sara, let's start with your report. john, i know you have a lot to add to this, especially in light of you figuring out that the fbi had a spreadsheet that proved 90 plus percent of the dossier was a lie. sara, tell us what you know. >> so, one of the issues that we were looking into was the inspector general's summary that was released in may. it was a short summary that saie deputy assistant director at the fbi had actually leaked information to the media, sensitive information, that was under seal, basically in the court. there was a lot of concern, a lot of people referenced that report but no one was ever named. according to my sources and according to people that i've spoken with, it was brian harmon at the time when he leaked that information, he was head of the fbi division here in the international division, operations division at the fbi in washington. he was transferred, actually, to new york, kind of shuffled aside by christopher wray and moved over to the head of counterterrorism new york and i was told jus

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sara, background checks. this latest fox news poll, fox news, there's overwhelming support for universal background checks, 90% in favor. this is a fox news poll. what is going through mitch mcconnell and the republicans in the senate mind that they cannot come back if it's just a half a day and deal with this issue in light of what we've seen just over the last two weeks? >> yeah. the pressure on them is immense. i mentioned i was doing these focus groups around the country with republicans and usually when you ask republicans what their top fears are about the country they will say things like immigration, crime, but this time, this time i heard so many of these republicans mention guns. and what's happening is i think as public opinion is shifting including republicans on the gun issue it's happening at the same time when the nra is the weakest it's ever been. they are beset by scandal. the other thing president trump even himself his instincts are actually to do something on the gun issue and so this is,

kron4's sara stinson is live in santa rosa with more. sara?en 36 cases of tied to vaping intense be hospitalized and alert in follows a statewide the public health.so far there have been no in this county, but health taking this serious after one person has vaping lung injuries in so this is across the d-c is now the injuries are vaping nicotine products and health most of the they had been they got saying it is some kind of but haven't of symptoms only relating bronchitis or a county doctor is to limit their products or them all there is still a learn about the side vaping and illnesses. concern is the increase in e- cigarettes use from teenages....in sonoma county last year one in four 11th graders reported vaping on a many cities have started to ban the sale including the and town of the county has restrictions on the sale of products.doctors are out for any that may arise live in santa rosa, sara four news.### thanks sara. (á2 shotá)( james )(á2 shotá) ( james ) the homeless man accused of attacking a woman outside her embarcadero condo wo

it's a little scary, sara, to look at that u.s. pmi chart and see how closely they move together. and we don't really know which way the flow goes. is the u.s. down because china's down is china down because the u.s. is down? and how much all of this relates to tariffs and the effects of tariffs, possibly weakening germany because the idea that china is down which weakens the u.s. that's the way the world works. >> yeah, which weakens south korea, which weakens japan. >> there you go. we may want to de-globalize, but that is not true yet. >> steve, thanks. >> pleasure. >>> as we head to break, shares of tesla having a good day after china's automotive regulatory body declared it will exempt tesla from the tax more "squawk on the street" when we come back dow's losing some of its ste re up 87 points yep, td ameritrade's got that. free access to every platform. yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolutely. do you just say

i'm sara eisen welcome, everyone. let's look at what is driving the action the dow is up 240 points china does step back from the brink stabilizing its currency after the trump administration's latest salvo fed expectations in the spotlight as investors eye whether jay powell will cut interest rates further. >>> and big earnings on deck, disney and wynn after the bell joining us courtney. tell us how you've navigated the last 24 hours. >> you know, it's been really, really interesting when you look at where the vix has been in august, we're hitting 25 i think in july we ended around 12 that volatility is incredibly interesting. for someone like me that's looking to buy positions on the dip that i think are quality positions to buy and hold, it was a really good time in my opinion to do that interestingly enough on our desk at loop capital markets we saw a tremendous amount of low, probably in the overnight markets, probably the most active we've seen all year. >> buying or selling >> interestingly enough, buying. some

sara murray joins me now. sara, good to have you with me. is there any indication on what the banks will do? and what happens if they don't adhere to the deadline set by the court? >> we're waiting to see. they still have a couple of hours. but last week's oral arguments were certainly very awkward as these judges were asking these banks to answer this question of whether or not they have the president's tax returns and they continue to refuse to answer it citing contractual obligations. well, now the judges have moved forward and if you had this order and said you need to answer us in some form by 4:00 p.m. today. what that means we will know publicly remains to be seen. they could file an unredacted version privately and we may see the redacted version that doesn't answer the question publicly, but again, we should know by 4:00 p.m. >> sara murray, thanks very much. >>> now staying in legal news, soon the actress from "full house" lori loughlin and her husband will appear in federal court for a hearing in the country's largest college admi

sara, what are we hearing?orter: so the latest that we've started hearing from multiple victims in court, we've heard from at least three so far. and they're giving incredibly passionate, incredibly just stark statements about exactly what happened to them. how epstein recruited them, the impact that they say that it's continued to have on their lives. and we're also hearing some really strong statements about the fact that kind of what it's been like to let this play in the public eye as this case has garnered more attention. and even having victims saying they're upset that their stories are being used as entertainment. but most importantly we're seeing some signs of hope, that they hope that today is going to be a new change and a new point in this case. that their stories are taken seriously, that their stories are heard by law enforcement, and that possible change may occur. epstein's attorneys are sitting in the courtroom. they made some brief statements saying -- earlier saying that the world is now diff

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. >> i'm sara eisen. happy friday let's look at what is driving the action lower in stock trade fears sending stock sharply lower. wage gains did come in ahead offestments and the 10 year yield continues to fall. coming up later in the show, we'll speak exclusively with tom donahue about the impact of the new round of tariffs on american companies. very powerful business lobby group. joining us for the how is michael from ubs with us for the top of the show is steve grasso. the search for yield seems to be defi defining the action today. talk about what the interest rate move means for stocks. >> rea well, i mean, theoretically makes them more valuable because if you look at the earnings yield on the s&p, it's about 5% we're about 18 or 19 times but earnings somewhere around there. you've got a 10 year at 1.85%. you have an s&p yield that is now higher or about the same as the 10-year yield. that's compelling, but you seeing a flight to quality t to watch out for and take comfort from today is you're not

sara >> another risk to think about there. thank you. >>> a check on retail stocks, eric chemmy. >> selling off as clothing and shoes and toys will be getting tariffs. it is now down more than 24% from recent highs in late august many retailers forecast upside of the holiday quarter, but that was before the new tariffs wells fargo estimates the median negative earnings hit from the upcoming 10% tariff on the list four goods after mitigating strategies is about 5% it ranges from 1% to 55% depending on the company j. jill, the biggest rick, steve madden followed by sketchers >> action in the retailers, continue follow through from the negative tweet. >> there was >> and it is -- it is already a weak group not like this came -- more an exacerbating factor there. this has been a rule for the tariffs in general it is mostly been in industries that have been under pressure anyway steel or something else. manufactures that don't have that much scale. >> well, after a wild day for stocks, worst of the year, we have much more coming up

>> it is a good point, sara. also think -- slower global growth definitely has an impact on the u.s i also think what's important of the next chunk of tariffs is they'll be focus on consumer goods. it is the consumer electronics that come in from china. it is the apparel and the footwear and all that stuff. u.s. consumers were resilient. now they're in the cross hairs of tariffs for the first time. it is going to lead the a little bit sluggishness in the u.s. expect some choppy markets >> gordon, talking about the future selling off quickly, 10-year yield is slightly up on the day. without any lift in yield, it seems the stock market does not have the nerve to attempt a further rebound. does that relationship will stick with us or how will it replay >> it is in playing right now. what we are looking at right here is this is the kind of market where you want active management we'll see this volatility and we are range bound. that being said. retail has been strong and global market is driven by the american consum

sara, jason, yes or no? >> two areas of vulnerability. one would be the department of justice bringing charges. the other is the supreme court. justice roberts, you lie to any other judge in this country -- >> sean: i would not lie to a judge. i would not lie to judge judy, for that matter. she is tough. don't lie to a judge. sara, will he be indicted? >> i certainly hope so, sean. i wish i could say yes but -- >> sean: if there is not a criminal referral, i would be shocked. we already know there is one on the issue involving the government papers in his home and lack of candor, there it is again. i hope we apply these laws equally. all right, thank you, both. we have more of cnn's fake news credibility crisis coming up. i promise you, you don't want to miss what we have coming up. first, we have other breaking news, trade news to report out of china. china now wants to make a deal after a bevy of new tariffs, the people's or public is now seeking a calm and to the trade war for good reason. the p measures on tariffs, they are working. c

. >>> i'm sara eisen welcome, everyone. let's look at what is driving this action higher treasury yields and oil both rising as key parts of the market stabilize china steps back the latest currency fix suggests de-escalation of tensions. and new data here and in china painting a rosier picture of economic fundamentals. joining us is david zervos, looking sharp with the new haircut. david, what do you make of the fact that we have bounced back pretty nicely? yesterday's reversal and some follow-through today what does that tell you? >> i think the trade tensions are definitely a story summer liquidity is the story. it was a pretty aggressive 200-point plus move in the s&p and the interesting thing from the price action for me is the rate market. the rate market had an incredibly large move. one of the largest we've seen in a while and it really hasn't come back off that much. so while stocks have rallied back, you would have expected maybe rates would have sold off a little more, risen a little more and they haven't. so thi

thank you, sara, i'd like to welcome my guest john sylvia thanks for joining me.nto it, india, new zealand, thailand and others central bank last day of july, arguably a needed rate cut, but these are not normal times the backstop, the federal reserve representative was taken down symbolically, and it seems as though they've unleashed a race to liquefy adding to negative interest rates and a feedback loop. look at the treasury vix, the ty vix, highest level since april of '17, very close to the highest levels since the end of '16. your thoughts, john? >> you got it, rick. your comment earlier this morning was very well taken. yes, you've unleashed a system you had an unstable equilibrium and economic system, you made some changes you added tariffs in china at the same time now you had the fed cutting rates. now you got other countries cutting rates. the system, the financial system is desperately looking for an equilibri equilibrium, but we know from philosopher marcus brody, you are dealing with powers you can't possibly understand. we can start off with rudy don

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but gregg, sara brings up an excellent point here.n it comes to simpson, he haa largely skated on this and you and i were chatting about this trade what's fascinating is glenn simpson's journalistic history with "the wall street journal," you can go back and read these articles, he writes these articles and the same exact players keep showing up throughoutnt his career. you made a great point before the show. you said even the language was the same as the dossier. >> right. if you go back, as i have in writing my new book, and i examine simpson's pieces that he wrote for "the wall street journal." hypocrisy and compromise our frequent terms and he loves to use. well, where are those found? they are found in the dossier right here. glenn simpson is not out of the woods yet. he invoked the fifth because he got caught in what is clearly, to me, an absolute lie for what he could be prosecuted. so he has clammed up and invoked the fifth amendment. he is a guy, this crazy walter mabey-like figure, who imagined himself as something he's not.

. >> i'm sara eisen. welcome. pessimism on a trade breakthrough as the president said he's not ready to make a deal yet >>> huawei tensions heat up. treasury yields, the dollar slipped as investors are still seeking out safety and government bonds to close out the week joining us for the hour margaret duran is back from bda capital partner. so it's been a stomach-churning week how are you feeling about the market now >> that's right. particularly down 700 points on monday i have to say i stepped in and bought on tuesday. we're going to see more volatility but in a trading range. i think the tariffs we needed a trigger after the run up in the first half and the tariffs when you look at 10% it's not helpful. we'll slow down growth in different areas but in terms of our $21 trillion economy, it's not that big a hit. >> what kind of stocks were yo beau i think >> my usual suspects mastercard, costco, amazon, and orphan stock i got shopify which i'll talk about later. >> lulu for the first time >> no. i just added that

and china sara, back over to you. >> i'm sara eisen. welcome to the final hour of trade.he dow was down 580 we are down 544. we are -- let's tell you what's driving the action the president lashing out at china and fed chair powell after china promises a set of tariffs. jay powell declining to signal more easy monetary policy. the yield curve inverting yet again. how will business respond? how will it impact the economy more importantly, what does it mean for the market and investors? and then a news making interview you cannot miss. federal reserve vice chairman richard clarida from jackson hole we are covering the angles with the team of reporters as always. elan, first to you on the china fears which appear to be trumping the fed speak today. >> nice, sara. we are waiting to see if president trump will make a statement on those latest trade tensions with china and the new $75 billion in retaliatory tariffs that were announced this morning. we know there was a meeting at the white house earlier today with mnuchin, kudlow, navarro and lighthizer and president trump did t

kron4's sara stinson is live in santa rosa with more. sara?en 36 cases of lung illnesses thanks sara. in the east bay. health officials are working to get control of the opioid epidemic. contra costa health services says state data show 52 reported deaths in 20-17 were opioid related. that number jumped to 81 in 20-18. now the county is announcing it's prevention efforts ... including urging people to learn about narcan which can help save people who overdosed. officials also want people know about how to properly get rid of prescription drugs. options.> officials are reminding people --- narcan is available over the counter at many pharmacies. ( james ) the homeless man accused of attacking a woman outside her embarcadero condo won't be getting out of jail any time soon. austin vincent

we'll check in with sara and gregg next. sale and event.r up for the upcoming season at big savings. your adventure starts here. ♪ >> sean: so tonight as we await the release of the potentially explosive, well, pretty sure tivoli explosive ig report, especially unpremeditated fisa abuse, and spying on american citizens, and outsourcing the illegal activity to circumvent american law, there are lots of questions here to be answered. right here in this program, look at your screen. john solomon revealed ten declassified russia collusion revelations that will be coming this fall that will blow the lid off this deep state scandal. the biggest abuse of power, the biggest corruption scandal in our lifetimes. while the rest of the media was peddling their lives, their conspiracy theories, a hoax, propaganda, misinformation, we have now gone to the point where the truth is coming.th on monday, former u.s. attorney, guy lewis, a former colleague of doj inspector general horowitz, described what he believes to be a blockbuster report coming. take a l

i'm david faber along with jim cramer and sara eisen. you can see we are now set up for what would be a higher open a half hour from now when we begin trading for this tuesday here on the new york stock exchange yesterday, though, was the worst day of the year for stocks with the s&p of course falling about 3% the dow was down by more than 950 points it did end the day down 767 points this primarily on tensions between the u.s. and china over trade. of course china did allow the yuan to fall to an 11-year low against the dollar late yesterday. the u.s. treasury in the day labeling china a currency manipulator. since then china's central bank has stepped in we' we'll speak with white house chief economic advisor larry kudlow in a few minutes. you and i were talking yesterday, jim, about what we might expect in the market during the course of the day the move down in yields and the 10-year in particular also caught a lot of people's attention. here we are a day later. we looked like we'd be down sharply after other markets opened down. we

joining us now to explain is fox news contributor's sara carter, and the author of the upcoming book,his is going to be a good one, "witch hunts, the story of the greatest mass solution in political history." fox news political analyst, greg jerry. gregg jarrett. thank you both for joining us tonight. gregg, i want to start with you. you are in the studio with us in new york. what troubles with me as this is now two people in a row where the inspector general is recommended criminal prosecution and the department of justice is not prosecuting. >> it's got to be frustrating for horwitz and his team of lawyers. because they presented two cases now. the first one, against an deputy assistant director to the fbi's total slam-dunk case. and yet, the doj doesn't want to prosecute. now we've got comey, who stole government documents, leaked them to the media, and to friends, he admitted that he leaked them. and apparently some of these are classified.pp that's a violation of the espionage act, whether it's intentional or grossly negligent is what hillary clinton did and i name in my book 600

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kron4's sara stinson is live in santa rosa with more. sara?ince june there has been 36 cases of lung illnesses tied to vaping were so intense patients had to be hospitalized in california. and alert in sonoma county follows a statewide alert issued by the department of public health. thanks sara. ( james ) happening now. police are looking for the driver of an s-u-v that hit and killed a man riding a bike in east san jose. it happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of story road and south jackson avenue. a suburban hit the victim on his bike.crash the driver ran away. a nearby restaurant owner says that intersection can be dangerous. imrry for the family for what happened to the person that died in there that's something bad for the community.>( james ) police say the driver of the s-u-v also hit a blue pickup truck before killing the bicyclist. that person was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. police say it's the 31st fatal crash this year in san jose. ( james ) in the east bay -- a 12-year-old girl is recovering after suffe

kron4's sara stinson is live in santa rosa with more. sara? since june there has been 36 cases of lung illnesses thanks sara. ( james ) new this morning --- authorities have identified an additional victim from the gilroy garlic festival shooting. police recently learned that a 58-year-old man was grazed by a bullet and needed a few stitches. this brings to 17 the number of people injured in the shooting. the gunman shot and killed three... including a 6- year-old boy, a 13-year-old girl and a 25-year old man. an investigation into the gunman's underway. happening now. police are looking for the driver of an s-u-v that hit and killed a man riding a bike in east san jose. it happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of story road and south jackson avenue. a large suburban hit the victim on his bike. after the crash the driver ran away. a nearby restaurant owner says that intersection can be dangerous. < im so sorry for the family for what happened to the person that died in there that's something bad for the community.> police say the dr

sara zendehnam was in the south bay as the school year kicked off. >> you can feel the first day of school excitement in the south bay pick either students and teachers rushed into classrooms this morning to kickoff san jose unified school districts 2019/2020 school year. a calm and quiet start to wednesday morning. the last few moments of summer before the bell at 8:50 am ring in the first day of school . >> i'm excited for the new teacher i'm going to have because every year i have to adjust to a new teacher . >> 30,000 students across 41 schools in the san jose unified school district kissed vacation and their parents goodbye and said hello to a new school year. >> the kids woke up early and they are excited. mad river glen school in san jose welcome back 500 students. tracy young, principal at the only k-8 and bilingual dual emerging school in the district had big plans for the year . >> they can expect lots of reading and math and a lot of science curriculum. a lot of schematic curriculum that draws the students and . >> before hitting the books, the first assignment is dealing with b

kron4's sara stinson is live in santa rosa with more. sara?has been 36 cases of lung illnesses tied to vaping were so intense patients had to be hospitalized in california. and alert in sonoma county follows a statewide alert issued by the department of public health.so far there have been no cases reported in this county, but health officials are taking this especially serious after one person has died from vaping lung injuries in illinois.so this is happening across the country...the c-d-c is now investigating. the injuries are related to vaping nicotine products and cannabis oils. health officials say most of the victims say they had been vaping before they got sick..hey arsaying it is some kind of lung injury, but haven't said what kind of symptoms they had -- only relating it to bronchitis or phenomena. a county doctor is advising people to limit their use of vaping products or stop using them all together as there is still a lot more to learn about the side effects of vaping and these reported illnesses.a major concern is the increase in

emily: sara, in response to the f.t.c.ty on facebook, alex stamos, a former chief security officer at facebook, had a pretty striking twheefment said i can't believe facebook didn't pay more for this. if the f.t.c. offered to order amazon to help consumers save must be by offering house branded options in every top category, bay sos would leap across the table with a $10 million check and massive grin. what does he mean? >> this is a valuable asset facebook is no longer allowed to share. therefore it's good for facebook to have this rule in place. the facebook of five or seven years ago, the one that resulted in cambridge an lit ka, that's no longer how facebook works today. there aren't developers making privacy -- sorry, making personality quizzes or games that operate on facebook anymore that used to be necessary. in order to bring in more users. but in this current world, facebook no longer wants that. in fact, it wants to keep its entire network that it built mostly for itself. emily: it's interest, sara, you just cam

and i think as steve and sara were just suggesting, they let themselves get boxed in.nk it would have taken much in terms of commentary to talk the market down from where it was i thought the market was way high in terms of expecting 75 basis points of cuts it wouldn't have been that hard to talk the market down. they didn't try. that's what's so seeded in my mind maybe they are planning that i don't think it makes sense based on what we see today you never know what the next six months is going to bring it didn't look like there was a strong case for cutting. >> sara mentioned some of the criticism. it's not just from the president. a lot of people say even in the course of the presser itself powell's message was confused. was he trying to back up as he saw the market's reaction? i wonder what you think of his performance yesterday. >> well, you know, it was reflective of an underlying honesty that he doesn't know what the fed is going to be doing now between now and december he probably hasn't even made up his own mind about what he thinks is the right thing to do be

sara carter sara carter, best-selling author of the witch hunt. the story of the greatest mass illusion in political history. sarah, we'll start with you. everything we've talked about. he also said he's going to get to the bottom of hillary clinton and her rigged investigation. but look at these items. christopher steele's. the 53 intel interviews. it's right up there on the screen. >> sara: joseph and all of the other people that were connected. sean, we've only seen, and john is right. i think there are 20 or 30 that we are going to be seen here. remember, the investigation. a lot of it is classified. people have not had leaks coming out of his office, because the thing is is that almost every document that has arrived to his office is highly classified. the information that is actually come out, sean, has been really just the tip of the iceberg. in fact, i was talking to john solomon about it today. we were saying that roughly 30%, maybe is what we know. the rest of it, 70%-75% is the bulk let's under the water, that we don't know. so he will

sara sidner there on the ground in portland. again, two different sides, two different ideologies clashing right now, far right, far left. and concerns about this escalating. we know so far at least there hasn't been any violence. let's keep hoping that stays the same. sara sidner, we'll check back with you as you continue to monitor the situation. thank you. >>> also, we're following another story, new today, a stark choice for union workers in pennsylvania we're learning ahead of the president's speech there earlier this week. show up if you want to get paid, or burn one of your days off. and by the way, if you're not there, you're not eligible for overtime. cnn obtaining this memo sent to shell union workers at the beaver creek, pennsylvania, plant, ahead of trump's tuesday visit. and the memo was written by a contractor for shell, we're told. it reads in part, no yelling, shouting, protesting, or anything viewed as resistance will be tolerated at the event. those who are not in attendance will not receive overtime pay on fri

republican strategist, sara fagen.ibutor, patrick gaspard, you're also the political director in the obama white house. rahm, are we in a new moment on the issue of guns, on the issue of violence, on the issue of domestic terror? the same ritual again as we have seen before? spike an interest and then recedes? >> i think we're in a new moment. going back to the brady bill and the assault weapons ban. one, i would suggest focus on the people that use it. not just the weapons. that was key to both passing the brady bill and the assault weapons. i don't think that democrats should be so quick on background checks. >> for background checks. >> as part of the whole package. there hasn't been gun legislation since bill clinton in '94 passed the assault weapons ban. this is an important moment. they're trying to narrow the debate. last thing you should do right now is change it. i think president trump, he said nra is weak, this is the opportunity. the question is, does he as he has said before, want to focus on the suburban

alliance is living with sara at polk place in nashville. well, he quickly begins a political career. he becomes a very prominent southern black conservative who aligns himself with the democratic party in the post emancipation period and reconstruction. now, what alliance polk is going to do is promote the reenfl reenfranchisement of exconfederates and basically -- well, he's going to tell them what they want to hear so they'll give him something. he's going to learn the idea of deference he learned. he's 60 years old at this point. he's born in 1806. he's around 60 years old. what option does he really have? he's 60 years old. he's african american. and he's ill literal -- illiterate. the republican company can argue he cannot do the labor, so what are his options? he decides to take on a political route. he's going to deliver addresses and one, he goes onto say my heart beats with the law when i contemplate the dangers of the country, enslaving white people and driving them from the ballot box. so alliance polk is going to push a very str

been taken from me my body is just a vehicle for my soul once i'm done with it i don't much care and sara naturally i'm going to give this one to you because this is something at the heart of what you do so when michael was talking about did the way because it's really about to put words in your mouth michael but the gist of it was this is become such a cold process you're trying to push away from that sara that's correct so you're not only is the dying become a quote process of the. burning ourselves has turned into immensely resource intensive the way that we do it in this country we're burying.

sara >> well, soup comeback at least soup stabilization. campbell's is surging today, highest level since 2018 after better results showing the tu turnaround under new ceo thanks to growth in snacks mainly organic revenue is up 46% and meals and beverages. up 1%. that was the best result since fourth quarter 2016 for that category soup is stabilizing for the first time in years. and saying it's a big focus on the company. focusing on innovation and spending in that category. some growth in stocks like goldfish and pret szels and ketl chips is fueling a bit of a rebound. along with cost cutting and selling brands analysts say the barrier to the stock is valuation it's a stock that's climbed more than 36% this year as consumer staples a hideout in market volatility and lower bond yields there's growth there on the plus side but to your point earlier, the question is, at what price right now? >> it's very expensive the growth rates aren't very fast the package food is not an area to be right now. we'd rather be in walmart as you look at consum

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sara >> hello, everyone i'm sara eisen president trump says a deal with china is coming as he departs the meetings as those tensions ease, oil is inching lower strategists on wall street now see elevated recession risks and a possible significant pullback. joining us is ian winer. welcome back. >> thank you for having me. >> today it is the trump comments that are lifting the market friday they were sinking the market what do you do in this environment? >> you have to stick to the stocks that you really like because there's absolutely no direction in the marketplace the president clearly isn't helping things i think we are just going to continue to stay range bound at the same time, where global rates are and the fed basically saying they're going to be there and you are in a little range here i think that the uncertainty itself will outweigh whenat's happening and see a correction before we run away to new highs. >> the risks tilted negatively >> near term negatively for three months i think. >> ian's here for the hour let's focus in on the big stories today. live in france with the

i am jon fortt with morgan brennan and sara eisen, carl has the morning off.es that song. >> i just think you could be a little more upbeat everyone's so down anyway about the markets. >> the major indices are feeling more upbeat than they were at the open we're going to start with the selloff for the dow. it started off falling nearly 600 points at its low this morning. it's well off that now, cut that in half. it's now down about 300 points big tech names like apple and intel have been hit especially hard this week joining us now, elevation partners cofounder, early facebook and google investors roger mcnamee. >> how are you >> pretty good. >> i can't figure out what to feel about this tech selloff is it really a selloff microsoft's market cap is still over a trillion dollars. yes, apple's off 10% from the high, but it's got all this china exposure, so is it really that bad >> no, jon, i don't think it is. i think the market is showing you it wants to buy stocks, and it's being hit repeatedly with political issues and foreign policy issues that really justif

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you just heard from sara and mike what we may expect today.e exchange, going to be a lot more green on that board here at the big board -- [ bell ringing ] >> we kept an eye on retail this morning. moving on to some other areas. so this is an interesting note from the ubs evidence lab. we always laugh about that, on disney >> why what's evidence lab? >> they have a little stamp on their things, evidence lab we love them but they did do a survey i have absolutely no idea to the statistical validity of said survey but it's interesting because it's focused on an area that we're certainly focused on, which is what will be the success rate of disney's direct consumer offering, disney plus, and what conceivably will it mean for the other entrants in the field. netflix, of course, chief amongst them others as well, such as amazon not to mention entrants that have not yet made their way in, such as hbo max. they surveyed 1,000 people 79% of them said they'd heard of disney plus. 63% either were very or somewhat aware. 43% of respondents said they were

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen who is back.aber of the new york stock exchange take a look at the markets the dow up plus 300. we turn our attention to potential policy responses in the united states and europe not far from erasing last week's pain. >> stocks rallying, despite fears of a looming recession. >> shrugging off concerns about an economic slowdown in china. >> a group in retail that continues to grow. >>> sounds like the great america ball park where i came from stocks are rallying this morning on the heels of what has been a wild week for the markets. bond yields rebound from their august lows. the white house looking to calm investors' fears over the weekend, commenting on those looming fears of recession. >> i don't think we are having a recession. we are doing tremendously well our consumers are rich i gave a tremendous tax cut and they are loaded up with money. they are buying. i saw the walmart numbers, they were through the roof. >> i don't see a recession we had some blockbuster retail sales consumer numbers

point intraday recovery the question is, as we enter the final hour of trade, will it hold >> and i'm sara eisen. this remarkable recovery in stocks, a global bond rout rout, yields collapse, the s&p just going positive pressure on the federal reserve as central banks around the world cut rates. china weakening the currency again overnight. a perfect guest to discussion the swings in the market, former treasury secretary jack lew joining us that's coming up on "closing bell." >>> first right to the market action, joining us for the hour is josh brown. what's turning things around here >> oh, my god, this is like what we live for, right >> it was pretty dire this morning. >> in the last five days, i have shift fred bearish back to bullish, then bearish, then super-bearish. i was lutheran for a minute -- >> now i know you're joking. >> i am personally highly susceptible. >> i know this about myself, and every investor should think about their own behaviors. i'm hidely susceptible to the lines i see in front of me not that i will react to all of them, but if you're not going through that, may

executive vice president and investigative reporter from the house, john solomon, fox news contributor, sara carter, we have come a long way in over two and a half years from on peeling the layers of the onion. sarah, let's start with your report. john, i know you have a lot to add to this, especially in light of you figuring out that the fbi had a spreadsheet that proved a 90 plus percent of the dossier was a lie. sarah, tell us what you know. >> so, one of the issues that we were looking into was the inspector general's summary that was released in may. it was a short summary that said deputy assistant director at the fbi had actually leaked information to the media, sensitive information, that was under seal, basically in the court appeared there was a lot of concern, a lot of people reference to that report but no one was ever known. according to my sources and according to people that i've spoken with, it was brian parliament at the time when he leads that information, he was head of the fbi division here in the international division, operations division, the fbi in washington. he was

sara zendehnam tells us how the mayor's office and responding. >> reporter: the navigation center is expected to be build behind this fence across from the embarcadero there are passionate and emotional calls to stop the project from moving forward. a terrifying attack that replays in the victim's mind and on her screen. >> i keep watching that video thinking, who that girl? i don't each know where i got the strength. >> reporter: that girl is penny, she fought off austin james vincent last sunday when she was walking to her condo. a building where the navigation center is being built. >> this is mental illness. you are are putting them next to our house. how can you put us in that danger? >> reporter: the 26 year old joined by members of safe embarcadero for all, spoke at a news conference sunday. they want the city to reconsider building the 200-bed center on brian street and the embarcadero, siting increase in crimes since construction began. >> it is irresponsible to build a 200-bed shelter housing drug users and mentally ill when the city sun able to ensure our state of the. >>

sara, back to you. >>> frank holland?>> going back to apple, the biggest positive impact on the ndx, that it's possibly diversifying supply chain following google's lead. speaking of all the faang names in the green today starbucks and booking holdings both finishing up more than a percent higher, u.s. tech a mixed day. adobe down more than 2%, also microsoft, nvidia, activision and ea, on a personal note, thinking about growing a beard. >> i like that, frank. some support thank you very much. >>> global economic weakness headaching over the market, today brexit in the headlines. more on the negotiations in europe, plus deutsche bank out with a report saying we should settle in for a long, protracted trade war with china will they events tip the global economy into recession very good afternoon to you both. fred, i'll start with you. is china trade the biggest issue still? >> i think it's the biggest of all issues what is unusual is president trump set in motion four mega-geopolitical issues we're tracking, but china is t

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hong kong airport another pro-democracy campaigner is also in custody sarah clarke is in hong kong sara do we know where these people are being held. with these 3 very high profile pro-democracy activists are being questioned here at once police station as you mentioned we got to the founders of. which is the pro-democracy party just one was the fight. my home tests back in 2014 he's also been a leading figure in the last few months for the last big major rallies here as well as his co-founder. there being questioned on a number of different accusations of inciting a pretty surprising and organizing and unlawful assembly here at the police station in hong kong in june as you mentioned and the chant he was the member of the leader of the hong kong national party the independence party that party was banned last year he was arrested last night which is thursday night here own routes to who you are japan he was arrested at the airport and he too is being questioned so very very high profile arrests of 3 high profile pro-democracy activists been arrested to various various on various charge

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