hillary clinton's email server >> i want to thank him for entrusting me with viewing me as somebody who could be a great leader for florida so thank you mr. president. >> yeah, every day hardworking fantastic governor on to november. that's when delaware will take on andrew gillam. >> the winner will replace current governor rick scott who was running for senate and was victorious in tuesday's primary. meanwhile in arizona, republicans cast their vote to fill senator jeff flake seat after he announced his resignation and mcsally will be the republican candidate on the ballot.

>> to now stand before you for the very first time as your republican nominee for the united states senate. and current governor republican doug doocy will be running to keep his job in the mitd midterms. senator john mccain seat not on the ballot in wake of his death on saturday somebody will fill the seat until the special election is held in 2020. voters in oklahoma cast their vote to replace oklahoma governor mary fallin mortgage company own per won republican nod, and andrew will be his opponent on the november ballot. in keating, fox news. >> on to traitd, now that the u.s. has reached a preliminary trade agreement with mexico to replace nafta, the pressure is on canada to reach its own deal with washington. canada foreign minister ready for talks with u.s. negotiate force to take place today telling reporters that she wants a deal that's good for canada.

e she says major confessions for mexico on labor rules and amount of local con tent in cars should help canada in its own talks. >> the fact that next was able to do something that i think -- must have been difficult to make those con educations does release that stage for -- some productive conversation for us here this week. >> compromises important because canada is the second largest trading apartmenter in for the united states with 75% of its exports. coming to america. the big headline this morning shares of google parent alphabet dropping about one perseid after president trump accused the company of rigging search results about him. >> blake burman is at the white house with the story. >> google is the latest company being criticized by president trump. the president tweeting out tuesday morning that he feels that search resultings on google about him are negative. the president writing, quote,

google search results for trump news showing viewing reporting of peak news media in other words they have it rigged for me and others so that almost all stories and news is bad. the president then wrote in a follow-up tweet, quote, they are controlling what we can and cannot see. this is a very serious situation. will beed responding to questions in oval office president helicoptered to size a search engine along with two of the biggest social media plat formals. ening i think google is really taking advantage of a lot of people and i think that's a very serious thing and it is a very serious charge. so i think that -- google and twitter and facebook -- they're really treading on very, very trouble territory, and they have to be careful it's not fair to lodge portions of the population. >> the president top economic advisory larry kudlow telling me administration has taken notice and did not shy away from the possibility of future regulations for google. >> does the president believe or

does administration feel there needs it be a form of regulation for google or what exactly was the presidenterering to? >> we're taking a look at it and let you know. >> google denies any link between search resultings and politics a spokesperson say in a statement qot search is not use to set a political agenda and we don't bias our results toward any political ideology. we continually work to improve google search and we never rank search results to manipulate political sentiment. back to you in new york. >> well americans are feeling best they've felt about the economy in 18 years. consumer confidence soaring this month so 133.4 thanks to strong job market and rising salaries saying pops it in august to highests level since october 2000 and more key data second estimate for domestic product economist looking for a reading of 4%. still pretty good, down slightly from the preliminary estimate,

however. >> all right well, elon musk stirring up more controversy on twitter and porting his comment about a british diver that he called a peto after criticized to arrest that thai soccer team and he responded. you don't think it is strange he hasn't sued me? he was offered free legal services an you call yourself at yoda well tweet from mufng sparked a back and forth and musk asked if they investigated matter, of course, in the wake of musk latest twitter blunged where he alleged to plan to take tesla private when, in fact, he did not have financing as he allege ad see what they have to say about all of that. >> blungedder is an understatement. more specific i think in this -- well yahoo! users listen up, with company could be standing your e-mails for potential advertising data. >> tracee carrasco has that story and some of the headline making news this morning.

good morning, tracee. rng good morning, yes, wall street journal is reporting that yahoo! own per which is the oath unite of verizon has been pitch a service to advertisers that stands more than 200 million yahoo! inbox and analyzing data they contain looking for clues about what product these users might buy. the journal reports that this extends it aol mail and that oath is the only major u.s. e-mail provider that engages in this practice something most other tech companies have declared as offlimits. >> yeah open about it i guess. more drama for john schneider founder of papa johns. this story does not seem to end but drama unfold with papa johns founder john he created a website save papa johns.com to air his grievances and in a letter posted there, two franchises he said company board asked hem to become executive

chairman in june after he told members that current ceo steve richards richie needed to go according to snyder board agreed with him all of this allegedly unfolding before snyder resigned from role after it was discovered that he used a rational slur during a media training exercise. lauren: whab meat and missouri link those two for me. now first state to have a law that products food makers from using the word meat to refer to anything other than real animal flesh. this targets manufactures of so-called fake or nontraditional meat like products made from soy. violators of this law could be fined $1,000 and face a year of jail time. cheryl: that shows the pressure that is on beef industry because many are going plant base sod there you go. >> i haven't gone plant based. thank you tracee. thanks. a lot more coming up this

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>> good morning welcome back get you caught up on what's happening right now for records and russell 2,000 yesterday for this third day in a row we'll see more records today s&p futures higher by two points nasdaq gaining 16, dow futures also up 16. well a 4.4 magnitude earthquake shook southern california are yesterday centered? the los angeles county city of laverne a 3.4 mag tod aftershock quickly followed fortunately no reports of damage or injuries. justice department official bruce testifying yesterday about his relationship with former british spy christopher steele, and his ties to the anti-trump dossier he met behind closed doors for more than four hours with lawmakers from house oversight, and judiciary committees they said he was being cooperative but that there

are conflicts between his testimony and that of former fbi lawyer lisa page and fusion gps glenn simpson about handling of evidence an timing. republicans allege that he played a key role in selling dossier and question his communications with its author. even after he was fired from the fbi. and this -- tips are now pouring in after police in texas released pretty disturbing video which shows a woman barefoot with what appears to be broken shackles on her wrist ringing doorbells before she vanished police say tip suggest a woman is missing person from as far as kngd but they're warning that she could be also a victim or perhaps involved in some kind of scheme, cheryl. >> very disturbing video. all right well there's nothing disturbing about your money. you should be celebrating this morning. the s&p, the s&p 500, nasdaq closed again and record territory last night. that's the third straight day.

following a preliminary trade deal between the u.s. and mexico. and hopes a deal with canada can now be made and welcoming report that showed consumer confidence hit an 18-year high let's bring in albert brenner strategy at people's united wealth management 18 year high consumer confidence. that has to be another sign as equity analyst. >> absolutely. i think consumers came out of the great recession rather chastised with the effect of the tax cuts and jobs act. i think consumer are -- are feeling better. no doubt it be. >> so you're bullish on markets. what about we're going to get another jobs report this is going to come end of next week we're looking in 187,000 on foreign job that's the still that was the -- for august, obviously. the august payroll report but that's a big jump from gel. on employment holding steady by we're not seeing wages really kick up is that kind of another

piece of what the market needs to see to kind of keep this bull run going? >> well that's interesting cheryl because you know it is one of the questions that actually chairman powell raised it in his -- in his address. at jackson whole, you know how are we getting such low unemployment with wages being really so moderate so temperate, and the fact of the matter is i don't think we have a good understanding of that. the notion that we're so far under the sorry natural unemployment rate, you know, power question maybe the natural unemployment rate is not as high as we think it is. and that there is more slack in the labor market than some of the data qowld show. >> well also motion to chairman powell testimony yesterday a big boost for markets for those who think we can keep it run going at the same time, though, you know corporations are getting benefits now and seeing it from tax cuts getting incentive to that and whether or not companying are using using thaty

to invest in companies and r&d and more hiring or -- if it is more focused on stock buyback things that don't benefit long-term growth of a corporation. what do you say? >> well, there's no question that there's been a lot of money going into buybacks the estimate right now is that we could hit a trillion are dollars in buybacks for this year. but i don't think that necessarily tells the whole story. corporations have a significant amount of cash. their earnings are very strong. i think maybe a little too rosy to think we can get both and investment because we have seen data indicating that corporations are are increasing their capital investments. this actually goes back then to the whole consumer confidence -- report if this is the seen opportunity to increase revenues, and profits through capital investment i think they'll do that. one of the key things there is the state of the consumer. >> which the consumer is confident hopefully that equates

to actual spending power in their pocket and that will -- keep going on that. albert thank you so much for being here this morning good to see you sir. >> well, coming up why these bees were swarming hot dog cart in times square and heat and humidity swarm mideast in the atlantic but relief might be in sight. we have the forecast for you if let's show you stock index futures up nasdaq, s&p up we're looking at gains between a 10th of one percent and a quarter of one percent. you're watching fbn:am. year, i am sorry about that.

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the city that never sleeps buzzing yesterday but not in a way you might think. 20,000 honeybees swarming this hot dog stand in times square. the bees were relocated outside of manhattan an they were released but some hundreds still stayed hot dog vender had to close up shop. apparently heat we're experiencing right now especially in new york oz kad bees to swarm and search for a new home. >> that's right disturbing especially -- released. crowded times square of all places you know -- you. well now that heat wave still hanging arranged -- we've got a lot to talk about. [laughter] and fox meteorologist janice has the forecast for your wednesday. hey, janice. >> hi lauren and cheryl fortunately another day of excessive heat across the northeast for millions here's what temperature is going to feel like around 2:30 p.m. 101 in new york. 103 in hartford 10in boston 102 in philadelphia so very warm take all a of the precautions make sure that the kids are indoors you're in the

air-conditioning. you're taking lots of water. and bring your pets indoors as well. heat advisories posted again for millions all up and down 95 corridor heat will eventually break by friday. so here are your temperatures as we head into friday so 96 today for boston. 72 on friday. 75 for new york and philadelphia 79 so question of to get through today, tomorrow, and then a little bit of relief as we head in on friday but you can see we're all that warm muggy air is east of cold front we do have the potential for showers and thunderstorms along parking lot cold front across the midwest. and we'll also see things heat up again across the west with no relief in terms of moisture for all of those wildfires burning. we'll keep you up to date. back to you lauren and cheryl. lauren: thanks janice. cheryl: well coming up here is your chance to live like james bond. ♪ >> magnificent isn't she? 60 and 0.3 seconds bullet proof

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>> i want to thank him for entrusting me with viewing me as somebody who could be a great leader for florida so thank you mr. president. >> every day hardworking people in the state who believe they deserve a voice in our government too. and we're going to give it to them. cheryl: those voices were heard big upset and key primaries that were decided overnight in

florida, as, and oklahoma. >> in markets s&p 500 nasdaq and russell 2,000 notching new record highs yesterday, over opt mism about a possible trade deal with canada. >> taking a look at u.s. stock market futures right now, we could see another record day for the s&p and nasdaq and dow up 19 in e premarket s&p up two and three quarters nasdaq up 3 and two quarters. >> they are mixed and london down, and paris and in frankfurt up. >> taking a look at china economic minister warning about growth in that and shanghai composite down a third of a percent. >> finally goz at the gas pump tell you why prices are expected to fall this fall. fbn:am continues right now. we're coming up on 5:30 in the

morning the 29th of august good morning i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: hump day everybody i'm cheryl casone. >> it is a busy day. canada foreign min strer praising trade concessions with cars and labor rightses as rejoins nafta talks in washington. good job for working people in canada have always been our priority, and these concessions really are going to be valuable to workers in canada, and in the united states who have been concerned for some time about their jobs going to lower wage jurisdictions. >> joining us now cpa business analyst dan thanks for coming on. canada is taking a page from the president's playbook, canada first. how is that strategy going to play out with the negotiations in washington today? >> i think canada first actually means voiding canada last

because what we're talking about now, the united states has made a deal with mexico. that's going to put pressure on canada because two out of three north america are now onboard. so what does this mean for canada? it means they need to join the team and a come together. they're the odd man out. so right now the president interestingly where most leaders may say we have a good dell and invite canada to join us and make this a really great deal for everybody. he turns around and says, it is the carrot and stick either you get onboard or 20 to 25% tariff on autos. >> that doesn't sound like a compromise or negotiation to me that sounds like ultimatum. >> that's the trump method right because he comes out swinging. he negotiates very, very hard. and then it is up to you meaning the opponent to try to figure out how to find common ground

trump has never said that it is all about america. he's saying he wants fair deal. level play field where even can compete fairly. and if we don't have equal tariffs or even better no tariffs, that's not fair. so he feels the american workers and american production and economy can compete with anyone is as long as there's a lfl play field right now we don't have that in many places around the cold. >> speaking of a level playing field, dan, the who wouldup could be the very high almost 300% tariffs that mexico charges on some u.s. dairy products. that are coming into -- sorry that canada charges us on dairy products that come their country from the u.s. >> that's clearly not going to work that's probably a deal maker. , ii mean there's been a lot of talk about this milk tariff and president is looking at -- what really would hurt the canadian economy is autotariffs. so he's going to hit them right

at the heart of what would really pressure them in to coming to the table look it's about fairness that's what it's all been about. canada realizes this and this is all posturing eventually mark my words. canada is going to sign a deal with the united states because it is in everyone's best interest to do so. >> yep you heard it there and unofficial deadline is friday so good to see you. >> thank you. >> well rhonda trump endorsed congressman winning in surprise upset the the gop primary for governor in florida, and oklahoma businessman kevin won the republican nomination for governor after criticizing his opponent as insufficiently supportive of president trump. so the president power as king maker and republican party alive and strong let's bring in brad miller a former north carolina congressman and ahead of the hoover board of overseers. good morning. >> good morning, cheryl.

>> john let's talk about trump is he now the king maker and chief it is particular this upset was pretty big if you look at the numbers here. 55.7% to -- to a much lower showing from putnam. is this the trump bump? >> it is the trump bump president trump enjoying support of 80% of republicans. so his endorsement carries a lot of weight. distinctly with regard to that race, mr. gillum only one 34-had 41 in four-way race and barely won in palm beach account and if you total up from democrat side all of the republican votes exceeded total democrat votes cast by 100,000 in that primary yesterday. >> i want to show you have you listen to what he had to say about what his next in the race in november. listen to this. >> he is the most liberal candidate that the democratic party has ever nominated in the

state of florida by a country mile in a governor's race. he wants to abolish i.c.e., he wants a billion dollar tax increase. he wants single payer health care system in florida which would bankrupt the state. i'm trying to make florida even better. he wants to make florida venezuela. >> andrew gillum is far left brad, he is not netsly registered socialist but bernie sanders is right behind him. is is that going to really fly in florida in november? >> i think it will be an interesting race desantos is far right and not exactly a friend but i know him some. he spent his whole life positioning himself to be the establishment choice to move forward in -- in florida politics. he was in the house i wases in congress with adam. and then it learned that what he ryed to be all of his life was now a bad thing it will be interesting to see how well

desantos unifies republican on democratic side it is much more interesting what's going on with the democratic party. you described it and he described it, of course, as far left but i would call it more insurgent versus establishment wings. he did not -- >> we saw that in 2016 brad let's be clear. that really shuck up republican party sounded like that some don't depending on your leanings and feelings about the president but let's go to arizona john because i think this martha mcsally female, a veteran, a pilot, she's, you know, really killed it in arizona. she was really, though, the more moderate candidate versus joe arpaio and kelly ward both were going far right. what did arizona's election tell you? >> well it told us that martha mcsally was starting to walk away with that race in last ten days. kelly ward had serious misstep and joe arpaio was nothing more than a boutique candidate. the --

sinema had a free run and did well in head-to-head polling because she wasn't taking any incoming fire but can she consolidate republican party in arizona while still appealing to enough moderates to make this largely red state continue its character and continue to elect republicans to this senate? >> we're going to have our first female senator? arizona either way. that wherever that race goes in november real quick i have to head -- go to oklahoma really quick brad. i thought this was a bit of a surprise, businessman it was actually -- in politics frankly a newcomer he went against mick a very successful mayor in oklahoma city, and he criticized him for not being trump enough. brad it worked. >> i don't really know oklahoma politics i wasn't following that race but that's happened around the country that was a story of delaware desantos against adam and story elsewhere and martha mcsally fell all over herself to get to

the right to keep trump from endorsing either excelly ward or -- joe arpaio. in the hard to see how well that's going to work as she turned down jeff flake endorsement, for instance, it is hard to see how well that will work with general election voters. it apparently worked in primarily on republican side now. but i think -- the question is how well it will work in the general. >> yeah. well certainly the president voice was heard lads and clear in primaries. yesterday -- brad and john thank you for being here. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you, cheryl. john: doesn't feel luke it but summer is winding down so are gases price. doesn't feel like summer at all. [laughter] tracee carrasco is here with that story. and other headlines making news. good morning. >> yeah some good newsed a pump aaa is forecasting drop in gas prices aaa says national gas price will be around 2.70 a gallon this fall that's down from current prices of 284 a gallon and more than a quarter cheaper than this here is a high

of $2.97 that was set in may. trip are l a says prices will drop because of cheaper to produce gas stable crude oil prices in august and decrease demanding after labor day. here are your gas prices as they stand right now. take a look. >> like wurnght too many gas prices to my point. sears is getting market bump from a any partnership. >> good news for sears as well they've had a lot of store closures announce recently but expanded its ship to store program to ?awl tires for customers who buy them on amazon. the program is now available including alaska and hawaii and started autolocation centers in eight metro areas, sears said response from amazon customers has largely been positive shares of sears jumped 13% following the news of the expanded deal. the amazon angling and james bond favorite car is hitting the stock market? >> that is right. what's going on? >> aspen martin iconic sports

car brngtd and maker of james bonged famous secret agent sports car reportedly expected to announce plans for an ipo listing later this year. and announcement could come as early as today. "the wall street journal" reports that company would be valued at more than $6 billion and with list more than 1 billion of shares on the london stock exchange. ivelings pretty exciting actually. >> it really is exciting too bad it is not new york. thanks tracee. all right coming up, but tv news crew gets quoit a scare as car plows through a crime scene. and president trump is considering regulating glg's search engine. how should investors react to that? and can he even do it? is this just the beginning of regulation coming on our big tech in social yeedz companies? we'll be right back. ♪ ♪

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>> welcome back let's get you caught up new records again for the fourth day in a row for the s&p and nasdaq. right now the dow is up just a point premarket s&p up half a point. nasdaq up 13.25. well, u.s. senator john mccain will lie in stay at the arizona capitol today on what would have been his 82nd birthday. thousands expected to pay their respects to the senator at 2 p.m. local time. but capitol will remain open as

long as there's a line of people waiting. mccain memorial service is tomorrow. >> well the u.s. is considering future military exercises with south korea as negotiations with north korea continue. the defense secretary mattis said that u.s. doesn't plan to suspend anymore show of force since calling off a military exercise on the heals of president trump summit with kim jong-un. and then there's this, when telling the news becomes the news. check out what happened to this news crew they were almost runover by a wild driver on my television. for the first time they are also weaking waking up oh -- oh. reporter crystal story spotted the car at its near cameraman driver try to get around traffic plowed through a crime scene that driver is now facing charges and both are okay. but you know what they say lauren on live tv, anything can

happen. [laughter] >> and it always does. john: some more scary moments to talk about now potentially for silicon valley. president trump accusing google of rigging search results him listen to what had economic top advisor said when our blake burman asked about that topic. >> does the president believe or does administration feel there needs to be some form of regulation for google or what exactly was the president referring to? >> we'll let you know we're taking a look at it and let you know. lauren: vague statement, they comment from kudlow there and bring in gus he is with hudson valley investment advisors and you know gus my question for you and what wall street wants to know is can you regulate google and twitter and facebook and if so, what does that regulation look like? >> you can relgt anything. regulate anything i'm not sure what regulation looks like. but these companies are slow to respond to criticism. but that's a problem on to itself. lauren: there's a hearing next

week executives will be at that senate hearing in d.c. and talking about russia meddling and lawmakers will grill them about rigging their sites or -- not being friendly to conservative points of view on their site how do you expect that to play out? >> i think they're in a point to about a year, or year and a half ago yowtd article as that were published talking about how facebook employee were talking about how they suppressed conservative view points, and these companies once again did not really respond. you have jack dorsey from twitter go out ton a twitter he was on your show here an tried to kind of make amends but right now these companies don't respond in a quick manner. these are black boxes that they're dealing with so apparently they're not supposed to have any bias. but, obviously, you have to prove that. j google ceo says we never rank search results to manipulate political sentiment but you have

to imagine that heading into the midterm elections, the executives at the major tech companies are going to think twice about what is popping up on their site. >> i would agree with with that. and you have to remember a lot of them are open for one party or another so that brings bias or perceived bias into equation but in reality once again these are are black boxes and when you're looking at these companies, i mean, they should open themselves up otherwise you're looking always having that question be posed. >> what are ways that trump administration can make it difficult for let's say goggle to do business? how does he make life tough for these companies? dges well they're supposed to be nonbias so just by raising that fact now all of a sudden there's the thought that these companies are biased in some way shape or form so you really need to come clean and either open yourself up, or basically come out and explain how these black boxes work and what you are doing to counteract any i too of bias.

>>should investors be concerned we're looking at nasdaq above 8,000 tremendous gains from big techs this year from social media companies this year. should investors be concerned? >> you always have some sort of risk. i wouldn't be concerned, though, i think these companies are not the fact of monopoly but they garner a big part of the search area or -- other areas within social media. so there needs to be some sort of i guess -- cover to make sure that everything is done correctly. by i wouldn't worry about it. >> gus thank you very much. >> thank you very having me. >> coming up only in jerry world would this happen, the plan cowboys on jerry jones has to make nfl even richer. and the future of legendary nbc broadcaster bob is now in doubt. taking a look at up futures no doubt we may have another record for the the s&p and the nasdaq right now all of the major indices are higher dow 4 you're

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>> so kind of a funny moment in the oval office yesterday when president trump met with the new fifa president was getting lots of penalty cards and how they're used when this happens. >> it is awarding and when you want to kick out someone -- [laughter] >> see the president showing the white house press bowl the red card but he had fun with it. meeting with fifa met for the world cup held here in north america. the dallas cowboys owner has an

ideas. short opinion nfl preseason and extend the regular season. >> nobody would make more money than jerry that one here with all of the details on that story. >>always a lot of money here no secret that exhibition games by and large are not detraction to football fans. often just more opportunity for season ending injuries. so jerry jones has this floating in his shark tank. >> my solution is real simple. is cutback on preseason games have one -- at each team's home, and play a couple of them and then you need to add two games to the regular season which i've been proponent of for several years. >> just for the record i've had same thought for many years make it a longer season shorten preseason but how could you feel about jerry jens and patriots owner robert kraft owning minority stakes in a legalized sports gambling bookmaker they already do. according to espn jones and kraft will retain their financial interests in daily

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cheryl: oil ship ms from iran falling more quickly than expected how how did that affect entire market and what do you may here at home tgm europe is sheer. so what is the effect i guess on u.s. gasoline prices if irans exports change? >> lead to up tick i think in the states because it will be a little bit of an upward pressure of what we have happening oh there. what's interesting is this, a lot of big numbers out there. iran is third largest opec producer, and when it comes to who bought or didn't buy their oil, this last time around show this big drop, as it happen whats china curtailed a little bit of their purchases, but really it was india. india has been appeaser between say the u.s. and iran, and for them to really kind of pull back

from the table, and not buy as much oil as they have been and a lot less oil than they have been that was a big surprise you've seen export really die, and it will come to the u.s. in the u.s. is beginning to see a little bit. but we're at the bottom end of our range so you might see inflation taking to things here as you see that wti price start to stick up higher. >> we just reported that gas prices here we're going to fall this fall. scott thank you so much. good to see you. >> see ya. >> thank you scott and thanks for watching fbn:am we now sending it over to dagen mcdowell. good morning. dagen: see you both shortly and fired up here you can't stop the talking we can't decide what we're going to talk about because there's so much news. good morning everybody. i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo it is wednesdaying 29th. your top stories at 6 a.m. eastern. trade talks proceeding with canada. this after president trump sealed a deal with mexico the president saying that he will go

forward with or without canada. if they can't reach an agreement by friday's deadline futures are showing this happening in the markets this morning after gains yesterday. we've got 10 points, to upside on the dow futures. major markets log just slightest gain yesterday. but it was still enough for new all time highs for the ♪[music] nasdaq s&p 500 and russell 2,000 for third straight day. in european take look at the action there. we have losses across board although slight in france and germany . 100 in england is down half of one percent. deadline for finalizing exit from the european union reportedly postponed again that is weighing on markets in britain. previous target in october now being pushed to mid-november. asian markets mostly positive territory overnight again only loser there as it was day prier sank high down almost one-third of one percent. the results are in, primary

raises in key three states coming to a close last night and it is -- new rates to control the house and senate for the midterm. really the biggest not surprised but one we're going to be paying attention to is who is running for governor. in the state of florida -- trump versus google, the president speaking out against the search giant accusing company of altering results. >> i think it was really taking advantage of a lot of people and i think that's a very serious thing and it is a very serious charge. and they better be careful because you can't do that to people. you can't do it. google maintains that its search is not used for in a political agenda. and watch what you send if you yahoo!, the search giant is scan your e-mail and selling the data to advertisers. what you can do to keep your