we'dto hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> i want the barriers taken down. i wonder farmers to be able to trade. i want them to sell cars and it's all going to work out. gerri: breaking news this morning. president trump defends his trade policies in a fiery rally in south carolina last night even as investors worry about the impact on the technology sector. trying to the dow sinking over 320 points yesterday after falling more than 500 during the session. messages from the senior white house official in the treasury secretary. gerri: the nasdaq hit even harder pulling over 2% and as much as 3% on worries about how

the trade policies will affect stocks. dream to become kind of going between a few moments ago, but the s&p is unchanged. the dow back up to six points. the nasdaq is up five. gerri: i like that green arrow appeared europe stocks also open higher after sinking yesterday entry concerns. the ftse ire up to 38 points, the dax up 52. trying to take a look at asian stocks mostly lower. japan's nikkei the only index in positive territory at just a fraction. gerri: to state that uber rice with a judge in london. it will london. will they allow the drivers to get back to work? "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. tuesday, june 26:00 p.m. cheryl

casone. gerri: good morning. and gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. all the stocks we have to keep a close eye to see whether they go higher or lower. cheryl: we also are waiting on the breaking news on uber out of a london courtroom anytime this morning. we'll bring that to you when they get it. breaking news this morning as global trade tensions continue to intensify. last i president trump touted his trade policy during the big rally he held in south carolina. >> last year on trade our country lost $817 billion common 817. we don't even have to get it down to zero. we can't lose 817 billion because you feel kind of, don't you? drink your early in the day the president reacted to harley davidson's decision to ship for

production overseas to avoid european union tariffs. here is that the president treated. surprised that harley davidson among all companies to be the first to wave the white flag. i fought hard for them and ultimately they will not p tariffs in the e.u. which has hurt us badly on trade down $151 billion. taxes just a highly excuse. be patient. #make america great again. gerri: u.s. stocks tumbled yesterday over renewed trade. kristina partsinevelos is in washington with the details. reporter: investor anxiety ramps up over conflicting reports on trade policy with china. a report from "the wall street journal" says the trump administration plans to block investments in america companies as well as limit technology exports to china. but that is something start to get a little murky. a top white house official, treasury secretary steve mnuchin

tweeted it was fake news and restrictions would not be about china but about all countries that threaten intellectual property. the keywords for all countries they rattled investors because now it's not only just going after china. the policy confusion continues. mnuchin comments contradict peter navarro who told fox business last week that proposed technology restrictions were too specifically about china from entering silicon valley. >> the investment restrictions to be clear proposed at the treasury department and decision of the president. the purpose of those to be to prevent china from coming into silicon valley, paying a very high premium. these are not business people. they know coming to earn a fair rate of return, generate cash for investors. that's not the game. the game is to pay a high premium and useless companies for strategic purposes. confusion over the trade policy

related to technology caused a selloff that pushed the dow jones down 500 points before recovering finish down over 300 points. back to you. cheryl: will have more on that later on in the show. also, voters heading to the polls in seven states today. elections taking place in colorado, maryland, new york, oklahoma and utah. south carolina and mississippi to hold my mouse hold my mouse to hold their gubernatorial nominee is. gerri: will be exciting stuff. president trump rallying for henry mcmaster last night. he's in a tight race against republican challenger john moran. mcmaster was the first statewide elected official to endorse the trump campaign in 2016. listen. >> he said we need strong voters. we have to stop crime. we want lower taxes. we love our military. we love our guys and the love our second amendment. other than that, i don't know what he said.

gerri: also a big day in big day and utah won their primaries up against republican challenger mike kennedy and the gop senate primary. get this. and victor baker chelsea manning on the ballot in maryland challenging ben cardin and the democratic primary. a lot more on these primaries later in the show. cheryl: waiting on some breaking news out of london right now. british courts have to decide at any moment a worse fate in that city. trying to overturn the ruling death they refuse to operate in the british capital. they failed in the approach to report criminal offenses and background checks on their drivers. london is the biggest marketing euro. the company is more than 45,000 drivers in the city right now. the company achieved using several initiatives including the proactive reporting of the incidents to police. we shall see if that's enough.

gerri: it's going to be a wrench in their machine let me tell you. a tnt hoping a new position will give it a leg up in the advertising industry. cheryl: tracee carrasco joins us with that in more deadlines. tracee. >> at&t wants to build a first-ever marketplace for television and digital video advertising that can expose to buyers in the ad sellers. it is all an effort to compete with google and facebook. add in excess offers technology that helps advertisers using a donated software across a range of websites and apps. it also applies technology to ishers that they can manage in south on their website. this technology could help capitalize on media content and added with the recent purchase of time warner and all of that. >> another big acquisition in the media business.

the three-point $65 billion deal creates a company that reaches almost a quarter of u.s. tv households. it comes at a time of consolidation in the tv industry trying to increase their leverage with this broadcast networks. >> it is a sad day. history has changed for general electric. one of the dow's original components will be replaced with shares of drug retailer walgreens alliance. it means the index calculation will change the device or which is the number used to determine the influence of any of the current 30 component that make up the dow revised at the last time there was a change back in september of dow chemical and dupont which became.

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gerri: welcome back. check in the u.s. stock futures here's what we see. the dow turned negative downtown for the opening. s&p 500 down one, not back up for. playing with the flatlined will continue to watch it. president trump firing up a warning to congresswoman maxine waters on twitter following the call for public shaming of white house officials. the president says in part, quote, she is called for harm of supporters of which there are many of them make america great again movement. be careful what you wish for, max. waters argued her comments have been misconstrued thing that she wasn't calling for them to harm cabinet members. president trump going after the agent peter said last night saying his hearing should be broadcast live.

trade-in of course it was exposing people for what they are. they should be totally transparent. it was revealed that stzrok sent a slew of text messages while participating in the russia investigation. scheduled to testify tomorrow morning. this american express scoring a major victory in the supreme court ruling in a five to four decision for the supreme court sided with policy to prevent retailers are offering incentives to customers that use cheaper cars. the entire site fees charged to merchants and other credit cards. did change there. we've been watching for that one for a while. cheryl: we certainly have, gerri, thank you very much. right now the dow is actually after tumbling 500 points yesterday has recovered this morning. we did pare some of the losses on the dow yesterday. investors weighing conflicting trade messages from the trump administration. they closed on 328 points

yesterday and take a look at features once again. looking a little bit better in the premarket at the dow down on that one point. hedge fund manager and also mitch roschelle joining us. good morning to you both, gentlemen. >> good morning, cheryl. >> good morning, great to be with you. cheryl: all of this for tat. investors have been seemingly patient with the rhetoric with regard to the tariffs on the chinese, but now the rhetoric has stepped up with the new plan would expect to see later this week which of course will really stop chinese companies. >> for weeks, investors have been told the tariffs were just brought. if these were negotiating techniques, but the trade war really is on. we saw harley davidson announced that they were cutting american jobs as a result of the tariffs this morning. america's largest manufacturer

announced it's going to be cutting jobs as a result of the tariffs. lost jobs and economic disruption. hard to imagine investors alike is despite a flat by this morning over the dow. cheryl: taking a look at harley davidson yesterday. 31% tariff to e.u. is placing on motorcycles. sales have been lacking here in the united states, but one thing to their credit saved we will move these jobs overseas and do more international manufacturing. they're already making bikes in brazil, and they will not pass those on to customers. the president doesn't seem to acknowledge that one. >> what's interesting about some of these retaliatory tariffs as they are very specific in terms of what constituents they are going after. when they are going up to middle america, they are going after right states. they are going after that e.g. business. they are trying to get political

pressure back on the administration to back off some of that rhetoric. >> are what you listen to what sarah huckabee sandor said yesterday. of course defending when asked about the new plan against the chinese in the tariffs in general. >> to trade and economic policies have been a huge benefit to the american economy and includes the creation of 300,000 manufacturing jobs. unemployment is at 320%. the lowest since 2000. manufacturing manufacturing confidence is at historic highs. cheryl: she is saying the economy is great so don't worry about it. >> i have to say i don't buy it. she didn't mention washing machine prices which have gone up almost 20% as the president's tariff. same thing with steel and timber and we know about when it comes to jobs. i have to tell you, even in the short-term as an investor i think our viewers might be more

concerned and that is about liquidity. investors don't know what the deal is going to be whether his economic bailout a decade ago or clarity from the market. it's hard to invest long-term when invest long-term in the dog with the policies going to be. you are starting to see the illiquid loans. investors are sitting on their hands. >> look at some of those 2000 companies. really quick, we did get some good home sales data yesterday so that was nice to see. i didn't really help the dow. the same time whether it's orange juicer bluejeans or bourbon, these are all american-made products, american companies that will probably had a third-quarter season going to tell us we've got a problem with exports. >> thing to remember is the fed has been very hyper focused on

inflation and if we start driving up the cost of the supply chain by putting tariffs on some of these things, that is going to be inflationary. it wasn't just a few months ago when the inflation number picked up in the market freaked out and sold off. inflation is going to be something we look at very closely as the months go on. cheryl: we were just talking about the cost of a washing machine. the earnings picture from the second quarter. jonathan, mitch, thank you. appreciated. gerri: coming up, dry weather and gusty winds in california will not help firefighters battling wildfires there. janice dean has the forecast and who is that girl? cheryl casone graces the pages that not one, but two magazines. stay with us. we'll tell you a lot about it. cheryl: i paid a lot for this. to make stock index futures all over the place. dow points open up a points come

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>> welcome back. if you walk past the new york magazine stand recently come you might've seen a familiar face. my coanchor gracing the cover of metropolitan magazine. let me tell you, this isn't the only magazine she's featured in this month. cheryl, tell us about the beautiful cover. cheryl: a couple articles are coming out. hopefully the new york city is a day in the life. they took their readers through

in the office at three, conference call for the producers, when do you eat breakfast, health lunch, what you do during the day and of course the biggest question, what's your bed time which is the exciting hour 6:00 p.m. at night. this is how living in new york city. this is another one. i must've bribed someone. this is you a night the magazine cover party. gerri: we had so much fun. let me tell you that was an a-list party. it was amazing. cheryl: a lot of fun. great gas. a lot of the fox family was there. this again talks about on the side of "fbn:am." which is of course a lovely experience everyday. it it was a lot of fun to talk about it. gerri: this is my favorite picture because it's full of personality. cheryl: a lot of fun. people love to hear about the early hours that we work. gerri: you get up at 2:00. i get up at 1:30.

where's the fairness in that i ask you. great stuff. beautiful picture. before you had to do it today, literature tuesday forecast with fox senior meteorologist janice dean. good morning. reporter: congratulations, cover girl. looking good. let's look at those current temperatures, also looking good in new york city. 65 in minneapolis, we do have potential for some showers across the plains state. some of the same areas that have seen the threat for severe storms and heavy rainfall. again across portions of the midwest, ohio tennessee river valley towards the southeast. maybe some damaging winds and then we have the threat for rainfall. there is your forecast today. again the areas that i mentioned were the showers and thunderstorms along the gulf coast as well. warm across the south especially the southwest are we about buyer concerns of the temperatures

even though it's typically warm this time of year way above average. 110 in phoenix today. hot stuff just like cheryl. cheryl: thank you, man. thanks, janice. coming up, good news for amazon prime members who shop at whole foods. you're going to want to hear this one. by china smart phone maker zte says it has been unable to fix an office urinal. a little early for this story. right now the dow was up in the premarket. this is the one in three quarters. nasdaq up 11 and a quarter. you are watching trends by then. ♪

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sell cars in here. and it's all going to work out. cheryl: breaking this morning, president trump defending his trade policies of the fiery rally in south carona last night. even investors worry about the impact on the tech sector. gerri: the dow seeking 320 points yesterday. all amid confusion over conflict and trade messages from senior white house officials. cheryl: then. cheryl: the nasdaq hit even harder following 2% on worries about how the trade policies will affect the entire sector. gerri: look at u.s. stock market futures right now. back and forth today donned the green printed output is to open up 14 points. s&p 500 up point. the nasdaq up nine. looking for improvement after yesterday's route. cheryl: of course on the trade concerns you can see european markets have rebounded today for the foot become the cac and dax all of the green.

>> asia stocks mostly lower. the only index in positive territory and it was that just fractionally. cheryl: a major court victory for big oil in a climate change case that went down in san francisco. "fbn:am" continues right now. gerri: at its fab 30 in the near print tuesday, june 26. i'm gerri willis. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. gerri: good to see you on a busy news day for sure. election day in seven states. typewriters, to run at producer in new york to utah for important primaries. president trump not on any ballot that his name is looming large over many of the races. he was in south carolina last night as we've been showing you, urging folks to get out and vote for governor henry mcmaster.

>> is a horrible thing happened and we weren't lucky enough to have henry hwang, juno they will say donald trump suffered a major, major defeat in the great state of south carolina. it was a humiliating defeat for donald trump. so please, get out tomorrow and vote. gerri: rousing endorsement to get to the polls. this of a reason to be worried? robyn biro, former obama campaign field your and kevin williams with cannabis reform. i will start with you. governor henry mcmaster was the first politician to endorse trump so important there. to what degree will other primaries turn on trump and you think he's feeling the heat here? >> yes, certainly feeling the heat here, especially with mcmaster. south carolina is my home state.

how many times mcmaster has run for office and bailed. he's not the most popular candidate now. we're looking to see specifically if there is still the trump bump in south carolina and how this is going to turn out there in south carolina. the other races coming in now in new york give god the incumbents can pull through because there's a little bit of trouble there. gerri: so much going on it's true. there's a different story in every state. i guess my question today is really to what degree is trump influencing these races? i wonder specifically about the voter backlash for maxine waters. as you know she called on voters push back against the administration jason and restaurants. all about taking it to the limits really. here is what sarah sanders had to say. >> we are allowed to disagree, but we should be able to do so freely and without fear of harm.

this goes for all people regardless of politics. some have chosen to push hate and vandalism against the restaurant i was asked to leave from. a hollywood actor publicly encourage people to kidnap the children. this week and a member of congress called for people to push back. gerri: so you look at this level of social discourse and we are really in the gutter here. it's been a lot of democrats making a statement and chasing trump administration officials. do you think people will take it out on them at the polls? >> is serving up to help democrats. their narrative being when they go low, we go high. we just haven't seen that. democrats may have had an opportunity to push forward, that they have not capitalized on the opportunity. this kind of talk from the left really does empower conservatives and empower the average republican sitting at home who may not be motivated to get out for a primary or midterm election coming up.

they now see a vote in their midterm election not just supporting president trump's agenda, but in pushing back against leftist they are. that's a powerful thing. they really overplayed their hand on this one. gerri: there's even another protest this morning. steven miller working on the immigration policy. protesters at his home today because a lot of people are just frustrated with bad and they don't like the tone in political discourse right now. another negative possibly, robin for the president today though is that romney is running for the senate and he may well win. this is a guy who's called the president a con man and a felony. is this going to endanger trump's legacy and make it harder for trump to get forward legislation he wants to see? >> it could very well be the case. i'm going to say loudmouths like mccain, but basically

loudmouths like mccain. polling is 65%, so he is all about going to take this one. i'm sure he will be very vocal like some of the other republicans that are more moderate. cheryl: the senate of course has a squeaky margin there. any vote you lose will make life tougher for the president. robin cabot, thank you for coming on the show today. >> thank you, cheryl. goodness i love your amazon prime members had you been waiting for this. discounts are coming. gerri: of the discounts. tracee carrasco joins us with that in more headlines. that morning, tracee. >> without waiting for this, but i'll amazon prime members will get discounts at whole foods. they will save 10% off sale items and additional prime member only guess at whole foods market in 365 stores. customers will get exclusive prime member savings when they have their groceries delivered from whole foods through prime

now. still working on expanding that everywhere, but they started the discount back in may. we been waiting here in new york. cheryl: if you shop at whole foods will help you with this company. the losses in san francisco and oakland. tell us about this. reporter: in california come a federal judge dismissed the lawsuit date bp, shell, conoco phillips and chevron should pay to protect residents from the impact of climate change. those are the five worlds largest oil companies. they found a motion to dismiss the suit and the judge ruled that while global warming is a real threat it is one that must be fixed by the quote, political branches. >> i think it's a big boost. zte is declaring bathroom trouble. >> this is something we weren't expecting to hear.

it can't fix a urinal in the men's room of one of its offices because it is worried that doing so will violate the ban on the companies by u.s. regulators. zte a censure of the ban which again does smartphone cars extended to any piece of equipment from the united states including apart to fix the broken urinal. zte has not commented, but there's a sign above the urinal saying they can't fix this because we can't get the parts. we're not sure. cheryl: tracee, thank you so much. braking is you're getting right now. reuters is saying general electric will spread the ownership they have an baker hughes. of course the oil services company. ge planning to cut its dividend following the health care unit spinoff. all part of ge which has been struggling this one year strategic. john flannery putting into place.

shares of ge are high in the premarket, but cut in half we should say so far in 2018. >> after 122 years, what a story that company is. coming up in the trade were tensions, defense secretary james mattis has arrived in china and rising tensions over not just the growing economic influence, but military influence as well. tech stocks were hammered yesterday. we've been telling you about worries of trade restrictions that the nasdaq down over 2% with the selloff overdone. let's take a look at your u.s. stock index futures right now could the toppling could the dow plaintiff and 16, now negative. the s&p 500 down almost two in the nasdaq down to. you are watching the "fbn:am." ♪

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cheryl: now after yesterday's 320 appliance fell upon the dow, we are looking at another red card at this point hero thing. we've been going back and forth between negative and positive today. the dow was down 22 in the premarket. nasdaq is down two and a quarter. trade tensions still concerning investors. speaking of, jim mattis has arrived in beijing becoming the first u.s. defense secretary to visit china since 2014.

madison tends to speak with chinese leaders regarding cooperation in north korea's in north korea's planned denuclearization process. there's a plan to visit south korea and japan on this trip. the investment department has rebuffed the latest request from house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes. ps for information regarding the possible use of an fbi informant within the trump campaign back in 2016. stephen boyd saying in response to many of your requests related to documents and information regarding issues surrounding confidential human source says that are solely under custody and control of the fbi. adam schiff, the intelligence committee's top democrat has accused him as a seeking but the purpose of assisting trumps legal team. instagram is now worth more than 100 alien dollars. that's according to bloomberg estimates. a 100 fold increase from one

face that purchased instagram for 1 million back in 2012. the evaluation coming less than a week after instagram introduced longform video platform igtd. there you go. instagram taking over. let's keep on tech stocks. they were slammed once again by trade concerns that the nasdaq composite down 3% at the worst in selling before paring some of those bosses. most are male joins us now. good morning. great to have you here. the big headline today of course ge. we are planning to spin off their health care business as well as shed ownership of baker hughes. a company just tossed out of the dow. really in big trouble here. would you make of these headlines. >> i'm not sure if this will save ge as you just mentioned thrown out of the dow, part of the dow forever almost at the stocks have been such a huge downtrend for so long.

they haven't been able to do anything to turn it around. they're trained to save money and cut costs where were they can. filling a piece of it is only the beginning. they will sell other pieces of their business as well. >> unbelievable how quickly they have come apart. that would be down 2% yesterday. talk about unintended consequences of federal policy all about trade, the big debate over trade with some trade with some of the big semiconductor makers that ship stocks down. companies like that. what you make of this? was this overdone? >> i do think is overdone. they've rallied nicely and it's one of the strongest stocks in the market. pretty much most of the s&p fell yesterday when the market opened down a lot. way to big selloff yesterday and that creates panic for everybody in all of these big tech stocks

that people are up. just think about it. if you were on the stocks coming are taking profits. people are worried about all this news that comes out literally almost every two or three days about what is going to happen next. the next data watch this. granted there's more information about what's happening with the chinese tariffs. are we going to put restrictions will know more by friday. >> this is a just worries. s&p 500 tech sector gets more of its sales from overseas than any other sector. they are international companies. what should tech investors be thinking right now? do you say or do you go? do you sell these things? >> it depends on your time horizon. there's nothing to worry about here and overall the policy of the trump administration, what

they are trying to do is make it more fair for u.s. corporations to compete in the overall marketing for companies like in china to stop dealing our technology in the trade secret. the problem is they are doing all of these things when the long run it will help companies but in the short term you see the market reactions of volatility creating the selloff. if you are in positions temporarily come you may want to take some profit. it depends on your time horizon. >> investors moving into what they think are safe harbor. the yield curve flat as a pancake right now. melissa, thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having me. cheryl: coming up, who is ready for more soccer? chris yadav rinaldo survived a big scare from iran. all of that coming out. after being denied a big win last year, they walk away with one of the top prizes.

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cheryl: to recount the break has begun and moments ago. "the wall street journal" writers reporting generally tried to spin off health care business and shattered its remaining ownership in baker hughes the oil services company. ge reportedly planning and is

likely going to cut the dividend following the health care unit spinoff. all part of the struggling company's strategic review the stock has been cut in half this year. today are as of now is no longer part of the dow jones industrial average. a lot of breaking news in ge could buy one and a quarter%. >> the nba handed out its awards last night. >> jared max come any surprises? >> of you are expecting the brunch aims to win the mvp might've been a little bit surprised. the houston rockets did. they played a career season who led the nba in scoring. he helps a 165 regular-season games. during gc who was fired by toronto raptors is now the coach of the pistons.

the defensive player of the year. first team all nba. anthony davis from new orleans. kevin durant of the warriors. james harden, lebron james and dean and willard. rinaldo got stopped. beautiful. that would be the final score. portugal fails to win but still advances into the knockout round. portugal will face uruguay on saturday. russia despite its three nothing loss will beat morocco with a group v. saudi arabia and egypt are both out of the term and they both out of the term and they will not advance remember two super bowls ago at the halftime show that because of jumped out of her roof onto a field and use them. check this out. last night in houston in something of the opposite kind of happened at the baseball

stadium. >> the catcher back behind home plate. now you see it, now you don't. curtis granderson, where is the? he still had two home runs for toronto beat houston last night. nowadays in sports fans let them know how badly they want to play for their favorite teams. no shortage of nba fans tried to bring lebron james to their city. he doesn't want any over-the-top pitches from teams. what they've done to keep john taveras for not leg the team spreading like a shamir. some roster who is a bagel store called bagel boss treated out i had a bagel store, the best in europe. if you stay with us you will personally deliver bagels to you and your wife fresh every morning for the rest of your life. we love you, john. please stay where you are, where you were born.

but arena and said the care package of bagels to his office in california with the meetings will take place. he's trying to share him with a shamir. >> wriggles everyday for the rest of your life. >> jared max, thank you very much. sports reports on fox news headlines various xm channel 115. >> european traders when the latest developments on the trade front in the fallout on the tech fair. reaction from london straight ahead on "fbn:am."

gerri: breakdance or general electric this morning, "wall street journal" writers reporting ge plans to spin off its health care business and spread ownership. craig earle i'm on the senior marketing austrians aside from london. what are you making? please tell us this ge news. will this help them get sound financial footing? >> i think it makes a lot of sense divesting some of its business and deciding where it needs to focus its investments. i expect there will be more to follow. something which is welcome as well given the company has struggled so much getting what

is now dropping down of the dow. >> european stocks traded higher. digesting new developments on the trade fallout. really hitting tech in particular. as a perspective on the selloff in the u.s. yesterday? >> we seem a little bit of a reprieve today. therall feeling is a bit of caution. no one likes trade wars on the other side looks to back down and is making investors a little bit nervous at the moment. these prices a little bit lower. we need to hope that we will see one side of all side at the negotiating table in back a little bit. >> is certainly way. craig, thank you very much. appreciate it. gerri: time to send it over to maria bartiromo to maria bartiromo for "mornings with maria." >> happy tuesday. thanks for joining us. i am maria bartiromo. tuesday, june 26. top stories right now at

6:00 a.m. trade sparking a selloff stock yesterday. debates on how the administration is targeting china by blocking exports and presenting chinese firms investing in american technology. the european tariffs are hitting home for an american mainstay. >> harley davidson is a true american icon. one of the greats. american servicemembers and they take care where police officers that they see so often wherever i go, whenever there is a motorcycle oftentimes it is a harley, so thank you harley davidson for building brings in america. maria: looking at the implications of harley davidson shifting production overseas. our kids this morning after the big selloff yesterday. a mixed opening. the industrials down 12 points.

as the beaver founder down a fraction as well. nasdaq is up three points. next open at the start of trading. stocks are higher. take a look at industries across the board. ft 100 off half a percent. the cac in paris up half a point. 22 points higher in the dax index up 42 points higher in germany. asia overnight with the health of the selloff on wall street to the nikkei average squeaking out again but the others are lower across the board. breaking news this morning i general electric or the company shedding more businesses. "the wall street journal" reporting ge will spin off its health care business and sell its stake in baker hughes coming as the stock will not be a member of the dow jones industrial average for the first time ever in a hundred years that begins today. ge replaced by walgreens. uber fighting for its life in london. a monster valuation for