the police answered the ad during a sting. i discovered that you could order a child online like you could a pizza from dominos. she was sold there. >> nicole found out that natalies was a kid believed to be sold for sex. without prictions, traffickers can post ads with children. the guy that trafficked me, he would - it was after you were done setting up what the page would look like, all you do is click post, and a little notification comes up, asking are you over the age of 18. >> no one asked you for any proof. no date of birth, nothing. he sold me. every day. every night. for 100 plus days. >> nicole and tom knew that natalie would need more than a person's love to recover. >> i was angry. for making an impulsive decision that would cost us big too. >> over tim the family began to heel. the man convicted was sentenced to the national 26 years in prison. she got a g.e.d. and started to take college classes. >> there's no way i can get my childhood back. there's no way i can. make up for lost time. it made things for me a m

i also like the ad he did. didn't it have that feel? >> you will have to swing that. >> can we show that ad, please? >> it got me out of a lot of trouble in my younger years. jay that's a local ad and you screwed 49 states. >> or a cheap late night lawyer. >> they are branching out and it is a good deal. i don't know. i don't know. what about chris christie. i think hillary's hair looked great. >> i don't even know what that is. >> kt, when i see an ad like this, it makes me think of the famous ronald reagan bear in the woods ad. can we show that? we can show that. >> there is a bear in the woods. for some people the bear is easy to see. others don't see it at all. some people say the bear is tame. others say it is vicious. it is dangerous. since no one can really be sure who is right, isn't it smart to be as strong as the bear? if there is a bear? >> wow. >> see, christie should run an ad with the bear cubs that go in the swimming pools in the backyards in jersey. >> but, kt, what i like about that ad is the fear mongering is subtle. >

. >> hillary clinton is getting ready to launch her first campaign ad as she tries to build support for a run to the white house. >> oh, that friday night game. the mets go deep to sweep the nationals and go into virtual tie for first place, by the way i was at that game friday night. be careful what you wish for. people expect you to go to every game. >> if think arrange would to there. >> we like a sweep of the nats. you're not big fans of the gnats around -- nats around here. >> eggslily. >> i'm ben sim minute -- sim know. >> i'm juliet huddy. >> i got lots of pictures. >> someone tweeted me, sorry, ben the nats are going to lose. apparently you don't watch the show, if you did i really despise the washington nationals. >> the hatred unparalled. >> i don't know how you could confuse that. glad you had a nice weekend. mike woods is here. >> nice weekend. temps get into the upper 80s but not 90s. >> how about could we start today? >> cools down a little bit. >> doesn't look like it will happen at least not -- >> are we complain about this. >> i don't know. seems like someone was compla

the ad uses statements where trump praises democrats. one in praises hillary clinton as a terrific woman. then there's this. ♪ >> in many cases, i probably identify more as a democrat. i've been around for a long time. and it just seems that -- the economy does better under the democrats than the republicans. >> the paul campaign said that ad would run in iowa and new hampshire throughout the weekend. >>> as you might imagine, it didn't take trump long to strike back. he released a statement saying that like ronald reagan, his position evolved over time. he said he feels sorry for the people of kentucky who are being used by paul. then he spoke to cnn. >> he's failing in the pols. he's pathetic on the military. he's a mess. there's no question about it. >> trump attacked paul's golf game, saying he can easily beat

you ads you see here are called family strong. they paint picture of a candidate from a working class background with a human touch. >> when i think about why i'm doing this, i think about my mother dorothy. >> reporter: hillary clinton pays tribute to her late mother in her first two campaign ads which will begin airing tomorrow in new hampshire and iowa. >> that's why i'm doing this. that's why i've always done this. for all the dorothys. >> reporter: the 2 million-dollar ad buy comes at a pivotal climb for the:con campaign. vice president joe biden is reportedly considering a run for president which would present a candidate who hasn't really faced one yet. "new york times" reports that the vice president's late son beau urged his son to run before he died of cancer. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists and some i assume are good people. >> reporter: meantime republicans prepare for the first debate on thursday in cleveland. donald trump continues to dominate in the run-up to the debate. his campai

to even more video ad dollars. and even twitter's making gains in video. today announcing a partnership to deliver 100 nfl video clips a week along with ads. this is twitter and nfl look to cash in on the appeal of tv's most popular content on new platforms. for "nightly business report" i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> coming up, the new clues we may get about the health of the consumer this week. >>> here's what to watch tomorrow, folks. the small business optimism index is out. so is the productivity, and costs report. this is a big one for me. measure of labor efficiency. and another data point, wholesale trade. an important economic indicator, and that is what to watch tuesday. gas prices still going down. the average price of a gallon of regular fell 11 cents in the past two weeks. it now sits at $2.71. weighed down by the ongoing slump in crude. according to the lundberg survey, prices are down 81 cents a gallon from the same time just one year ago. >>> despite those lower gasoline prices a new york su

on ads does inform the public. a lot of people say they're worthless and you don't learn anything, but the votes by and large on fairly good information there's repetition, the hallmark of learning, right? say the same thing over and over, repeat yourself, redundant, y'all will remember that tonight, right? that's how you get through. and it does help voters to locate candidates on the political spectrum, identify them with issues. so i think in a sense both mark and bill are right. the ads are not going to change the minds of people who have strong perceptions on things and they probably won't change things generally but may inform them where a candidate is and that's a good thing. >> so one last set of questions and then closing statements. our job according to freida and we're going to do our homework is to -- we've talked about what the left and right disagree about. i want to hone in on what the left and right agree about in free speech. as in the fourth amendment area, we have a series of nearly unanimous opi

but after we got him back in from the hospital, he went on to ad-seg, and, of course, terry is in ad-seg both will go through disciplinary process. moore is probably going to get a disciplinary for assault with a weapon. he's looking at quite a long time in the segregation unit. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay" -- >> it's not my first stab, it probably not going to be the last time. >> stabber terry moore operates by a different set of rules. >> it's what had to be done. >>> and later -- >> the warden shows a softer side. >> eat your ice cream cone. so this beauty can be yours with a down payment and 10% financing. oh larry, lawrence. thanks to the tools and help at experian.com, i know i have a 798 fico score. [score alert text sound] [score alert text sound] oh. that's the sound of my interest rate going down. according to this score alert, my fico score just went up to 816. 816. 816! 816! fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. so get your credit swagger on. go to experian.com, become a member of experian credit tracker, and take charge of your score. no sixth grader's eve

attack it is attack ads of romney and gingrich's uncoordinated superpac ads.ll be running in head of the charles on the. >> i cannot coordinate in any way. >> jon: and we thought maybe we'd buy time in columbia, south carolina. >> um, i cannot coordinate in anyway. >> jon: then i decided no, we're just going do in the charleston. >> i cannot coordinate in any way. (laughter and applause). >> jon: all right. trevor? >> still here. >> jon: you heard all that? nobody's going to the big house. >> well, it doesn't sound as though you violated the coordination rule. even though there are criminal penalties that are on the books, nobody i can think of has gone to jail solely for coordinating. so that should make you feel better. you might get fined. >> jon: fined? how much? >> four to six figures. >> jon: four to six figures? where am i going to get that kind of... (laughter). trevor? i know this is going to sound a little crazy and... as a matter of fact i feel weirdly criminal even asking but if i get fined could i pay that with superpac money? >> yes, probably. (l

we launched tumblr ad products powered by yahoo! ad tech.hich was actually a really, really big deal. all of a sudden, we could go to the market with really, really robust ad technology. with this incredibly expressive canvas we had been working on for the last seven years. those two things together were a pretty monster combination for this ad industry. that suddenly gets to benefit from the work we had been doing. and all of the real ad tech that yahoo! had been putting together. emily: fred wilson, one of your investors recently talked about companies -- at some point, they need to turn into a real business. they need to focus on monetization, they need to focus on profit. he said, tumblr had to be sold even though they had potential. tumblr's annual burn rate was almost 50% of the entire fund. three exclamation points. how do you respond to that? david: we were making money. it is true we had a real burn rate. we would have been able to -- the options in front of us were raised what you would call a growth round, get somebody to cut you

she has a lot of money and we will see a lot of these ads. they will keep doing these ads until one works. >> they are spending millions on these in new hampshire. >> maybe one that bill puts together will work and that's the one they will try to ride home. >> lisa, do you notice they only refer to obama in the video as a man who defeated her? they didn't say his name. it was a man who defeated her. >> do we think she is related to hitch bot? >> maybe. it is the stress on the weird words. i am doing this because -- >> and because are you wearing a pink pant suit as opposed to a black one won't soften your image. if you look at the latest polls, this candidate cares about me. what she is trying to do is softener edge. >> because everybody has a mom. >> we don't all have a dorothy though. >> but she thinks we do. >> are we being hard on hillary? we had a guest on here. >> when i see all of this edgy pro family stuff -- sex sells. >> i think her mom had sex to have her. that's implicit in the ad. >> i can't stop thinking about that. >> she is di

i'm a little biased because i've known her for years. >> rand paul release ad new ad.is the sort of thing you can expect to see a lot more of if he stays in the race much longer. it is hard to imagine seeing as we're already into presidential debate scene. the general election is 453 days away and the iowa caucuses are still 172 days away. that is a long time. right now the candidates and super pacs are largely focused on raising money. money they can spend to tear down opponents when the time comes and they will. in 2012, about $1.92 billion spent a tv ads alone. right now they're asking battle lines but no one has even begun to fire a single shot. the artillery remains unspent. when they do, it will have a huge impact on the race. you can ask claire mccaskill who today somewhat strangely revealed in a 2012 race when she was a long shot for re-election, she spent $1.7 to engineer victory in the republican primary for far right conservative todd akin. she put out an ad that look like an attack on akin but was actually an attempt to boost him in the primary while disqua

look for 222,000 jobs added last month. unemployment rate flat at 5.3%. obviously wages is a big problem in the length of the work week two. dagen: wages will be a hot topic in the first gop presidential debate days before that debate coming up on third day. donald trump explaining why he tried to pay little attacks and the possible. >> i pay as little as possible. i fight like to pay as little as possible for two reasons. number one in the businessman and that's the way you do it. you put the money back in your company and employees and all of that. the other reason is i hate the way the government spends our taxes. trying to maintain from a new poll shows donald trump has surged into the national league. 19% of gop primary voters support mr. trump of 50% back scott walker, 14% like jeb bush. only the top 10 candidates calculated by an average of his last five holes in primetime. there you have it. 9:00 p.m. who's talking about food? ohio governor john k. sake trying to get the final spot speaking about the debate. >> i would like to be there but it come

hear what he said about running television ads. that answer as well, next. >>> donald trump back on the campaign trail today. he was in nashville in just the past few hours speaking to a tea party crowd. m.j. lee spoke one-on-one with the republican frontrunner. i want you to hear this. >> so far i haven't had to. >> will you? >> i will if it's appropriate. so far i would say i would have been in by ten or 15 million. i can't when it's all news all the time. all trump all the time. on cnn, right? >> reporter: who are you most likely to attack in your first tv ad? >> nobody. i just want to talk about my accomplishments. i'm not looking to attack anybody. >> reporter: so if you ran tv ads, it would be about you? >> i would actually rather have positive tv ads. >> reporter: you talked about the fact that you wouldn't mind raising taxes on yourself? >> i want the hedge fund guys to make more taxes. i know them. they're all supporting jeb bush and hillary. i want the hedge fund guys who pay very little to pay. they make a lot of money a

now he's adding back in. think it's important to speep just like you guys out there, some of these guys are traders. looking to take advantage of volatility where they see it. >> coming up next the billion-dollar valuation club. uber, spotify, snapchat, and beyond. but there's one tech giant that's currently public that might be worth more private. and chances are you use it every day. we'll tell you what it is. plus think there's a housing bubble? think again. one of the stars of bravo's "million dollar listing" took me on an exclusive tour of one mega mansion. we'll show you what it is about san francisco real estate that makes it such a bargain. and get this. we even had a little time to relax on our own. much more "fast goes west" live from sunny san francisco next. ♪ ♪ aching in my heart you're army new jansport backpack, a powerful new dell 2-in-1 laptop, and durable new stellar notebooks, so you're walking the halls with varsity level swagger. that's what we call that new gear feeling. you left this on

we're going to keep you in ad seg right now pending adjudication of that 115. okay?ng to put you on walk-alone yard while you're over there. okay? you understand all that? >> yes. >> okay. take care. >> thanks. >> with the potential of a lengthened sentence, lysloff realizes his actions carry even greater consequences. >> my son's 3 years old. his name's damian, and if i could do anything for him right now, it would be be with him. i'd want to be with him. you know? for him to know that his dad loves him and is there. and he is loved. he's got his mom. but nobody takes the place of a dad. my decisions affect him. he doesn't deserve for his dad to be here right now. stupid fight affects a 3-year-old, and that was my choice, and that's what makes me mad. >> in the time that officer alejos has been a correctional officer at san quentin, he has witnessed his fair share of prison violence and has been on the receiving end of it. >> i've been stabbed. i've been sliced. back in columbus day of 1988, about 9:40 in the morning, i was working the adjustment center and running

that would be an ad you would see. >> that is stolen from lyndon johnson's ad in 1964 where the girlsy and she gets to 10 and then there is 10, 9, 8 and then the mushroom cloud. they lifted that. >> that was a good ad while this -- >> that was a brilliant ad. >> you can say definitively that dialogue is brilliant, right? >> to my uppedzing dave -- to my understanding david wrote that ad. >> i know he is a conservative. >> can he explain something about the ad? >> he seemed too big to be picked up. but he was also too small to be out on his own. where was he coming home from? why does he come home all by himself? >> did you like his dad, dr. keith ablow? did you like joe the plumber, his father? >> i don't think the person who put that ad together, do you think it was a little improvised? is that what happened? >> how was your day? you see that to your son? >> and there is the daughter. >> notice how there are no salad plates, but a salad. what are you supposed to do? >> they may have their salad. >> i was just in europe. >> i am half italian and we eat the salad first. >> do you thin

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companies have little control over where their ads land on youtube because ads are assigned to videos based on the computer user's browser history. this summer, published this report, estimating corporate ads run alongside more than a third of the youtube videos that teach hackers how to enslave others' computers. >> there would be no reason to suspect anything was wrong with their computer. they wouldn't see the like coming on with the camera. >> georgia is a self-described ethical hacker. wideman says it's not only youtube making money by selling advertising alongside these how-to hack videos, the author of the videos often sell access to the private web cams they've enslaved. >> i think that the perpetrators really need to realize that these are human lives they're dealing with. people have been driven to suicide over the sorts of attacks. >> youtube told us, it takes feedback very seriously. but also criticized the digital citizens alliance calling that group a fake consumer organization funded by movie studios in order to make google look bad. for years, movie studios have feuded

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ad revenue. that's morgan stanley. that's unbelievable. good stuff, guys. good to see you.on, slava, thanks so much. when we come back shares of apple down about 10%. reported earnings a couple weeks ago. one analyst says you should be bullish about growth, the iphone. he'll try to make his case. get ready for massive growth in mobile. that sector could hit $815 billion. who stands to win and lose going forward? and we still have our eye on the markets with the dow close to session highs up 220 now. "squawk alley" back in a minute. >>> apple's newest iphone ad showing off the camera's capabilities and this ad, of course, comes right ahead of what we expect will be an iphone launch in early september. the big event on september 9 is when we expect to get it. the number one apple analyst on the street toni sacconaghi joins us. we were talking about this last week and it seems to me signs point to a strong iphone cycle. relative weakness in samsung, the news from apple on cnbc last week that the average app store spend in china is actually going up in the month of july and aug

she is starting today to launch television ads in iowa and new hampshire. jennifer: they are the wind-up starting at 5:00 this morning. betty: how much is she spending? jennifer: the campaign spends about $1 million in each state and broken down is not that much day by day but it is substantial add out byst out -- any top-tier candidate. you have nothing trump, bush, or walker getting out there. pimm: why is she doing this so early? jennifer: her campaign says it is not about trying to outflank bernie sanders or prepare for the joe biden runner. out thereout getting with a positive message about her before the republicans hit the airwaves daytime hit all. it is apoint, reintroduction of her telling her personal story and telling the story of her mother's tough childhood and how that inspired her to enter politics and to get involved with helping children. the fact that they have to go back to these biographical points, point to some of the polling which has shown that she really is struggling on likability and the trust factor issues. there was even a poll

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as for the other asian markets, hong kong adding 3.5% and japan's nikkei up for the second day adding 1%. a live report in the markets from beijing coming out. nicole: stocks came roaring back on wall street snap in the six-day losing streak that gave everybody a bit of a heart attack brought on by worries in china in particular. u.s. stock index futures pointing to more gains on wall street after yesterday's rally at 619 points. the dow industrials futures were up yesterday's game we saw was the third biggest ever on record in two days looking at 224 points. traders encouraged by stimulus measures and chinese central bank. upbeat comments here at home from your credit president william dudley and now let's take a look at what is moving everything here. an inside look with mike ingram at pgc partners joins joins us by telephone this morning in london. things are looking much better. can they hold? the first day we had an up arrow, it doesn't matter unless we hope then. what happens now? >> the snapshot for it today you would have to say the rally across the board. on your show a coupl

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one of the jail's most infamous ad seg inmates is eric kelly. kelly has already spent more than 22 years in prison for convictions including armed robbery, aggravated assault, and making terroristic threats. he is currently charged with possession of cocape with intent to distribute, to which he has pled not guilty. >> i'm that guy your mama and daddy told you about. you need to stay out of trouble, don't go to jail. you go to jail you're going to meet that guy, like me. >> kelly has been outsided in ad seg for more than a year. but his stay in the jail began in general population. he was caught with a broken broom handle, which was considered a potential weapon, and was given 15 days in disciplinary lockdown. after his return to general population, he threw a food tray at an officer and then encouraged other inmates to follow suit. >> after that inmate kelly was placed on administrative segregation and he has remained there. according to classification and according to the officers inmate kelly is disruptive and there is almost always a case fo

the bank of japan refrains from adding more monetary stimulus. the governor extends his bets that inflation will pick up. insurer biggest releases second-quarter earnings as a tries to move on from the loss. we bring you the number as they break. good morning. i'm caroline hyde. as we were just saying, we are getting breaking numbers from allianz. just to run you through some of the numbers, the outlook is confirmed on the upper end of the range. this is the number one european insurer, confirmed its four-year forecast. of 2e getting net income billion euros, ahead of analyst estimates. the operating profit came in at 2.84 billion. we are looking at property and casualty insurance at 11.8 billion euros. we will get much more on these breaking numbers with hans nichols. it looks as though the insurance side of things, hans, is missing a combined ratio, that we are seeing better than expected numbers from a revenue perspective. hans: yeah. this that income is a big beat. it is coming in north of 2 billion euros. on that front it is a big beat. when

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diedre, you are a woman, you were moved by this ad. >> moved to tears, really, i am go money. she spend 2 million in new hampshire, in iowa. wa bernie sander spent 2 million in first quarter that shows hillary clinton muscle power of money. kennedy: she does have a lot of money, but, sometimes money is not enough, sanders has momentum. every thought that uncle joe biden was crazy for staying out of the race until summer, when he said only then he would decide. now he is pretty smart for stepping. >> does joe have a chance? >> i don't think if it was a chance but he could make her life harder. we saw a clip of that, two different ads, $2 million, reportings they were initially planning on rolling the ads out november that moved it up by months, i think they are looking on her polly on favorability, and empathy and honesty, they are, we have a serious problem on our hands, let's bump it up now. kennedy: why not say, she is a horrible person that nobody likes. >> i love her. kennedy: do you like joe biden for the same reason? >> no. i love america's mother in law, her ads be one

look at the newspaper ads. they cost 50 to 100,000 bucks to want to put one of those ads in. the people like huckabee are playing too. what's different and this is a different strategy on the part of the hawks, when we went into iraq, they didn't say we're doing this for israel. they never said that. it's clear they aretize advertise advertiseing notions it's very clear we have to protect them. the people supporting the treaty will say the best way to protect them is to stop the nuclear program in iran. we can stop it from ten years and keep it from a break out of more than ten years. if we don't go ahead with it they've got a two month break out opportunity. if this deal goes down two months later they could have a bomb. that's the real strong argument you'll hear today and as this fight goes on. >> let me bring in senate democratic dick durbin. he's the first to strongly oppose the deal. thank you smoucho much for joining. we heard chris lay out why democrats like you are supporting this deal. many of your colleagues are saying they are concerned the deal gives iran time to

what is hillary clinton trying to accomplish with this ad? >> she needs to tell her people, you know, the 55% who are for her that she is going to, you know, be competitive, not just careful sit on the sidelines. and by being visible on tv especially when there are a lot of republican attack ads on tv already, a directive against her, more than $30 million directed mostly against her, she needs to indicate that she's in there. the spots are good. i don't know if i'd call them great. and i think she needs to pick up the pace a little bit in her reading from prompter. but she -- you know, she has to lay down the biographical frame for her campaign. she did not do that in 2008. she assumed people knew who she was. they don't know her background they don't know about her mother. they don't know her arkansas years. >> are these ads in response to her favorability numbers or part of a long term plan to humanize her or both? >> i think they are probably long-standing. these are very transitional first run ads. you lay out a biography. from what i un

to the upside adding 14,000 jobs. fodder to the f o n c about raising rates and that to be pressuring these markets, the dow down to 6 days in a row and looking like seven and the open. a couple of big movers today. maria: start your day with nicole petallides every day and sandra smith and lauren simonetti, catch it right here on the fox business network at 5:00 a.m. eastern before "mornings with maria". the fbi jobs report weaker than expected, business leaders face a challenges when it comes to the talent pool developing a stronger work force. joining me on a fox business exclusive is harmon international's chairman and ceo. thank you so much for joining us particular release since you had such success. i want to get to the growth story in a moment but how would you characterize the economy and jobs, jobs growth and finding the people you need with the right skills sets? >> i would characterize the job growth implemented development, not really need in america's needs. if you poll 80%, we could be going faster in a

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