lou: more concerned about silicon valley than the russians. tomorrow director >> 5 a.m. hoar are your top stories is at this hour defending on iowa states there where the u.s. trade war with china is front and center. how voters and farmers are feeling about about president trump tough talk on beijing and the economy. >> joe bide stirring confusion instead of emotion are voters still buying his president pcial pitch or should he be worried when the other 2020 hopeful storm the caucus state this weekend? >> über shares in reverse after the company lost more than 5 billion dollars in the latest quarter. and the bonds may keep on coming world biggest hail company keeps losing money what does it mean for thed road ahead?

>> if you build it yankees will come and iconic baseball movie getting the mlb treatment, it is friday, august 9th fbn:am starting right now. ♪ welcome to fbn:am l i'm lauren simonetti. >> good morning i'm tracee carrasco in for cheryl casone what a week. >> what a week ending right where we started so let's take a look at how your money is moving this friday here in the u.s. we are seeing a triple digit decline dow futurings are down 100 points nasdaq down 50. pretty volatile, summer week

which is odd. >> all right let's tick a look at the yield on the tenure treasury right now. you can see pointing down, 1.71% nine basis points below. >> international agency has come out and downgraded once again the global nangd forecast, how far about, the price of wti is gaining, that half of one percent 528 let's split the board also show you another that is right to safety going on as investors are git is rei gold is up another 1514 the ounce. >> taking a looking at stockses in asia right now. you can see a mixed board there nikkei pointing higher this morning and shanghai hang seng pointing high per. nikkei up after japan gdp beat expectations. >> speaking of gdp we got the u.k. second quarter numbers we saw the worst number since 2012. contracting 1.2%. the iowa state fair is a stop for the presidential hopeful yesterday the democratic

candidates descended on event they were ready to eat the classics like corn dog, and bacon wrapped pig wing is that such a thing? >> never heard of those but hanging over fair this year is the u.s. trade war with china. turning the food mecca into a political mindful. hillary vaughn has the story. >> that's up to iowa i cans i feel goods about it. joe biden is not a first timer at the iowa state fair. but this time around he hopes third time is the charm to charm iowa caucus goers biden on soap box making a pitch to hawk eye state. >> longest expansion ever is buzz of barack obama and our administration. bieldzen time in washington spoiled front runner says progressive candidate like elizabeth warren and kamala harris aren't paving path to victory for the include party. >> l i'm not sure that senatorsr vermont, massachusetts can be california can win montana or wisconsin or pennsylvania placeses that we needing to win.

>> senator warren is also in iowa campaigning and is appearing to already shrug off progressive policies like green new dole during a visit to a local farm. >> the green new deal says to get rid of cows. i don't agree with that. >> in iowa aren't keeping an eye on environmental policy but concerned about trades of china having impact on the industry. sm it is scary i think we have to rely on trade one out of four pigs leads the country we raise soybeans and you know i think we've done damage to soybean trade that we woapght get back in terms of playing long game pig farmers are on president side. >> iowa state fair is not just about about stump speech but fried food candidates eat. there are do and don't for 2020 hopefuls hoping to impress. one park producer has been helping candidate grow pork chops for 27 year os at the iowa state fair candidates flipping here is a good thing. at least on the grill. >> i get along with joe he's a

good guy he i there is he knew what he was doing. so the ones that don't you just tell. iowa produces more pork than any state in america. the fair sells 90,000 pieces of pork every year. but senator cory booker and congresswoman won't get to have any because they don't eat meat so they'll have to politely con veins a state of meat lovers to love them without love it their food. in des moines, iowa, hillary vaughn fox news. >> thank you hillary a little later in the program we'll talk to a farmer from illinois about about how the trade war is affecting him. >> and china is now suspending purchases of u.s. crops in response to the washington threat of new staffs. that's more backtracking coming from beijing that had promised to buy more pus agriculture and we have this. huawei continuing to be in cross hairs here. trump administration has put off making a decision on issuing licenses for u.s. companies. to do business with huawei. >> huawei also unveiling its own

operating system today at its developer conference huawei says harmony os used when company loses access to google android. >> the war of words heating up between the u.s. and china. after beijing leaked u.s. diplomat photograph, phone number, children nainls other personal data following a meeting with opposition leaders in hong kong a spokesperson condemning that move by beijing. >> that is what a thuggish regime would dog and not how a responsible nation would may have. really seeing any of that personal information of an american diplomat is completely unacceptable. >> and hong kong airport plans to increase security ahead of another protest this weekend. this would be the tenth straight weekend of protest that began over an extradition bill by prodemocracy demonstrators. shares of über down and down big

here in the premarket. they reported a record quarterly loss. 5.2 billion dollars investors send shares prices down 7.3% now a major factor is the company made a big stock based payout in months before the ipo. so because of that, we saw the big loss in the quarter. revenue actually jumped 14% to about 3.2 billion dollars but iewber is spending a lot of money on sealings and marketing to bring many more ride percent and drivers plus the price war with their rival lyft also complicating their efforts here to turn a profit but the ceo says one is coming. believe me. ivelg we'll see. so he says. today tech companies gathering at the white house to discuss violent online extremism. well it's not clear if facebook will be at the meeting it will likely be a topic of conversation on capitol hill as the company may be forced to butt heads with the fbi. >> more closely monitoring

social media to prevent threats such as recent mass shoot physician in daig ton the fbi what is asked for proposals from venders who can pull da a tay from social media and that could cause trouble for facebook. because the move by the feds would violate facebook's ban against using its data for surveillance. >> problems don't end there for facebook. it could be liable for billions in fines after it lost a federal appeal over a lawsuit concerning facial recognition data facebook sued in 2015 after it was determined that their face tagging feature violated law that says companies that use biometric data must explain how that data will be stored. but facebook is extending olive branch to media outis lets but reportedly offering news organizations millions of dollars in exchange for the right to stream their content in a separate news section on facebook. "the wall street journal" is reporting this. they say facebook is offering as much as $3 million a year to

license the con tent. facebook has been criticized for taking advertising revenue from the news outlets so this is a little bit different. >> here are some other headlines making news this morning. it is official broad cam is buying security business. but he'll value it at 10.7 billion comes after a failed attempt by broad come to buy all of financing. the cash acquisition is expected to step up efforts by broad come to expand by making. president trump named new act aing director of national intelligence, national counterterrorism center director crowe receive mcguire stepses in for outgoing director of national intelligence dan coating on august 15th. the president tweeting that admirable mcguire has a long and distinguished career in the military and he has no doubt he will do a great job. >> and which he can that lottery ticket before it goes this the trash 94-year-old air force vet

william's grandmother checked his mega bus ticket and, though, they were all losers thankfully double text just before they were tossed in the trash turns out he won 6.5 million dollars. opted to take the lump sum payment of 3.25 million dollars. which he decided he will split among his relatives that's what's happening now. smg should give her more for finding that ticket. are you feeling lucky this morning in the stock market? well, it is summer folks we have a lot of volatility in august. up and down roller coaster week now down 102. coming up, as we e continue on this roller coaster no end in sight. or for the trade war with china is there only more volatility to come? and mitch mcconnell campaign temporarily locked off twitter for sharing this protest video. [chanting] we'll have senate majority leader and rest of the gop, are

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>> gop declares war on twitter after the platform freezes senate majority leader mitch mcconnell reelection account the move comes after mcconnell

posted video of protesters screaming death threats outside his kentucky home. twitter claim it is goes against its violent threats policy, republican national committee and the trump campaign say they will not spend any advertising money on twitter until this is addressed. let's take a look at über shares slightly lower down more than 7% after the company reported a quarterly loss of more than 5 billion dollarss. in one quarter let's bring in one ceo of hudson valley invest. advisor he is joins us now. all right über says here gus and i don't know how worried you are but taking loss because it is about build their market share in the send that a path to profitability? >> a lot of companies that are just starting especially in large markets that's something that you've seen before whether it is amazon and über following that same path. >> you're onboard then you like über shares? >> personally someone that's staying away i like profits. [laughter]

and you have deep pocket invest ors to something they're gaining more to retire into profit. >> they're doing this in a very volatile environment right now. we've seen the gyration in stock market if you can't prove your profit in this environment it becomes tough. i want to pivot here to talk about multinational and caterpillar and john deeres. president trump has suggested, in fact, he's basically pushed the federal reserve to weaken the strong dollar because it thinks it hurts us globally. you seem to agree with a him so my question for you is does treasury intervene here to weaken the greenbacks? j i think they have to, i mean, if you're looking at a worldwide economy which we're part of right now we're at a disadvantage because of the strong dollar if you weaken dollar through interest rates going lower, you basically forcing their hand and the basically yield curve telling you right now that market wants lower rates. >> yeah. speaking of the yield curve qoar

very close to e cooing the ten 2 that is verse that is always a siphon a recession. hasn't happened yet. do you -- are we there? are we going in that direction or do you throw out that economic indicator? >> well first of all during that period if there is an inversion markets do relatively well for about 11 or 12 month period that's something people forget and the federal reserve covers short end and the markets are telling you that they want lower rates and with that you would have a lower dollar and whole host of other thingses that would help the u.s. economy. and bring pits sense of parallel with others. >> how low do we need rates to go? >> market is is selling you or at least disaccounting that 1% federal funds rate. that's where you need to go in order to maintain and have a positive yield curve but also be strong in terms of that dollar. pfnlg getting rates to 1% and administration is happy and a the investors are happy and then this trade war with beijing blows up. what monetary what tools do you

have to fix the economy? >> well we have a few whereas china basically boxed in they only have currency manipulation at this point and going 7-1 to the level that was the line in the sangd breaking that is shows that they're at a point in time where they have to move forward and lower the rate. >> great thition. tracee. still ahead the trade war is heating up, and the u.s. heartland is in cross hairs can the american farmer survive. and another day, another privacy issue. are people listening in on your skype call? the it also are coming up on fbn:am.

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then farmers. farm exports to china or already have dropped by $10 billion this year and china will no long per buy u.s. soy ben and agricultural products after trump vowed to impose new tariffs on chinese goods starting in september. the white house has promised 28 billion dollars in financial assistance for farmsers but our farmers worried about drawn out fight let's bring in brian duncan vice president of the illinois farm bureau. good morning. good morning tracee pleasure to be with you. >> largest market for food and agricultural ports in 2018 a big customer here. i want to know how long can farmers hold out with this trade war? how long can they go on? >> well, that's a question that is probably going to be answered on an individual basis. obviously farmers aren't all a the same in their economic

situation. some, obviously, have the capability to last quite a while whereas others it is ten tenuous and depends what commodity and some of the other trade difficulties we've experienced. >> which farmers would be impacted the most are we talking about soybean farmers, corn, fruit farmers what do you think? >> yeah. certainly with china is -- soybeans and pork probably would be the two hard pest hit and specialty kros crops like fruits i know some of the nut growers have said that this has been very tiflt difficult for them if again the runway is short and tracee we entered this not in the best economic situation as it was farm income has been on a pretty bad downward turn since 2015 and so --

a lot of agriculture in tough shape before the trade war started so this is not taking things a direction we hoped it would go. >> i want to bring up a statistic from a recent survey this was the perdue center for commercial agriculture. they say 78% of farmers in july said that they believe that trade war will ultimately benefit u.s. agriculture. do you agree with that? do you think farmers will still agree with that number? do you think they still support the president in this trade war? >> well i think if farmers are beginning to ask, or continuing to ask what is ultimate goal here and what is victory look like? is the goal achievable and staffs the right method to be using and when we started down this path, about we were told that goal was to reduce the trade deficit and then it became about the u.s. manufacturing jobs. but it seems like maybe it is

about more maybe it's now about getting china internally to change some of their laws. as you read about how the -- why the last agreement that we thought we had broke down here just a month or so ago. so is the changing of the laws of a sovereign nation is that how we're going measure victory now? i just think there's farmers asking some questions. that i think are fair questions to ask at this point. >> yes a lot of tough questions. thank you very much brian duncan for joining this morning. tfnlg thank you, tracee i appreciate it. >> a privacy violates bombshell and it involve skype so contractors working for microsoft are reportedly listening to your personal conversation when is you're on skype by the apps translation service. website motherboard on trained a trove of documents that detail how workers can in on your chats and audio data available to contracts through a secure onis

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former vice president joe biden kicking off a round of appearances by presidential candidates in iowa this week. biden brought his unique way with the words to the event. >> we choose you to over division we choose science over fiction we choose truth over facts. >> kids as bright and talented as white kids. wealthy kids -- but think about it. all right this wasn't first time former vice president has made some awkward comments. >> got the first sort of mainstream in america. yeah. who was articulate and bright, and clean and that's a storybook. >> delaware, largest growth of population is indian american

moving from india. you cannot go to a 7-eleven or duncan donuts unless you have a slight indian accent i'm not joking. they're all going to put you back in chains. >> joining me delaware and political director thank you for joining amir can joe biden take his foot out of his mouth? prone to say the least, but these sort of statements by him reenforce public perception of himming being dottering, as being it shall senile of old, and we're going see comment like this continue to erode his lead in the polls and i think that's why we're seeing that he remains stagnant in polls while warren is now surging in eventually i think she will eclipse him. >> bring up that poll of iowa

volters most recent mammoth university poll joe bide incline lead 28% raul, look at elizabeth warren. lock at kamala harris polling at 19 and 11% respectively is this joe billedden's race to lose? yes. i mean i think it is. he's in the lead right now. but this is early in the campaign i don't think comments he made in iowa were malicious in any way and i think what he was trying to say is look, it shouldn't matter what zip code you live in. everybody should have an equal opportunity and everybody is talented and -- >> so raul i get it but is this the candidate that party is going to put up against president trump? >> look as i mentioned earlier it is still early. you know, it may be the -- he may be the candidate but also might be kamala harris and pete this is the process that we're going through and why they're talking in iowa and why we have

debate as we lead up to the caucuses in a.i.g. and six months. >> do you think joe biden as we e get closer to 2020 is is eclipsed by elizabeth warren or kamala harris or someone else? >> absolutely. i think that his lead is going to slip ping people already have the perception of joe biden as being unhealthy there's some serious questions about fitness, constant stumble his slurring of his words made remarks at the second last debate where he said that website he give a text it a number. he said recently that the shootings had occurred in michigan and in houston. this is par for the course for him i think generally speaking but i think gotten worse. now that he's running it is just that much more -- this is why you don't see he's sliding in polls and at this point in the race it is not a comfortable lead, and that i think you're going to definitely see warren take over. >> it begs question raul is can

the include party put up a more moderate candidate like joe biden or is this party moving so far left that is just impossible? and i'm saying this as we see the voting bloc that back alexandria and danny hoyer building up a war e-chose in response to that. is that a good strategy, raul? >> any candidate running for office in 2020 no matter what office you're running in both sides republican and democrat you don't know if you're going to be challenged or not. so i think it is a smart strategy. i don't think it has any reflection as to whether or not a candidate on a democrat side are vulnerable or not but republicans are retiring at a --

high rate and astronomical rate because i think they see writing on the wall with this vice president and people aren't buying into the rhetoric that the president is spewing out there so i think that's kind of what we're seeing right now. >> raul avilar, amir thank you gentlemen for join us have a wonderful weekend. >> thank you for having me. >> let's get you caught up on global market action right now. u.s. stock market futures take a look. you can see dow futures down by 110 and s&p 500 down by 15 nasdaq futures down by 53. in europe let's take a look over there. you can see right across the board the foot and dax all pointing lower. britain's economy unexpectedly sharank and director joins us now. russ and then the british economy is contracting this can't be good.

>> no. it is not great and i think you're looking to try to some is to the decline back in march but i did four tenths of the percent to g dp and stock run down liquidation and subtracted in the second quarter to average two out we have a slow growth rate had is something but you're right. >> we have to cut it short this morning but we to appreciate you. >> no trouble ladies have a good weekend. >> all right well you're not going to believe this one. how would you like to go through an entire job interview without actually landing the job? that's one airbnb host that's what they're offering in seattle for a cool 4600 to have a mock interview with amazon this officer the experience to help people prepare for amazon tough interview process and offers chance to talk with former amazon employees.

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fda now investigating 127 reports of seizures after people vape or smoked e-cigarettes. doctor jen i.t. md medical director joins us now. good morning. >> good morning tracee so how serious of a problem is this? these seizures? >> it is a very serious problem because sometimes seizures can be life-threatening so happen with actor cameron boyce he died from a seizure disorder and what is is seizures happen when there's abnormal electrical activity in the brain. about and this can happen from trauma, from infection and it can also happen from chemical and ire stants so makes sense if you're inhaling nicotine and

chemicals and flavorings it can overwhelm and overstomach late the brain and that can potentially result in seizures. though, it's not clear cut evidence that this is happening because of vaping but i'm not surprised it is a reason for causing this seizures then in addition it that, not only does it cause seizures but it can cause brain damage and severe lung damage i don't know if you would call palace week 14 people were hospitalized for severe lung damage from vape so it can be very serious, and life-threatening. >> absolutely. >> especially nicotine overdose supposed to be the safer alternative but i want to ask you about this scientist at the university of toronto, they found that selfie videos can be used to measure your blood pleasure could this be an ac watt way does it work? >> this is a very cool and creative concept and e hope one day it can work especially or for people that live far away from a doctors office or noncompliengt with their medications but we definitely need more research and more testing to determine how

accurate is it but it is really cool because you have a sensor on iphone and hold it up to your face for two minutes that can capture the blood flow thereupon skin of the face because it is very thin optical images it captures information from blood flow to tell you is your blood pressure okay and heart rate okay and to give you other information and it is a fascinating concept but we need more research on it so see how accurate is it? but it is important because 75 million americans suffer from high blood pressure that leads to stroke and heart attacks so definitely a really cool concept hopefully we'll see it on market one day but we need to make sure it is accurate first. >> works for everyone not just certain groups of people. >> well the test so far has been on people with just regular to color skin and hasn't been tested on dark skin or fair skin so that's one that i think that we need to look at but still a lot of people that it can help potentially uncover high blood pressure. >> great.

thank you so much for joining us this morning a lot of good information. >> thank you. all rightlet get you other headline hads making news this friday mitch mcconnell sayses gun violence front and center on the senate majority leader saying tough or background check and red flag laws lead discussion on gun violence following shoot technician in el paso and dayton calling on democrats and reallies to come up a bipartisan solution all of this -- after a conversation senator had with president trump's thursday morning on the issue. now it is andrew mccabe doing the justice department, the former fbi deputy claim he was terminated for political reasons the fire came on eve of mccabe retire last year and claim the termination unlawful and part of a political move to get rid of people viewed as disloyal to president trump. the truth comes couple of face after a similar suit which was filed by peter strzok. well apple is locking up it iphone batteries according to i

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>> hunting political opponents for sports nbc universal is moving ahead with planses to release its controversial film the hunt. even after the studio pulled adds over claims it is promoted violence against so-called deplorable. >> from fox news has details. good morning aye sha. >> good morning tracee and lauren movie is still a go set

for release in september. despite growings backlash over the film depiction of elite vacationers who hunt and kill some calling deplorable. >> every year a bunch of elite kidnap normal folk like us where they get you from. they missed it. [laughter] and hunt us for sports. hollywood report per claiming that movie was originally called a red seat versus blue state, and that early in the screen play, a character says, quote, nothing better than going out to the manner and slawght peering a doesen deplorables that is, of course, the same word hillary clinton famously used to describe donald trump's supporters during the 2016 presidential campaign. now fox cannot indently confirm that line about deplorable whether it is in the movie but espn has already moved to pull ads for the film on their channel. and universal executives are aware of the widespread

obstructions to plot so they have also temporarily pulled their marketing. however, a studio official tells us that there are no plans to not release the movie no plans to move the release. critics saying this movie goes way beyond satire. it is actually the liberal twitter storm fantasy taken to next level on twitter they just destroy your career get you fired close down your restaurant, but but this wants to take it to the next level and make it actually and take the cold civil war and make it a hot civil war. pfnlg some critics pointing to recent two shootings in dayton and el paso saying this was bad timing bad taste. tracee, warren. >> aye sha thank you very much. somewhere on your television last night there was an nfl game. >> this is -- jared max fought back.

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>> if you're up with of those people that spend all of your time online? you may want to take a step back. lauren: okay, i spend quite a bit of my week online. >> happy friday to everybody out there. we have tips for you at home, here is the deal. you're anxious, down, depressed, new study says get offline, turn your cell phone off, the bottom line is having real negative psychological effect on all of us. you have to wake up in an hour and you hate your life. it's easier just to try to just turn it off and also found out the study did that, permanent negative effects the younger you are, they are telling parents to limit to your children the amount of time on their cell phone, you know how it is,

alternate realty. you start comparing to others. if you're anxious, turn off your cell phone, easier said than done, obviously. it's the weekend so do that. lauren: that was my question, it's fear of missing out that's creating the anxiety feelings? >> fear of missing out as well as the fear that perhaps you're not, your life isn't as adequate as others, more people having fun than you are. it's self-harm that you're inflicting and you're seeing somebody else have a good time. tracee: about what you've seeing on the internet, you're reading different stories. >> right. you go on facebook and you see people fighting, arguing and you get all tensed up. >> anything positive for being online these days? >> no. >> pictures of dogs.

>> food and puppies. lauren: it can get annoying to see your friend's postings. >> limit photos of your kids, all right, people. tracee: mike, you have secrets to better night sleep, something that we can all probably use. >> absolutely, who would have thought happy thoughts equal better sleep. 1 and 3 adult get enough sleep. 7 to 9 hours. years for me, obviously, the happier you are, the more optimistic you are, the better sleep that you will get, think happy thoughts and all will be good. lauren: stay off the internet and have the happy thoughts. tracee: put your phone in another room. >> that's so hard, right? >> i would say 5 and a half, 6, 6 and a half is a good night. >> usually 5ish especially during the week, in the weekend i try to recover but i like

going out at night. >> i get 4. tracee: i don't know how you that. lauren: i know. well, mike. >> take that advice, enjoy, just have fun, right? >> get some sleep. catch up on that. 7 to 9 hours i haven't had that in years. lauren: pretty busy friday in august, we have futures, another half percent decline across the board right here and something that we have been covering the entire show, maria bartiromo is going to take it from here, maria, good morning. >> hey there, ladies, good morning to you, thanks for joining us, friday august 9th, top stories, august 9 at, -- ninth, take a look triple-digit,

waiting to grant licenses to american companies who want to sell their technology to hauwei, uber hitting another speed bump, stock is down big, posting largest quarterly loss ever. we will take a closer look at the numbers straight ahead. facebook loses key legal battle over key recognition, could mean another massive fine, mornings with maria begins right now. ♪ ♪ maria: big show this morning, fox business network dagen mcdowell, national holdings corporation chief