we've got traders across the board, lauren simonetti on the floor of the new york stock exchange. en at the nyce, gary and peter. lauren, let me start with you. we've expected a selloff today going into a three-day holiday weekend, but that doesn't seem to be the case. >> stocks were at record highs, volume is light. we had the headlines out of russia, then the u.k. you would think you would see a selloff, but that was not the case. of course, and i don't have to remind you or anybody down here, that volume is very low. nonetheless, stocks look like they want to rally coming into the close. adam: all right. gary, i've been watching u.s. treasuringlies go up and down-- treasuries go up and down. people don't seem worried. >> yeah. you're looking at about a 233 yield on that ten-year, also looking at everybody else was anticipating the big selloff today. it didn't happen. with the long weekend, with all this going on overseas like you were saying earlier, everybody anticipated a big selloff, and here we see the dollar. the dollar's up in the 82.70 range. the russia/ukraine situation

lauren simonetti, thank you very much. >> have a great weekend, guys.&p futures are about to close. we can't to head back to dan stesich in the pits of cme. what do you have, dan? >> we have a lot of economic data coming out next week. assume it comes out good, the wildcard in the whole situation is the russia-ukraine situation. if we see that any type of peaceful resolution that is doubtful at this point if we did i think this market will be off to the races. >> all right. adam: sounds good to all of us. thank you, dan. >>> britain raises its terrorism threat level to severe as prime minister david cameron warns that isis pose as greater and diaper threat than before. dierdre: with the chances of u.s. doing the sail, weary in rich edson from the white house. rich what are you hearing? >> not quite yet at least increase in terror threat though officials are monitoring this. the british will confiscate passports as prime minister david cameron. you have 500 british nationals over fighting with isis in that region. british are taking proactive steps. the

ladies back to you. >> lauren simonetti live for us.nks, lauren. 19 minutes after the top of the hour. gutting our military brand new bing slips being sent to troops in war zones. image seeing this roming around your neighborhood. where the mysterious animal is on the prowl. >> welcome back to "fox & friends first". new development in the search for a missing oregon mom. brand new footage from a ferry boat that may show jennifer houston and her car heading to san juan island also in the washington coast. investigators and houston's family are anxiously awaiting word from the ferry company. they reportedly planned the trip to the islands for the summer. they are wondering if she decided to go alone. coming up at 8:15 on "fox & friends" jennifer's husband and father will talk about the latest in the search. stay tuned for that. a washington man lucky to be alive after his boat fuburst in flames. the coast guard releasing this dramatic helicopter rescue video. it took rescuers an hour to find him due to heavy fog. the man found severally h

lauren simonetti at fox business. thank you. you agree with that one?on: not an airline fan right now. >>> we're learning more about the american journalist held captive by islamic extremists in syria almost two years. there he is. peter curtis, home with his family in massachusetts now, telling his story, at least a tiny bit of it. a very fortunate man and thankful one. you will hear what he had to say coming up. >>> a brazen robber and carjacker staking out a cash minute in bustling downtown. one atm, three robberies, but this time he was caught by a security camera. jon: let's check out what is coming up on "outnumbered" at the top of the hour. andrea and sandra, what do you have? >> hey, jon. a top lawmaker calling out the u.s. intel community saying its failure to detect the spread of isis in the middle east is quote, the greatest intelligence failure since 9/11. >> plus, it will be the first-of-its-kind. a prime time sports show, hosted, produced and directed all by women, no men. so will people watch? i say only in sandra smith is on it. >> there

lauren simonetti at new york stock exchange. a pair of retailers into the red today, right? two retailers in the red would be guess and abercrombie. the story with guess, and it is down about 9%, that their numbers missed and their outlook for the current quarter fell short of expectations. be a come business, down 5%, they a lot of the teen shopper, adam and deirdre. dierdre: concerns about a drop in iron ore prices? >> the mines have a lot of output right now and prices are down. this is not a good situation. look at the miners, give natural resources all down pretty sharply. a broad selloff. adam: sliding into red amid valuation problems and bringing other stocks. >> they all have a red arrow. a lot of brokerages for work day are concerned about valuation here, about, they're cautious that this stock could move further to the upside. so we're seeing this spread throughout the sector. dierdre: gopro higher again on strong volume? >> huge volume today. last time i checked more than 10 million shares changed hands here. the stock is up in a big way as well. 7 1/2% right now.

lauren simonetti is here with the latest business headlines. good morning, lauren. >> good morning. jaguar land rover recalling more than 40,000 suv's because the front passenger air bag might not deploy in a crash. affected are the lr 2 from 2010 and 2015 and range rover from 2012 to 2013. no reports of crashes or injuries. the problem is with the air bag's modular sensors. owners will be notified at the p end of the month. >> chicken nuggets contaminated with plastic from purdue. the number is p 2617. the betts before date february 15th, 2015. >> plastic potentially in your chicken nuggets. >> satisfy fridays now burger king dropping the lower calorie frye fries from the menu. they cost about $0.30 more. this is happening as rival mcdonalds piles on the fruit. yup. usa today is reporting they are adding clementines to the kid's happy meals this fall mini bananas and baby blueberries. no vegetables at least not yet. tell you how fox is looking on wall street. nice rally but stocks losing a little down to 8 points now. >> 12 minutes after the top of the hour. >> a ferry knocked by 2

lauren simonetti from the fox business network is here. >> parents listen up.ce buoy is recalling after the zipper is not locked and kids can potentially suffocate or choke on the foam beads. it wastbú$ sold at amazon.com a other retailers. if you want two queen beds how about early check in. that will cost you. hotels are charging for add-ons and extras. this year hotels will take in a record 2 and a quarter billion dollars in fees. that's six percent more than last year. it is a fine tiny portion of hotel's overall revenue. there isltÑ a lot more left for more fees. nice arrows up 49 points for the dow. great week. best week since april. we will take it. >> it is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. >> hackers tweet out a bomb threat and a major company was on board. >> caught on camera an suv runs over a boy but it's what happens after that that is sending this video viral this morning. first a look at the weather. co: sometimes you don't know you need a hotel room until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is why i put the hote

lauren simonetti is here with more. >> google pulled a mobile game from the app store that simulates on gaza. it invites users to drop bombs and avoid killing civilians. it is still available on facebook. this news may be also hard to digest. pf changes says a data preach may have compromised information at 33 restaurants in 18 states. we have a list on our facebook page. all insurance tents happen-- ins happened in june. if you are addicted to netflix original programming house of cards and orange is the new black is coming. the adult cartoon is voiceed by aaron calls. a new comedy called grace and frankie. it stars lilly tomlin. expect a massive step up in original programming over the next two years. stocks up yesterday. this morning looking pretty flat. ladies, back to you. >> thank you so much, lauren. >> 25 after the top of the hour. safe to drink but toledo's waterways may be returning. why another water ban may be on the way. >> james brown says it is a man's world. don't tell this actress. the highest paid woman in hollywood is... >> the millage of chicago was incorporated.

lauren simonetti with what you need to know about this. >> important story. chinese hackers got into one of the nation's biggest hospital operate stores and stole personal information on 4.5 million people. community health systems in florida's fitz i gos regional care. they got the names numbers addresses birth dates and social security numbers on these patients. those were treated by kaiser community health over the past five years. if you have been affected you will get a notice in the mail. >> 245,340 dollars. that's how much it costs to raise the kids. that according to new government data. the eye popping number does not include college, it covers food, child care and school. it will should mick you. i am ron thissing meerng. a top retailer. it will continue to keep it low. >> 26 minutes after the top of the hour. are you ready for retirement? if you are not you are not alone. one-third of americans don't save a penny. what you can do to stars. major update. grrp grrp huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybod

lauren simonetti joins us with what you need to know. >> remember cyber attacks can happen to your car as well. we don't always think of it like that. chrysler and nissan are reviewing reports by a cyber security team that rates them among the most three hackable cars. they are deemed the most hackable with features like wi-fi and blue tooth that potentially can cause damage not only to the car but also to the driver. when you are food shopping the gluten free item you are about to buy is actually gluten free. new label rules meaning they cannot label products gluten free if they are cross contaminated with other ingredients like rye or barley. the iphone 6 the newest gadget tuesday november 9th the bigger 4.7 inch screen possibly a 5 and a half inch screen model as well. it probably means an october launch date this amid reports that a deadly explosion at a chinese factory can cause a halt in production of the iphone 6s and delay release. dow down about 20 points after another major sell off yesterday. investors seem to be in the selling mode this august. back to you. >> thank you, la

lauren simonetti from the fox business network is here with what drivers need to know. auren. >> the year of the recall. ford recalling 83,000 relatively new cars and suv's because they can lose power or they can roll away if parked without the new jersey brakes engaged. effected are the 2012, edges, lincoln and kx the ford lexus and mkt and m-14 ford tauruses and lincoln mks's. no injuries reported but they will tell owners this month if they need to get it it fixed. >> would you buy an iphone it the screen did not break? apple is working with a company called gt advanced technology to make the first sapphire screen for the new iphones and smart watches expected this fall. sapphire is an expensive material because it is harder. it would replace the glass on the current iphones. these sapphire screens could cost five times more to manufacturer or about $16. i need some dunkin' donuts with the first single origin company. columbian rain forest alliance coffee made with 30 percent coffee beans. you can buy it now through december. just a limited run here. wall street, nice

let's talk to lauren simonetti. >> markets around the world as you can image are responding to this geopolitical tension right now. the oil market is moving. oil prices up stocks down. if you take a look at the japan stock market european stocks are trading lower as i speak. here in the u.s. futures down pretty substantially. the dow is off 60 points and negative for the week. it would be the dow's third down week in a row. they are finding safety in government bonds yields to the lowest level in more than a year. another story we are watching today is general motors. they are recalling a group of older suv's in three years to fix power window switches that can catch fire if water gets into the driver slide control switch. it includes older trail a blazers envoys. they warn to park them outside until they are fixed. those parts won't be in until october to do the fixes. they are telling dealers to stop selling these cars. >> sounds a little scary. >> the time is 13 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up first it was the irs and now another top official says she lost key e-mails about the m

. >> lauren simonetti has what we all should know. >> ups says 51 of the retail stores in 24 states may have customer's payment card information exposed boo i a computer virus. names card numbers as well as mail and e-mail addresses from about 100,000 transactions between january 20th and august 11th are potentially at risk. good news ups is not aware at this time of any fraud related to that attack. used car shoppers want to know if your potential new used car has any recalls that haven't been done yet. one in four recalled cars never get their work done. that could stick you with potential safety problems. now there's a central place where you can get the information. the national high ray traffic administration has you looking up to see any recalls. head to www.safer car.gov/vin recall. they put three trucks on college campuses this fall. arizona state, james madison and coastal carolina university. dow up 34 points in the premarket yesterday even after the feds signalled a rate hike might be coming sooner rather than later stocks rose. the s&p 500 that's the stocks you likely have i

. >> lauren simonetti is here with what we all need to know. >> hot wheels indeed. hide your honda. the kierd topping the list of the most stolen vehicles. nearly 54,000 stolen last year. most were from the 1990's. the civic was the security most stolen car very popular among thieves. also the chevy and ford pickup. the toyota kau tam rerounded out the top 5. a vehicle stolen every 45 seconds. that cost us a whopping 4 billion a year. what else cost us? shipping. in just four months from now both fed-ex and ups are raising the shipping rates so you will pay for the volume of your package. in other words for how much room it takes up in the truck. many companies are worried about the higher prices. they could be up to 30 percent more. they worry they will turn shipping customers away. the bangers uspa may stand to benefit here. it is good for the postal service they have flat rates for priority mail. regional shippers may get more business out of the results as well. mcdonald next year selling packaged coffee in the grocery store. they are dealing with kraft foods and also single cup

lauren simonetti joins us with more. >> the s&p 500 now closing above that psychological milestone 2,000. it didn't take long it flirted with the 2,000 level monday and sealed the deal yesterday. in fact with 4 percent this month the markets on track since august in 14 years. futures are up. dow up 14 points nasdaq up as well. travelers american airlines tickets no longer available on orbitz. u.s. airways won't be either come september 1st. what went wrong? the fees that pay orbitz they were too expensive. orbitz stocks down almost 5 percent yesterday. >> giant i pads are coming. bloomberg is reporting that apple suppliers that's almost 3 inches bigger than the current ipad. to reverse the trend they are courting businesses who might find the large ers screen useful. >> consumer reports crowning chrysler's ram diesel out scoring ford as well as chevrolet. the v6 engine is based substantially on fuel and scored better on road tests. >> talk about a cream codream c. a virginia teen gets a chance to meet her idol tim tebow. after hearing her story he flew she and her family to arizona where

lauren simonetti has more. >> a consumer alert.s of americans have been putting a cancer causing ingredient in their mouths. it is in colgate total. it is linked to cancer in animals. the state of minnesota has banned it. colgate says it helps fight gum disease they say the fda approved it 17 years ago. the fda approval process only became available this year. the agency declares the product safe. you will spend $670 on the kid's back-to-school shopping list and will take you three months to check everything off. retailers are bracing for this strong stretch. they wi wal-mart amped up the supplies of the deals. old navy has jeans for 8 bucks. futures this morning not looking bad. up across the board stop aiming at 3 days of games in a row. >> thank you, loren. lauren. >> new evidence in the dirt track tragedy. what police are now analyzing that could shed some light on the final moments before kevin moore junior was killed. >> terrifying moments when a stroll errols on to the subway track with a toddler inside. police are hunting d

let's turn to lauren simonetti from the fox business network. >> happy friday. >> happy friday and dohave good news for you. let's talk about the stocks you own in your 401 k. that's the s&p 500 rising six points yesterday but taking us to a record high 28 record close this year. take a look at the dow it is back above 17,000 with that 60 point pop yesterday. nasdaq is at a 14 year high. even better all three major averages are up 1 and a half percent this week. more green on the screen. dow is up about six points in future activity. investors are waiting and seeing right now. they are going to pay attention janet yellen is speaking at a central bank forum this morning. >> american airlines says it will charge 150 each way for kids ages 5 to 14 that fly solo. it charges those 5-11 years old. it goes into effect up to 14 years old american 3rd. it wants to master safe travel. wal-mart is offering the iphone 5 c for $0.97. $0.97. it was 30 bucks. this price cut comes as the world waits for the release of the next generation iphone. arm is expected to make that announcement september 9th

lauren simonetti is here with how the wage gap nigmight be growing.etting a raise an average 3 percent according to the consultant mercer. don't cheer so fast. inflation is at 2 percent annual rate. your boss is getting a near 5 percent raise such a discretionary bonus averaging 26 percent. ceo's can expect compensation packages up to 10 million on average. that is a gap between the rich and everyone else. it's that time of year for distractions. we are talking about fantasy football. it kicks off the first week in september. say good-bye to the men in your life, right? they are paying the price for your football obsession. fantasy football will cost them $13 billion in lost productivity. that is conservative. if the average worker spends 2 hours a week on virtual sports. that's a loss to workers. they probably spend a little bit more. challenger says who cares about this it's a fun time of the year and it is probably best for bosses not to crack down but put workers into company leagues. stock futures pointing up across the board. we had a small set

lauren simonetti is here. what do have planned? >> that you will be bingeing.y have so many new regional for shows, orange is the new black, house of cards, come not in the next few years. later this month, an adult comedy. the voice of aaron paul on that and the code reader of frans has a series coming malware two women are friends and their husbands fall in love and all of this original programming coming down the pipeline, and look at the stock price which is up right now, it reached in early july, this stock is giving us what we want. stuart: the stock goes away. 424 is close to the high. >> 475 would be the high. remember the disastrous move where they separated increases by 60%? stock was doing well before that, $300, down to 60 and we are at it now. 53 was the low. >> i was buying microsoft then. switching gears, let's switch gears here, move to illegal immigration. we wrestle with what to do here, australia has a unique way of dealing with the problem successfully i believe. nick adams is the author of american boomerang. wants to emigrate to the united

lauren simonetti joins us with what we can expect.little over 3 hours we find out how many jobs the dion me created la-- the economy create last month. 233,000 that is down from the 288,000 created in june. the jobless rate is expected to stay put at 6.1 percent. we will be paying attention to the types of jobs created. are they pufull-time? how long do they pay? if this report is better than forecast the stocks could actually fall. if the economy is stronger the feds could hike rates sooner. that is good news for folks who have money in the bank, for savers. the consumer protection bureau out with a new report looking at rules four years ago that were meant to protect you from over draft fees. they found a median over draft charge of $34. on debit cards $24 or less. most people are able to cover that fee in about 3 days. if you put that in lending terms and the charges are the same as a loan that would be 17,000 percent interest rate. it hits consumers disproportionately. 8 percent of people are incurring 75 percent of over draft fee

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lauren simonetti, now what? >> most of us shop on three devices a day. paying good money, they can tell if you have viewed it on the phone and then they can see if you bought it later on that night on your desktop computer. now facebook can track all of that. stuart: i think that is good for the stock price. it is the exploitation. >> facebook is giving that to the marketers. one of the sites, a furniture site, they are so positive on what facebook is doing it helps them incrementally. >> that is a chart and a half. that is why facebook keeps going up. >> i know you through privacy out the window a long time ago. get off of facebook. >> i kind of already did that. stuart: i am not on facebook. >> she probably has a fake name on that page. stuart: let's move on. here is a good story for you. your employer pays you to go on vacation. better get, they do not have a limit on the number of days you can take. here is the ceo behind the company. it is a shipping company. first of all, why are you doing this? >> hi, stuart. why am i doing this? i get asked that

visit truecar.com >> on the floor of the stock exchange lauren simonetti with your fox business briefoard, the dow falling one point, the s&p and 2,000 up nearly 4 points and the nasdaq composite up by 15 points. let's look at a big winner, a chipmaker pouring 8.5% leading the s&p 500, a big demand for using smart phones including the i phone so acute when it today. the airline stocks are moving lower. united american all down and pretty softly. this following the u.k. terror under threat and oil prices up 85 sacks at the moment. united american giving up the most at the moment. there's also concern about a record low supply of jet fuel in new york area. that is the latest from fox business giving you the power to prosper. if you ware a denture, take the simple test. press your tongue against it like this. it moves unlike natural teeth. do you feel it? it can happen with every denture. introducing new fixodent plus true feel. it helps keep dentures firmly in place. with a smooth formula, free of flavors and colorants. so you get a closer feeling to natural teeth. new fixodent plus tru

lauren simonetti has more on this. >> it was originally listed for 25 million.sion. the ceilings are high and gorgeous. you can see the golden gate bridge. i have some fun information for you. johnny, he got in a near fatal car crash. i am assuming he got a nice pay raise as a welcome back. stuart: one thing you did not do is tell us why you went from 25 million to 17 million. >> i am not sure exactly how he got it for 17. a few years ago, i am assuming the market was not as strong. i thought it would be more moderate. i will look into it for you. this is probably one of the biggest programming weeks of the summer. we have one of the guys that makes it all happen. here is a guy that gets into the water. i know that is the shark. >> that is a tiger shark in hawaii. stuart: why is it that shark week, why is sharks so attract this? >> they are amazing predators. there is a prime or early fear factor. they can potentially eat you if they want to. they are not really malicious. there is a morbid fascination. i had a fake tiger shark bite my friend. no blood, no foul.

lauren simonetti is here to explain why that is supposed to be a good thing. >> when you quit your jobthe economy and your ability to get a new job. the same report says we have seen the most number of job openings in 13 years. we do continue to get solid job numbers, 200,000 job creation for the past 6 months, haven't seen a stretch like that since 1997 and with all the good news comes bad news, the types of jobs being created, how much they pay. 2 million people are quitting, that bodes relatively positively for job creation. stuart: we will take that one. many have called it the world's dumbest apps. it sold function is for users to send the word yo, yet it has been down loaded 2 million times and value between $5 million and $10 million, wall street journal says it could be bigger than twitter. one of the co-founders joins us now. welcome to the program. i got to make sure i got this right. you have an era when and if i get that apps on my cellphone here, my smart phone, and i say yo to all of my friends and this is a big deal. you want to explain this to me? >> one thing you are m

lauren simonetti is this just a prank or is that more serious? >> it is a little more serious.e dirty. the same thing is happening with lyft. uber is still the biggest. hundreds of uber drivers called and canceled 5500 lyft writes. what happens when you call and cancel? you took off the person waiting. then you potentially get the lyft driver to move over to uber and drive for them. stuart: have they gone to court over this yet? that is the kind of thing that an 18-year-old may have thought of. >> that is what we are talking about. it is silly. look at how big these markets have gotten. they are trying to get carpooling services going on so they can transport a lot of people. they are putting the taxis out of service. they may be putting the buses out of service as well. stuart: thank you very much. good stuff. the commissioner of a big 12 conference. he will debate me. he is here. the commissioner at noon. lois lerner's e-mails cannot be real covered. now what? we also have kerri walsh. olympic beach volleyball player. she will talk about being a faith for sports. all in the s

. >> lauren simonetti on the floor of the stock exchange, stocks are trying to make a come back, then 35 points of lows of the session, as an be down 2.5, nasdaq fun down 5, apple shares on the move, for the september 9th event where they announce a bigger iphone and maybe new wearable devices. watching shares of the jeweler hitting a new high today, their revenue rose 39% in the quarter thanks to their acquisition earlier this year. digital ally has its first camera quarter since the ferguson shooter, look at that. john stossel on using drones to strike against isis. we have that story coming up. stay with us. stuart: i never held back on this program my views that we should drone those terrorist killers of isis. i don't care if they have an american passport, kill them. surely libertarians like john stossel would say that as at least unconstitutional and certainly wrong. john stossel is here. we're my wrong? john: you go wrong by pushing me outside my expertise. i am a consumer reporter. stuart: you are not a consumer reporter. are you being wishy-washy? john: libertarians say it i

lauren simonetti is here, who's going to tell us the cancellation rate is even -- it can't be higher.gher than a quarter of flights being late. late means if you're 14 minutes after your scheduled arrival. that's considered late. stuart: 14 minutes? all right. >> cancellation since the year 2000, that's what that meant. you were showing the full screen of the airlines in the u.s. and how often they're on time. delta scored the best at 80%. that's the best one. stuart: delta is the best, 80% of flights are on time. that's pretty good. >> the most would be 95% at hawaiian airlines. stuart: that's not enough. the weather is great there. put that list up again, please. who is bottom? >> southwest. stuart: southwest? >> uh-huh. 67%. stuart: whoa! not expecting that. >> new york laguardia look what the arrival rate was in june. stuart: fly out of newark as often as possible and the rate was? >> 65%. jfk did better, newark and laguardia 65% on-time. stuart: he takes a private jet. go ahead, make your point? >> brian kilmeade, here's what i'm trying to say, if you're late, i need an explainat