i'm lauren simonetti. are two policy meetings left in 2015.e fed watcher what he expects to central bank to do. we have the dow open up a point. s&p down one. of the nasdaq down two points. flat. nicole: for the week up about 1 1/2% on all three major averages. asian stocks, look how they're reacting to the fed leaving rates unchanged with the shanghai, and hang seng up 1/3 of 1%. nikkei pulling back 2%. lauren: all right. over in europe stocks opening sharply lower. ftse sell off off half of 1%. cac off more than 1%. dax in germany off solid 2%. nicole: vote for government on sunday. we'll see whether syriza stays in office and the drachma on monday. crude oil prices off almost 10 cents. 46.99. chevron a great performer. lauren: after the fed passed on the hike, gold moving to upside almost 20 bucks. $1136 a troy ounce. nicole: looking at currencies, the dollar pulls back as you would expect when the fed does not raise rates. euro-dollar at $1.14. all the currencies higher against the green back this morning. lauren: this is how the yield on

i am lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning i am nicole petallides.appear to be divided but the economy improving. the recent turmoil causing officials to think about postponing the hype. let's look at stock u.s. index futures. we are seeing the dow was up one point, s&p down one point and the nasdaq up a 31-point. futures right now going nowhere fast. lauren: asia assert they not teach gains following wall street higher ahead of the meeting that by the shanghai composite with the biggest rally in three weeks up 4.9%. setup 2.4%, nikkei 1% and cost me 2%. nicole: europe right now, the dax 74 points for three quarters of 1%. lauren: oil prices adding to yesterday's gains for the first time in three days. that helps energy as well. energy intact doing well in asia. gold prices right now up over 4:00. 11 of 60 trails. lauren: u.s. dollars trading against key currencies. the euro weakened 10 versus the dollar has been something the past couple days. nicole: 2.27% in the two year hitting its highest level since 2011. lauren: investors selling treasuries. w

nicole: i'm lauren simonetti. we're seeing dow down. lauren: traders await the next decision on federal reserve. shanghai does have up arrow but relatively flat. down arrows for the hank something seng. nicole: a peek at european stocks. ftse, cac, and dax under pressure. cac and dax down 1.2 perms for the dax. so we are under pressure in europe there. lauren: lots of action nicole, in the oil pits. prices moving lower by 2%. opec cut prices to basically the levels you're looking at right now. oil about $45 a barrel. nicole: let's bring on gold. it is out of favor. 1106.60 a troy ounce, down $2.70. lauren: how is the u.s. dollar trading against the major currencies? the yen and euro firming against the u.s. dollar. nicole: bring on the 10-year treasury bond rising a little bit. 2.02% on yield for that. good morning, welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at breaking markets and breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead and of course remembering 9/11. breaking news, president will be able to start scaling back u.s. sanctions against

nicole: i'm lauren simonetti. lauren: tgif they say. investors at the timing yellen's firm stance on rate hike bullish for u.s. economy. u.s. stock market futures taking cue up sharply ahead of open. nicole: in a few hourss pope francis addresses united nations. we'll have a preview. lauren: president xi jinping will hold a news conference with president obama. cybersecurity is expected to top the agenda. nicole: volkswagen expected to announce a new ceo, nominating porsche's ceo mueller, to. first look at today's markets, latest breaking news and what to expect for the friday ahead. lauren: we'll certainly talk about janet yellen because the federal reserve is on track to raise interest rates to record lows by end of the year. fed chair janet yellen laying out federal reserve's plan at a university of am mers. >> most of my colleague and i are likely conditions to raise interest rates over quite gradual pace over next few years. it is important to emphasize, however, the timing of the first rate increase and any subsequent adjustment t

lauren simonetti. the dow futures down 203 points. nasdaq teachers done 62 points. giving up 26. drug pricing plan investors are not happy. lauren: the washington d.c. turns to roll out the red carpet for pro-princess. nicole: in seattle washington and the leaders get ready to meet with chinese leader saturday. in sports the u.s. that's dominate the highlights. welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at today's market, the latest breaking news and what to expect that they had. >> will kick it off because this is the selloff really hitting the u.s. stock market after a church voltage of pop yesterday. dow futures down as much as 240 points. the other market by 1.3, 1.5% as well. nicole: european stocks down across the board. the ftse, cac and dax down 2% give or take. lauren: a great day in asia. green for the shanghai composite up about 1% building on yesterday's games. we welcome the chinese leader to the u.s. out in seattle. the hang seng at the fifth of 1% anacostia .9%. nicole: the volkswagen story, what the fed will do an copper selling off, or the selling of 2.5% and pulle

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i'm nicole. >> lauren: and i'm lauren simonetti. the decline is accelerating. o unveil tax plan. >> lauren: watch this. collapsing on stage at a arena event in texas. nobody was hurt but gave to talk about. donald trump and hillary clinton. we'll have the story. >> nicole: one of the suppliers warned years ago to cheat a mission test. >> lauren: first 22 million-dollar man in golf. a million for every year he's been alive. we'll have all the sports highlights for you. latest breaking news and what to expect as you get your monday morning started. we'll start off with the global market check in asia, you have the chinese market shanghai composite up but nikkei down. >> nicole: roughly one and a half%. it's translating here in the u.s. as well. >> lauren: that's impacting the u.s. 73 ponts. s&p and nasdaq are lower as well. >> nicole: we are going to be turning it to president obama meeting with vladimir putin. they haven't done that in a couple of years. rusha continues to build ul ---buildup in syria. president obama is set to address the general assembly this m

lauren: i'm lauren simonetti.resident xi jinping, heads to washington for a working dinner with president obama. topping their agenda? cybersecurity. nicole: after wild swings last few days, markets have been somewhat subdued. not too far off unchanged. down 45 on the futures. lauren: investors focus on a key speech that happens tonight from fed chair janet yellen, her first since the fed's controversial decision to hold off on an interest rate increase. nicole: in politics a new fox poll shows unannounced candidate joe biden doubling his support. we'll have all the results. good morning, welcome to "fbn:am," your first look what is moving in today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: we'll start with breaking news this morning. at least 220 pilgrims killed in a stampede outside of the muslim holy city of mecca in saudi arabia. the crush happened three miles from mecca. where more than 160,000 tent were set up for pilgrims. two million people are performing the annual h

i'm lauren simonetti. >> nicole: guilty or notgood morning. that's what we have been seeing in the last couple of hours. >> lauren: look at what happened in asia. 3% and the nikkei giving 4% over night. >> taking a look. dax has moved in positive territory. >> lauren: in politics, also warning fox business viewers caused by defense 0 interest policy. >> nicole: are you worried about bubbles? president obama clashing with putin. president obama leading with recall castro today. welcome to to breaking news, what to expect in the day as well. >> lauren: it's been crazy over night. this is our asian stock turned. the shaing hay down 2%. the nikkei 4% commodities. a big way yesterday. >> nicole: they really took a cue in stock. downside of the dax. 36 points higher. >> lauren: 15,000 and change, and now we are going to make sure we can stay up above that level. now, 28. tough day for investors. >> nicole: yeah, oil at 44.81 and keeping an eye on commodities. >> lauren: you have weakness for the euro, canadian and japanese this morning. >> nicole: we

good morning, i'm north carolina. >> lauren: hey, nicole, i'm lauren simonetti. so higher by more than 1% this morning. >> nicole: in politics health care plans. >> lauren: he only has one regret. we'll tell you what it is. >> nicole: there's ralph lauren, stepping down from fashion empire but the stock rose after the news and we will explain why. welcome to fbn:am, first look at today's market and latest news and what to expect with the day ahead. >> lauren: russian parliament to give vladimir putin to send military to syria. this comes just a few days after putin had meeting with president obama. they layed out charply different views on syria. recently established military center in iraq help to coordinate air strikes and ground troops in syria. >> nicole: there's vladimir putin showing support for assad. it's been a rough third quarter for u.s. stocks. dow, nasdaq, all down since the month of june. it's been a tough one overall for the markets. today looking better, lauren. >> lauren: they closed higher, shanghai, nikkei up 2.7% all of these down, big for the

good friday, morning, i'm lauren simonetti. >> good morning, i'm nicole petallides. we told you volume at this time was here. we're set up for another wild ride on wall street. this sets up the federal reserve decision whether or not to raise interest rates. dow looking down 158 points. s&p down 17. >> it will be a tough one. asian stocks falling ahead of the u.s. jobs data. nikkei down 7%, falling more than 2% today. china closed once again. >> let's take a cue from europe. as we saw asian stocks down. european stocks are down, and ftse and dax also down 1 1/2% each. >> check out how commodities are reacting. oil is down to $46.34 a barrel concerned about slowing economic growth. gold unchanged. >> let's check the u.s. dollar. euro is stronger against the u.s. dollar as is the japanese yen at moment. >> yields on japanese treasury bond are ahead of the news. welcome to "fbn:am" this friday morning. your first look what is moving in today markets. first look at breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead. >> it is all about stocks for investors when the governm

i am lauren simonetti. trained to im nicole petallides appeared after friday at the after friday at the big fella has been slow most of the night. turning higher. check the u.s. stock index futures down for five candles on the s&p but now for our five handles and the dow jones features of about 31 points. lauren: in politics, carly surges to number two behind donald trump in the latest national poll. trained to index the names. >> the emmy goes to "game of thrones." nicole: "game of thrones" shattering an enemy's record. will tell you who else was big winners. lauren: welcome to "fbn:am." the latest breaking news in what to expect for your day ahead. trained to talk day on friday. maybe you want to forget it. shanghai composite index up 2% with the hang seng, nikkei and kospi selling off. lauren: in europe, let's see how dope in spirit and ftse up two thirds of 1%. cac in paris down by a solid% in the dax in germany, check the level near bear market territory of 9871, while the april high a spirit trained t

lauren: i am lauren simonetti and i am waiting for it also.'s see how stock markets are responding to that decision thursday. this tuesday morning we have some selling going on. dow futures down by 16 points. s&p given up seven of nasdaq up 31% across-the-board. nicole: to asia with 3% tax on yesterday's losses. bank of japan decides not to provide any stimulus this round. maybe not sober. keep an eye on the hang seng company can cost a gaming. lauren: how is your trading right now? you do have weakness across-the-board. ftse found two thirds of 1%. at quarter of 8% decline and the dax by 4%. nicole: crude oil prices this morning had it not that 4445 a barrel of 45 cents. lauren: gold was under pressure, still lives. down about $3. nicole: what is the dollar telling you? right now the euro weaker but all the other currencies are gaining. the yield on the ten-year treasury 2.18%. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets, the latest breaking news, what to expect that they had. we've been getting ready for all of this and taking it

i am lauren simonetti. nicole: and i am nicole petallides.an impact so far, some of arrows after dropping 240 points yesterday. dow futures point to a higher open to the tune of 38 points off their earlier highs. lauren: at that show you where the asian markets ended trading today. down errors in china and hong kong and in japan. kospi and south korea up 1.5%. nicole: despite talk of goodies and for japan and also china, but that didn't help today. ftse on the cac, dax down half a percent each. lauren: after falling sharply yesterday, where do crude oil prices stand? they are up 1% today. lauren:'s gold with the price at 1106 a troy ounce. today over $4. lauren: we will take it. the u.k. pound and the canadian dollar. nicole: speculation china has been selling from the u.s. bond. 2.21%. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what is living in today's markets. the latest breaking news and what to expect a day ahead. we will kick it off at the iran nuclear deal moving ahead in washington as opponents faced almost certain defeat. republican pre

i am lauren simonetti. tree into im nicole petallides. round two for gop presidential hopefuls did candidates back on stage last night for the second presidential debate. let's check out the stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. the s&p 500 down for handles. it has been there over the last couple of hours. had to move as much as one quarter of 1%. lauren: shares in japan rising for the third straight day as investors shook off a downgraded japan's economy. also confidence the federal reserve will not raise rates today. the shanghai composite falling within 2% in the final moments of trading. trading to the point of the story as they are not too far up the unchanged line folks as every continent awaits janet yellen and the fed. lauren: 2:00 p.m. eastern time, 4679. yesterday they jumped more than 5% on an unexpected drop in crude supply. a big mover for the market yesterday. trained to go to virtually flat down 10 cents after a rally in commodities yesterday. 118 tenet troy ounce. lauren: you have the euro at 113 and the japanese

nicole: i am lauren simonetti.atching the markets that the feds to raise wages for the first time since 2006. analysts say the outcome is too close to call. let's show u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening of monday morning. s&p up 4.5, nasdaq up almost 11. a lot of volatility waiting. asian stocks traded lower after china reported weak factory output ahead of the decision from the federal reserve shanghai composite index down 2.7%, biggest selloff in three weeks. lauren: we do have out there is across the board here. ftse up 3%, cac up also. nicole: 4461 under pressure over the last week or so. lauren: gold prices trading this morning a $1107 up almost $4. bring on the currencies because the euro weaker against the u.s. dollar this morning. everything else is stronger. all stronger against the u.s. dollar that could fact during to what people think about the feds. nicole lauren: to yield 2.17%. while gone to "fbn:am" come your first look at today's markets, biggest breaking news and what to expect a day a

lauren: i am lauren simonetti.r pressure again after disappointing economic data out of china but falling yesterday so and the u.s. u.s. stock market futures looking disgusted at the opening bell. the dow jones industrial average. nicole: the president china meets with top tech leaders like apple ceo tim cook as fake iphone's gallant vale in china. lauren: 11 million of the cards may be affect by the admission scandal. the stock losing the third of its value over the last two days. we'll have the details. nicole: breaking news overnight. the sports world mourning the loss of yogi berra. lauren: welcome to "fbn:am." the latest breaking news and what to expect for wednesday ahead. nicole: we do have sad news this morning that broke overnight. baseball legend yogi berra is dead. he is one of the most beloved figures ever to play the game. he was born laurence peter berra and went on to be a cap dagen mcdowell new york yankees teams. he was a three-time american league mvp and member of the baseball hall of fame. he pl

i am lauren simonetti. u.s. stock futures point to a higher open for wall street after yesterday's present losses in the dow fell 400 xt nine points. what show you how we shape up this morning. the dow was up 69 points, s&p up 7.5 and the nasdaq 20 points. sandra: looking at asia right now. stocks down this much is 4.5% but ended the session was slight losses as you can see the same thing, shanghai and nikkei off a little bit. lauren: european stocks that have been hired for right now they are falling back to the ftse benefits of 1%. the same percentage loss in the german dax is relatively flat. train to the wild ride in the oil market i watched very closely is not slowed down one bit after some rain over 7% in yesterday's trading oil prices fall again today. you look at oil off another 2% this morning. more on that coming out. sandra: yesterday they gave it a relatively flat. after he skidded more than 1%, the dollar and other major currencies looking at the euro right now at 112 down against the u.s. dollar. l

lauren simonetti for us fox business network. thank you lauren. catch her on fbnam fox business is easy log on to fox business doak/-- >> icelandic for channel findinger. ashley madison adding new customers. >> compromised by hack percent as you have heard, the ceo just redesigned after e-mails got out reportedly by the way showing he may have cheated on his wife as well. why wouldn't you if you're the head of that company. despite the breach clearly -- but despite that xan claims it signed ups of thousands of new subscribers guess what most of them are female. >> of course reports that there were few women actually using the site. >> this is what they're saying so. >> mike is here now with a check of the forecast. good morning. mike: we have the heat. heat and humidity stuck with us for a while. steamy start to september. this is september 1 in case you forgot. near 90 through thursday at least. and then looks like we have some not as hot or humid air coming at us into the weekend which is good times. we have holiday weekend coming up for us here

lauren simonetti from the fox business network live with that. >> the crystal ball, volatility meansour 401(k) is looking drastically different date today as the market moves in big directions in both directions. the reason for the volatility is china slowing down and the federal reserve standing down on interest rates, policies of the makers telling us we mostly favor a rate increase this year. the fear is they will not hike because they think the u.s. cannot handle a small bump upwards. in the meantime you have to expect gyrations like we are seeing, the 312.1 plunge for the dow yesterday already today we have seen as swing of 176 points. i want to point out of this month there have been eight days the dow has moved 200 points but that volatility can be your friend or your enemy. when you have massive selling put stocks on sale, you can scoop up great companies for less. on the flip side volatility especially when vicious creates anxiety, shrinking portfolio, seriously makes you want to reach for the value, can't handle this. >> exactly right. lauren simonetti, keep us calm. >> don

lauren simonetti knows all about why. s with the fox business network and joins us live with more. lauren? >> what a decision. so, jon, the fed punted yet again yesterday, and the market totally fumbling today. stocks risk erasing their gains for the week right now, that's how bad this selloff is, and the federal reserve risks losing its credibility. fed chair janet yellen promised us higher interest rates this year. many on wall street called yesterday her golden opportunity, and thousand the fed has just -- and now the fed has just two policy meetings left to hike, if they decide to hike in 2015. the worry today -- and this is the reason for the global selloff -- is that the fed didn't hike because the economy isn't strong enough to handle higher rates, not even a small quarter basis point move. and that worry, like i said, is global. japanese stocks falling 2%, chinese stocks down 3% this week. many european markets are down 2 and 3%, and right here in the u.s. the dow is tanking by 153 points, and believe it or not, th

don't forget to tune in every morning at 5 eastern, with lauren simonetti and nicole.m. there they are smiling away, ridiculously early and they're still happy. and north korea, a response to the atomic fuel power with sophisticated weapons stating they're ready to use the nukes on the u.s. at any time if it continues to quote, seek their reckless hostile policy toward the north. heritage foundation, james carafano, thank you for being here. i hear this from north korea, we hear it all the time. how much of a threat should we take this? >> well, look, anybody who doesn't think that north korea wants to build a nuclear weapon that can reach the united states, either from north korea or the submarine, of course they want to do that, you're an idiot. what good would they do it, they know if there's a war with the united states, we'd wipe them off the map. they don't care. they want to jail out of free. we can have a nuclear war and if we get out a shot and take off one city, is that worth it? are you willing to mess with us to lose los angeles or portland or anchorage? an

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lauren simonetti has the story. >> i do.ng is actually working on a phone that flexes and bends and you might be able to buy it soon. check out this concept video of what such a bendy phone could potentially do. fold in three? to show three separate screens or open and close like a book? you're looking at that. stuart: we like it. >> it's neat, but it's a rumor. it's concept video. stuart: oh. >> it means they're thinking about this and they might come out with it and latest rumors say they're coming out with it perhaps in january. early next year. onto the next story, a snap chat says you can play back messages if you fork over a buck. that's right, for $1 you can watch a snap that was supposed to disappear in seconds, three times. stuart: oh, we don't like that. >> i know. stuart: what's the point of it if you can't get rid of it forever. a buck can get it back. >> monetize content on the site. stuart: all right. so i interrupted. >> twitter has been hit with a class action lawsuit over claims it not only eavesdrops on pri

lauren simonetti and i fix it -- lauren seven eddie and i kick i off every morning. ♪ mentoring tomorrow'sbuild it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving america's veterans. every day, thousands of boeing volunteers help make their communities the best they can be. building something better for all of us. ♪ stuart: major developments in the serious story. first thing this morning, russians demand that american planes leave serious airspace unless we defect you the country. get out. that was the demand overnight. the russians have already begun bombing of their own. they are not bombing isis targets. all of that is happening right now. joining us, senator pat cooley. senator, this is a developing story. happening while we are on the air. i call this a crisis. i also call it, forgive me, a humiliation for president obama. >> it is absolutely a humiliation and disaster. the most egregious example. obviously, many of us predicted that president obama strategy of retreating everywhere in the world would lead to very bad outcomes. a vacuum that we're leaving behind. now, we are seeing it

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. >> lauren simonetti is here with the details. orning, lauren. >> in the wake of the emissions rigging volkswagon is switching gears. he repeatedly apologized for the company's role in the scandal. the search is on for the new chief. vrg vw shares are higher but some are mad. some joining class action suits and others asking dealers to buy back their cars. same day delivery in chicago and san francisco. you place the order at 1:00 p.m. get it by 8:00. it will cost $15. macy's in harold square new york already decking the halls. the christmas decorations going up even before the start of fall. starbucks is welcoming fall with a new drink, the toasted graham latte. it's the first new fall flavor in four years. it tastes like the sweet milk leftover in your cereal bowl. >> sounds good. thank you, lauren. to find the fox business network go to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >>> 25 minutes past the ptop of the hour. an outspoken 13-year-old conservative said he was blocked from the president's twitter account. what the whitoe house is s

lauren simonetti from our sister network with more. >> they are finally enforcing baggage limits on travelers. if you have more than what is allowed you have to pay $20 per bag? what can you take for free? >> two personal items and two carry ones. make sure they weigh less than 50 pounds. there's a bag tracking service that you can use to tell you where your luggage is from the proem mea moment you give it at check in to going home. twitter is finding a way to let users tweet more than 140 character. it may be a way to keep some users happy and attract new ones. >> lralph lauren after nearly half a century will no longer be ceo. that position will be filled by the president of old navy stefan larsen. he helped old navy push globally. this is a big loss for old navy which was expected to start a new store design this spring. >> thank you very much, lauren. >>> terrifying moments caught on camera when a circus act goes terribly wrong. how that performer is doing now. carl junior is getting into the immigration debate with this great new ad. has it gone too far? we report. you decide. this kid m

. >> lauren simonetti from sister network fox business is here with the details on the holy hold up. uren? >> if you ordered your iphone 6 s you might not get it in time. the pope is to blame. traffic congestion prompting the u.s. to cancel deliveries in washington, d.c., new york city and philadelphia. you might need a passport to fly in the united states. you heard that correctly. folks in new york, louisiana and new hampshire will need a passport to fly domestically next year. it goes into full effect in 2016 it requires residents to prove their u.s. citizenship. it says certain state driver's licenses do not do that accurately. good news for coffee lovers in a rush. you can order starbucks before you get to the store. the company going nationwide with the app letting customers use their phone to place and pay for orders before they show up. >> warm weather in california causing the state's pumpkin crop to grow much faster than usual. >> thank you, lauren. it is 25 minutes after the top of the hour. a mid air delay for pope francis forced him to circle several times over your state

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joins us from the fox business studio is lauren simonetti an how your kids can be vulnerable to identity theft. >> even though a baby doesn't have a credit card, certainly not a bank account. right how is this possible? that kids are 51, 51 times more likely to be victim of identity theft than an adult that comes from research from carnegie university. thieves have to just get the social security number. what do parents do out there? here's the clues to see if perhaps your child has been a subject to identity theft. if a bill is sent your house in their name you know you have a problem. also, just call any of the credit reporting agent as out there ask them to see if your kid has a credit report because if they do, that means someone has their social security number and has tried to do something in their name. problem with this is sometimes not until you're 18 years old you apply for a student loan that you phoned out all of this has been done. in your name for the past 18 years. essentially so be careful and information that you give to school ises, be careful that they're safeguarding

lauren: at joe, lauren simonetti here. u.k. manufacturing the same expectations. uris are missing expect issues. what do you make of all this? >> the eurozone has well documented albums for the forthcoming year. the u.k. misses quite a bit one. it was recovered quite well. i think that is now on hold and globally interest rate rises will be on hold for the rest of the year as the economic slowdown gathers pace and really worries the recovery here. sandra: thank you to joe rundle for joining us as we look at global markets continuing to sell it this morning with the ftse in london 54. lauren: sandra, we have to talk about the wild rides. after rallied more than 4% in the month of august, if you look at the past three days, senior market analyst of price futures and business contributor that the three-day rally in oil prices is the biggest it is seen in a quarter-century. so, what is going on? >> i will tell you. we were stated in the bull market began the volatilities have been absolutely incredible. we gave back on the feeling that prices for overtime. the fact th

. >> lauren simonetti is here with what you need to know. >> good morning ladies. be careful what you barbecue. two big recalls first 90,000 pounds of frozen pork patties called johnson vil gridders. cheddar cheese and bacon flavor with the date of september 9th. craft expanding the recall of craft singles because plastic can stick on the cheese and people reported choking on the wrapper. >> usa today has some of the best deals you can score this labor day weekend. some are better than black friday. 40 percent off appliances grills and patio sets half off. stores like gap and hollister 70 percent off. if you are feeling generous, a suitcase you can ride. it is called the motor toe bag. a new kick starter campaign. it has a 5 mile range on a single charge. another kick starter campaign, despite most successful campaign ever this $160 travel jacket. more than 9 million pledged in just two months. it is so popular because it has a built in pillow, drink pocket and even a pen. how about that? >> everything you need. i am getting you that for christmas. to find this go

im lauren simonetti. nicole: we are almost there. i am nicole petallides.re checking out the stock markets closed because of a parade going on. calm returns to global trading for the moment and the global markets right now and rally mode. after the dow surged 300 points yesterday commit dow futures this morning been higher. up about half of 1%. s&p up 10 handles as debate on the ecb. lauren: asia not looking too shabby either. the shanghai and hong kong looking better today. japan's nikkei up half of 1% prefer 1%. first tries in four days. nicole: stocks open higher with further easing in what everybody's looking for. the ftse, cac and dax all looking up. lauren: absolutely. some weakness however. crude just turned slightly to the downside to $46.17 a barrel of $1130 per ounce. nicole: here's how it traits against the currencies is seeing strength in the pounding canadian dollar against the u.s. dollar. by the way, the dollar hit a six-year love to keep in mind. lauren: leche is a yield of five basis points. 2.19%. welcome to "fbn:am" from your first look a

. >> lauren simonetti from fox business here to explain. >> whole foods is cutting 1500 jobs and telling customers why. lower prices for customers and technology upgrades. whole foods is opening a new line of store called 365. >> apple hit it out of the park selling a record 13 million iphone successes over the weekend, the first weekend on sale. now a company that tests the durability of the phones weighing in. square trade says the iphone 6 s survived temperature drops better than the 6 s plus and galaxy 65. chipotle will have this in their restaurants, all of them in november pork carnitas. flush>> if you need some help waking up this morning, we can get you a free buzz. it is national coffee day. get a free coffee at duncan doughnuts, at participating mcdonalds and coffee bean and tea leaves. krispy kreme will not only give you a free coffee but a free doughnut, too. >> the time now is 19 after the top of the hour. fired up the district attorney banning prosecutors are owning guns. is this fair policy or unconstitution unconstitutional. we report, you decide. >>> video of serious mon

lauren simonetti and i with all the news you need charles: take a look at the big board.we were, up 100 points higher nevertheless a strong startup and of course don't forget about oil all over the place last week. off slightly today 2% 44.96. now to the primaries. iowa donald trump leads with 29%, ben carson at 22%, the rest of the gop field, however, in single digits. and on the democrat side, bernie sanders is pulling ahead in new hampshire, the latest nbc poll has him at 41%. hillary at 32% and biden at 16%. joining us now director of the institute for public opinion. lee, a lot of people are saying, you know, well, some people rather rationalizing this thing with bernie sanders saying he lives in neighborhoods state but hillary was killing him about 30 days ago. >> sure. it has flipped and it's not so much that democrats dislike hillary clinton but clearly bernie sanders has touched that antiestablishment cord that even donald trump has touched onto the republican side. you know, folks are looking for somebody that's going to shake things up and be very authentic and

>> lauren simonetti with what parents need to know. >> good morning, ladies. a warning for parents.arn began melon research says children are 51 times more likely to be victims of identity theft. they have social security numbers they can make a phony identity. costco had infringed tiffany's trademark and used the word tiffany to describe the ring setting in the display cases. they may seek punitive and financial damages. >>> if you made the commercial for doritos and win the company will air your commercial during the super bowl and award you a million dollars, too. if you want to score a free trip to the big game enter 50 for 15 sweepstakes. you have to be a rewards member in order to sign up. in the box office first movie $26.5 million and second place 25.7 million. >> now it is time to brew on this. in another case of bad sportsmanship caught on camera. a texas football player seen hitting a referee. >> unsportsmanlike conduct -- another. >> he just hit the referee. >> this happened at san antonio's saint anthony high school. penalty flags go flying after tempers are hot. arrest

. >> joining us right now is lauren simonetti to tell us why they're unimpressed with the product round of announcements. >> ben, juliet good morning, i don't know i feel bad for apple. i do i can't help it. [laughter] they unveil this new stuff and we say boohoo they sold apple shares sold 2% not a huge deal. oftentimes apple announces and folks sell off a the stock. it just happens and market down in a big way yesterday. but it just seems that investors are not impressed with this company. in correction mode meeting down 10% from the recent share price high, and what do we want to hear from apple ipad pro the 13 inch screen basically business applications. people are say it was like the mite microsoft surface tab willlet then you have the newer iphone 6s plus an reorder them on the 12th two dprais now. you can upgrade every year. not hearing comments about the iphone getting a reboot but streaming big. people are the roku, et cetera. >> we're interested in the new finals because we're all operating on iphone 5. 5s around the area still. juliet likes that it comes in pink. right? >> pi

fox means business joining us lauren simonetti who is due every day now. >> any week now. >> talking about -- >> any day works for me, though. ben: i'm sure you're ready. juliet: mcdonald's is going to have an elusive sandwich. explain for us. >> mcrib has a cult following. it is the pork sandwich. really good i've had one. usually it is available nationwide for a limited amount of time. but more or less it is not that difficult to find when it does hit the market in the fall. this year, things are changing. i haven't seen in any new york. people because it has such a fan following where people say where they've found one none in our area at least not yet. here's the reason mcdonald's which has a bloated menu they're trying simplify things they essentially told franchises look it's up to you. you want to sell it. if you don't don't worry it be. it's in their hands now. see who sells it, not many are so far. so not good news for the likes of greg kelly. pmpleght a big mcdonald's fan i'm assuming mcrib too. >> big mac is my favorite. >> dollar double cheese burger best deal. >> onions

lor lauren simonetti is here. >> a dislike button is coming to facebook for the quotes that are too sadkward to like. disliking them may show not that you hate them but you are interested in them despite their negative content. it's another way the social site can gauge what users want. target is delivering groceries out in minneapolis. your food comes in as little as an hour and you have to pay for the service. >> snap chat says you can replay snaps for a fee if you want to watch a video that is supposed to disappear in seconds you can for a buck. you can play it three times no more than that. you can only buy a replay on a specific snap once. now you can donate to a politician with a tweet. now allowing campaigns to directly accept donations from twitter users. most of the 2016 presidential contenders are already signed up. >> the time is three minutes after the top of the hour. he knew exactly what he did when he made this call. >> what is going on there. >> i shot my wife last night. >> the chilling 911 call in what could be a deadly love triangle. >> a soldier kicked to the curb fo

. >> joining us from the fox business studio is it lauren simonetti. another crazy ride yesterday. how are we looking this morning? >> but it was great day yesterday. dow was up 300 poingts seen these tremendous moves in both through this morning. we told you the reason why there would be yesterday because the china narcotic is closed. they have a parade toll celebrate world war ii. hong kong markets are closed so some relief that we're not responding to asia. higher by 70 point now. are you making money in your 401(k) yet in nothing, things are negative for the year. probably still mostly in correction territory down 10% from a recent high but maybe people will start to feel better. most say we're not done with all of the selling yet we get the august payrolls number tomorrow morning a big number. how many jobs is the economy adding and then fed interprets that number when they meet in two weeks and decide for the first time is it time to make your autoloan and mortgage more expensive? will interest rates finally go up? a lot of people are saying you know pull that band-aid off an

lauren simonetti live with that story. >> hi there, i like the word slightly because we're not seeing huge moves in either direction, and that feels good for a change. investors are welcoming that job in jobless claims. it's one reason the dow is up about 30 points. but the overhang for the markets is still two things. number one, what does the fed do on interest rates exactly one week from today? and, number two, how fast is china's economy slowing? those are the main reasons for the recent volatility we've seen in the markets. apple shares rebounding as well, this a day after the company unveiled the iphone 6s and 6s plus. they'll have that 3-d touch to respond to the pressure of your fingertips, a 10-hour battery life, and you can preorder on saturday. apple also having folks sign up for two-year contracts and in the process upgrade their phones every year or two if they pay about $30 a month to do so. then there's apple tv, you can talk to it via the remote control, it will support third party apps. the new apple tv hits the market next month, about $150. and finally the ipad pro

and nicole, don't forget to start your day with nicole and lauren simonetti.network, it's fbn a.m. gets you ready for your day. football was surprises and comebacks and letdowns and one game drawing attention, the grudge match between patriots a and-- >> i forgot about that game,it played at 1:00. this is a name you were looking at, the patriots and bills playing earlier. and i thought it was a fascinating game and i think rex ryan set the bar so high with the early vibes in buffalo that they were creating and the fans were so into it and were going tore the patriots. this is funny, behind closed doors last week he told his team, yeah, there's a chance, yeah, they're great, but they couldn't beat me only by one or two points with my quarterbacks making plays for the patriots. talking geno smith and mark sanchez. that was funny behind closed doors. >> i'm a new yorker, the giants and jets. how bad are the giants and how good are the jets? >> the giants are bad, but how bad are they compared to the rest of the nfc east. dagen: it's a horror show. >> it is and th

sandra: thank you for joining us on set this morning and start your day with nicole petallides, lauren simonettim.," getting you ready for your day. they have just about everything you need when you wake up in the morning. once a gop front runner scott walker is bidding farewell to the white house. scott walker supporter anthony will weigh in on what went wrong with scott walker and his campaign. things are changing, keep it right here. (vo) what does the world run on? it runs on optimism. it's what sparks ideas. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the world as unstoppable. who have the curiosity to look beyond the expected and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes that's the right way to invest... ...in this big, bold, beautiful world. sandra: scott walker dropping out of the presidential race because of falling poll numbers and shrinking cash flow. blake berman has that story. >> good morning. incredible to think scott walker's presidential campaign lasted 70 days. at points he was running second nationally, first in iowa but amid the roading su

lauren simonetti is here in case you missed it. uren you go through the products one by one. >> absolutely. let's go to the iphone 6s and 6s plus. they have 3d and touch to the fingerprint. 12 hour battery life. available for preorder starting on saturday. apple letting folks sign up for two-year contracts. in the process, this is cool, upgrade their phone every year or every two years, if they pay about $30 a month. there is apple tv. talk to it, by remote control. it will -- tim cook calling apple tv the future of television. that is a question. it hate hits the market next month at 149 bucks. ipad pro, it is very expensive starts at 800 bucks. works with apple pencil, the stylus you bicep rattily. same exact tool that late steve jobs dissed, you remember this. >> what we'll do is get rid of all these buttons and just make a giant screen. a giant screen. [applause] now, how are we going to communicate this? we don't want to carry around a mouse, right? what are we going to do? a stylus, right? we'll use a stylus? no. [laughter]. n

lauren simonetti? >> i've got the roundup from the 67th emmy awards.mazon nominated, but jeffrey t tambor took home an award. and the actress won for crazy eyes in orange is the new black. game of thrones a record for most wins in a single year, it won 12 awards nominated for so many more than that, one was outstanding drama series and stuart, it wouldn't be a hollywood awards show without a target. this year the target, conundrum. >> donald trump. donald trump is running for president to the delight everywhere. sure, donald trump seems racist, what else? [laughter] >> what a great honor it must be for you to honor me tonight. no, no, i'm so sorry. donald trump said that, i'm sorry. >> there is one category of television that allows us as a society to sit back and enjoy the speck suspectcle of reality where millionaires battle like sharks to be chosen by americans, enough about the republican debates. let's get to the award. >> it keeps donald trump in the spotlight. stuart: always there. thank you, lauren. >> thank you. stuart: don't forget, tune in m

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every day, 5:00 a.m., lauren simonetti and i on "fbn:am".all crazed bigger than ever. affecting businesses, restaurants and bars is no longer good enough to show the game. these days fans while bars that cater to fantasy football in their fans. my next guest just inked a new deal with spike tv. a friend of the program. >> welcome back. good to see you. >> good to you, stuart. stuart: fantasy football is obviously very popular. how would you design a bar, for example, that caters to fantasy for all? >> it's almost like the movie matrix where they live in a digital world. all the walls to be filled with video monitors, player statistics everywhere. teams going so you're almost within the web within the fantasy. not only visuals and the tactics of wireless to participate as they live around them. is what you do. draft events, trading events. you can do all sorts of events during the 20 weeks of football to drive traffic using fantasy folk all as the link to pull them in. stuart: and you are good. no wonder you got a new deal. do you think fanta