lauren: tgif, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: it's friday, you have me saying pit. uren: best day of the week. well, president trump slamming "the new york times" and its anonymous op-ed during rally in montana last night. >> for the sake of our national security, "the new york times" should publish his name at once. i think reporters should go and investigate who it is, that would be good. [cheers and applause] lauren: cheryl: i'm sure their phones are ringing you have off the hook. the president is going to travel the north dakota and sioux falls, south dakota he will be attending fundraisers. lauren: moving on the trade, trade talks between u.s. and canada continue in washington but a canadian official reportedly says a deal is not expected to be reached this week. major issues remain, include canada's protected dairy market and patent protection for . robert lighthizer to travel to the european union. cheryl: the economy is red hot this morning. economists are looking for 191,000 jobs, that's up from 157,000 in july if we get the number, unemployment rate is expe

lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: we went to get to breaking news. atory evacuations have been issued for parts of the carolinas in virginia. hurricane florence approaches the east coast. lauren: get a senior meteorologist janice dean. this will be one big storm. janice: stork right now, could be a storm they've never seen before the carolinas. right now, we are going through restructuring with florence meeting the storm is trying to strengthen even further from category four. not out of the question to see a category five later today. this is new, hurricane watches for the carolinas towards the border of virginia, so now, we will see advisories every three hours. here's the latest track at this 5:00 a.m., gaining strength and perhaps getting stronger as it approaches the coastline and we think landfall sometime thursday into friday. right now north carolina , but some computer models are shifting more south, soaked south carolina still needs to monitor this as well as virginia. we have a couple days to hone any get that forecast right, but the bottom

i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: we have a lot of breaking news. at the white house is searching for an official who wrote@anonymous "new york times" op-ed that strongly criticized the commander-in-chief with the president tweeting last night: lauren: mike bergman at the white house with the details. reporter: unique op-ed posted by the "new york times", but the question is who exactly wrote it cracks the times posting an anonymous op-ed from someone who identifies himself as a senior administration official with the title: i am part of the resistance inside the trumpet ministration. that official writing at one point a president trump quote the dilemma which he doesn't fully grasp is many senior officials in his own administration are working from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worse inclination or did up anonymous senior claims quote given the instability many witness there were early whispers within the cabinet of invoking the 25th amendment which would start a process from removing the president, but no one wanted to precipitat

i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. mass evacuations underway in the carolinas and virginia as hurricane florence approaches the east coast. states of emergency for all three of those states. lauren: that's because florence is a monster category four storm right now maximum sustained winds of 130 miles an hour. jonathan is live in north carolina with the latest. we were just looking at video people leaving. is that what you were seeing and hearing from residence? reporter: it is. most people say they plan to get out this barrier island community it will be very exposed when the storm made landfall. other than a few sprinkles right now it's calm giving people their last couple of hours before mandatory evacuations going place at 8:00 a.m. on this island community. governor laurie cooper of north carolina is urging people to make-- take the warning seriously. >> the waves in the wind this storm may bring us nothing like you have ever seen. even if you have ridden out storms before this is difference. don't bet your life on

i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone.r jewish viewers a happy rosh hashanah. >>> serena williams not happy. i could not believe what i was watching. we will have jared on now to talk at the fallout. lauren: first let's get to trade because the president is gearing up to launch a new round of tariffs on china tweeting: lauren: chief investment officer showings as now to unpack and discuss this. good morning, joe. >> good morning. lauren: do you think the president really thinks it's that easy to move an entire supply chain to the us? apple has already committed $350 billion in the us over five years. >> appellee's spending money in the us to bring jobs and you know their services here, but no, they won't pack up and leave china. i think this is the president trying to reach out to influential companies like n-uppercase-letter-- apple and get them involved in the trade discussion so they can gain leverage with the chinese government. lauren: couple rode a candid statement to the us trade representative saying you are hurtin

lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, cheryl casone, what is alexa going to do? en: christine blasey ford claims supreme court brett kavanaugh sexual assaulted her decades ago, laying specific demands for senate judiciary committee hearing next week. cheryl: meanwhile president trump telling sean hannity that the delay has lasted long enough. >> let her have her say and see how it all works out. i don't think you can delay it any longer. >> you very accommodating. >> i have been accommodating. let her say what she has to say but they've delayed it a week and they have to get on with it. cheryl: edward lawrence in washington with more. >> good morning, lauren and cheryl, will testify before committee senate committee next week, ford wants no questions from lawyers only committee members and kavanaugh cannot be in a room. in a letter from attorney debra, ford wishes to testify provided that we can agree on terms that are fair and ensure her safety, hearing on monday is not possible and the committee's insistence that it occur then is arbitrary in any event, dr. ford

i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. looks like we will have a rough ride for the markets today. lauren: at least at the start. cheryl: we begin with the chaos on capitol hill. president trump supreme court nominee sparking heated fighting among the senators. lauren: judge brett kavanaugh and republicans stood their ground as democrats and protesters try to stop the hearing before it began. edward lawrence was there and filed this report. reporter: good morning. day one of the supreme court nominee hearing for judge brett kavanaugh with disruption. 63 times this hearing was delayed on the first day. us capitol police arrested 22 people in the first hour of the hearing. democrats called for adjournment and asked to delay because they say they don't have all the documents they want. president donald trump withheld 100,000 documents for executive privilege on the 488,000 documents they have 42000 of those that were received monday night further angering democrats. >> i would not hire an intern in my office knowing only 90% o

lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. a major escalation in the trade fight between the world's two largest economies. president trump threatening to impose tariffs on more chinese goods after beijing announced new tariffs on $60 billion of u.s. items. cheryl: blake berman is standing by with details. >> reporter: tit-for-tat or trade war as some would describe is continues as president trump went forward with $200 billion worth of tariffs, the chinese followed through on its threat to retaliate. they have targeted $60 billion worth of products from the u.s. the u.s. has imposed tariffs on $250 billion worth of goods from china so far, about half the amount bought from china last year. the president threatened if china continues to target american workers the other half of tariffs would be on the way. >> if there's a retaliation against our farmers and industrial workers, our ranchers, if any of that goes on, we're going to kick in another $257 billion. >> reporter: both sides did he show a bit of restraint. the trump adm

lauren simonetti has the details now. lauren: unbelievable, maria.ver fortunately coming to the rescue after he saw an infant just cron crawling there across a busy street by the double yellow line. at first the driver thought it was a toy. when he saw the baby moving, he jump ped oued out of the car, sd traffic, called police. a neighbor returned the baby to its parents. the baby was not hurt. cops say the baby may have slipped through an open door. they are investigating. speaking of kids, with halloween a month away, here's a warning to parents. police in georgia made a drug bust that led to the recovery of marijuana lollipops and pills that looked like candy with the faces of popular cartoon characters on them. police say that parents, teachers and coaches should make sure young people are aware of these potential dangers. and you can now explore the sound track of your heritage with ma play lists lists expectr d envelope a. users can link dna profile to their spotify account. ancestry says it will help listeners experience their culture rather t

friday september 28th, i'm lauren simonetti. tracee: good morning i'm tracee carrasco in for cheryl. lauren: big story, senate judiciary committee set a vote in just hours from now on whether to recommend judge brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination to the full senate, that vote is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. eastern time. a day after the dramatic and emotional testimony of kavanaugh as well as his accuser dr. christine blasey ford gripped the nation. tracee: lauren blanchard in washington with the details. >> judge kavanaugh and dr. christine blasey ford saying the last weeks have been hell on them and their families. thursday hearing was their final chance to make their case to senators and all of america watching. >> my family and my name have been totally destroyed by false accusations. >> with what degree of you certainty you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? >> 100%. >> we mean no ill-will. >> apart from the assault itself, these past couple of weeks have been the hardest of my life. >> as the anger of both democrat an

lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. hurricane florence downgraded to a category two storm, but expected to bring a storm surge and rainfall to the carolinas. cheryl: more than 10 million people are under storm watch and warnings right now. christie is live in myrtle beach, south carolina, with the latest. reporter: what we are seeing now are some palm trees behind me and it looks very serene, slick vacation, but that's the case. this area has been evacuated. officials are saying pretty much about 60% of people have evacuated. you just mentioned it's been downgraded to a category two storm which is a hundred 10 miles an hour. that still doesn't make it easier for the people that decide to stay or the infrastructure in the area. this hurricane coming up this know there and post is so wide. just the center of the storm spent about 80 miles in the kobe on that about 200 miles and that would cover this entire coast behind me. the peculiar thing is that it's moving so slowly, so when it eventually hits around the myrtle beach

i'm lauren simonetti. >> good morning everybody. i'm cheryl casone, and any interest in space travel, lauren? >> spacex warning how dangerous this is, so no. [laughter] let's get to china in the news overnight china vowing to retaliate now that president trump announced tariffs on additional 200 billion dollars of chinese goods. however, the new tariffs exclude some key products including apple smart watch. china reportedly planning to reviewen plays for new trade talks in washington. >> we are going to get more on new tariffs owned edward lawrence. >> well good morning cheryl, and lauren president donald trump announced that he'll place a 10% tariff on 200 billion worth of chinese goods coming into this country starting september 24th. then that number goes up to 25%. tariffs by the end of the year now some removed by list includes smart watch and bluetooth device and child safety furniture like highchairs also health and safety products now it does mean that the new apple smart watch would not be undertariff now president donald tr

good morning everybody i'm lauren simonetti. >> i'm jerry willis in for cheryl casone. >> great weekend early start to the week. >> in all week. so -- through thursday. >> okay. yeah getting used to the alarm clock thanks for joining us everybody. shall question get to the breaking news this morning. that is a second woman has now come forward accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct and exposed himself to her when they were at a college party. fox news's mike cantor has the very latest. >> according to a report by new yorker magazine which has not been verified, deborah are, former classmate of kavanaugh claim he exposed himself to her at a party during the 1948 academic year when he was a freshman she's asking fbi to investigate the alleged incident saying she was left aa shamed and humiliated. in response judge kavanaugh said the alleged event from are 35 years ago did not happen. people who knew me then mow this did not happen and this is a smear i look forward to defending my good name and reputation for integrity i have spent a lifetime building against these last minute alle

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti.g news this morning, hurricane florence is pounding the north carolina coast right now. wind gusts 90 miles per hour have been reported, terrain has already started and storm surge could be 7 to 11 feet above the ground in some areas, category 1 storm, maximum sustained winds at 75 miles per hour. lauren: jeff flock live in carolina beach in north carolina, jeff, good morning. >> good morning, guys, yeah, as i said earlier, good news and bad news on this, can you imagine, though, this is a cat 1 storm, 75 miles an hour, we are being blocked by the wind, we are on the side of the building that's blocking the wind, you see in the atmosphere of the water, not so much of a wind event if it was stronger winds we would have lost power by now, debris flying in the air, at this point we don't, of course, the center of circulation is not on us yet, that is still to come later in the morning perhaps as late as the afternoon. it is that north side of the storm and you always hear us talk about th

in new york tuesday september 25th good morning i'm lauren simonetti. >> i'm gerri willis in for cheryl casone. start with the breaking news this morning from judge brett kavanaugh he says i'm not going anywhere. he said that in exclusive interview with fox news martha as he firmly denied allegations of sexual misconduct against him. >> ed lawrence is in washington with the details. >> good morning lauren and jerry we have accusations and timing of these accusations have republicans an democrats dmakding very dichght things now we have two accusation of sexual misconduct by judge brett kavanaugh one in high school one a freshman at yale. kavanaugh denies both calling it a character assassination. >> i've never sexually assaulted anyone in high school or otherwise. i'm not questioning and have not questioned that perhaps dr. ford at some point in her life was sexual assaulted by someone and some place. but what i know is i've never sexual assaulted anyone. >> kavanaugh sat next to his wife during interview and annalsed tough questions. >> i want to fair process where i can defend my inte

lauren simonetti with headline. if bill cosby spends the rest of his life behind bars. he was found guilty of sexual assault. now the comedian once known and beloved as america's daddies about to be sentenced for his crimes. dozens of other women have come forward, also accusing cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting them. cosby's 81 years old and faces up to 30 years in prison. sirius xm is buying pandora in an all stock deal valued at $3.5 billion. the deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2019. shares of pandora are soaring in the premarket. they are up 11%. sirius xm shares are also fractionally higher. another major deal in the works in the fashion industry. reports say that michael kors is close to taking over the ital in fashion icon versace. the deal adds to michael kors' growing ambitions. they purchased jimmy choo last year. shares o or kors are up 15% this year. remember the taped up sneakers they might have looked like trash but they sold like gold. the taped sneaker sold out. one reviewer

lauren simonetti on headlines right now. matic moment when heavily armed dutch police, check this out, they arrested terror suspects in a raid in a parking lot. authorities say there were seven men who planned to use suicide vests, assault rifles and car bombs targeting at least two locations. fortunately that attack foiled. about 400 officers took part in a series of raids. the alleged ring leader was previously convicted of attempting to travel overseas to join extremeist groups. a recall from honda this morning, 200 accords and hybridn the u.s. could have a software problem. the rear camera display doesn't work when the cars are put into reverse. there have been no reports of injuries or accidents related to this potential problem. shares of the company down 11% this year. we are getting the first glimpse of tom hanks as mr. rogers for the upcoming movie about the beloved children's show host. looks pretty good. the photo sony has released shows a gray haired hanks in rogers' sit red sweater. that was the sweater he wore o

lauren simonetti with the details there. lauren: what a tragic story. on saturday at a park 20 miles west of charlotte. he has nonverbal autism. investigators are playing his parents' voices over loud speakers. the mom is pleading for his safe return. >> i just want my baby home, please. maddox is my whole world and my reason for living. lauren: maddox rich was walking with his father and another adult at the park when he took off running. he was last seen wearing an orange t-shirt and black shorts. the fbi is offering a $10,000 reward. facial recognition scaners at nine airports already showing results. the trump administration says the technology identified 1300 immigrants who overstayed their visas last year. the department of homeland security says on the first day of the program the system flagged a woman who had overstayed her visa by nearly 20 years. and i-hop is putting the b back in its menu, not burgers this time. it's b for beer. i-hop is teaming up with a new york brewery to bring you -- well, pumpkin everything, pumpkin pancake stout that c

lauren simonetti is live with details. hi, lauren. reporter: hi, there, guys., 658 of your colleagues, your family and your friends gone just like that? this company, this firm, really had to rebuild. there are actually children of parents that worked here 17 years ago that work here now. so every year on this day 100% of global trading revenues, that was $10 million last year, at the end of the day now, i'm being told that the numbers are looking really good. it started slow and finished nice, but all-in $147 million being raised for the relief fund and dozens and dozens of other charities. one way they bring in the money is, they get athletes and celebrities to come here here. >> these folks contacted me before coming to new york, come on down here for 17 years, raising money, started off for families of victims that were lost in september 11th 2001. money goes to that. good reason to be here, do some trades. do some haggling. >> you come out and meet a lot of people benefiting by 9/11. what i like about this day, you turn that into something pretty amazing.

i'm lauren simonetti.l: brett kavanaugh begins his hearing for the supreme court this morning kicking off what is expected to be a bitterly partisan slugfest with controversy already beginning. a lawyer for pot-- former president george w. bush turned over more than 42000 pages of documents. it came in late so charles schumer criticized saying that they could not analyze them in time for the hearing. at spring in a law professor and former clerk for judge brett kavanaugh and justice kennedy. good morning. >> think you. cheryl: before we get to brett kavanaugh and his record and went asking about this document dump. do you think there is validity and what chuck schumer had to say say not a singer settable will be able to review these records before tomorrow. grassley's committee says we are in good shape. when you make of that controversy? >> my goodness. well, chuck schumer is local about this. chuck schumer's vocal about everything. the truth is brett kavanaugh has already produced 80 times more documents

i'm lauren simonetti. i'm in for melissa francis. david: good to see you, lauren. good to see you as well. i'm david asman, and this is "after the bell." more on the market movers, here is what else we're covering for you. we have a lot in this hour and hours following. the nation is preparing for two blockbuster events in our nation's capitol tomorrow. in just about an hour president trump will take questions from the press on all the breaking headlines this afternoon. first explosive new allegations bense judge brett kavanaugh as a third accuser comes forward. we're live at the white house with the furious response from the supreme court nominee ahead of his senate testimony tomorrow morning. and then the fate of rod rosenstein still hanging in the balance. president trump set to meet with the deputy attorney general tomorrow afternoon as at the white house as a group of republicans is calling on him to either testify to testify or resign. coming up we'll speak to one of those congressman, house freedom caucus member, jody hice. we have retired four-star general

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti, let's get right to the big news this morning and that is, accuse er blasey ford has a deadline to come forward, the deadline tomorrow senate judiciary committee to decide whether to show up for a hearing which would be on monday. committee chairman senator chuck grassley says they have tried every way that they can accommodate her including conducting a private interview at her home. >> where i'm focused right now is doing everything that we can to make dr. ford comfortable, i'm not worried about anything other than just focusing for the next few days on encouraging her to come. lauren: unknown here is what will happen if the deadline tomorrow comes and goes and ford still refuses to show, to discuss policy strategists eric and frederick lawrence of georgetown law school, gentlemen, good morning. fred, i want to start with you here, what happens por ford decides not to show up on monday? >> i suppose the hearing goes forward or not, they don't need an extra hearing and they proceed to a vote. i think most people feel that would be a terribl

lauren simonetti on headlines now. lauren: this is the biggest data breach payout in history.ement claims over a 2016 hack that exposed the personal information of more than 25 million users. hackers obtained driver's license numbers and tens of millions of customer e-mails and phone numbers. the issue was uber failed to disclose the hack for more than a year after they discovered it. meanwhile, lyft is reportedly in talks with jp morgan about an ipo. reuters says jp morgan chase is negotiating to be the company's lead underwriter after gold maveman sacksgoldmansachs is ou. you can't make this up. watch this. a seal sucker punches a kayaker. >.>> woah! lauren: the seal hit the man in the face with an octopus. the kayaker works for go pro, was testing out a new camera when this went down why did this happen? a biologist said the seal was probably trying to rip the octopus' ten tenticle off with e force of the throw and the kayaker got in the way. but the headline, a kayaker gets whacked in the face with an octopus. maria: a visit to the apple store lights up twitter. we'll have

i'm lauren simonetti. i'm in for melissa francis. david: good to see you, lauren.see you as well. i'm david asman, and this is "after the bell." more on the market movers, here is what else we're covering for you. we have a lot in this hour and hours following. the nation is preparing for two

lauren simonetti with all the details. no ba, no problem is what the companies are saying, they are not saying don't go get a college degree, they are saying if you don't have one it's not going to be a barrier for you to work in certain jobs at our company so what are these 15 major companies that are saying no ba is totally fine? nordstrom, bank of america, apple, google, ibm, you might not expect to see some of those names on that list and they are doing this as we get august job numbers, national unemployment rate is 3.9%, it is going down and it is going down among those who do not have college degrees, if you look at those with high school diplomas, unemployment rate in july went down to 4% and if you look at those with less than a high school diploma it went from one year ago 7% to 5.1% now. that's not terrible. the big question is why is this happening, is it that college is too expense wif the average tuition and fees for private school $32,000 and we are graduating with a combined 1 and a half trillion dollars in

majority of adult relationship status with facebook might have been changed to its complicated, lauren simonettithe details. lauren: it's all complicated, maria. data center first ever in asia, in singapore, pouring at least a billion dollars into this. if you look at the numbers, of course facebook and they reminded us yesterday during heated conversations to capitol hill that they are not moving into china, 884 million users in asia pacific versus 241 million in the u.s., there's not a lot of revenue in the region, hopefully from the power, the beautiful building that might change for facebook. here at home they are dealing with so many issues whether it's misinformation on the site, whether it's anticonservative bias on the site, there's also the privacy issue, remember that, that's why ceo mark zurk -- zuckerberg testified in april. pew research did survey that 42% of us have taken a break from facebook for at least several weeks, 26% of us deleted the app entirely from our phones and 54% of us adjusted our privacy settings, so this is troubling, this is before like i said before the hearing

amazon announced it's searching for second headquarters yet the location is still a mystery, lauren simonetti the details, lauren. lauren: i can't believe it's been a year, maria, i actually think they know. they have to know in a year, forbes did a piece called bezos unbound basically saying he never, jeff bezos ceo never concentrates on right now, he's always planning 3 years into the future so i think they know, we don't know, however u238 cities applied, well, a decision this year, these are the 20 finalists, you can see all across the map, atlanta, los angeles, philadelphia, boston, dallas and austin, that is home to whole foods which amazon now owns and also in washington, d.c., you also have virginia and maryland, home to washington post which bezos owns, plus he has a very nice home in the area as well. so a lot of people are saying, dc is a contender right now but we do know that amazon is going to bring $5 billion in investments to this magic city, 50,000 jobs with average annual compensation of $100,000, but in the drawn-out process what bezos really got is information on all of th

maria: thanks so much lauren simonetti there, raising money joining me now former new york, new jerseyextremism cochairman thomas keane good to see you thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> what are you thinking 17 years later led 9/11 commission hosted by u.s. institute of peace, certainly worked to revisa counterterrorism approach as co-chair of task force on extremism what tell us we have learned since 9/11. >> one to report 9/11 commission suggested first of all, you have to destroy terrorists where they were secondly harden defenses so we don't have another attack like that third you had to prevent future extremism, look we have done the first two pretty well. the third we haven't paid much attention to with this task force report today is suggesting that unless we focus on fragile states, of the middle east, and horn of africa if we don't do that that we are going to have future terrorists five times -- 10 times more attacks around the world now than at the time after 9/11. >> do you think there are things that need to be done, that are not being done righ

lauren simonetti at the event. en. >> i'm so happy that is how you introduced this because i was just talking to someone who was at the firm 17 years ago, neil. it is his birthday today, so he happened to take the day off on september 11, 2001. he pointed to the front row, he said you know what? 17 years is a long time. there are children of colleagues who lost their lives that day are working here. one example of out bgc and kantor fitzgerald gave back, raised money to help the victims of 9/11. they have raised since this fund began in $2,005,147,000,000. $147 million goes to families, to charities around the world. one way they generate so much money. these guys are working today. 100% of their revenues going to charity. you can hear probably the loud speaker behind me. you can see the back of common, the rapper's head over there. they called in bigwigs, celebrities, the stars, we had leave schreiber before. victor cruz. they make trades. can be kind of fun. this is usually hollywood types. they don't understand w

i'm lauren simonetti on floor of the new york stock exchange.re watching the financials, leading the market. the dow and s&p 500 on the dow, credit jpmorgan chase and goldman sachs. in fact if you look at kbw banking index, that is up almost 2% today. all 24 of the banks in that index to the upside. banks obviously beneficiaries of higher interest rates. we do expect the fed to hike once again at its meeting one week from today. we're seeing the 10-year yield pop back up against 3% today. that is highest in about four months. bottom lining this for you guys, still gas left in the tank here amid prospect of higher interest rates and potential trade war with china. if we get both of them, maybe investors tap the breaks. we're not seeing that at least for the dow and s&p. neil, back to you. neil: lauren, thank you very much. we're watching s&p and dow, all averages here. tesla is getting sort of a raised highbrow look. this is not typically what you think would happen, a lot of people breathing down your back. or exactly what would happen. charlie

investigating tesla because of elon musk's tweets last month, about taking the company private lauren simonettimorning lauren. >> good morning dagen, moral to this story put a seat belt on elon musk, after that now infamous tweet about august 7, funding secured for take private tesla we have department of justice now investigating the company, this is the potential criminal probe. they have to prove something like intending to manipulate stock price if they do that elon musk be guilty -- to downside, the stock up 25%, from where it was on that day. but in addition to the doj you have fec looking at civil charges here, they have to prove something like you would he had acted. >> he has a fine or sanction stock down 3% yesterday down 1% now, in the premarket so like i said, maybe a board now has to put a seated belt on their ceo. >> maybe -- a muzzle thank you so much markets so far shaking off tariff concerns with china joining me now host of "varney & company" stuart varney, what -- >> the market is shaking off every negative under the sun. i don't know what was in your news feed this morning i

lauren simonetti has all the details and she's sheer to tell kevin -- [laughter] dagen: what fobo stands. lauren: we will leave that to the end. think about what you think it means, what are your top challenges, number one, finding work-life balance, managing workload, dealing with coworkers and workplace politics and managers and bosses, maintaining the passion that you might have once had, not having someone that you can ask for help and a lot of people also say they don't like to ask for help, shows weakness, some would rather work an extra 6 hours a week than ask for help but then you're overworking and making yourself tired and maybe anxious but nonetheless we don't like asking for help, number 9 here is equal pay, negotiating a salary and here you go, getting through inbox, it is tough to answer all of those emails. my biggest problem is getting here. waking up and getting here. i think a lot of people can grow to that. >> a problem for me this morning as well. dagen: i've been doing it 9 years. lauren: does it get any easier. dagen: does not get any easier, hangover without the pa

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facebook says it actually is better prepared to protect company site from foreign interference lauren simonettiing 3300 word blg detailing exactly how this is company is working to fight election interference, he frames the problem as arms race a war between facebook and fake accounts this is what he wrote, the numbers are so large because our adversaries use computers to create fake accounts in bulk we are improving daikt to block them it is very difficult one of the challenges we face is that the content pages share of an does not violate our community standards. that is why facebook is throwing more eyeballs more money at the problem they are even working with law enforcement they showed up at that social media hearing on capitol hill last week, google did not and now breitbart releasing 2015 video of a google meeting following the election of donald trump, watch. >> i certainly -- this election deeply offensive i know many of you do too. >> i did feel a ton of bricks on my chest what we all need is a hug can i move to canada. >> is that intellecting from this election result? >> boy, that i

. ♪ >> i'm lauren simonetti on the floor of the new york stock exchange where the dow is approachingpoints away. led by financials, jpmorgan chase, goldman sachs and industrials. think boeing and caterpillar. in fact ups hitting all-time high today for the second day in a row. we're seeing 10-year yield bump up against 3%. federal reserve set to hike interest rates one week from today. look at nasdaq. this is a different picture. it is lower. it has been a seesaw week. big cap tech names like apple, amazon, and microsoft under pressure. word on amazon the eu is looking how they do some of their business with their merchants that is the latest from the floor of new york stock exchange. more "varney" after this. attention homeowners age sixty-two and older. one reverse mortgage has a great way for you to live a better retirement... it's called a reverse mortgage. call right now to receive your free information kit with no obligation. it answers questions like... how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money and more. plus, when you call now, you