inheritance story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. forward to serve our country deserve a fair and dignified evasion not a destruction based on lies and deception. >> well this isbred cana moving forward as newest supreme court justice, the president accusing democrats of a campaign of destruction one of the big stories we are following. >> our other big story is that the major breach at goggle and the company hid it for months. >> man pick market monday, the dow down over 230 points during the session before closing up 39 points yesterday. the nasdaq down hired day in a row. >> bond traders sending yield on tenure treasurely to three and a

quarter percent that is a free seven-year high. take a look at futures right now. we are in the red solidly and nasdaq is down 17.5. >> here's the situation in europe this hour, green across the screen marginal gains for paris for germany, and for london. >> i'll take two points on germany. asia after crushed yesterday to shanghai composite did edge higher today nikkei down a little more than 1%. hurricane michael leavingth pa of death and destruction as it heads toward florida we'll have the latest on the track of the storm. fbn:am starts right now. >> and it is 5:01 a.m. here in new york and it is tuesday, it is october 9th i think it is fall. good morning everybody. i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning everybody. welcome back cheryl she ran a marathon over the weekend a

chicago marathon. >> folks in chicago all of our viewers out there loved meeting all of you. we have a lot of breaking news this morning to get to hundreds of thousands of accounts on google social network. google plus, have reportedly been exposed and google allegedly hid this from the public for months. >> how are we supposed to be with social media we have the fallout this morning. >> very good question lauren google is shutting down at social network google plus after a the private data up to 500,000 users potentially exposed buff a flaw google didn't disclose. google says that data was limited to optional profile fields like the person's name e-mail address occupation, gender and age, and that's a bug did not affect any other data users may have posted or connected to google plus or any other service like google plus post messages google account data phone numbers or g suite

content how long did they keep this underwraps from the public? >> they did hide it according to "the wall street journal" the bug was fixed back in march but google hid exposure fortune months the bug gave more than 400 outside developers possible access to private profile information of google plus from 2015 to march 2018 when those internal investigators discovered and fixed the issue. google says they found no evidence that any profile data was misused but as you said hiding this was the big story. >> e yeah. you can't do that in europe now because of the new rules maybe that's where we're headed in the u.s. but this is come at a critical time for the company. >> that's right ceo is set to testify before the house judiciary committee in november to address concerns over the companies business practices. he will now have to address this latest issue and why google fails to notify google plus users sooner. this comes a the a time when

regulators and consumer privacy groups want to hold accountable for their protection of our personal data. following this news shares of google parent company alphabet well they were take a look at board you can see they were down yesterday at the close. >> all right so we're looking at the afterhours so certainly a stock to watch today as with. tracee thank you very much. see you later on in the show. more fallout for google after a top executive goes on disturbing twitter rant after judge kavanaugh confirmation he's a design leader david hoag this is what he tweeted in part, quote, you are finished gop. i hope the last images burned into your slimy evil retinas. our millions of women laughing and clapping celebrating as your soul descend into the flame. in a later tweet hoag deleted the rant saying he should have been or more eloquent and less condemning. >> taking back a little bit on that.

well, justice brett kavanaugh is set to take his seat on the supreme court today. this after taking another oath in a ceremonial swearing in with trump last night who offered an apology on behalf of the nation. >> edward lawrence reports from washington. >> good morning cheryl and lauren justice brett kavanaugh officially ready for his first day on the job at the supreme court later on today. president donald trump taking a victory lap with the second supreme court justice he's had confirmed now even though chief justice swore in kavanaugh saturday the president wanted a ceremonial swearing in at the white house. he started with an apology. >> on behalf of our nation, i want to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering you have been forced to endure. those who step forward to serve our country deserve a fair and dignified evaluation. not a campaign of political and

personal destruction based on lies and deception. >> kavanaugh thank haded president for his steadfast support and affirmed that the process did not change him. >> i was not appointed to serve one party or one interest. but to serve one nation. 's constitution laws protect every person of every belief and every background. >> later this morning kavanaugh will hear oral arguments about a case defining exactly what constitutes serious or violent crime. also whether stealing from a mobile home is actually considered burglary under the armed career criminal act. the democrats say his presence on the bench shifted the thinking of the high courts too far to the right for this reason democrats believe their base will turn out for the midterm elections. the confirmation process became so nasty that republicans believe it energized their base to vote during the midterms. back to you. >> well, president trump is set to announce that he's going to roll back restrictions on sales

of gasoline that contains higher levels of ethanol announcement expected at 3 p.m. eastern time ahead of the president's trip to iowas that the country's biggest corn and ethanol producer more importantly. this move expected to expand biofuel to help farmers as well as bolingser republicans in critical elections throughout the nation's farm belt all about the midterms. lauren. >> evacuations underway as hurricane michael barrels towards the florida coast. >> hurricane mike sell a monstrous storm could bring total devastation to parts of our state especially in the panhandle. no excuse you have to keep your family safe. >> florida and alabama now under states of emergency the storm already latches the coast of cuba check out that rain. at least 13 people have been killed in central america. after heavy rains triggered landslides as well as flooding. oil companies are shutting down their rigs evacuating workers in gulf of mexico. and florida govan rick scott has suggestion pended tolls to make

it easier for residents just to get out quickly. michael is expected to make land fall tomorrow as a category 3 hurricane, of course, we with will have the very leat from fox meteorologist later this hour so don't go anywhere. >> letter well trump is not firing deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. >> have you decided to keep rod rosenstein in his position? >> i said that i was -- i'm not making any changes. you would be the first to know i'm not making any changes. >> there's a lot of rumors he was going to make that change but this comes after president talked to rosenstein while flying together aboard air force one to florida that was yesterday. there was rampant speculation that he might be fired after some reports claim that he had discussed secretly recording the president and invoking 25th amendment to remove the president from office. but they might actually like each other now. so it seems. all right investor getting their appetite for papa johns back did

you see shares in afterhours they surge 19% look at that charge that hedge fund was exploring takeover bid for the company. wall street journal says that it recently contacted papa johns for information as it considers a bid in september, company founder john was reportedly contacting private equity firms to buy back the company. >> this news -- to papa johns i tell you. we have a lot more news coming up you want to stay with us. there's outrage after google, this closes breach of users private information, they hid the breach as tracee was telling us for months. does this mean for regulation for technology companies? we're going to talk about that and looking at technology why is is microsoft getting into the ride hailing business? taking a look at futures it is all about interest rates concerns about inflation. we're watching the tenure treasury investors are watching tenure treasury would you dow is down 85 in premarket. s&p is down 9. nasdaq down two and three

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traj pick limo crash that killed 20 people in upstate new york. governor andrew mow says it failed recent expectation and driver did not have required license to be driving the limo. the ntsb is still figuring out the cause of the accident. meanwhile hundreds of mourners tushed out overnight to honor to remember the 20 victims killed in the crash look at that vigil there. well let's head overseas pakistan asked for a bailout from international monetary fund in wake of a growing crisis pakistan is partnership with china in which pakistan pace china to expand their infrastructure has put it in massive debt. bloomberg news reporting that they have used 1 bailouts over the last 40 years. and microsoft is getting into the ride sharing that company investing in grab a southeast asian company based in sink fore. microsoft says partnership will allow them to collaborate on various technology projectses like artificial intelligence.

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>> welt our top story today is the privacy glitch at google, the company keeping quiet about about a bug that had exposed a private data hundreds of thousands of users. the glitch affected google plus network so google says that it found no evidence that any data was misused but google under fire this morning for not only how it is protecting its customers privacy. but the fact that they hid this for months. and could this complicate everydays to ward off regulation but all of these technology giants joining us on the phone. from chicago, good morning, jonathon. smg great to be with you cheryl and congratulations on your successful finish of this chicago marathon this weekend. >> i love your city and the city of chicago is great. it was great meeting all of those viewers out there. let's talk about google jonathon this is a major breach for the company. also a fact that they had, you know, user data exposed with no evidence that it was misused but it is really the problem here that they hid it for months is

this going to put the, you know, the d.c. crowd on attack against google? >> this is the political story cheryl. true political fashion it is not about the air, it is about the coverup. you know hacking has been going back to early days of computers and seriously the internet. this really isn't a story about hacking what we've oftentimes seen is that consumers understand that these companies are regularly hacked it they're working to upgrade their security systems. as you said this is a about potential cover upthat's why google hid this news and they're afraid because they're underfire like tech companies underfire from maxine waters to the president to the european union. companies like google like amazon are constantly under fire so they do that damned if they do damned if they don't if they heed news about the break we're opening themselves up to regulation. if they didn't hit it they were also opening themselves up to regulation. and this will certainly weigh on google stock price as well as

big tech names in coming weeks. >> no, and stocks certainly is a stock to watch today in premarket. it's down about a quarter of a percent. but certainly it has been an afterhour story and tracee carrasco you know reporting earlier on this show he had to go to washington with to testify in november. that is going to be something that is now going to be kind of a larger piece of testimony than we expected because of this data breach and also google plus they were trying to challenge facebook. with google jonathon seems like it is a big failure for the company. >> well, it wasn't and some of the jokes is you know, who really was using google plus more. but as you said google -- google and companies have a lot of initiatives that fail and real story here is once again is the fact that government is once again involved and google -- honestly was watching what happened to facebook. with its 2011 famous con sent degree with the government essentially making those promise and now just last year government coming back and

saying well facebook you broke those promises so all of these innovations these innovative companies cheryl are having to become more and more political and teaching lobbyists in w and more and more regulation can impact what's happening with with their bottom line and stock. >> real quick jonathon question of to run but do you think tech companies should be regulated yosh? >> they are regulated cheryl and more to elect innovation will continue to see especially when it comes to search and other area of particular government. literally no role whatsoever. >> jonathon joining us on the phone from chicago. jonathon -- sorry i missed you on sunday but always good to have you on tuesday. thank you. >> you're always welcome. thank you. [laughter] >> hurricane michael is gaining strength and approaches florida's gulf coast. >> gina is live in the weather center with another hurricane on the way. good morning janice. >> 5 amy easers still a category one we're anticipating rapid intensification of the storming and a major hurricane making land fall across the florida man

panhandle. so here it is right now. 90 miles per hour sustain winds 96 mange it is a category two and there's a lot of warm water ahead of this and the conditions in the upper level of the atmosphere are favorable for rapid intensification so here is the the track. we with expect a landfall some time tomorrow on wednesday. in the morning midday still timing not quite sure yet. but we are expecting major landfall making this impact along the florida panhandle and across the big band that's where we see storm surge totals upwards of 12 feet so catastrophic storm surgery surge upwards of a foot of rainfall and then it is beginning to quickly move to the north and east and bring impacts to the carolinas. areas that were impacted, of course, from hurricane florence. so this is going to be an inland storm as well we have hurricane warnings in effect not only for florida but parts of georgia and parts of alabama. and you can see the warm water ahead ladies that's why we think

this is going to rapidly intensify over next 24 hours. watching a landfall tomorrow on wednesday. back to you. >> all right janice and a faster moving storm. this time -- absolutely but big impact. got it. thank you very much. >> we've got a lot more coming up this morning. justice kavanaugh -- confirmed in white house ceremony, and he starts on the bench today. ♪ >> senate confirmation process was contentious and emotional. that process is over. my focus now is to be the best justice i can be. >> if that may not be good enough for democrats they may try to impeach justice kavanaugh we're going to talk about that and new zealand company after wanting you to pay for your next -- >> that looks scary. that kind of does. err we're taking a look at this not so great today. futures are actually down pretty substantial in the premarket. worries about indow down 83 and

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♪everything i do ♪i do it for you >> those who step forward to serve our country deserve a fair and dignified evaluation. not a campaign of political and personal destruction based on lies and deception. >> president trump tearing into democrats for their campaign of destruction against justice brett kavanaugh our top story this morning pmg >> our other big story is this morning, a major breach in google. and they hid it for months. >> a crazy monday for stocks the the dow down over 230 points before closing higher by 39 the s&p and nasdaq down three days in a row. >> big story that happened again today, bond traders coming back to work but look at the tenure treasury right now three and a quarter percent that's a two basis point jump now the the a seven-year high for the tenure

treasury. u.s. stock futures are down 100 points now looking at the premarket for the dow s&p down 10 nasdaq down 24 and a half. >> so taking escalation here and a look at europe now you've got the french and german markets. now in the red that just changed the barely hanging on. >> in asia you know stocks got crushed in shanghai yesterday recovering a little bit today the nikkei hoping for first time this week down one and a third percent. >> and facebook once you talk to your friends and family, on their new video chat devices, but they can keep your conversations secret? fbn:am continues right now. and we're coming up on 5:30 a.m. here in new york an it is tuesday it is october 9th good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning i'm lauren simonetti thanks for joining us. stocks under severe pressure this morning as treasury yields

rise to multiyear highs. and manager and marcus treasurer joins us now to discuss we see bond market michael reopening we see a three and quarter percent tenure yield how serious of a threat is this or for the stock market? >> i think it could does a temporary destruction but long-term this is a very good thing when your interest rates are ultra low it essentially says your economy has no growth and no inflation. okay, run away inflation isn't good but no inflation is worse. take a look at japan and where japan has been for the last decade this could cause a temporary disruption but i believe believe it is a buying opportunity we saw this in late january that -- as economy started to heat up rates started to tick out stock markets sold out and back up at the high. >> now people are worried that you know, okay, it's high per interest rates but it is also a trade war possibly. so you put them together that's not good. >> well, look, definitely some headline risk. but as we've seen with canada,

mexico, european union, that we're not interested in a trade war what we are interested in -- is opening up all of the markets so we're using tariffs, to do that. so again, any selloff on trade wars has been a great buying opportunity. and what it also add is in oil prices and stock prices what investor do is take money off the table and they reevaluate so not buy their that stocks go up and stocks go up, bonds go down so -- i actually think we're going to have a nice opportunity to get involved here. >> talk to me about leadership in the market because it seems like big tech is no longer markets leadser. >> well some individual company problems like that at facebook are weighing on the bank stocks and -- >> also ship makers social stocks yesterday. ivelg yeah. absolutely these have been high flyers for last couple of years and maybe reporting a pause on highest stocks but they are

highest stocks and leaders we did see this earlier be so i would look for high quality names. >> cut global growth forecast for this year and next year including u.s. they don't have u.s. growing at a 3 plus percent rate they have them in the 2's really does that streak you as -- being pretty low? i mean -- growing over 4% now. >> i wouldn't hang my hat, atlanta fed gdp now has growing this quarter and 4% plus last quarter and fourth quarter will be best quarter this year so it is too low for the u.s., however, i think the rest of the world is lagging us. but u.s. gdp drives the world. down right now do you think this a market that reverses itself cool the closing bell or is this another day of selling? >> you know -- [laughter] that's the million dollar question. i would just find quality name

and industries to get involved with with and be a buyer on weakness. he's not making any bets here. >> not on the air. >> and see selloff with markets that's one story is we're covering today other big story is today, begins justice brett kavanaugh's time on the bench he's set to hear his first cases today as he's taken his seat kavanaugh says now that process is over he's focusing on being the best supreme court justice he can be. what case is he going to hear and what kind of supreme court justice is he going to be? let's bring in misty check out all of this. good morning. all eyes are going to be on him in particular let's go through some of the cases that he's going to be seeing first -- maybe not so controversial. but interesting certainly it is an armed criminal act look that is the minimum sentence for crimes involving firearm of 15 years. there's one about undocumented immigrants and who can how long they can be held and then these navy sailors suing over asbestos

exposure. what -- how do you think he's going to start his time at the supreme court? based on everything that's happened with him? >> based on everything that's happened i think what we're going to see is a very unbiased, nonpoliticized judge and this is what judge kavanaugh has said from the beginning despite what we saw is the politicized process during his hearing. he said he's going to uphold the constitution. he's going to respect precedent that he's not going to act like a legislature from the bench as a justice is not supposed to be in that position -- politicize the bench and that was -- >> absolutely critics have said he's a ply charged justice. butlet listen to him and his own words about how he wants to move forward. >> although the confirmation process tested me as it has tested others it did not change me. my approach to judges remains the same. a good judge must be an umpire

neutral and impartial decider who favors no litigant or policy. >> you know, he says it doesn't change him as a judge but there was a lot of question about his temperament because he was frankly emotional when he was defending himself. >> he did. but remember that was in the context of an accusation against him undoubtedly emotional experience he's going to put that robe on, and he's going to forget that -- that personal the personal issue that he had during the course of that hearing. i believe that, and that i think he said it so eloquently yesterday in his swearing in ceremony that look his legacy is going to be the decisions he make from the bench. not the -- what was in that hearing. >> i will say curious what you think justice roberts will do if roberts will try to avoid more controversial are cases. because there's -- lower court cases from kansas and also from louisiana that do involve stripping pupgding for planned parenthood do you think

they're going to reject or receive those cases but what do you think rockets will do to so the court can i don't know calm down a little bit before they really get to these cases? >> that is an interesting question but i think that supreme court is going full steam ahead. i think roberts decision making process with respect to what cases they have is not anything to do with the judge kavanaugh. i think the interesting part now in the supreme court without kennedy is that roberts may be the one to look at. the one that could be a potential swing vote in some of these more controversial cases so that's something to keep an eye on. >> very interesting point i'm watching for that. very good from you. we'll talk about it. justice roberts all right thank you very much misty it is beginning to be well an exciting time for the supreme court thank you misty. >> also exciting netflix has a new place to make movies and shows. >> you've probably heard it have. tracee carrasco has that story is and other headlines. good morning, tracee. >> in its latest expansion netflixen plays to open a new

film in television production hub in new mexico. it is working on a deal to buy abq studio a production stewed is owe complex in albuquerque where the companies original series godless was filmed netflix said it would bring one billion dollars in production to the state over the next decade and create up to a thousand production jobs year. >> nice. yeah this is a pretty odd time for facebook to get into hardware. >> i'm not sure how consumers are going to react to this but facebook is launching two video chat devices that portal and portal plus which has a larger adjustable touch screen allows customers to make video calls to their connections on facebook or its chat app messager both devices come with amazon's alexa voice assistant software allowing users to check order to order groceries the debut of this comes a at time when facebook is under some intense scrutiny from regulators and users from its privacy practice this is device is not keep start

199. >> that's not cheap and so many other ways we can face time leave it there. one company wants you to pay for air. >> air that's right. but this is -- special fancy air. in a can -- according to a -- that's right. according to a tourist on twitter tijuana selling duty free cans so-called pure fresh new zealand air at the airport there it is on your screen for about 100 new zealand dollars that's 60 for air. four pack which promises purest air you will ever breathe harvested it on the high ridges above new zealand snow line. claims to contain 140 deep breaths per can. >> what does it do for you? make you look better? feel better? >> take years off my life? >> i don't think it does any of that. just going to be the best air that you've ever breathed.

psmght you where need holiday gift for someone that is hard to buy for there you go. air in a can. >> they doapght have that. thank you very much. a breath of fresh air ladies and gentlemen. tracee carrasco reporting. on fbn:am. coming up -- [laughter] is red texas turning purple? >> many of them hate trump we saw that hate on full display with angry screaming protests being arrested that energy -- is driving the hard left. >> we're going to take a look at the tight senate and house race it is in texas and issues now at filet for voters. and a up in flames a massive explosion at canada largest oil refinery we're going to tell you exactly what went wrong there. there it is look at that. something is going wrong for the markets we have the dow it was down 100 points now down 110 so this is getting a little bit worse as we inch closer to the opening bell on wall street. the bond market is open today for the first time this week.

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and welcome backlet get you caught up on what's happening now taking a look at futures not a good story on your tuesday. there's worries now about this tenure treasury yield jumping higher that's inpolitician that's consumer costs going up. dow really escalating in selling this morning dow is down now 107, the s&p is and a quarter

and nasdaq 27.5. another story we're following this morning president trump expressing concern over a prominent saudi journalist who went missing in istanbul last week. turkish officials say jamal a vocal krit ig of the saudi government likely killed in the conditions lat he was visiting. saudi arabia is denying those claims. well a massive explosion rocking a oil refinery caused plant to shut down temporarily. company operating plant says all of the workers managed to escape without any injuries. police are asking residents to avoid area until that fire is completely put out. and according to south korea president moon kim jong-un wants francis to visit pyongyang spite brutality and violence towards christians. kim saying pope would be enthusiastically welcomed to north korea, lauren. >> no word the the pope will be

accepting that one. over to you. >> well embattled kimplets of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh has energized democrats and republicans heading into the mid-materials. economist spoke with both in high stakes texas race as november 6th inches closer. >> no democrat is won statewide here since 19 4 but this congressman from el paso hoping to change all of that. there's no doubt there's been a lot of energy around him and his campaign but here's the question for both candidates. and i was able to ask him in separate interviews. first congressman o'roar has brett kavanaugh confirmation process impacted this race? >> i don't know. i've never asked somebody who has come to an event of ours a party affiliation or limited it to one party over another but all texans and they know this is a defining moment of truth for this country. and whether it's the next supreme court justice nomination whether it's move in from least

ensured to the country to leading way on universal health care getting behind republican school teachers it is issues that are most important to them in their lives to drive the turnout in election. not party, and not the differences in other years otherwise would divide us so feel ready good about this. >> ted cruz does this well and he thinks that energy thanks in large part to the kavanaugh story is has shifted to his side. are you more likely to qib this race now than we were weeks ago before the the kavanaugh process began? >> sure. but look we were going to win before we were beginning to win that. now good news is in texas there are a lot of more conservatives than liberals so this election is all about turn arngd and if we turn out common sense conservatives will win and thing kavanaugh battle has energized a lot of conservative has woken them up to how extreme and crazy the left is. >> it will be decided within a month in deep red texas ted cruise hanging on to 6 point lead in the real clear politics average of the polls.

lauren. >> thanks well there's clearly energy on both sides that's putting texas senate and some house races in jeopardy as a blue wave take a look at the 7th district in texas. nine term congressman john a race against his life and fox news is labeling this race a tossup. to explain some of the shifting sentiment is matt. matt, good morning. you know -- why are these race it is in red texas not easy win this is time arranged for republicans? >> it is a good question. there are three congressional issues in texas that are in play this cycle all districts that hillary clinton won two years ago one in san antonio is likely to stay republican. other two is the sessions where pence was campaigning yesterday and seat in houston. all three again were won by hillary clinton all three have had the particularly the dow have had demographic changes that have made them more competitive for in democrats so

look, i think both culver son and sessions knew they were in toughs races this cycle. they both have -- candidates running against them that the democrats recruited, in fact, democratic congressional campaign compete threw in behind their candidate against a more progressive candidate in the primary. angering progressives so this is a race down in houston i think the poll weeks ago had him up 48, 45. but this is a -- suburban district and they have to pick it up to take majority back. >> let's see how trade plays out but texas has soybean, to then and a lot of oil. i spoke with congressman john on trade. >> houston is to kiewrt industry so the the oil and gas companies i represent are very concerned about rising cost of steel, about their inability to get specialized steel products, but china has been cheating for years.

china has dumped -- low -- low price steel has dumped all kinds of products into the u.s. market. >> houston sits on frontlines not much trump trade war, when your job son the line does that change how you vote? >> well it adds pressure certainly. and i'm sure when you're in a vulnerable seat you're getting pressure from both sides all of the time so it is a very intense position to be in. but you know that package you put together is exactly right. houston is the oil and gas capitol of the united states perhaps even of the world. trade has been very important to that industry and to that city for a very long time. the recent news just last week that the mexico canada trade deal nafta 2.0 successfully negotiated is a very good thing, and as congressman culverson pingt out focussings on china sing a very good area for -- for the white house to focus on in terms of trade practices. performing all right matt thank

you so much for your insight into what is going on in texas. we with appreciate you. >> in texas beginning to bees fascinating what happens down there. >> just a few years down there. sometime in sports records are made to be broken. new orleans quarterback drew brees taking out peyton manning in the game against the washington red skins think about what i'm saying and battle in bronx continues red sox and yankees still at it. the revolt kind of -- lob sided taking a look at futures nothing lob sided about your numbers for markets we're really seeing escalation in selling actually in premarket. the dow is now down 115 s&p down 12 and nasdaq down and interest rates worry. you're watching fbn:am. - [narrator] at athene, we think it's time for the financial world to stop acting the same old way. in today's complex world, you need a partner

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>> and welcome back historic night in sport, because sometimes records made to be broken. >> jared max what a moment in new orleans. >> yeah what a special moment for drew brees and his family and fans who got to watch drew brees needed 121 pass yards to break a nfl record he did it before halftime. [laughter] >> incredible. wide open. wide open. and a smith -- what a way to do it. >> in the midst of the monumental personal achievement listen to what drew brees tells his sons on the sideline. [inaudible conversations] i love you guys so much. i love you boys. i love you. >> you. what a moment saints win top

five passing yardage passes peyton manning last night 26 of 29, 363 yards three touchdowns one away from 500 career touchdowns and he got this congratulations from peyton manning the former record holder. >> thank you very much i have nothing left to look forward to complept slicing my tomes let this serve as congratulations to touchdown record because as you can see i'm very busy. i didn't have time to keep doing these videos for you. [laughter] >> keeping payton over to a historic night in major league baseball. almost down to the final four last series sox and brock first player ever in the playoffs to head to cycle single, double, triple this home run against yankees austin second player position ever to pitch in playoff 16-1 socks go up now two games to one.

one more today and it is over. anything you want to publish which life if you're willing to work for it you can do it he tells his kids in that moment that was just special. >> fact they got that audio off the field -- that was incredible. >> last night that was crazy telling his player and coaches i love you. it was great. >> well he's actually just a great guy in general. jared max another great guy, of course, great to have him on our show catch the sports report or more great reports on fox headlines 24/7 siriusxm channel 115. don't go anywhere because pakistan is asking the imf for a bailout are we on brink of emerging market crisis we're going to go live to london for some answers. ♪ a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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cheryl: emerging markets are struggling with currency weak weakening and stronger dollar. jane, top story in the journal this morning about these emerging markets and based on, correct me if i'm wrong, a stronger dollar. >> that's exactly right. this has been a scene all over the year. pakistan in headlines today. argentina, turkey certainly in the headlines earlier in the year partly because the federal

reserve in the u.s. keeps hiking strength and -- rates and the strength of the dollar is rising. lauren: as the dollar, jane, gets stronger oil priced in dollars, oil is going up and up and a lot of calls for $100 a barrel. >> there are, indeed, for many emerging markets this is quite painful as well. you're buying oil and currency is weaker. malaysia is the only country that sells oil and the others import. cheryl: a lot of questions marks of where the countries are going to find debt -- how to pay off

the debt. futures are negative. a lot of that, lauren, concern about interest rates. lauren: interest rates up, dollar strong, futures down and with that we say good morning to maria bartiromo, mornings with maria starts right now. maria: good morning to you, busy morning in markets for sure, good morning, everyone, thanks for joining, i'm maria bartiromo, tuesday october 9th, top stories before 6:00 a.m. on the kiest others. team of 9 supreme court justice brett kavanaugh will hear oral argument today. president trump speaking about contentious process during ceremony last night. >> on behalf of our nation i want to apologize to brett kavanaugh and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering you have been forced to endure, what happened to the kavanaugh family violates every notion of

fairness, decency and due process. maria: meanwhile new backlash this morning about employee at google threatened republicans over the confirmation vote, wait till you see this treat out of google, the fallout coming up. company forced to shut down its google plus, social network after hundreds of thousands of users were affected, we've got the details. markets this morning under punish as you just saw, futures decline half percent lower, down 131 points right now, nas daks dabbing is even worse, 35 points lower, s&p 500 also down 13 points lower, mixed session yesterday in wall street, dow industrials eked out a gain at the close, that's being done better than 200 down, complete turnaround by the close, nasdaq was worst performer losing two-thirds of 1%. let's check global markets this morning n europe edging lower,