deal with iran. schumer, the third ranking senate democrat saying in a statement there is a real risk iran will not moderate and will use the agreement to pursue its nefarious goals. the move is a blow to the obama administration which lobbied hard for that deal ahead of the vote next month. schumer, who is jewish is a strong supporter of israel and he also represents a state with many jewish voters. employers, this is big news this morning, likely hired at another strong pace last month. the federal government will release unemployment and employment figures later this morning. the july jobs report hits the tape about an hour before the market opens. the labor department is expected

to say 223,000 jobs were added, exactly the same as reported in june. the jobless rate is expected to remain at 5.3%. here are three things to watch. first, will the labor market show some further improvement. fed officials, federal reserve officials said last month that's what they're looking for before they raise interest rates. economists expect the first rate hike since 2006 to come at next month ace policy meeting. we'll also look how many people are unemployed or underemployed. wages of course have been rising slowly. they will be in focus. stay tuned for a special report this morning with maria bartiromo on jobs in america. it starts at 8:00 eastern time right here on fox business network. media stocks in focus following the sector's worst two-day loss since the financial crisis. weak earnings reports stirring fears more viewers are cutting the cord in favor of internet-based streaming service, netflix, hulu, you name

it, they're moving to it. here are some of the biggest losers yesterday, viacom down 14% in one day. our parent company, 21st century fox, down nearly six 1/2%. walt disney losing two percent after it lowered the profit outlook for its cable business earlier this week. futures, those are the european markets right there. they're open trading losses across the board and slight losses in the united states. will that jobs report be a market mover? over in asia stocks ending mixed. bank of japan leaving its monetary policy unchanged. china's shanghai gained 2.3% to end the week up 2.2%. the best week since july 24th. a look at commodities. oil and gold heading higher. oil well below $45 a barrel. capital one nearing a deal to acquire general electric's health care unit.

the price could top $10 billion. ge announced plans in april to sell $200 billion worth of finance assets as it focuses on making industrial products. the health care finance unit provides mortgages and business loans to health care providers. death toll from a outbreak of legionnaires' disease in new york city has hit 10. it is centered in the south bronx with 100 cases being diagnosed so far. the disease is caused by breathing miss contaminated to certain bacteria which has traced to some cooling towers in buildings or on top of buildings. coming up, more highlights from the gop debate. >> i think the big problem this country has is being politically collect -- correct. i've been challenged for some people and i don't frankly have time for political correctness to. be honest with you, this country doesn't have time either. >> donald trump under fire. we'll tell you what the

candidates had to say about the economy, taxes immigration. any feets they put in mouth. maybe, maybe not if you missed it. we'll have sports. jordan speith goes for the number one ranking at this week's bridgestone invitational. we'll recap the first round. recapping stock index futures we'll take a look. we have losses across the board. you're watching "fbn:am." your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

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>> it is sad to think right now but probably russian and chinese government no more about hillary clinton's email server than do the members of the united states congress. dagen: that was governor scott walker from last night's first gop presidential debate. let's get you caught up on global market quickly in asia.

stocks ending the day motorcyclessed but you had shanghai up 2.25%. the bank of japan by the way left its monetary policy unchanged. moving on to europe let's take a look at your european stock markets. we have losses across the board. but they are mild. dow down six days in a row, six trading days in a row. seeing beginning after selloff. we were flat-lining a few minutes ago. last night jon stewart signing off from "the daily show" after 16 years as a host. jokes floyd and a few tears and celebrities and former correspondents said goo byes. he indepented the show saying quote, instead of good-bye i will say i am getting a drink. trevor noah takes "the daily show" lead. jacoby ellsbury hits a tie

breaking home run give the yankees 2-1 win over last place red sox. new york took two of three from boston. will begin a series with toronto tonight. the bluejays trail the yanks by four 1/2 games in the american league east. mets have 8-5 victory over diamondbacks. the mets start a series with the tampa bay rays tonight in florida. jordan speith finished the first round of the bridgestone invitational with even par 70, five strokes behind the leader danny lee. speith is preparing for next week's pga championship up in wisconsin. he will take over as the world's number one golfer with a win this weekend. current number one rory mcilroy has been sidelined with injury he sustained playing soccer. makes sense. more highlights from the gop

debates. jeb bush responding to reports calling donald trump some nasty names. >> anonymous gop donor said you called mr. trump a clown, buffoon and things that can not be repeated on television. >> none of which is true. >> is it true? >> no but i have sid mr. trump's language is divisive. dagen: we'll look how the candidates feeled questions with taxes economy. pretty much everything. another big story will be the new jobs report out. will it change fed chair yell yell's timeline on changing interest rates. we have three things you need to watch. stock index futures, 18 points loss on the dow. stocks can't get a bid six days down. you're watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

dagen: breaking news this morning. the word of the day is raucous. we're talking about the first gop debate. we have the highlights including candidates shrugging it out on everything from immigration and economy to tooks -- taxes. in a blow to support obama, senator chuck schumer announces during the debates by the way he will oppose the iran nuclear deal. the other big deal will be the july jobs report. will it change the federal reserve thinking about the interest rate hike? what does it tell but the economy? well-teal you the three things to watch. meltdown in media stocks rocking the stock market. the dow down six days in a row.

check on stock market futures ahead of opening bell and we do not have any green to report this morning. still a good morning. i'm happy to be here. i'm dagen mcdowell in for sandra smith. whoo-hoo. joined by nicole petallides. this is it "fbn:am," first look at breaking markets and news and the day ahead. the gop debate, kentucky senator rand paul going after donald trump refusing to rule out a run as independent. >> we want to win and we will win. but i want to win as the republican. i want to run as the republican nominee. >> so tonight you can't say if another one of these -- >> that is what's wrong. this is what's wrong. he buys and sells politicians of all stripes. he is already -- hey, look, he is already hedging his bet on the clintons, okay? >> donald trump had a good come back by the way.

lauren has more highlights. >> he had a good comeback. many good comebacks. >> said i have given you all money. >> this is what else we had to share with you. republican presidential candidates of course facing off in the first debate in cleveland. another hot topic, immigration. take a listen. >> people are frustrated this is the most generous country in the world when it comes to immigration. a million people a year legally into the united states. people feel we're taken aadvantage off. let me tell you who never get talked about in the debates, people calling my office wasting 15 years to come to the united states. they paid their fee. hired a lawyer and they can't get in. they're wondering maybe they should come illegally? >> a lot of people liked that one. that was marco rubio. the gop contenders discussing the controversial nuke klee deal with iran. carly fiorina talking about in the earlier happen hour debate.

>> day one of the oval office i would make two phone calls. first one to my good friend buy bee netanyahu. assure them we would stand with state of israel. the next one would be the supreme leader of iran. he might not take my phone call. if you any full anytime anywhere for real inspections. we'll make it as difficult as possible for you to move around the financial system. >> she was poised, she was clear and she was strong in that first debate. of course we'll have highlights throughout the hour, dagen. dagen: she was a breakout in that debate. i listened on the radio in siriusxm in the car. she was effective and as strong as tv on the radio. >> everybody says she will get on the ticket, if not as presidential candidate. >> vp. dagen: extremely firm and impressive. everybody agrees about that donald trump says he is taken advantage of, he has taken advantage of bankruptcy laws to

help his own business. nicole with the story from last night. >> he knows how to use the systems sometimes. he talked about taxes. he pays as little as he talks about in tax. trump defended himself against his company's multiple bankruptcy filings. take a listen. >> itch used the laws of this country just like the greatest people that you read about every day in business, have used the laws of this country, the chapter laws to do a great job for my company, for myself, for myself, for my employees, for my family et cetera. itch never gone bankrupt by the way. i have never but out of hundreds of deals. excuse me. >> that's your line, but there are companies have gone bankrupt. >> what am i saying? out of hundreds of deals that i have done, on four occasions i have taken advantage of the laws of this country. like other people. i'm not going to name the names because i'm not going to embarass, virtually every person you read about on the front page of business sections they have

used laws. >> using laws to his favor. basically what he is saying. concluded his business skills would come in handy in the white house given that the nation is trillions of dollars in debt. the fox business network will reair the debate and analysis from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. invite your friends over. and, you know, have a chat. watch the debates again. >> i didn't understand him saying that though about the nation's debt because, what are you going do, file for bankruptcy? that is what he has done with these companies. he will take on the trillions of dollars in debt and basically reorganize it with our creditors? >> no correlation between the two. he is really business man. he talks about how he tries to get the business aspect of it but the nation's debt is different picture. dagen: filed for bankruptcy with my companies and i can file for bankruptcy -- i didn't see the connection. this is big news that broke during the debate. new york senator chuck schumer

breaking with president obama, saying he will oppose the nuclear deal with iran. schumer is the third ranking senate democrat and says in a statement that there is a real risk that iran will not moderate and will use the agreement to pursue its nefarious goals. the move is a blow to the obama administration which is lobbying hard for the deal ahead after vote next month. schumer, who is jewish, is a strong supporter of israel and also represents a state with many jewish voters. employers likely hired at another strong pace last month. the federal government will release employment and unemployment figures later this morning. the july jobs reports hits an hour before market opens. labor market expected to say 223,000 jobs added, exactly the same number reported in june. the unemployment rate expected to stay at 5.3%. here are three key things to watch for. will the labor market show further improvement?

the federal reserve has said or officials last month said what they're looking for before they hike interest rates is job creation. economists expect the first rate hike since 2006 to come next month's policy meeting. we'll also look how many people are underemployed. and also wages. very sluggish wage growth for years. they will be in focus. stay tuned for a special report this morning with maria bartiromo on jobs in america coming up at 8:00 eastern time right here on fox business. i'll be there. smiling. talking about jobs. let's give you a market check, everybody. get you caught up on global markets. over in europe you had slight losses across the board in england, france and germany. that is still the case. selling is con enat thatted there. dow is down six trading days in a row. we have losses, 13-point loss on the dow futures. again oil stocks last week and earlier this week, media stocks yesterday.

speaking of oil, crude ticking up a little bit, 15 cents a barrel. gold adding $1.06 an ounce at the moment. coming up more highlights from the gop debate. donald trump addressing his insults to women. >> you've called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, blobs, and disgusting animals. your twitter account -- >> only rosie o'donnell. >> no, it wasn't. >> of the comment from donald trump getting a lot of attention on social media, and up next we'll look how the debate is playing out on twitter and facebook, including a look at which candidates are getting the most attention. again, that was a debate with facebook. and there are some surprises to tell you about. checking u.s. futures, we've got losses across the board. you're watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

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>> i would be so different from what you have right now, like the polar opposite. we have a president who doesn't have a clue. i would say he is incompetent but i don't want to do that pause that's not nice.

[laughing] dagen: viewers at the gop debate last night taking to social media after watching the 17 candidates throw down. lauren what are people saying? it was, there were a lot of, almost a equal number of democrats tweeting the debate last night as republican viewers which was so interesting. it was just everywhere. >> so it is legitimatizing social media. if you might have been in doubt you saw it last night. facebook completely blowing up about the gop debate. things looking pretty good on social media for donald trump. trump coming in at the top spot in overall facebook opinion. also coming in, number one among men, and among women. and in the issue that thrust him into the spotlight, which he noted because he said it, it was immigration. that is also the top issue among facebook users and twitter users. twitter activity so hot last night, #gop debate was steadily

trending through the night and this morning. 2.17 million people tweeting that hashtag with top trending moment of the debate with the confrontation between donald trump and megyn kelly the comment about women, the rosie o'donnell trump. trump getting 1.12 million tweets. ben carson and carly fiorina, getting a major boost, currently at 58,000 tweets. at one point she was actually trending higher than the social media favorite which has been donald trump. fiorina did great last night and showed early on social media. >> social media is so great. the way they were incorporating questions from people on facebook. this gives america a voice. it is not like all the prior years. now social media, a, gives you a voice to ask the candidates questions. then you get to see afterwards what people think. >> i think as a member of the media, we look for different

things and we view these debates through a different prism like you have an outrageous moment. people at home, even gop primary voters, they're really focused on issues and they're very issue oriented. so the takeaway a lot of people performed better than we might thing. just because they weren't outrageous didn't mean they didn't say something that resonated. >> this is what we were talking about earlier. we didn't agree with the comments on social media. social media tells you how the man on the street feels about everything going on. >> i like five topics immigration, one through five, what people are talking about. >> fox news bumped out of the segments and with little segments. >> i stayed up throughout. slept for three hours. the i love my job. earlier debate, carly fiorina

taking aim at reports that donald trump talked to bill clinton before he decided to run for president. >> i didn't get a phone call from bill clinton before i jumped into the race. did any of you get a phone call from bill clinton? i didn't. maybe because i hadn't given money to the foundation or donated to his wife's senate campaign. dagen: carly fiorina on point yesterday. we'll have more highlights from both debates including answers on taxes and economy. another big story this morning, the jobs report for july, will it change the thinking at the federal reserve about raising rates in september? we have things to watch. checking u.s. stock index futures, you've got losses across the board. 15-point loss on the dow. you're watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

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dagen: breaking news this morning t was wild it, was rowdy, it was raucous. we have highlights from the first gop debate including candidates shrugging it out on issues from immigration to the economy to taxes. in a blow to senator obama, senator chuck schumer announces he will oppose the iran nuclear deal. in other big news this morning, july jobs report will that change the federal reserve that a hike is imminent? we'll watch. media stocks battering the market. the dow down six straight days. stocks index futures you're seeing losses again this morning, is a-point loss on dow. good morning, everybody, i'm dagen mcdowell in for sandra smith. i'm joined by lauren simonetti and nicole petallides. welcome to "fbn:am" your first look at the markets, breaking

news ahead and what to expect for the day ahead. there we go. in the gop debate donald trump refusing to rule out a run as an independent. >> is there anyone on stage, and can i see hands, who is unwilling tonight to pledge your support to the eventual nominee of the republican party, and pledge to not run an independent campaign against that person? again we're looking for to you raise your hand now, raise your hand now if you won't make that pledge tonight. mr. trump? [booing] dagen: hmmm. lauren making noise. she has more highlights. >> they kicked it off with boos. that is the strong way the debate kicked off last night. talk about another key topic. that was immigration. >> i was at the border last week. border patrol people, that i deal with, that i talk to, they say, this is what's happening because our leaders are stupid.

our politicians are stupid. and the mexican government is much smarter, much sharper, much more cunning and they send the bad ones over because they don't want to pay for them. they don't want to take care of them. why should they? when the stupid leaders of the united states will do it for them? and that's what is happening whether you like it or not. >> uh-huh. new jersey governor chris christie and kentucky senator rand paul clashing over nsa click shun of phone records. >> that's a completely ridiculous answer. i want to collect more records from terrorists but less records from other people. how are you supposed to know, megyn? what are you supposed -- >> use the fourth amendment. get a warrant. get a judge to sign a warrant. >> governor christies make your point. >> senator when you're sitting in a subcommittee blowing hot air about this you can say things about that when you're responsible for protecting lives of american people then what you

need to do is make sure, is to make sure the situation is way it is supposed to work. >> here is the problem, governor, you fundamentally misunderstand the bill of rights. every time you did a case you got a warrant, from a judge. i'm talking about searches without warrants. >> there is -- >> indiscrimminantly of all-americans records. that is what i fought to end. i don't trust president obama with our records. i know you gave him a big you had. if you want to give him a big hug again, go right ahead. >> to governor christie's defense he did defend himself about the comment about the big hug. then the gop contenders discussing the nuclear deal with iran. >> if there is going to be negotiation you will have to believe somehow that the iranians are going to comply and i asked this question to john kerry, i said do you believe they're trustworthy? he said no. how will you get them to comply? i would never release the sanctions before there was consistent evidence of compliance. >> next republican presidential

debate? september 16th in california >> carly fiorina had a lot to say about iran and whole nuclear deal. she came out in the 5:00 p.m. show said basically i wouldn't make this deal. i'm paraphrasing. basically we're coming in there. we're going to check it out when we want, whatever day we want and you don't have all these hours and days to fix it up and wait for -- you know. i thought that was some tough talk from carly fiorina. dagen: let's talk about the economy, nicole? >> why don't we? dagen: you have some pieces -- it's a hot topic. >> one of five top topics what people were trending on social media. everybody is interested in the economy. gop candidates laying out their plans to boost the u.s. economy. here is wisconsin governor scott walker. >> i think most of us in america understand that people, not the government, creates jobs. one of the best things we can do is get the government out of the way, repeal obamacare, rein in all the out of control regulation, put in place all of the above energy policy, give

people education and skills they need, lower tax rate, reform the tax code. that is what i will do as president, just as i did in wisconsin. >> laying it out for you. former arkansas governor mike huckabee proposing tax reform plans. >> the fair tax transforms the process by which we fund social security and medicare because the money paid at consumption is paid by everybody, including illegals, prostitutes, pimps drug dealers, all the people that are freeloading off the system now. >> well -- dagen: i totally did not understand that. >> fair tax to save social security. dagen: the pimp and prostitute taxation, that just lost me. absolutely. >> making sure he covers all bases. that's what they did, they covered everything. >> but huckabee is saying strong things that are outrageous the media picks up on. dagen: you are like, what? >> in case you missed it or want to watch it begin, this will be available to you, the fox

business network will reair debate and analysis from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. don't miss it. take notes. invite your friends. dagen: absolutely. democratic national chairwoman debbie wasserman-schultz shared her thoughts on the debate with megyn kelly last night on "the kelly file." wasserman-schultz said she was struck by the misogyny after kelly asked donald trump about disparaging comments he previously directed at women. >> not a single one of the other republican candidates criticized him. commented, talked about the importance of making sure that women actually have access to health care or equal pay for equal work. dagen: wasserman-schultz adding the debate made her more confident than ever the democratic nominee will eventually become president of the united states. of course she would say that. new york senator chuck schumer during the debate announcing this major news, breaking with

president saying i will oppose the nuclear deal with iran. schumer, the third ranking senate democrat, saying in a statement there is a real risk iran will not moderate and use the agreement to pursue its nefarious oils move is blow to the obama administration. it is lobbying hard for the vote next month. schumer, who is jewish, is a strong supporter of israel and represent a state with many jewish voters. in the markets media stocks in focus following the sector's worst two-day loss since the financial crisis. weak earning reports with more fears that the viewers are cutting cord with video based streaming services like netflix, hulu, even amazon prime. here is look at some of the big losers yesterday. look at 14% loss on viacom in a single day. our parent company, 21st century fox, down nearly six 1/2%. walt disney losing another 2% after that rough earnings report. it lowered its profit out look,

again subscribers, a real weak spot, particularly at espn. checking u.s. stock market futures right now you have losses across the board. so no relief in sight, at least not right now. 8:30 a.m. eastern time. european stocks lower albeit very slightly. in asia stocks ended the day mixed. the bank of japan leaving its monetary policy unchanged. shanghai up 2 1/2%. inding week up more than 2% as well. its best week since july 24th. a look at commodities, oil and gold heading higher albeit those are modest gains. coming up we have more reaction to the gop debates, throughout the day on fox business. in sports, jordan speith goes for the number of one ranking at this wreak's bridgestone inindividual aigal. -- invitational. we'll recap the first round. look at today's markets. we have a long way to go. you're lucky today, you're

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>> i'm only one to separate siamese twins. the only -- [laughter]. the only one to operate on babies while they were still in the mother's womb. the only one to take out half of a brain although you would think if you go to washington that someone beat me to it. [laughing] >> i swear i tweeted that really early in the debate that ben carson, you know that he wants to say, hey what have you dummies done? i can separate conjoined twins and said later in the debate. i was laughing. turning to sports, everybody, we

do want to hit sports and golf. jordan speith finishing the first round of the bridgestone invitational with a even par 70, five strokes behind leader danny lee. speith is preparing for next week's pga championship. would take over as the world's number one golfer with a win this weekend. current number one rory mcilroy has been sidelined with an injury. in baseball jo coby ellsbury hit a tie-breaking home run with two out in the 7th inning to give the yankees 2-1 win over last place red sox. new york took two of three from boston. they will begin a series with toronto tonight. coming up run-down of market action before we hand it over to maria bartiromo. stay tuned, everybody. ♪

dagen: a final look at your global markets. take a look at europe.

you still have losses across the board. let me get out of the way. my big fat head in the way of percentage changes. here in the u.s. the picture is not much better. 24-point loss on the dow. down six days in a row. oil prices, we care about oil. selloff in energy stocks really hammered overall stock market. gains on fold and oil as well. right now time for maria bartiromo! i missed you. i see you in an hour. maria: missed you. thank you so much. see you in about an hour, dagen. good morning, everybody i'm maria bartiromo. happy friday. it is friday, august 7th. with me this hour fox business network jo ling kent and "barron's" editor jack otter. a first look at "barron's" with jack. first republican national debate a fiery one from start to finish. right off the donald trump trump forced to admit he may run as a third party candidate.

>> is there anyone on stage, and can i see hands, who is unwilling to night to pledge your support to the eventual nominee of the republican party, and pledge to not run an independent campaign against that person? again, we're looking for you to raise your hand now, raise your hand now if you won't make that pledge tonight. [booing] mr. trump. so -- maria: fox news's bret baier, megyn kelly, chris wallace asking tough questions of all of the candidates last night on everything from social issues to immigration. the economy also a key element of the debate. here is former florida governor jeb bush and florida senator marco rubio had to say. >> 4% growth strategy means you fix a convoluted tax code. you get in and you change every as specific of regulations that are job killers. you get rid of obamacare and replace it with something that doesn't suppress wages and kill jobs.

you embrace the energy revolution in our country. >> this country is facing an economy that has been radically transformed. you know the largest retailer in the country and world today, amazon, doesn't own a single store? these changes have been disruptive. they changed people's lives. the jobs that once sustained middle class they don't pay enough or are gone. we need someone that understands that as our nominee. maria: making headlines during the debate, democratic senator chuck schumer he announced his decision to vote begins iran nuclear deal. he believes iran will not change. turning to the markets, we're counting down to the july jobs report out in about 2 1/2 hours. 223,000 jobs are expected to have been added to the economy in the last month. the unemployment rate expected to hold steady at 5.3%. we're all about jobs in america coming up. we have got full coverage and analysis of the numbers with our jobs in america special report coming up at 8:00 a.m. eastern this morning.