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lauren: i'm lauren simonetti.'s take a look at investors monitor every twist and turn in u.s.-china trade relations. the dow is down after yesterday's gain by 80 points, the s&p and nasdaq lower as well. lauren: 1.52% is the yield on the 10 year treasury. cheryl: let's take a look at oil after comments from's president that crossed the tape this morning. oil is up 40-cents. we're at $54.04. gold is showing a slight gain, that flight to safety a little bit there. lauren: stocks in asia edging higher. the nikkei gaining 1%, shanghai composite gaining 1 and a third percent. cheryl: european markets lower, there's a slight contraction in german gdp. red arrows continue across the board across the pond. lauren: china headlines continue to drive this 345r get. presiden-- drivethis market. president trump is back in washington. all eyes on china and a potential end to the ongoing trade war. cheryl: griff jenkins has a look at why the two sides may not be on the same page. >> reporter: we'll have a better idea of where th

lauren: what?m appearing in person at that event so he live streamed in, a foul-up with the connection left him sounding more like he had helium leaving members of the crowd hysterically laughing. cheryl: i want to comment but i'm not going to. elizabeth warren supporters may have thought they were seeing double at a campaign rally earlier in the week. warren met stephanie i at the rally. she was told she looked like warren in the past but wasn't expected to be mistaken by the candidate. you can see the real elizabeth warren on the right in the light blue sweater. they really do look exactly alike. lauren: i almost think the copycat elizabeth warren looks more like elizabeth warren than elizabeth warren. cheryl: it's hard to tell who is who. lauren: we can certainly tell this, that futures are pulling back more dramatically. dow is down by 71 points, s&p down 9, nasdaq down 37. apple is promising big things with the new credit card but will it also trap you into the apple universe? and aliens are t

lauren, cheryl. lauren: might be a good idea. thank you very much.arts of florida, gas stations are running out of fuel as drivers rush to fill ahead of hurricane dorian. airlines are offering waivers for changes. american waiving the fee for changing flights scheduled through september 3rd. lauren: now to the crisis in hong kong, the chinese government reportedly rejected carrie lamb's proposal to with dray an extradition -- withdraw an extradition bill earlier this summer. beijing ordered her not to yield to any of the protesters' demands. organizers have canceled a protest scheduled for tomorrow shortly after three key leader were arrested. one is being investigated for his role in an unaauthorized protest. he served a two month sentence in june. things in hong kong are not looking promising. cheryl: we continue to talk about china because now the foreign ministry has said that the chinese and u.s. trade teams are maintaining, quote, effective communication and that expectations that a new round of negotiations will take place in washington next m

good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: u.s.es looking to continue monday's rally. might be a struggle today. dow futures up 25, s&p up 3, nasdaq up 11. cheryl: we've seen an evening out for the 10 year treasury. we're up 1 basis point. lauren: oil, big rally yesterday, prices giving back, actually gaining again this morning, up another 19-cents, $56.40 a barrel. let's check gold prices for you this morning. they are trading at $15.12 an ounce. cheryl: china setting the new prime rate, 4.25%, that could be really good for chinese real estate investors, plus another 90 day reprieve for huawei. as you can see, shanghai and hang seng a little bit of pressure. we saw gains there yesterday. lauren: mixed bag in asia, little bit of caution coming from europe, up arrows for the london and paris market. the berlin market is down 9 points. cheryl: the top story this morning, a white house official is denying a report that the trump ad medicine strayings is weigh -- administration is weighing a temporary payroll tax cut to head off a rece

lauren: okay.ls, we're looking at the mommouth university poll, joe biden slipped by 13 points in one month. there might be an area where he's a little stronger and that's the area of healthcare. he got emotional in this ad. >> people know him. they -- >> the fact of the matter is, healthcare is personal to me. obamacare is personal to he me. when i see the president try to tear it down and proposing to replace it and start over, that's personal to me too. we've got to build on what we did. every american deserves affordable healthcare. lauren: did he strike the right cords there? >> no. i mean, let's talk about obamacare. what is biden going to do? is he going to distance himself from what was the signature healthcare accomplishment of the obama, biden administration, so he has to embrace it in some way. it's flawed and everybody knows it's flawed. instead of saying let's come up with something that's workable, he says let's take a crummy system and let's try to build on it. it's going to be a maj

lauren: happy friday. good morning. >>> ism lauren simonetti. take a look at how your money is moving this morning. after yesterday's 280 point drop for the dow. we're down 104 in the premarket, nasdaq down 64 and three quarters. lauren: in the bond market, the 10 year treasury is down another 4 basis points, 1.85%. cheryl: after yesterday's nearly 8% plunge on wti, taking a look at oil. we're slightly higher, $54.94. lauren: a lot is moving the asian market, a sea of red. look at the nikkei in japan, it is down more than 2%. the south korean kospi is down 1%. japan has removed south korea from their list of trusted export destinations so that's a different trade story affecting those markets. the shanghai composite down 1 and-a-half percent. cheryl: let's move to europe. red arrows across the board. lauren: more tough talk on china from president trump on trade at that rally in cincinnati, oh, yo ohio last nir he announced plans to slap another 10% tariff on more chinese imports. >> for the last 20 years china's taken hundreds of billions of do

lauren: it is. a lot like tweet deck if you guys have ever used that. lauren: tracee carrasco, explain. tracee: yes, twitter is letting users follow interests like they do accounts. it's letting users see postings on topics they choose inside the time line. you'll be able to follow things like celebrities, sports teams and tv shows and the feature is currently being tested on android operating systems. star trek ready for new frontiers with the cbs, viacom merger bringing the franchise under new ownership. >> my friends, we've come home. tracee: viacom, cbs cheap bob back et told investors star trek has significant potential to leverage across all company platforms. cbs has the star trek series launching next year. some are looking to the star trek universe to rival the marvel and star wars universes which are controlled by disney. and there's sopranos news, michael gandolfini is playing michael soprano in the new movie. the 19-year-old actor tells esquire he never watched the hit series until he wa

lauren and cheryl. lauren: hillary, thank you so much.ryl: our other top story this morning, the federal reserve as expected cutting interest rates by a quarter point, the first rate cut since december of 2008. the decision wasn't unanimous. and it comes amid fed concerns about trade tensions and the slowing global economy. lauren: let's get more on this from edward lawrence. >> reporter: the federal reserve cuts the federal funds rate 25 basis appointments. not everyone agreed with that decision. there were two descents, the boston federal reserve and the kansas city federal reserve president believe the federal funds rate should have remained where it was. jerome powell said this will not be the start of a long series of cuts, it might also not be a one and done. he almost took credit for the expansion continuing. he said as you see the fed moving to a more accomodative policy, he pointed out unemployment is low, wages are rising and consumer spending is increasing. so if december went too far according to some economists, i wanted to h

lauren: good morning, nice to see you. i'm lauren simonetti. let's take a look at how your money is moving this wednesday morning after yesterday's 100 plus point loss on the dow. we are up right now, 168. no news on the trade front. investors seem to like that right now. s&p up 21 and a quarter, nasdaq up 68 and a quarter. lauren: quiet could be good. let's check on the yield on the 10 year treasury as we await jay powell speaking on friday. 1.58%. cheryl: oil right now as you can see, it is up about nine cents. we'll get an update on supply today. right now, gold is down by $7. lauren: stocks in asia largely in the green this morning. the nikkei in japan down a quarter of 1%, but the kospi up a quarter of 1%. cheryl: no new news on the u.s.-china trade war. in europe, investors saying good-bye to italian stocks. you've got green arrows across the board in europe. lauren: everyone's talking about this potential recession. president trump now considering several tax cut proposal as speculation continues about the true health of the u.s. economy

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti.a look at how your money is moving on the fresh headlines from chinese officials overnight. it has moved markets. as you can see, futures trading last night were down. now, the dow is up 196 points, s&p up 20 and a quarter, nasdaq up 71 and-a-half. lauren: global yields this morning are dropping. the german yield at a new record low, minus 0.71. with the headlines from china, the yield in the u.s. is up 2 basis points. cheryl: a little more confidence in stocks there. lauren: we just saw that jump up a bit. cheryl: the trump administration rolling back obama era rules on the oil and gas industry and the energy march hmarket and the traders ae watching the headlines closely. we've got a bump a half a percent on crude. lauren: asian markets mostly lower, the shanghai composite down a tenth of 1%. china indicating it won't retail retaliate against the newest tariffs that will go into effect on sunday. cheryl: we've got pressure on the u.k. ftse this morning after the plan to suspend parre

lauren: yeah, but gordon -- it's lauren simonetti.e when you look at the situation in hong kong? and now they have their military at the border, reportedly. we saw the satellite images. >> yeah, china's in an extremely fragile position right yo now. so no, they don't have an advantage but they do believe that they've got political will. xi-jinping is lashing out. he really has no alternatives. so he's going to do whatever he has to to keep himself in power. got to remember that the chinese leaders are now at their conference, they do this almost every august. this is the sea side resort near beijing where it brings together current leaders and former leaders and they discuss issues of paramount importance. obviously hong kong and trade are at the top of the agenda and xi-jinping has very little -- very low risk threshold right now. he could lose everything. that means he's got to win everything. cheryl: also, gordon, you've got this hard line chinese official that joined the negotiating committee. i want to say it was five or six week

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti.ake a look at how your money is moving this morning. dow futures gaining 69 points, s&p up 8, nasdaq adding 40. cheryl: we're seeing stabilization in asian markets overnight. we've seen a moc a move on the . the nikkei and shanghai composite slightly down, the hang seng actually gaining. lauren: we have some stability in the european markets as well. the ftse is up 50 points, the cac up 55, the dax in germany up 1.2%, despite a new report showing industrial production in the powerhouse of europe contracting. cheryl: we're following the 10 year treasury right now, especially on the comments on fed president bullard yesterday, there is weakness on the yield so a little bit more of a bet on stocks today possibly happening versus the bet on bonds. lauren: still the flight to safety is going on. we see it in the price of gold, up four days now, gaining about 1%, 1498 this morning. i want to show you the price of oil, down fractionally, about a dime, $53.53 a barrel. cheryl: the ball is in p

lauren: good morning. happy friday. i'm lauren simonetti.et's take a look at how your money is moving this morning as investors turn their you attention to fed chairman jay powell. later this morning, jackson hole, 10 am eastern time. the. laurenlauren: we've seen the y. the 10 year is at 1.64% right now. cheryl: as tensions in iran continue, but supply a big story here in this country. it's been an interesting week for oil, especially with the dollar so strong. we're actually about flat right now, up two cents. lauren: three months of protests in hong kong, more set for today and this weekend. is that affecting the asian market? the hang seng gaining half of 1%, the shanghai also up half of 1%. cheryl: we've got green arrows across the board in europe this morning. lauren: the world is watching and that is the pressure on jay powell. president trump ramping up his attacks on the federal reserve chairman once again ahead of his highly anticipated speech later morning at the fed's annual summit. the president tweeted this, the economy's doing

lauren: unbelievable.ld on the 10 year treasury right now is making a little bit of a comeback, gaining 4 basis points this morning, 1.73%. cheryl: the flight to safety to gold has continued all week. a little bit of pressure on the contracts this morning, still above $1,500 and oil hitting a seven month low yesterday. oil is actually higher by almost 3% right now. lauren: saudi arabia is trying to talk up the price, relief rally in asia. the biggest gainer is the kospi -- is the shanghai composite in china, gaining just about 1%. they had surprisingly positive data on exports last month. cheryl: the brexit battle continues with a key figure speaking today out of brussels. we see green arrows across the board. lauren: it's all about trade, the trade war with china dominating headlines once again this morning. more tough talk coming from president trump. he says that china is, quote, killing us with unfair trade deals and the stock market will ultimately go much higher. the president calling china an anchor

lauren: u.s. red, dow futures are down about 90 points at the moment. the selling has intensified on news that hong kong has suspended check-ins once again at the international airport there as authorities za gr arape with more protests. the shanghai composite is down two-thirds of 1% flipping the board to european market activity. you can see a selloff here as well. most markets down between a half and 1%. we have new recession fears growing in great britain as the economy there contracted in the second quarter. the uncertainty over brexit blamed for much of that slowdown. branco burris joins us now. new jobs numbers came out of the u.k. they're pretty strong. so are you still worried about a recession? >> well, yeah, that's the thing. i mean, if you look at their jobs report in isolation, it's superb. you've got headline job creation coming in double expectations. you've got earnings excluding bonuses up 3.9%, the fastest we've seen in years. however, the labor market is of course a lagging indi

lauren. lauren: a lot is going on.es flight to new york. flight 100 was waiting to depart florida when a fog-like mist started fill up the cabin. passengers were confused. they didn't know what was going on. one customer claims the flight crew failed to explain the situation and even joked about it. the flight went on to land safely in new york. the airline telling fox news the mist was caused by, are you ready, condensation from the air conditioning, so cheryl, you were right. cheryl: mitch rochell and i have both seen that on airplanes. it's freaky when you see it. one of our top stories this morning is the issue of hong kong. they're bracing for more protests over the weekends coming up, despite warnings from china that it could use its power to crack down on the demonstrators l. president trump urged xi-jinping to meet with the protesters to diffuse the tensions. let's bring in jonathan ward, author of china's vision of victory. the big question here is how far are the chinese willing to go to control hong kong? >>

the action star and longtime love lauren hashian both wore white. the groom, the 47-year-old actor wore a button-down shirt, revealing his famous chest tattoo. 34-year-old lauren wore an intricate lace gown, her veil flying in the breeze. the gown with the plunging neckline. it retails online for $12,540. throck posted the sweet wedding pics this morning with the simple caption, "we do," along with the hawaiian word for blessed, pomaika'i. the newlyweds have been together for 12 years and met on the set of the movie "the game plan" in 2006. >> oh, no. >> i just refer to her as my wife all the time. so, a lot of people are like, oh, did you get married? i'm like, no, easy. don't rush big daddy. >> the rock and lauren have two daughters together -- 3-year-old jasmine and 1-year-old tiana. the rock credits lauren with holding the family together while he's away on location. >> we're just constantly texting each other, checking in, always face-timing. >> lauren's also a singer. >> i'm really so proud of her. >> she released the music video "samson" last

lauren: stay off the internet and have the happy thoughts.nother 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

in first television interview i spoke to michael sÁnchez, lauren sÁnchez's manager and talent manager$200,000 in leak to inquirer. >> michael, i have credible reporting that the southern district of new york has convened grand jury taken testimony in jeff bezos's charged that he was blackmailed by american media and hacking by the saudi government, what can you tell me about the probe and have you testified in the investigation? >> i will cooperate with any of the investigations into the blackmail allegations against ami and hacking allegations against the saudis and one point that i want to make is that all of the investigations thus far have cleared me of any involvement in the below the belt selfies which is the center piece of all of the investigations. >> i've seen material indicating that sÁnchez has in fact, testified before the grand jury, i pressed him about his much debated role in the leak to the national enquirer. >> michael, did you strike some kind of secret deal with american media inc to sell photos of jeff bezos and lauren sÁnchez? >> howie, i never sold photo to nati

lauren has the details. lauren: well, we are a little surprised.star wars" attraction that opened in may in disneyland in california, not a hit. foxbusiness.com is reporting that because of low attendance, we are seeing workers, they make about $15 an hour, who get 40 hours if not more a week, now are getting 30 to 35 hours so that is a significant loss in their paychecks. but there's hope. there's a new "star wars" movie coming out december 20th. it is "the rise of skywalker" and you have a new "star wars" attraction hitting disney world in orlando. david: it makes you wonder whether "star wars" has lost something. it's been a long time. so many -- i can't even count how many -- lauren: there have been so many. i will spin a positive for you, though. this is what ceo bob iger says. look, this is so popular that people in california thought the lines would be so long, they decided not to go. then kind of nobody went but -- david: they are waiting for the first wave which never came? lauren: so they say. david: we wish them the best. they are part o

in fact, it gets even warmer the start of next week. >>> we're happy to have lauren bush lauren heret george h.w. bush first, more on the renaissance woman, both in the fashion and the political world. >> reporter: lauren bush lauren, designer, philanthropist, and mom. a member of not one but two iconic families. the granddaughter of former president george h.w. bush and daughter-in-law of ralph lauren. determined to tackle the world's hunger crisis, she started the handbag collection feed in 2007. proceeds from the sale of the bags go towards feeding the hungry in nations around the globe. the company providing over 100 million meals is so far. >> the issue of hunger really is massive and overwhelming and very abstract. why not combine this love for design and entrepreneurship with a really tangible, meaningful way to give back >> reporter: when she isn't giving back, lauren is caring for her growing family married to david lauren, an executive in his dad, ralph lauren's, fashion empire, the couple has two sons, james and max. last december, lauren delivered the first reading at her

fix welcome back lauren turn to you turning back to turning to arguably the big story this week the latest statistics showing an economic slowdown in china and the auto sector was not spared the pain to china passenger car association says car sales fell 5.3 percent in the month of july $2900.00 compared to july 28th that works out to 1500000 automobiles sold in the last month and that means that 13 drops out of the past 14 months early reports how bad is it for the auto sector in china and what's the prognosis well they have a 53 day supply of vehicles which is quite a bit and they've offered a lot of incentives which they did in july and in june hoping that it would boost sales it did a little bit in june but it's really been hurt in july with evie sales losing their government subsidy so you're watching the drop in electric vehicles which is what they were hoping for they were hoping to convert all the vehicles that were combustion engine to electric vehicles and return is not happening as quickly as they want because it's expensive to purchase a vehicle and of course they're in

report and pulling up to catch us up on all busy this and all things automotive is the cars coach lauren fix so lauren 1st let's get right into the tesla news this week china a ministry of industry and information technology said on friday that the cars all 16 models sold in china will now be exempted from a 10 percent sales tax in the ministry did not give a reason for this favorite treat men although the founder either musk has been noticeably praised in china and seems to be very committed to selling and investing in that market so is this enough to offset all of those other troubles or at least keep them afloat for a while. while i think it's going to help china you have to remember that he didn't 1st announce that he's going to raise prices on all. all the models is somewhere around $12000.00 on each vehicle and he was increasing those amounts at the price point in order to compensate for that 10 percent tariff now that he's got the tariff break and he's exempt from it he has not lowered the prices so that's going to be more profit which is what they need i know he's producing as ma

lauren simonetti with headlines now. lauren. lauren: wow. okay. so the u.s.upreme court ruled in last week's swearing in was unconstitutional. ricardo rossello had appointed perulisi days before stepping down, a move the courts disagreed with. samsung unveiled the new galaxy 10 smartphone, two of them, one smaller than the first galaxy note 10 which was released back in 2011 and then also a bigger one. the updated models offer more battery power and other features. although they don't have the head phone jack. preorders start today. the official release is set for august 23rd. they start at $950. well, the emmys are following the oscar's lead, producers deciding not to have a host at this year's awards ceremony. the fox network will broadcast the emmys next month. they say that some big names in hollywood were considered but the producers decided they had too much to do without worrying about a host. so if you remember, the oscars were hostless back in february. show moves faster. viewership went up 12%. so we'll see if that's going to happen this time too. i

lauren: i'm lauren thompson and get in ready position because the champion within starts right now. today, how the achievements of her older sisters made aaliyah powell a champion. sharron: and i know for a fact that she could definitely come away with that gold, be an olympic champion. lauren: then, a young golfer uses her talents to help save a man's life. avery: cancer treatments are really expensive and i said, "hey, dad, we've got to do something." lauren: and later, surf's up in the 2020 tokyo games and we hang with the first olympic surfers. courtney: there's just a different dynamic that an olympics brings and i know surfing's ready for the olympics.

getting a tax break in china while toyota and both wagon make big investments abroad lauren fix the car coach is here to break down the latest shift in the global art of market was scriptural currency is exploding in popularity and with its growth more and more exchanges are popping up all human harm to the owners fun plugs in the figure of the future into her weekly global stock well the today show is and i'm losing you know informational value for just 27 minutes of your time let's go. and economic down shit for india leads our global report today as indian g.d.p. falls to a 6 year low and the finance minister announces a drastic consolidation of the troubled public banking sector india's central statistics office released 5 percent g.d.p. growth in the 2nd quarter of 2019 that measure was the weakest since the 1st quarter of 2013 it also came in well below the 5.8 percent growth in the 1st quarter and expectations of 5.7 percent and the reuters survey by comparison in the 2nd quarter of 2018 india recorded an 8 percent growth that continued the celebration now of india's g.d.p. was a

lauren underwood represents a district donald trump won.er illinois district to blue in 2018. she came out for impeachment this week. here she is telling lawrence why. >> so i felt the need yesterday to make this announcement at the town hall meeting in response to a question from a constituent, right? people throughout the communities are watching what's happening. it's painful. it's deeply disappointing, deeply disturbing. so we want the facts. and that's what these investigations are hoping to achief. >> and here is congresswoman underwood in a district where donald trump got 45%. >> you came out this week in favor of an impeachment inquiry. >> let me start by saying this, no one, no person is above the law. that includes the president of the united states. [ applause ] >> nbc news lee yan was at that yesterday and several others in the midwest and pennsylvania. she joins us now to talk about what she's been seeing and hearing from voters and who those voters have been telling their members of congress. >> so good to see you. >> what hav

lauren simonetti has the details. lauren. seized more than 2800 pounds of cocaine valued at more than $38 million from suspected drug smugglers last month. three people were arrested. some of the cocaine was found floating in the ocean. the seizure part of an effort to combat drug smuggling. the investigations piling up against juul. the federal trade commission is looking into whether the company targeted minors. the ceo, kevin burns, warning nonsmokers against the product. >> don't vape. don't use juul. don't start using nicotine if you don't have a pre-existing relationship with nicotine. don't use the product. you're not our target consumer. lauren: burns adding the long-term health effects of vaping are unknown. the fda and several states are investigating the way juul markets. and what is good news, alex trebek returning to jeopardy as he battles pancreatic cancer. >> i've gone through a lot of chemotherapy and thankfully that is now over. i'm on the mend and that's all i can hope for right now. lauren: and he looks gre

let's talk to lauren. lauren mitchell, good morning to stop thanks for talking to us.o i rely on it completely. it is the fluid that keeps me alive, it always has been. why do you need this fluid? what condition do you have? like you said, i have chronic intestinal pseudo—obstruction. i can't absorb... if i was to eat anything at all, my body can't absorb the majority of the vitamins and nutrients that come within that, so and nutrients that come within that, so my body can't absorb the facilities it needs to keep itself alive, so without this intravenous fluid my body is not getting the vitamins, nutrients and everything else it needs to sustain itself. what issues are you having now with supply of this feed? well, i'm not getting any. at all? not from calea, no. i getting any. at all? not from calea, no. lam getting any. at all? not from calea, no. i am getting what is cold an off—the—shelf bag from my hospital, but i am getting less of them than i would usually use —— what is called an off—the—shelf bag. less than i would have from calea. these off—the—shelf bags ar

democratic state senator lauren book has authored a bill that would prohibit the florida legislature from voting on a bill that would affect access to abortions unless at least half of the members of the chamber are women. currently, men make up 70% of the house and senate. senator book says the bill is in response to recent attempts to restrict access to abortion in several states. >>> all you saw was just orange , billowing smoke and it lit up the sky line. >> a dozen fires break out in the east bay. coming up, how people forced to leave their homes describe the scene. >>> an emotional vigil in new york today. one week after twins died in a hot car. >>> closed captioning for the 10:00 moon news brought to you by mancini's sleep all. head over to mancini's sleep world triple bonus sleep world. visit sleep world .com.

lauren: good morning, maria.ghter jet in international air space according to north americans, long-range nuclear capable russian bombers were headed off yesterday just north of alaska in the sea. planes within alaskan and canadian air defense identification zones where aircrafts are expected to positively identify themselves, this was the second time this month that russian aircraft were spotted in that area. malaysia filing criminal charges against 17 current and former goldman sachs director other scandal. prosecutors in malaysia and the u.s. claim that bond sales by goldman for the state investment fund help former malaysian leaders steal dollars from the fund that is supposed to help the economy. the directors face up to 10 years behind bars and fines if convicted. let's talk about apple, 1 million-dollar rewarded for anyone who can hack apple phone and computer, the company trying to prevent hackers from selling information to government, they will give you a bounty if you find a bug. maria: i feel like we'

. >> lauren is 10 years old. she has a spirit and loves life to the fullest. here she is in her dance class in columbia, south carolina getting her groove on, honey. >> she can dance. >> yes, she can. she is getting into it. she was taking classes for two years and she absolutely loves it. >> oh. >> and now everybody gets their last dance. >> oh, that's awesome. >> i love her spirit. >> lauren uses a wheelchair for mobility because she has a condition of bone disease but more than that, her ability to get up is really what stands out to her as her classmates and family. she has overcome a lot. she found a way to work through her grief and continue to do things that bring her joy in life. this video was shot on national dance day. >> this guy is dealing with yellow jackets. they're just particularly naughty sting. to start off a wrangler here does his best to really irritate them. >> there's a reason to that. it's going to start being into that tiny hole they're going from and they really start to work him up. it switches that vacuum around and tries to vacuum

lauren: five shows. stuart: that's it. lauren: that is it.s spending $6 billion this year on five shows, one of those is the morning show. ashley: looks good. lauren: it costs more than hbo's "game of thrones." stuart: to make? lauren: yes, to make for the two seasons. they are spending $6 billion. disney is spending $24 billion on all of their content this year but their streaming service, disney plus, also launches in november. obviously competing with apple. that only costs $7 a month. if you get the bundle, $13. so it's interesting, if apple can beat their rivals by spending so much less. ashley: disney has all that content. stuart: is less better? lauren: could be. stuart: they only have five shows. lauren: better be good. stuart: i can't cope with all these choices i've got. all i watch is david attenborough, that's it. lauren: the worse is when someone recommends a show to you, because they know what you like, you get hooked and never would have discovered that on your own. there you go, bingeing. bingeing your day away. stuart: by the

but lauren, what exactly happened here?r this week, there were protesters and they used profanity and physical threats against -- neil: this was [ inaudible ]. >> mitch mcconnell posted that video on twitter, twitter locked his account because the video went against their policies and twitter said okay, if you don't take this down, if you don't delete this, we are going to keep your account locked and locked, it is. the reason that this is getting so much outrage is that he was the victim. he posted a video of things -- protesters angry with him because he wasn't calling the senate back to act on gun legislation that's been passed in the house. he posted the video of him as a victim, yet his account's locked. neil: now they are upping the ante. they want, a lot of these groups believed connected to him and others, republican national committee, chairwoman who was with maria bartiromo this morning was saying we are going to put the pressure on and maybe find other convenient usvenues message out. >> i don't blame them. when

fix so lauren 1st let's get right into the to. this week china ministry of industry and information technology said on friday that the cars all 16 models sold in china will now be exempted from a 10 percent sales tax the ministry did not give a reason for this favor treatment although the founder has been noticeably praised in china and seems to be very committed to selling and investing in that market so is this in the.

lauren, what is mitch mcconnell going to do? what are you hearing?eporter: well, a person familiar with mitch mcconnell's thinking tells me he is very serious about potentially putting something on the floor of the senate, at least having a process. he's dispatched three committee chairmen to come up with some kind of plan. what that looks like is very unclear. we know some of the red lines for republicans. they include not banning so-called assault weapons. we've also talked about background checks, is that one of the potential opportunities for republicans and democrats to come together. there was that vote back in 2014. it failed. is it an opportunity now to bring that back. that's one of the questions. we also know that there has been agreement within the senate judiciary committee between republicans and democrats to incentivize states to pass red-flag laws. that's another potential place where they could finding some kind of bipartisan agreement. but there still is no indication that majority leader mitch mcconnell will bring members back from

fix welcome back lauren and 1st let's just get into the details of this move with regard to autos what will be the new tariff level on u.s. cars and when will it kick in ok september 1st is going to be the 1st tariff level this is sort of a tit for tat because president trump put it terrifying china there are matching that tariff and again on december 15th they're going to increase the tariff on foods and goods we have to keep in mind as we are right on the cusp of the g. 7 and there's already we've already been told today that there's going to be meetings there with our people in china so we're expecting that maybe this is sort of china's way of saying we're not going to back down because president trump is not backing down and this is a good starting point and we're going to see that happening right away. i think by the time monday rolls around just like last monday we may see the market turn around so for everything we lost last friday at this time we were talking about it we may regain on monday that we're not 100 percent sure but it does say that china is not willing to back down

themselves a front-runner for how ever long it lasts, we saw this with kamala harris and joe biden, lauren doesn't take that route. she made a jab at john delaney at last debate that was smart on her end and authentic. it was sort of reinforcing her message, she's a fighter, she has a plan and she's running because she belief believes in. people are recognizing that more and more. it's not just voerts s ivotersd new hampshire. it's black voters, too. she dominates with black voters than some of the more minority candidates in the field. that's a fascinating trend to watch with elizabeth warren that joe biden has not tapped into. >> we'll get new data tomorrow, a new poll coming up tomorrow. >>> outrageous comments from republicans has the gop saying enough already. no, i'm not talking about president trump. and a dedicated advisor to help you grow and protect your wealth. fidelity wealth management. to help you grow and protect your wealth. sfx: upbeat music a lot of clothes you normally take to the cleaners aren't dirty dirty. they just need a quick refresh. try new febreze clothing quick

lauren: adulting, we all do it at some point but at what age. the