nicole: breaking news this morning. donald trump fires back at president obama said the gop nominee is unfit to lead the country. comes response from "the o'reilly factor" last night. i am lauren simonetti. nicole: i am nicole petallides. the obama administration secretly airlifted or hundred million dollars to iran as four detained americans were released. we'll have a story for you. lauren: to tell posting its longest losing streak in year 107 straight sessions. after calling 90 points and looks like u.s. features there down again making it a sessions

in a row. s&p down five commitments to 11. nicole: stocks in japan last 2% as the economic stimulus package disappointed investors. the shanghai composite index gained one quarter of 1%. lauren: oil prices falling below. the good news that the gas pump, the more trouble for the oil patch. $39.80 a barrel, gained three quarters to 1% fell below 40. nicole: at that exile plans to expand its about medicare business. lauren: the day for unlocking your smartphone with pastors are over. samsung unveiled a new phone that can be and not the blink of an eye. nicole: the doping issue still being debated and the new york mets taking to the yankees. highlights coming out. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york and went day, august 3rd.

welcome to "fbn:am." the latest breaking news and what to expect the day ahead. nicole: donald trump fired donald trump fired right back at president obama after the president strongly criticized the republican nominee. trump on the o'reilly last night. >> i think he's the worst president in the history of our country. he's been a disaster. he has been weak. he's been ineffective. the so-called recovery setting record lows. not since 1949 has there been any light -- anything like it. he tests about ukraine. i know far more about foreign policy than he knows. nicole: blake burman has more on this new battle between the president and donald trump from the white house. reporter: president obama launch 5.5 minute diatribe tuesday about donald trump's inability as he sees it to be the next president of the 90s days.

during a news conference the president was asked if the republican nominee's recent comments involving russia make him question whether trump is said to be the next president. >> yes. the republican nominee is unfit. i said so last week if he keeps on improving it. he is woefully unprepared to do this job. he met the president said while he disagreed on policy issues with john mccain and mitt romney, he never questioned if they were incapable of holding the nation's top jobs. trump responded the slumping in the president with hillary clinton. they have betrayed their security and our workers and hillary clinton has proven herself unfit to serve in government offices. back to you in a short period nicole: thank you, but urban. trump is set to campaign in florida holding rallies in daytona beach and jacksonville.

lauren: meanwhile, in iphone car was on fox news on the record last night. >> i clearly disagree. i think he'd be an excellent president. this country needs charts. he understands that. he understands how to create them because he is created them. he understands how to maintain them because he has maintained them. he understands how to put this country to work. i think it makes them very qualified. lauren: ivanka also talked a relationship with chelsea clinton calling her a great girl and a great friend. nicole: on the democratic side camejo clinton lays out her plan for the economy and the key battleground state of colorado. the clinton campaign includes the largest government in job creation since world war ii. the speech after the government reported the u.s. economy grew by 1.2% in the second quarter.

colorado voters in the 2008 and 12 election. meanwhile, meg whitman announcing she's endorsing hillary clinton for president. in a statement the hewlett-packard ceo says and steady hand would endanger our prosperity and national security. but men ran unsuccessfully for california governor back in 2010. the u.s. government airlifted to $400 million is four detained americans were released by tayside. state department spoke been since the cash transfer has nothing to do with the four americans. the transfer was the first installment in a $197 billion settlement with the 1979 arms deal. however, u.s. officials on the

prisoner exchange said they wanted to cast to show they have gained some intangible. the payment amounted to the money. nicole: the fourth reported weapon launched by north korea in about two weeks. the missile flew toward the country's east coast. the main body of the missile landed near japanese controlled water. the japanese prime minister described the launch as a great threat to japan. lauren: another case of non-travel zika. the new cases of locally transmitted infections in florida to 15. the mayor of miami said aerial spraying for mosquitoes will try to contain the spread. >> we are covering a one square mile area. i just gave approval to do 10

square miles of aerial spraying and two square miles of larvicide spree and the next couple days and will repeat four times. the health department, the state of of is a clear. this patch contest came back negative. lauren: date do not expect major outbreaks of zika in the united states. nicole: getting you caught up in the global market action. statements in japan was somewhat of a disappointment then went .9%. the shanghai composite index gained one quarter of 1%. hong kong -- to date down 1.7%. the biggest selloff in weeks. lauren: let's see how european stocks are trading before the bank of england on interest rate

for the first time in seven years. the ftse down fractionally just six points. the cac down half of a percent. the dax giving up a quarter of 1%. nicole: earnings send jobs on friday. dow futures this morning down 37. the nasdaq down is up in. we are down seven days in a row for the dow. the biggest selloff we've seen in longevity for a year. but if we go any day spent days. the biggest hussain ahmad has been five years. >> a lot of concern about corporate profits. oil broke $40 a pair last $39.80 at the time 29 cents today. cool down $2 at 1370 an ounce. this is the first to climb for gold in seven days. nicole: constraints are plain and corporate earnings. america's biggest company posted a fourth straight quarter

profits and lukewarm sales. energy companies or business investment asset in u.s. consumer strength. just over two thirds reporting results. earnings expected to fall 2.6% from the same period a year ago. analysts predicting third-quarter profits for companies in the s&p 500 will increase by an average of three tenths of 1%. i should have because of lower decks that patients nearly three quarters of the companies beat the street. lauren: keep the bar keep the barlow so you'd look good. another health insurer to avoid sauces calling off a planned expansion in the affordable care act ensued just seemed it could have been in the market completely next year. meanwhile, ceo mark tortellini does not think his merger with humana but her consumers. >> when we are both together we

are 10% of the overall u.s. market. at any market level more than now for the largest competitors are the blues that have 50, 60, 70%. i don't think will be don't think we will be offset on the president. lauren: .-center-dot the deal over antitrust concerns. some of their assets to rival molina health care. nicole: the days of unlocking your smartphone with a pasco to figure rent are over. samsung's galaxy knows seven allows you to unlock a by looking at it. and i have a scanner that matches your ipad in that picks up when you set up the iphone. it also comes with a stronger glass screen, more storage and security as well. sansone lost its mojo due to apple, but thanks to the popularity released earlier this

year, since i'm reported its best quarterly results in two years. but no seven will be available in the united states starting on august 19th. prices have yet to be announced. time warner is leading stocks to watch. earnings per share and revenue expected to fall a year ago. we lost a year from 21st century fox. the parent company of fox business network after the closing bell today. earnings per share expected to decline from a year ago but a sharp rise in revenue. tesla motors expected to post a slightly larger it loss from last year. the electric car maker has been in his recently with its deal to acquire solar city, and a massive battery plant built in nevada in a government investigation into the fatal crash of one of its cars.

nicole: coming up, environmentalists fighting a carbon tax bill aimed at cutting greenhouse gases. >> they only want a government solution, so they are willing to destroy an effort to make us more energy efficient and climate change. >> a deadly weather system in the gulf of mexico. we will have the latest on tropical storm earl. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning market and breaking news. ♪

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samsung's new go seven smartphone has a feature that catches the eye. iris scanner allows users to unlock the phone with their eyes. pre-orders start today and the notes seven will cost $800. checking u.s. stock market futures looks like we've got more declines. dow futures down for the eighth day of 45 points. we've not seen a losing streak in five years should be sauces sold can closing bell. s&p futures on six points and nasdaq futures losing 14 points. you would think environmentalists with the enthusiastiche climate change. dave springer reports from seattle in this particular case the enthusiasm is a lot different than new addicts right. >> lauren and nicole, environmentalists have been

preaching for years the best way to reduce carbon emissions is to tax the committee that produces it. every change in the world's climate. the biggest critics turned out to be so-called green groups. >> putting a price on carbon is the single most important thing we can do to tackle climate change. >> attacks at 25 cents to every gallon of gas, increased airfares costing $2 billion a year. the initiatives of the revenue mutual by cutting sales tax 1% and lowering taxes for working families and businesses. a similar system in place in british columbia for eight years to the results 16% drop in carbon emissions. no major hit on the economy and overwhelming popular support. in the evergreen state, the groups and their left-wing allies oppose the measure because it doesn't find more government spending.

>> is not only by reducing carbon. it's about how we do it in developing the kinds cleaners economy needs. reporter: the audubon society. >> i think it isn't about money. it really is about what it is about whether those market-based incentives that will attract people to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. reporter: it exposes hypocrisy that most environmental groups than actually helping the environment. lauren, nicole, back to you. nicole: coming up in sports the olympics opening on friday. the doping issue still being debated. the new york mets against the yankees. all the highlights are coming up. and then there is this. [inaudible] at american airlines pilot is

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she just wants to improve the system to avoid future scandals. after he defended his agency's handling of the russian doping crisis that the white house is visited him on a very skipping the olympics. secretary of state john kerry believed the u.s. u.s. delegation to the game. the mets to game twos beating the yankees. jacob degraw pitched seven innings. the pitch for his follow. the yankees won game one of the series. the baltimore area speed the texas rangers last night in a duel between the leaders. the second game in a row. alvarez had two of baltimore's total homers but three homers hurled at the second time in 19 major league appearances.

last night the reds cardinals game. joey fido was furious with the redskins had been the first row the first road that you know it. chasing a foul ball and had a play on the ball until the fan knocked himself out. there it is. the fan who was wearing a red jersey pulled nine also good to see which team he was rooting for. let's turn to weather now. a deadly weather system forming in the gulf of mexico. tropical storm earl had a nice expected to strengthen by the time it hit central america. maria molina has been tracking the storm. she's here with the latest. reporter: good morning. tracking tropical storm earl was 65 miles her hour in the western caribbean continuing to move westward relatively quick way.

that means if aliasing going to have much time to intensify before making landfall later tonight in the overnight hours. it could be a category one at 80 miles per hour at landfall anticipated summer and one of the kos or even across portions of eastern yucatán peninsula. heavy rain and strong winds are anticipated that the storm system. out here we have a different storm system that's going to be bringing in the threat for severe weather across parts of the dakotas. damaging winds and there has been an elevated fire danger of red flag warnings across portions of montana and wyoming. dry conditions would be as well. the center of nation committee he continues to be on your high temperature. head further north. rapid city 95 degrees expected there. over to you.

nicole: an american airlines passenger recently had too many drinks on the fly. refused orders to save down when the plane was on the ground. then the pilot came to the rescue. >> now, i don't. >> enough good enough good do you hear me? nicole: the passenger was released on $20,000 bail. he is now banned from flying on commercial airlines. lauren: he's got to go private i guess if he wants to go somewhere. that os x. "the o'reilly factor" of the president called trump unfit to lead the country.

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lauren: stocks in japan lost 4% myth that economic stimulus package. the one great air on the screen coming to shanghai composite gaining a quarter of 1%. nicole: oil prices and a below the $40 a barrel mark. good news at the gas pump. more trouble for the oil cash. through the admin becomes the latest giant to expand its about the care business. we will have the story. nicole: the days of unlocking your smartphone with a passcode are over. samsung unveils a new card. the doping issue is still being debated. bright here in new york on wednesday august 3rd. welcome to "fbn:am" come a first look at today's markets can latest breaking news and what to

expect a day ahead. lauren: donald trump firing back at president obama after the president criticized the nominee. charmed by "the o'reilly factor" last night. >> i think he's the worst president in the history of our country. he's been a disaster. he has been weak. he's been an effect it. the recovery setting record lows not since 1949 has there been anything like it. look at what happened as an example. >> blake irving has won the battle between the president and donald trump from the white house. reporter: perhaps his toughest criticisms yet, president above the lunch is five and a half minute diatribe to say about donald trump's inability to be the next president of the united states. during a news conference at the white house, the president was asked if the republican nominee's comment involving russia and gold star parents

they can question whether trump estate to be the next president. >> yes, i think the republican nominee as unfit to serve as president. i said so last week and he keeps on proving it. he's woefully unprepared to do this job. reporter: while it disagreed on both issues with john mccain and romney, he never questioned if they were incapable of holding the nation's top job. trump's campaign responded lumping in the president with hillary clinton. they have betrayed our security and our workers and hillary clinton has proven herself unfit to serve in any government office. back to you in new york. lauren: tribe is scheduled to campaign in florida today holding rallies in daytona beach as well as jacksonville. nicole: meanwhile, ivanka responded to the attack on her father and she was on fox news on the record last night.

>> i clearly disagree. i think he would be an excellent president. my father has built an enormous business. the country and its jobs he understands how to create and because he had created them. he understands how to maintain them because he has maintained them. he understands how to put this country to work. i think that makes him very qualified. nicole: in the interview, she talked about her friendship with chelsea clinton calling her a great girl and a great friend. lauren: hillary clinton set to latter plan in the key battleground state of colorado today. the heart of the plane will be the largest investment and job creation since world war ii. the speech comes after the government reported the economy in the second quarter. colorado voted for president obama in the 2008 and 2012 elections. top republican donor and fundraiser may quit announcing she is an arresting hillary

clinton for president. in a statement, the css comes unsteady hand would endanger our prosperity and national security. he ran unsuccessfully for governor back in 2010. train to "the wall street journal" says the governor airlifted the equivalent of $400 billion tour event this past january just as detained americans were released by tehran. the state department's bouts and john kirby says the cash transfer had nothing to do with the release of those were americans. kirby says the cash transfer was the first and on the page in a one to $7 billion settlement. the above administration had failed the 1979 arms deal. the journal also says u.s. officials acknowledge the iranian negotiators on the prisoner exchange said they wanted the cash to show they had gained some intangible. critics say the secret payments amounted to grant the money.

lauren: north korea fired a fourth reported weapons launch by north korea in two weeks. south korea says the missile flew towards the water of the country's east coast. japan says that made it into gear japanese controlled water. japan's prime minister describes the threat as a grave threat to japan. nicole: another case of nontribal related zika has been found in south florida. the new case raises a number of infection in florida to 15. the mayor of miami says aerial spray began to contain the spread. >> we are covering a one square mile area. i just gave approval to do 10 square miles aerial spraying and two square miles of the herbicide sprayed in the next couple days and we will repeat that four times.

the health department, the state of florida health department has been testing people around the area. the good news is yesterday's batch of tests came back negative. nicole: u.s. health authorities do not take major outbreaks of zika in the united states. lauren: in asia, one green arrow up a quarter of 1%. the nikkei in japan has investors disappointed by the latest economic stimulus to 1.9%. the hang seng down 1.8% in the caspian south korea down 1.2%. nicole: did you see the german dax up one 10th of 1% at the cac down one quarter of 1%. the london ftse down two tenths of 1%. banks are the one area doing well in europe automakers are under pressure. lauren: and the u.s., futures are down. the a+ in a row.

we've not seen that in five years. the dow down 29 points in the premarket. id. four points. nasdaq down nine points. trained to look at oil which is down 10 of 12 days under $40. so 3977 a barrel. gold is down $2. 23% after june 8th highest. concerns about the u.s. economy are by no corporate earnings. posted may 4th straight quarter of shaking profits as well as lukewarm sales. weakness from energy companies offsetting u.s. consumer strength of two thirds of the companies in the s&p 500 with adjusted earnings expected to fall 2.6% from the same time last year and analysts expecting third-quarter profits to increase an average of just three tenths of 1%. trade to another major health insurer moving to avoid glasses.

edna calling off a planned expansion in the affordable care act suggested it could abandon the market completely. meanwhile, ceo kelley liz claman on countdown to the closing bell he does not think his company's merger with humana but her customers. >> when we are both together we are 10% of the overall u.s. market. at any given level more than that were the largest competitors have 50, 60 and 70%. i don't think we would be all that omnipresent. trade to the justice department is suing to block the deal due to antitrust concerns. they have offered to sell assets to radical health care and effort to win approval from the great debater. trade through the said that peter smartphone with a passcode or fingerprint are over. sam sends galaxy knows seven allows you to unlock it by

looking at it. the phone comes with an iris scanner that matches your eye pattern. it picks up when you set up the phone. it also comes with a stronger glass screen, more storage in extra security. the method and will be available august 19th but you can pre-order starting today. it's going to cost you around $850. pricey phone. nicole: earnings season that saw time warner with revenue at the media and entertainment company expected to fall from a year ago. we would hear from 21st century fox on the parent company of the fox business network after the closing bell. earnings per share are expected to decline from a year ago was sharp rise in revenue. tesla motors expected to post a slightly larger adjusted loss from last year but it was that or whether to jump by 35%. the car company has been in the

news recently with a deal to acquire solar city. the battery plant being built in nevada with a fatal crash of one of his cars. lauren: let's look at the headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal." riverstone returns $300 million in profits. executives said the firm faces so-called callbacks are made oil declining prices. regulators asked big bang and a push to give investors more information about a major and volatile source of wall street revenue. finally the real olympics. demand for flights, hotel rooms and ticket very disappointing that the games games which begin on friday. nicole: coming up, environmentalists and washington state are fighting a carbon tax bill because it promises tax cuts. >> they only want a government solution and though they are

willing to destroy an effort that would reduce carbon emissions, make us more energy efficient because they care more about government than climate change. nicole: we will have faster and deadly weather system has formed in the caribbean. the latest on tropical storm earl. we are looking at the downtown again. the eighth day in a row. we haven't seen in a face-off in five years. s&p futures on four. nasdaq down nine. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at barney murphy is and breaking news. ♪

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lauren: 45:00 a.m. in new york. president obama donald trump or in a wage of words. donald trump is not fit to be president and republicans should not support him. trump fired back at the president is also a clinton. money sent to a rainy january had nothing to do with the release of four americans detained by iran. the cash transfer was the first installment in a $1.7 billion settlement. upon the admin is raschein reached a result of failed 1979 arms deal. then sun's new node seven

smartphone that's a feature that catches the eye which allows users to unlock the phone with their eyes. pre-orders begin today. checking in on u.s. stock market futures added the report on the services industry went down features down for the eighth day in a row up 28 points. this could be the longest losing streak that we've seen in five years. the s&p down 3.5 points and nasdaq futures down 7.5 points. nicole: if you want to open your phone with her eyes, tweet as. you would think environmentalists would be enthusiastic to significantly lower the pollutants they believe are behind climate change. in this particular case the enthusiasm is a lot different than what you'd expect. >> or inimical, good morning. environmentalists have been preaching for years the best way to reduce carbon emission is to test the technique that produces

it. but the fossil fills for every perceived change in the world's climate. the economist about the initiative was stunned when the biggest critics turned out to be green groups. >> putting a price on carbon is the single most than we can do to tackle climate change. >> at 25 cents for every gallon of gas, increased airfares and raise utility bills costing $2 billion a year. the initiative aims to be revenue neutral by cutting the sales tax when% and lowering taxes for working families and businesses. a similar system in place in british columbia for eight years. the result 16% drop in carbon emissions. no major hit on the economy and overwhelming popular support. in the evergreen state, a powerful group some left-leaning allies opposed the measure because it doesn't find where governments pending. >> it's not only about reducing carbon, it's developing the kind of clean air economy we need.

>> the one group is the audubon society. >> it isn't about money. it really is about whether this market-based incentive that will drive people to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. >> is hypocrisy and dirty little secret that most most environmental excited about going to sack the government than actually helping the environment. back to you. >> in sports, the olympics are opening on friday in the doping issue still being debated. the new york mets taking two of the subway series against the yankees. those highlights coming at you. and then there is this. >> sit down. sit down. enough. lauren: that's an american airlines pilot being held as a hero for taking down that drunken passenger. you are watching "fbn:am" comment your first look at

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lauren: good morning and welcome back. the real olympics open on friday and its doping issue still being debated. president thomas thought does not want to destroy the world anti-doping agency. he wants to improve the system and avoid teacher scandals. the president defended his agency's handling of the russian doping crisis. the white house as president obama and vice president biden

are skipping the olympics. secretary of state john kerry will be the u.s. delegation. the mesh of june 2 of subway series in new york began the yankees seven to one. jacob degraw pitched seven scoreless innings. degraw pitched eight strikeouts and one series. alex rodriguez may be in his last days with the yankees. yankees traded away for veterans that are now at rebuilding. no place for 41 and a designated the two of five batting average. the manager says he did not see a rat getting many at-bats in the near future. 275 million tenure deals. the reds cardinals games are spaceman show they bought out with sirius at this fancy dinner first wrote chasing a foul ball

drifting towards the witness stand at the elbow. he stared down the fan who is wearing a red jersey in bold on the local to remind him which team he was rooting for. the reds won a game seven to five. wow, pretty aggressive. baseball player should get it. let's turn to weather. deadly weather system has formed in the caribbean. tropical storm earl is storm earl is heading west and expected to strengthen into a hurricane. let's take a look. maria molina has been tracking the storm and this year latest. trim a good morning. tropical storm earl with sustained winds of 65 last four hour with stronger guys and a storm system for more. before make a landfall across parts of the yucatán peninsula. it will be bringing in areas in addition to the strong wind.

it will continue to weaken out the gate strong winds and flash flooding that dangerous weather accepted in the overnight hours. across parts of the northern plains a storm system exited the rockies with heat and humidity and conditions idea for severe weather out there with an enhanced issue across portions of dakota, damaging winds come out of our shells and the risk continuing for more severe weather across portions of the upper midwest. meanwhile across naomi, suggesting instead that means an elevated danger. a member of red flag warnings in effect. temperatures across the nation with another hot one. 95 for your temperature and also in denver the triple digits across parts of oklahoma and texas. over to you. >> maria molina, thank you. lauren: a passenger breese they

had too many jack daniels on a flight and refuse to sit down when the plane was on the ground. he shoved the flight attendant and the pilot of the plane came to the rescue. >> now, i don't. sit down. sit down. enough. do you hear me? it right there. transfer the passenger is released on $20,000. he is banned from flying on commercial airlines. nicole: a rundown of global market action before we hand it over to mourn its maria -- morning space-bar riau. dow futures down 25. s&p futures down three. nasdaq down six. you are watching "fbn:am."

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the east coast. an all-out war of words between president upon and donald trump. the president says trump is unfit for the white house. trump fires back. >> the fact he doesn't appear to have basic knowledge around critical issues in europe, in the middle east, in asia means that he is woefully unprepared. to do this job. maria: president obama not the only world leader to weigh in on the election. who said trump makes him sick at the latest coming up. more heads rolling at the democratic national committee. details on the three top officials who submitted resignations now. plus they detained americans in iran. "the wall street journal" this morning regarding the u.s. and iran $400 million in cash.