sam stovall, s and p capital iq. we have this u.k. newspaper, the independent, there is major swing toward the u.k. exit from the your even european. [closing bell rings. david and medical list pick it up here for "after the bell." david: stocks paring some of their losses in last minutes of trading for the week. the dow is still down triple digits. hi, everybody, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis this is "after the bell." we have you covered of this market selloff. here is what else we for you coming up this hour. donald trump making his pitch to evangelicals in washington as he tries to put a positive cap on a very rocky week. hillary clinton sitting down with elizabeth warren. will we see a clinton-warren ticket? one billionaire says if that is the case clinton won't get his money or his vote. bringing the world together one last time. thousands gathering in louisville kentucky, millions

watching online paying respects to the greatest, muhammad ali, comedian, actor, billy krystal and former president bill clinton among those eulogizing him this afternoon. david: there is the former president as we speak. first of all the dow getting hammered today. here is how the three stock markets fared. we see the dow down significantly. nasdaq taking it on the chin more than other two, trust me folks. nasdaq was the worst of three indexes. we're not seeing all three. phil flynn, price futures, fox business contributor watching action in oil and gold from the floor of the cme and lori rothman from floor of new york stock exchange. of the three indexes nasdaq took it on the chin hardest. tell us other details. reporter: this is fairly typical risk-off day. european gdp. week global bond yields. overall concern about overall global growth. of course you have this "brexit" vote.

later in the session we had survey put out by "the independent" newspaper, more people are in favor of the u.k. leaving the e.u. the dow was down at its weakest point, down 113 points. -- 173 points. traders tell me it was short squeeze. it only ended down about 119 points. the vix, how we gauge how volatile everything was, fear index, biggest gain since january 7th on the volatility index. so that is telling. getting back to the theme of global growth an concerns about going forward we saw taking a hit in the financials. foreign money center banks no surprise with the "brexit" coming up in couple weeks. financials down 2% thereabouts. with that i send it back to you. david: lori, thank you very much for that. oil ending down 3%, biggest one day percent drop in three weeks. phil, what behind that move.

>> fear and loathing global economy. oil prices optimistic a week ago, demand record high around the united states around the globe. forget all about that, "brexit" survey put the nail in the coffin and downward pressure on oil. safe haven buying in goal it was up even as dollar is down. we also got the rig count in u.s. both oil and natural gas rigs rose by three rigs last week. that is a sign we could see some stability in the market. that was also a little bearish. keep in mind toes rigs are down substantially from where they were a year ago. 300 in natural gas. over 87, 300 in oil. stability but that's it. back to you. >> all right, phil buildings thank you so much for that. david? david: david: government bond yields across the globe hitting record lows, the reason is, as people leave stocks go into bond.

jack hough, "barron's" senior editor and monica mate at that. bill gross is panicking. he is looking at $10 trillion of bonds that have negative interest rates and saying we're heading, and i'm quoting him, towards a supernova. what do you think? >> well, folks that follow the bond market simply know things that people who follow equities don't. there is generally more fundamental analysis behind bonds. we're looking at seven years of manipulation of currency, of quantitative easing, just trying to get growth all over the world. we're just hitting a point where there isn't a lot of excitement with equities but still the best game in town because all over the world there is still chaos. i think people are flocking to where they think they can get the best yield. bonds are reflecting that right now. david: people are still in stocks. we don't want to get the impression everyone is out of stock but jack, the tina trade. tell us about the tina trade.

>> you buy stocks even when you think they're pricey because everything else stinks worse. you talk about people going to safe havens, think you're using that term loosely. i'm not seeing a lot of safe havens out there. 10-year treasury doesn't look safe when paying me a yield -- david: do you see a supernova the way bill gross does? >> it has got to end badly. when you see gold start to run up, you know financial nihilism is setting in. david: monica, only up four bucks today. >> there is a lot of things that just don't make sense anymore. we're seeing inflation not rise. if you have strong economy inflation should be going up. seeing consumers, consumers more than they ever have. they are stronger than they ever been we're not seeing jobs. everything is pretty lopsided. as he said there is good likelihood it doesn't end well. david: doesn't make sense when you have central banks doing what they're doing, things don't make sense. melissa: people are not putting money into banks but into their

caffeine fix. customers have $1.2 billion loaded on to starbucks cards? can you believe that? and mobile apps. more than they're putting into bank accounts and financial institutions. what am i missing with this one? >> this is starting to sound like a systemic important coffee. melissa: right. >> might track its tier one capital ratios with these kind of numbers. melissa: that is not even a total joke, monica. one of the things in ads starbucks pay, trying to get you to pay, mobile pay. that is why i say what is it about this? i mean it is not just this idea you get a gift card for christmas you may not ever use it and starbucks has money. this is even bigger than that. >> you're getting a better return off caffeine these days than you are in your savings account. melissa: i hear. >> you can't discount that part either. melissa: yeah. it goes to the trend, jack, of people putting a ton of money in their paypal accounts as well.

the idea you want to instantly pay people but not putting any money in the bank? new way of banking? seems risky. why would you have all the money in your starbucks? >> people without a lot of money may be something to this when you talk about opportunity costs. that is what you miss out on investments and other places. right now, you're not missing out on much. might as well spend it or prespend it. melissa: presend it, if you don't have a lot of money i am not sure you should spent six bucks on a cup of coffee. david: at least starbucks doesn't charge you negative interest rates. lets awe deposit money for free. the government wants to take credit for creation of the iphone. unbelievable. listen. >> this smartphone almost everything came from federal investments in research. they say steve jobs did a good idea designing it and putting together. federal reserve invented it. david: jack, ever example of

politicians not getting it, what the free market is all about, this seems to be it for me. what about you. >> if that thing were government phone it would look like a shoe. reception would be as good. david: that's right. like one of those old wall street, like in the movies. >> used to rock one of those of the bricks. david: absolutely. monica, point is these guys, if it was up to them there would be no market. i mean you know why bother with a free market at all? why bother with private enterprise if government creates everything? >> logic like swiss cheese with some holes and next natural extension is, if you develop this technology, why didn't you roll it out? why didn't you save the next generation from the national debt completely? who is going to be held accountable for that? david: jack, like fred smith, the guy who came up with the idea for fedex, oh, no, he is not responsible for that because governments built the airports. >> look i mean there is not much they have to boast about right

now. so maybe an idea taking these things that consumers already love, claiming credit for them retroactively. who knows. might work. david: free market -- what a waste the free market is, you know. what a waste business is. you can have just the government do everything, right, melissa? melissa: absolutely. speaking of which, hulk hogan taking down gawker. the digital media company crumbling under the weight of a major lawsuit. details of today's announcement. david: we know google is friend of the white house but did the internet giant manipulate searches to hide negative stories about hillary clinton? melissa: donald trump, courting evangelicals today. >> happiest people are the people that have that great religious feel and that incredible marriage, children. it is more important than the money, folks, believe me i know. i know plenty with lots of money and they're not happy people. and by taking chantix,

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melissa: 15,000 family friends and fans gathered in louisville, kentucky, to pay their respects to legendary boxing great muhammad ali at his public funeral happening right now. his paulbearers include actor will smith, boxing champions lennox lewis mike tyson and comedian billy krystal among many delivering eulogies along with president bill clinton. we'll take you there live in just a bit. david: donald trump making his case to evangelical voters. the presumptive gop nominee trying to woo the religious right as he prepares to take on hillary clinton. fox's like burman in washington, d.c. with the very latest. reporter: hi, there, david, the pump pump republican nominee

made a -- pretum tiff -- presumptive republican nominee he was very much in the political arena. trump spoke to the faith and freedom coalition. that is the group of conservative republicans led by ralph reed. trump gave a more subdued speech given for the most part via teleprompter. he talked about the need to talk about religious liberty and pivoted to hillary clinton. trump's comments about judge curiel called racist by democrat and republican leaders, trump, made the case he, not clinton would be the best candidate suited to solve the needs of hispanic and african-americans. here was trump on that front from earlier this afternoon. >> freedom of any kind means no one should be judged by their race or their color and the

color of their skin. her education policies, her economic policies, her immigration policies, and her trade policies will plunge our poor african-american, hispanic communities into turmoil and even worse, despair. reporter: evangelical voters were very, very good to donald trump during the republican primary and the latest "fox news poll" shows that very well could be the case in the general as that poll had him up 3 to 1, 63-21 over hillary clinton when it came to white evangelical voters. trump left the old post office. he heads back out to the campaign trail. between now, tonight and monday evening he will make five different stops in four states, all of them swing states. new hampshire, pennsylvania, florida, and virginia, where he campaigns later tonight, david. david: by the way, that is not a poster behind you. that is construction site. i just wanted to make it clear. trump is able to do both things.

reporter: crux site. david: but it doesn't hurt. thanks very much, blake. appreciate it. melissa. melissa: gawker files for bankruptcy. the media company after losing $140 million suit against hulk hogan. the pro wrest letter sued gawker after the publication after sex tape in march. howard kurtz, fox news and "mediabuzz" host. this is not sure, i'm not sure how many people thought hulk hogan would win that case. now it is driving the company basically out of business. what morals are at stake here? did the good guys win or -- i can't tell. what do you think, howard? >> well the gawker gossip train has been barreling toward this cliff ever since that $140 million verdict and a lot of free press advocates are saying this is terrible. melissa: right. >> this is suit by a wrestler over a sex tape and should be news. we have silicon valley

billionaire peter thiel, who is very angry at gawker over its coverage of him secretly financing the lawsuit. i have to say hoard to feel sorry for gawker. it is a lousy first amendment poster boy because the kinds of stories it does, does some good stories over the year, invasion of privacy, peter thiel outing him as gay executive for no apparent reason a decade ago. that makes it hard for me to root for gawker. melissa: some things they have done literally no journalistic value at all. there was no reason for people to see any of these videos, it is at a time when the posting of videos is having such a huge impact on kids, whether cyberbullying, to do it each other an having somebody making money. the other side is the business side. they filed for bankruptcy. now gawker is up for auction. a lot of speculation about who might buy them, what they would do with it. who do you think might buy them and what would it mean for how

the business is run? >> i don't know, i think gawker's brand is so tarnished at this point hard for me to think of a long list of companies to benefit. gawker is said to be published with ziff davis and hanging over all this, peter thiel finance lawsuit which no company will want to take on as open-ended liability. i think while gawker may survive in some form or be repurposed or get a whole bunch of new journalists, those who believe some of the mean-spirited stuff this gossip site has done led it into the past to moral bankruptcy long before we were presented with this chapter 11 bankruptcy. melissa: very arctic tis of you, howard. i like that. >> i used to be a writer. melissa: i can tell. thank you so much. david? david: he is an artist, he is an artist, absolutely. chipolte's newest hurdle coming from another fast-food chain being dethroned as the king of the burrito.

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colonel ralph peters, fox news contributor, joining us now with his take on the revelation. colonel, the thing that struck me, these emails were about drone strikes before they happened. that is, they could have, if somebody had gotten into that private server of hers through which these emails traveled, somebody would have information about a strike before it happened, right? >> absolutely, and as a former intelligence officer i can guarranty people were in her private server. one of the things "the wall street journal" featured was a clinton supporter saying, there is no evidence that anybody was reading her emails. good intelligence agencies don't leave footprints. you don't know they're reading your stuff. i worked with the pakistanis back in the '90s. their intelligence agency, the isi, is really, really tough. pakistan is also the homeland of internet scans. david: absolutely. i gotten a lot of internet scans from pakistan we can tell.

the fact, if in fact these, these emails were about pending drone strikes, if somebody got in there, they could have tipped off the bad guys? >> well, absolutely. and isi plays favorites with the bad guys. in views of the pakistanis there are good terrorists and bad terrorists. they like our drone strikes even when they deny it in public when we hit bad terrorists, but not when we hit their terrorists, the ones they're sponsoring. not that they could have tipped somebody off. that is heat of it. these are very, very highly classified operations. david: let me stop right there, forgive me colonel. you said these are very classified operations that the emails were classified. should not the secretary of state had known they were putting classified emails up in her private server. >> she knew. david: there is no question in your mind? >> none whatsoever.

david: she said categorically they were not only not labeled classified but i would have known if they were classified. >> certainly true she would have known. she did know. they weren't labeled classified any of these messages she made a point not to put labels on them. bigger problem besides them tipping off potential targets a good intelligence team can read these messages and put together how we got the targeting information. do we have a mole inside. david: yeah. >> the terrorist organization? david: great point. >> do we have pakistanis doing it to us? is it intercept or mosaic report. david: colon, they're giving me the wrap but i just have to ask, david petraeus was convicted, he pled down but he was convicted misland link classified information. how do these charges against hillary stack up to what he did? >> david petraeus stole a candy bar. hillary clinton robbed fort knox. melissa: that is good analogy,

very succinct. colonel ralph peters. >> thank you, david. melissa: another media giant under fire for censoring news. the company might be taking a page from facebook's playbook. that is coming up. the most important election according to voters but the confidence in the candidates are at all-time low. brand new poll numbers are coming up next. >> hillary clinton has jeopardized, totally jeopardized national security by putting her emails on a private server, all to hide her corrupt dealings. ♪

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david: yes, it is still going on. there is a lot more to go of the muhammad ali funeral. it is underway right now. about 15,000 people in attendance. at the kfc-yum center in louisville kentucky. among those eulogizing the former boxing great is billy crystal and former president bill clinton. we'll give you the remarks when they happen. melissa: hillary clinton meeting with elizabeth warren in d.c., fueling vp speculation. wouldn't that be something. fox business's peter barnes with the latest. did you sneak in the back and drop a microphone and ease on what they were talking about or what do you have for us? reporter: that right, melissa. that's what i did. melissa: perfect. that would be great. >> no.

i don't want to start any rumors in twitterverse or anything. but, let's just talk about hillary for a minute because she is celebrating three big endorsements in the last 24 hours or so from president obama, vice president biden and massachusetts democratic senator elizabeth warren. clinton met with warren at the clintons d.c. home. warren is one of the most popular politicians in the progressive movement and could be especially helpful for clinton attracting younger liberal voters who flocked to bernie sanders campaign. clinton took a victory lap in planned parenthood where she was in full trump attack mode. >> when donald trump says a distinguished judge born in indiana can't do his job because of his mexican heritage, or mocks a reporter with disabilities, or denigrates muslims and immigrants, it goes against everything we stand for. reporter: now separately a prominent law professor is now

accusing news organizations of ignoring a alleged university scandal reported by some of them last year involving, bill and hillary clinton. jonathan turley of george washington university. bloged this week about reports that laureate international universities is for-profit company, paid millions to bill clinton to serve as an honorary chancellor while his wife was secretary of state. inside higher education reported figure at 1 1/2 million between 2010 and 2014. while his wife was secretary of state, the state department awarded $55 million in grants to a non-profit scaredly laureate's chairman. hurley says the matter deserves media scrutiny. spokesman for laureate said turley's commentary is full of old claims that is not true, and addressed many times in the past. no comment from the clinton campaign and foundation but the campaign previously denied wrongdoing in this matter. >> charles ortel done deep

digging on exact problem. it's a big one no matter how much they sweep it under the rug. duarte i money. david: turley is no friend of donald trump by the way. for him to get on the bandwagon is interesting. mark cuba, self-proclaimed independent has strong feelings when it comes to the idea of hillary clinton picking elizabeth warren as her v. p. here is what he said on "varney & company" earlier. >> good chance i vote for donald trump. >> i was going to ask? really? that would pull the democratic party way to the left. >> we need to be more center. this country needs solutions, right? we don't need headline porn. don't need people talking about playing to progressives, playing to conservatives. the more we deal with labels and solutions bigger our problems get. david: billionaire owner of the dallas mavericks he would be happy to be selected as vp for either candidate. think what you will of mark cuban, a lot of people don't care much about the guy, the fact is that he would pull hillary clinton to the center. she doesn't want to be farther on the left.

this is my view now, she doesn't want to be with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. she needs the middle. it is 1/3 of the pub independent. they want to see business acumen or some kind of connection with business and maybe he would provide that. melissa: there you go, but she has no respect for business and free enterprise. david: mark cuban does, if he was vp. i don't know. melissa: all right. the race for the white house getting tighter when it comes to presidential preferences. hillary clinton leads donald trump by just 3 percentage points. this is according to a new "fox news poll." that is within the margin of error. here now is capri cafaro, democratic state senator from ohio. lisa booth, high noon strategies, guy benson townhall.com political editor and also a fox news contributor. guy, let me start with you. what do you think about this? clinton leads trump by three percentage points. he was ahead before. he had a rough week. what does he have to do to get it back? >> he has. this polling was taken really in

the teeth of this big controversy over the race baits of the judge, he has taken a hit especially among independents. what strikes me, melissa, about this polling, they go through candidate qualities and characteristics, she absolutely destroys him on experience, on temperament, on knowledge. you would think in isolation she would be leading him big time head-to-head. she is not. margin of error race with both candidates in the 30s because they are an unpopular pair. melissa: capri, what do you think? >> i mean i've been on the show many times. you guys know i'm not a super fan of sectary clinton. as you mentioned at top of the segment, we're in the margin much error here. when you look at some of the internal numbers, some cross tabs within this poll it kind of reiterate what we already know, the fact that hillary clinton is in the lead with women, is in the lead with, you know, african-american population whereas donald trump is in the lead significantly with white

men, without college degrees. so, really what this is, and kind of what guy just said, this is a group, this is a very unpopular group of folks and both sides the equation, both democrats and republicans alike are not particularly excited about casting their vote in november. melissa: they're not exciting, but lisa, let me show you one of the questions that really caught my attention. do you have more at stake this time tha . melissa: you have more at stake this time than in other presidential race. in recent memory. 85% said there's more at stake. 5% less. i mean, people think that this is a critical -- that we're at a crossroads. their families are at a crossroads. the country is, what does that tell you? >> absolute the truth. you look at so many americans have not seen a pay increase, stagnant wages. you look at the middle class and they're shrinking, americans are hurting, you look

at polling. the majority of americans believe the country is headed down the wrong track, no wonder people view the election with so much at stake. and guy is right to point out the poll was taken when donald trump was faced with criticism. what is important if you are donald trump to keep highlighting the crooked hillary line of attack. the majority of americans believe she is crooked. 66% believe she was lying about e-mail. 57% believe she put national security at risk. important points for donald trump to keep driving home. >> sometimes i wonder if we're asking the wrong questions, you look at the unfavorables. hillary clinton 56% unfavorable. donald trump, 58% unfavorable. these are the two who won the nominations. someone's got to like them or else we would have voted for the other people to run in the final race. what's up with that?

>> hillary clinton was coronated from the very beginning and stacked the deck in her favor. she ended up winning with a fairly comfortable margin with millions of more votes than bernie sanders. because a significant chunk of primary voters which is a small pool of the electorate doesn't mean she is, a, all that popular personally among the people who voted for her, or, b, broadly popular among the american populace which is clearly not the case. this mirrors what is happening with donald trump on the republican side. david? david: another silicon valley giant coming under fire for censoring, youtube channel named source fed claims that google may be suppressing negative search results related to hillary clinton and leading users to positive results. william la jeunesse joining us with details. hi, william. >> reporter: source fed claims

that google is an intentionally manipulating search results to favor hillary clinton. here's why. you type in hillary clinton cri and automatic fill-in function fills in crisis. do it on yahoo! and you get criminal. a fluke? source fed did it again, hillary clinton you indiana, and bing gives you indictment. google's trending site shows eight times more searches for hillary clinton indictment than india. google is burying potential searches for terms that could have hurt hillary clinton in the primary elections by manipulating recommendations on their site. >> reporter: source fed searched bernie sanders and donald trump. example trump rac for racist. this time google search matches

yahoo! and bing. why might google tip the scales for hillary? democratic fund-raiser and clinton supporter eric schmidt who created a company to provide her campaign with cutting edge voter end data analysis. but google says no, you've got it wrong, it does not favor any candidate or cause. that it claims to the contrary would simply misunderstand how autocomplete works. predictions are produced based on a number of factors, including popularity of search terms. google says, david, its systems automatically filter out offensive or inappropriate autocomplete predictions so negative information is not the first thing that pops up for candidates or anyone else. back to you. david: i did it this morning, i typed in hillary clinton cri, for google and yahoo! very different results with hillary -- with google you are always directed towards a favorable

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. david: another live look at muhammad ali's funeral. that's valerie jarrett, she's delivering a message from the president to the assembled there. the president could not attend the funeral, he was attending malia's high school graduation. billy crystal and former president bill clinton will be giving a eulogy soon, we'll

bring that to you live. melissa: chipotle hit a new low. they may not be able to recover from. this is according to an annual survey. the mexican food chain falling to fifth in the most popular brand selling mexican inspired food. they were first for three years before this, and dumped down all the way to fifth. where do they go from her? turkel brand ceo bruce turkel joins us now. i mean, you managed disasters and turned them around, this is a disaster. what do they do, bruce? >> the biggest disaster, my biggest fear is to be on the show talking about fast food with you. if i say something bad about fast food, you will jump all over me. here's the problem as i see it. chipotle sold healthy fast food. we thought they cracked the code on that. the problem is fast food people don't want healthy. healthy eaters don't want fast food. i don't think the customers coming to chipotle were mexican food fans. they were healthy food fans,

and as soon as chipotle had the scare about e.coli and the other safety issues, they lost that group. what did that leave? the fast food people, the mexican food people, and they didn't care about the brand. you know what they say? be careful what you wished for. they wished for the position and it's coming back to bite them. melissa: you wonder what was the problem there, blaming it on the health scare they had and people going away and not coming back. it was a new hot thing and they are getting criticized for not changing menu. other people have written articles about how it's a billion-zillion calories, if you think you are healthier rather than going to mcdonald's, maybe it's healthier because it's vegetables if it's not poisoning you, but it's not lower calorie, you're not losing weight. so maybe it was just a product of people sort of seeing through it. but what can they do? they've got to do something, other than laying down on the ground and playing dead.

what can they do? >> the number one thing all businesses sell, unless they're selling the lowest price which chipotle was not is trust. trust is hard to attain, it's very easy to lose. so you know, we've talked about the steps before. the first thing you've got to say is mea culpa, there was a problem, we know what it is and dealing with it. here's how we're dealing with it. the next thing you've got to do is show people why they've got to come back. you hit the nail on the head. they were the new young hot thing until they weren't. they need things to introduce to people. i'm willing to try that, overcome the negatives with positives. the problem is what most people do is start talking about how everything is better which is the same as telling people why they shouldn't not come. buy our jeans, they won't make your butt look big is not a great sales technique. melissa: unless you want your butt to look big. [ laughter ] >> to each his own.

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. david: donald trump is gaining traction from a group of latina women as the presumptive gop nominee combats recent allegations of racism, one grassroots organization help hispanic show fearless support for the candidate. iliana garcia is the founder of latinas for trump and joins me now. thank you very much for coming in. appreciate it. has donald trump said anything about hispanics that you find offensive? >> absolutely not. absolutely not. he referenced particular type of person that leaves mexico, comes in illegally, traffics drugs, is rapist. i never felt offended and we

have a huge group of mexicans that are joining us with latinas for trump that don't feel offended either. david: interesting, you are cuban-american, cuban-americans and nicaraguan-americans that escaped socialism have a different feeling from the left which is why they may be for donald trump as opposed to hillary. you say they are mexican-americans as well as cuban-americans. >> we have colombians, mexicans, nicaraguans, you name it. i think the ones that come here and acclimate or are born here and inherit their heritage, no, have a fond respect for america per se, which is what i think that we like that he represents. david: you like the message, you like the make america great again? >> i do, i really do. david: there is the controversy about the judge and about his -- the judge of trump university, and paul ryan who's

a speaker of the house suggested that donald trump's comments about the judge were racist. what would you say to that? >> you know, it was really tough watching that. i thought to myself it's the tea kettle calling the pot black considering the republican party had the reputation of being racist. we know that's not the case, the republican party actually freed the slaves. when you see that type of thing, they talk about wanting unity and say things like that. it really angers me, everyone has a different definition of racism. racism to me is when you generate poverty and create stereo types. who better than the democrats for that? it truly angers me. david: in the last election, ileana, the last election, 2012, the republicans did not get a lot of support from the latino community in general. george w. bush preceding that did, do you think that the number of latinas votes for

trump for increase or decrease in the coming election? . >> i think they will increase. due to the media coverage and everything going on, i think there is a silent majority. i think it's huge and organizations like mine, groups like mine will help people come out. it's a very sad day in america when you cannot say who you want to vote for, express yourself without someone wanting to toss rocks at you or unfriend you or not talk to you altogether. that's crazy, totally un-american. david: it is un-american, ileana, thank you very much for coming on. please come back and see us again. ileana garcia. hockey legend gordie howe died at the age of 88. the detroit red wings legend holds the record for most games in years played. howe was the only player to play in five different decades with career starting in 1946,

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>> american teenagers refusing to work or perhaps are unable to find work. 16 to 19 altar securing 14% fewer summer jobs this year according to data from challenger gray and christmas and that sadly the trend while more than half of teens worked summer jobs in the 70s and 80s. these days fewer than one in three two according to pew research. brewster cal is back with us. what do you think, is it because they don't want to or they can't? >> economic show there are fewer jobs david but there's another reason. you said they don't want to. think back to when you have a summer job. what was the number one reason you wanted money as a teenager? david: that's a good question. i just want to change it might

pocket. >> i wanted a car and if you looked out what technology has done -- david: bruise i have never on a card in my life. we have to leave it at that. have a great weekend. that does it for us. "risk and reward" starts right now. deirdre: we are used to the idea of bias in the media but now there's evidence that showing up in tech, the world's largest social network and the world's largest search engine may influence the way you vote. and new any report shows google made favored reserves that skewed for pro-hillary clinton bias. this is "risk and reward" and i am deirdre bolton. today there are allegations that google manipulates its out of rhythm so that unflattering stories about hillary clinton are lower on the page.