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lauren: the u.s. reaching a peace deal in principle with the taliban to end america's longest war the agreement would pull at least 5,000 troops. just hours after the meeting taliban forces exploded a tractor bomb. the third straight day of attacks by the extremist group. ashley: hong kong's chief executive, carrie lamb, now saying she has never asked beijing to let her resign to end the city's political crisis, responding to an audio recording that said she would indeed step down if she could. james carafano is from the heritage foundation. james, this is interesting. the audio gets leaked. it's clear that she is speaking from the heart, i think, when you listen to it. she says i would quit if i could which speaks to the impossible position that she's in. >> right. i think absolutely china wants to keep a hong kong face on this, the last thing they would do is let her resign of. then they would be directly responsible for it. they like to see hong kong taken down a notch. it's fine for them. business

lauren: welcome back. we have relatively muted start to the trading session in the u.s., dow up 44, s&p up 5, nasdaq gaining 14. cheryl: as investors await central bank decisions, the yield on the 10 year is higher by 4 basis points, you're seeing strength in the bond market. lauren: wti is trading to the upside. oil extending gains ahead of an opec meeting and saudi arabia ousting the energy minister. we have $57 for wti and gold at 1516 an ounce. cheryl: stocks in asia rising modestly after china announced the plan to he throw more cash into system. when the reserve limits are actually lifted. you can see the nikkei and shanghai and kospi higher. lauren: europe has better than expected economic data for the u.k. and germany. very muted reaction in europe. cheryl: we continue to watch all the things brexit today, another vote in parliament. we'll talk about that later on in the show. china's economy continues to take a hit from the trump administration's tariffs. beijing said imports from the u.s. plunged

lauren: okay. there's a reportedly a member of china's negotiating team heading to the midwest, to the farm states of montana, he nebraska this week. do you think there's anything more to that or maybe they'll just agree to buy more of our agriculture. >> well, they do say that these initial talks going into october will be more on the agricultural side of things. so i think that's why that's happening. and i think it's very positive. so i think as long as we have some certainties back into these talks, that will help things. lauren: all righty. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you very much. cheryl: shares of roku fell sharply yesterday after the company got new and big competition. comcast announced it would give internet only customers a free device to let them watch their streaming services on their television. more bad news for roku as facebook unveiled a $149 pour l tall tv device -- portal tv device which supports video calls which stream to a tv set as well. it also allows us

from california, cheryl and lauren, back to you. lauren: thank you. let's take a look at market reaction to all of this. apple shares ending higher but shares of roku tumbled more than 10% after apple announced the tv service will start at $4.99 a month. netflix and disney, they also ended the day down 2% each. cheryl: well, we've got breaking news overnight to bring to you. a major vic you tri for republicans -- victory for republicans in a local race with national implications. lauren: trace trac.lauren: tre de. traceedetails. tracee: dan bishop won a hotly consistent ept ocontested race. >> this is the first step to keep the country on a path to prosperity and strength. under this president, america is great again. tracee: bishop beat dan mick dn mccreaddie. in north carolina, republican greg murphy claimed victory over democrat allen thomas. peloton plans to raise $1.3 billion in the initial public offering. in an s.e.c. filing, the company says it will offer 46 million shares at a price range between $26 and $29 per share. that could push its mar

lauren: u.s. futures looked to recover much of yesterday's selloff, triggered by new data, showing the manufacturing sector contracting for the first time in h two years. ashley: the yield on the 10 year treasury is up 1 basis point, right at 1.48% on the 10-year. lauren: yesterday, major concerns of a global slowdown, that took down the price of oil, recovering this morning, $54.17 a barrel. ashley: take a look at the stocks in asia, hang seng closing up nearly 4% on the extradition bill perhaps being withdrawn. the nikkei, hang seng, kospi and shanghai moving higher today. lauren: u.k. law make voted last night to a allow a bil bilr a no deal brexit in the eu. ashley: hurricane dorian's eye passed to the east of cape canaveral earlier this morning. more than 2 million residents along the coast in florida, georgia, north and south carolina are on high alert. lauren: a ray bogen has the latest from atlantic beach, florida. good morning, ray. >> reporter: good morning to you. here in atlantic beach

lauren: we'll see. hurricane dorian is taking aim at the carolinas after becoming a powerful category 3 storm once again. storm surges and damaging winds are expected in the region. ashley: jeff flock is in south carolina with the latest. >> reporter: good morning to you. we are just starting to get the effects of it here. they're very concerned in charleston. i don't want to get our team too far out into the wind here and into the rain, because we don't want to lose a camera this early in it. but i tell you, charleston is completely surrounded by water. what they're concerned about is that the track of the storm continues to move toward the shore. that means the effects, the center of circulation gets closer and closer, we get closer to the most difficult effects of a category 3 storm. i don't know if our team's able to look up at the lights up there, maybe you see in the higher elevation how the wind is blowing as the light illuminates that here at 5:00 local time, shortly after 5:00 local time here o

cheryl, lauren. lauren: dan, thank you very much. remember that british oil tanker seize's by iran, it's now on the move. cheryl: tracee carrasco has the details on this. good morning, tracee. tracee: good morning. iranian authorities confirm the vessel left the port where it's been held for months. it is now heading towards dubai. iran's captured the ship in july for failing to observe international maritime law. it came two weeks after the british navy seized an iranian tanker. general motors and the uaw reportedly are closing in on a deal. negotiations are said to be focusing on big picture issues such as wages, benefits, and the use of temporary workers. the top uaw of sent and update to union officials saying they're looking to finalize a new contract. facebook may give the thumbs down to the thumbs up. they will test hiding the number of likes, reactions and views that posts get. this move is aimed at improving users' well-being ands is backed by anti-bullying and mental health groups. instead, the likes will only be visible to

lauren: is the end in sight? president trump eyeing a possibler interim trade deal with china as another trade meeting inches closer. cheryl: google subpoenaed by attorneys general from a across the nation as questions about their business practices take front and center. should investors brace for a long, protracted battle. lauren: the search for love is a tale as old as time. there is a report that maybe it's time to stop dating for the sake of your bank account and your health. it is friday, september 14t 14t. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ it's something unpredictable but in the end it's right. ♪ i hope you had the time of your life. ♪ lauren: welcome to "fbn: a.m.." let me correct myself. it is friday, september 13th. a spook hey friday indeed. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: friday the 13th it is. we have green arrows to show. you good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: your money is not spooked this morning or this week. the dow is on track for eight consecutive days of gains which would be the l

lauren: one of my favorite songs. good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: let's take a look at how your money is moving. we've got green a arrows this morning, dow up 33, s&p up 3 and a quarter, nasdaq up 15 and-a-half. all eyes on lower level chough trade talks in washington. lauren: within striking distance of record highs for the dow and s&p 500. cheryl: tensions with iran and catastrophic flooding in southeast texas, two things oil traders will be watching today. we're higher on the contract. last read, 58, 50. lauren: in asia, the china trade talks continue. the shanghai composite higher by a quarter of 1%. that's because the pboc cut borrowing costs. we got a warning from a top u.s. trade advisor, we have the hang seng down fractionally. cheryl: in europe, hope still alive for a negotiated deal between the eu and the britains for now. we have headlines this hour. lauren: mark zuckerberg was at the white house and president trump tweeted this picture last night with this message. nice meeting with mark zuckerberg of facebook in the oval office

lauren, cheryl. lauren: thank you very much. perdue pharma, the maker of oxycontin, reached a tentative deal to settle thousands of opioid cases. terms of the agreement with 23 states and 2,000 local governments call for perdue pharma to file for bankruptcy and pay as much as $12 billion over time. the sadler family, they own perdue. they say $3 billion -- they pay $3 billion over seven years and surrender control of the company. there is a lot of t criticism of the potential deal. cheryl: a jury in new jersey cleared johnson & johnson of liability lawsuit related to the company's talcum powder products. the case was brought by a man who said asbestos in the products caused his mess they'll mesothelioma. lauren: stocks to watch. health officials have been warning about the dangers associated with vaping. the president is taking step to combat the growing amount of illnesses and fatalities thought to be caused by e-cigarettes. cheryl: kevin cork has the latest for us from washington. >> reporter: taking federal action on vaping,

lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: let's take a look at how your money is moving this morning after treasury secretary mnuchin said trade talks going to resume in two weeks. the dow is up 64 right now, s&p up 7 and three quarters, nasdaq up 26 and a quarter. lauren: let's take a look at the yield on the 10 year treasury, down a basis point, 1.71%. cheryl: the you price of oil is pulling back a little bit. we are down three quarters of a percent right now. by the way, gas is actually down the last three days, national average at $2.66 a gallon. lauren: china buying more u.s. soy, the shanghai composite joining a quarter of 1%, the japanese market reopened, the nikkei up a tenth of 1%. cheryl: in europe we're waiting on breaking news a decision on whether boris johnson's suspension of parliament was lawful. right now, the ftse a little shaky as the news is about to cross. cac and the dax are in the green. lauren: to our top market story, deputy level trade talks between the u.s. and china last week already produc

lauren: about time. mike joins us with more on that. >> more movie theaters, broad way shows, they're using a service called yonder. it's a magnetized lock box. you go through security or give your ticket and then they would take the phone, put it in a magnified lock box so you hold onto it but in order to unlock it you have to go to a specific part of the screen you'd and they'll unlock it for you. the reason they're doing this, they want people to invest in the moment, look at what they're seeing rather than be on the phone, but also to curb privacy. dave chapelle does it for his comedy sets. madonna will use it as well. people are not happy with it. what happens if you go out on the town and you have a babysitter emergency and you need your cell phone to get in touch with your kids. we'll see what happens there. cell phones might not be allowed anymore. lauren: what else might be a thing of the past, online reviews, say what? >> the wall street journal is coming out with a new story, saying that peopl

lauren: griff, thank you. president trump is back on the attack against fed chair jay powell and the federal reserve ahead of today's two-day meeting. the president tweeting this, will the fed ever get into the game, dollar strongest ever, really bad for exports, adding that jay powell and the fed don't have a clue and on top of it all, the oil hit. big interest, rate drop, stimulus. the federal reserve is expected to cut interest rates by another quarter point for the second time this year but the chances of a cut are now just 66%. as the u.s. economy faces a global slowdown and the impact of the u.s.-china trade war. complete coverage and analysis of the fed's decision is tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. cheryl: benjamin netanyahu is battling for his political survival today. lauren: tracee carrasco has the details. tracee: israelis headed to the polls for the second time in five months after ne netanyahu failed to form a coalition following april's election. netanyahu is facing a stiff challenge from a c

lauren: it is monday morning. welcome to "fbn: a.m.." i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i am cheryl casone. lauren: how was your weekend? cheryl: great. lauren: markets not looking so great this monday, still within striking distance of record highs but the dow futures are down 72. cheryl: the yield on the 10 year, this is about your mortgage, your credit cards. we continue to watch what's going on with interest rates. we're seeing a bump up in bond prices, the lower yield 3 basis points to the downside. lauren: we're getting reports it might take months, not weeks to get saudi oil back online after attacks. that's pushing up the price of oil this morning. cheryl: we've been seeing gas prices rising. also this, asian markets, after a chinese delegation reportedly canceled a visit to u.s. farms for the week, you saw real pressure on the shanghai hang seng. the kospi is slightly higher. lauren: weak manufacturing data out of france and germany, that is affecting european markets and u.s. futures this morning. you can see a 1.1% he decline i

lauren: u.k. lawmakers reject early elections, that's strengthening the british pound and pressuring the ftse 100. this is ahead of this week's meeting of the european central bank. let's start with brexit. craig erlum is a senior market analyst. he joins us from london. there's a showdown between parliament and boris johnson. johnson wants a do or die brexit. are we looking at a delay instead? and jp morgan this morning says the most likely scenario is boris johnson resigns. >> let's face it, we're all playing guessing games at the moment. i'm sure in a week our guesses will be modified and a month from now it will be different again. i think what jp morgan is saying is the most likely, ultimately boris' hands are tied. while they will try to get around the law, if they can't go around the law they certainly won't break it. boris isn't going to risk jail time over this. i think the most likely scenario is they find they can't get around the law, he resigns, the extension happens and then an elect

lauren: good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: let's take a look at how your money is doing this morning. hopes of a trade deal with china helped the markets yesterday. we've got green arrows to show you. this morning the dow is up 56, s&p up 5 and-a-half, nasdaq up 11 and a quarter. lauren: the yield on the 10 year treasury is at 1.72%. cheryl: oil down slightly this morning. the price of crude getting close to where it was before the attack on the saudi arabian oilfield. we have a gain of 1 15-cents. we should add that gas prices in the country are lower today. lauren: stocks in asia mixed. the shanghai composite in china down 0.9%, investors taking profits off the table before trading is suspended next week. cheryl: as the brexit battle continues, the focus turns to global trade and possible global trade agreements. european markets all substantially higher this morning. lauren: the acting director of national intelligence will testify today before congress, he will address the whistleblower complaints that ramped up th

lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: it is fed decision day. let's take a look at how your money is moving this morning as all eyes turn their attention to jay powell and company. we've got slight losses in the futures market, the dow is down 31, nasdaq down 11 and three quarters. lauren: the yield on the 10 year treasury stands at 1.78%. down again today, 3 basis points. cheryl: oil heading south again after the saudi's said full production capacity will be back on track. the oil, down 40-cents, 58, 98. lauren: stocks in asia closing the session mixed. the nikkei down two-tents of 1%. cheryl: european investors are waiting on the fed decision today in here this country. they will address european parliament about brexit today. you have slight gains for the ftse, cac and dax. lauren: mike pompeo is on the way to saudi arabia to get an you assessment in the wake of the attacks on key oil facilities in the sun tri. the secretary has -- country. the secretary has blamed iran overnight. iran's president is blaming the united states for tensions in

lauren: it is a brand-new day on "fbn: a.m.." good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: brand-new for your money. good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: it is looking a little better this morning. let's show you yesterday after house democrats ramped up demands to impeach president trump. the s&p 500 and nasdaq seeing the worst days in a month. cheryl: taking a look at futures, we're seeing more pressure man. we had stabilization earlier in the market. global markets under pressure. we have further fall for the dow, 72 to the downside, subpoena down 9 and-a-half -- s&p down 9 and-a-half. lauren: the yield on the treasury stands at 1.64%. cheryl: taking a look at oil, price of crude is lower again. saudi arabia continues to repair their facilities damaged in the recent attack, being blamed on iran. gasoline prices in this country down a fourth straight day. crude is down almost one and-a-half percent. lauren: stocks in asia down significantly. the shanghai is down 1%, the hang seng and kospi down 1 and a third percent. cheryl: the ftse, the cac and da

jack, the husband of lauren will remarry this month. jack and lauren were married for a decade. they lived in. ktvu caught up with jack to see how he is moving forward. >> the one person that is not coming. >> the wedding approaches. two weeks away in pebble beach. >> no tuxedos. no tight dresses. just comfortable and relaxed. >> much like the couple. sarah hopkins and jack met five years after he lost wife lauren and their unborn baby on hijacked flight 93. >> you can't deny something that huge. you can't pretend it is not there. you have to embrace it. >> jack's wounded heart healed in time. >> i am happy to get to this point with this lovely lady who has stuck by my side through thick and thin. >> reporter: it wasn't easy, they say, forging a relationship ithe shadow of monumental loss, but they know lauren and sarah, had they met, would have been great friends. >> both identifiesty. both ener jettic. both type a, listmakers, fun, got to laugh. >> i have never been so in love with jack and i don't think we have ever been so happy and content 13 years in. >> sarah, anartist wo

visits the memorial to lauren to tidy the flowers people leave behind. >> lauren has been my angel on my shoulder and sent me an angel. people ask me how i'm doing and i say were i am doing great. i couldn't be doing better which is a nice thing to say. >> september was always a dreaded month. now, it be will bring a wedding anniversary. >> i am happy to stay here. >> reporter: the couple thanks lauren for that. her comforter sarah clung to during cancer treatment. her teacup still cherished every day. >> sometimes i look up and go lauren, what would you do with him? >> reporter: looking back on 18 years. jack's sincerest hope is that the nation heals as he has and recapture the unity of those early days. >> and make us realize that we're in this together. we're one love, you know, one country. >> deborah villaleone, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> coming up here why the rolling stones production team means coming to levi stadium in santa clara may no longer be worth the effort. aetna takes a total approach to your health and wellness with medicare advantage plans designed for the whole you - b

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lauren zima joining us exclusively from the new dancing set with a special tour guide. hey lauren. >> hey, brooke. who better to judge this new space than this man right here? bruno tonioli himself. show me everything. >> anything you want. ♪ >> the magic is about to happen. the dream is about to begin. spectacular. spectacular! >> we are hearing the drills. we are feeling the saw dust. it's all happening. >> we are doing it right now. >> they're doing it right now around us with the premiere on monday. >> monday. >> it's crunch time for the construction crew. for almost three weeks they've worked to transform the ballroom, adding an art deco vibe. and this was bruno's first time seeing the new set. >> it's something like, you know, a "great gatsby" scene when you have this wonderful party. ♪ a little party never killed nobody ♪ >> so we are right off the stage, bruno. tell me where we're sitting. >> this will be like the vip area in an exclusive club. >> that's where you'll see celebrity audience members sipping on a drink while they watch the show. the ballroom

huntington is up there, hamilton and laurens are there. i don't want to go to the bejeweled laurens. i pale in comparison. alexander hamilton does not get enough credit. we all know how the war ends, the patriots win. the british are defeated. yorktown is not the actual end of the war. but that is how it turned out to be in terms of major battles. now let's turn to 1790. we know that hamilton is already been working as treasury secretary. he also founded the u.s. revenue cutter services. he is considered the father of the coast guard. i go there every graduation to give an award at that spot right there. i was there for the unveiling of this beautiful sculpture by benjamin victor, donated by the class of 1963 last fall. it is the appropriately named hamilton hall, the main administered hall at the coast guard academy in new london, connecticut. there is a painting inside hamilton hall, and that is of him at the revenue cutter service. you can see an early u.s. flag in the background, a full sail, and a lighthouse. that is by this chinese p

huntington is up there, hamilton and laurens are there. to go to the bejeweled laurens. i pale in comparison. alexander hamilton does not get enough credit. you know how the war ends, the patriots win. yorktown is not the actual end of the war. but that is how it turned out to be in terms of major battles. now let's turn to 1790. we know that hamilton is already been working as treasury secretary. he also found the u.s. revenue cutter services. he is considered the father of the coast guard. i go there every year to give an award at that spot right there. i was there for the unveiling of this beautiful sculpture by benjamin victor, who donated it by the class of 19 623 last fall. it is the appropriately named hamilton hall, the main administered hall at the coast gard academy in connecticut. there is a painting inside hamilton hall, and that is of him running the service. you can see an early u.s. flag in the background, a full sail, and a lighthouse. that is by this chinese painter. some illustrations of the covers service at the time, there was one named after hamilton

hey lauren. >> yeah, nischelle. i am with the man, the myth, the bachelor nation legend mr. tyler c. and, tyler, i have some questions. >> i bet you do. >> we saw some very public photos of you and gigi hadid. >> yeah. >> so where are you guys at right now? she's good people. she's an amazing person and we're just keeping it friendly. >> yeah, we're not buying the whole just frids >> you went to gigi's grandmother's funeral with her which was beautiful. so it seems like you really care about her. >> yeah. she's an amazing person. we have a great time together. >> i did want you to be the bachelor. was that ever offered to you? >> yeah. it was something we talked about but my heart wasn't in it and my dad was very sick again and i was very nervous and scared. >> how's your dad? >> he's doing much better now. >> so you turned down "the bachelor" kind of for where you were at. was it also because you were dating other people? >> yeah. i mean, i was -- you shouldn't go on the show if you have a girlfriend. a girlfriend. a girlfriend. >> we'll just leave that there. so what's nex

hey lauren. >> yeah, nischelle. i am with the man, the myth, the bachelor nation legend mr. tyler c. and, tyler, i have some questions. >> i bet you do. >> we saw some very public photos of you and gigi hadid. >> yeah. >> so where are you guys at right now? >> we're just friends. we're just friends. she's good people. she's an amazing person and we're just keeping it friendly. >> yeah, we're not buying the whole just friends thing. >> you went to gigi's grandmother's funeral with her which was beautiful. so it seems like you really care about her. >> yeah. she's an amazing person. we have a great time together. >> i did want you to be the bachelor. was that ever offered to you? >> yeah. it was something we talked about but my heart wasn't in it and my dad was very sick again and i was very nervous and scared. >> how's your dad? >> he's doing much better now. >> so you turned down "the bachelor" kind of for where you were at. was it also because you were dating other people? >> yeah. i mean, i was -- you shouldn't go on the show if you have a girlfriend. a girlfriend. a girlf

lauren zima joining us exclusively from the new dancing set with a special tour guide. hey lauren. >> hey, brooke. who better to judge this new space than this man right here? bruno tonioli himself. want. ♪ >> the magic is about to happen. the dream is about to begin. spectacular. spectacular! >> we are hearing the drills. twehe saw dust. it's all happening. >> we are doing it right now. >> they're doing it right now around us with the premiere on monday. >> monday. >> it's crunch time for the construction crew. for almost three weeks they've worked to transform the ballroom, adding an art deco vibe. and this was bruno's first time seeing the new set. >> it's something like, you know, a "great gatsby" scene when you have this wonderful party. ♪ a little party never killed nobody ♪ >> so we are right off the stage, bruno. tell me where we're sitting. >> this will be like the vip area in an exclusive club. >> that's where you'll see celebrity audience members sipping on a drink while they watch the show. the ballroom will be lit up with 720 lights. at the center --

lauren simonetti on headlines now. lauren. lauren: maria, fbi divers are on the scene, searching this morning. coast guard officials have recovered the bodies of 33 of the 34 people on-board, following the labor day fire. the captain and four crew members, the only survivors. a preliminary report is expected from the ntsb. a final report could a take up to two years. nissan is facing another executive pay scandal. the company's ceo will return part of his salary after auditors determined he was paid too much. the audit found that he received $400,000 in miscalculated stock appreciation rights and the trial of former nissan ceo carlos ghosn could reportedly begin as early as march. ghosn was arrested in tokyo last november. he faces charges of financial misconduct. privacy concerns plaguing facebook, the company confirming more than 400 million users' phone numbers exposed online. the information was stored in an online server that was not password-protected. facebook is investigating, saying there is no evidence any accounts w

he then took a hike which he knew that lauren would like. as always, the couple visits san rafael's memorial to lauren. people ask me how i do, and i say i'm doing great. i could be doing better, which is a nice thing to say. >> september was always a dreaded month. now it will bring a wedding anniversary. >> and the couple stink lauren for that, the comforter that she clung to through cancer treatment. looking back on 18 years, jack's sincerest hope is that the nation heal as he has and recapture the unity of those early days.>> make us realize that we are in this together. we are one love, one country. >> in san rafael, ktvu, fox2 news. >>> coming up on mornings on 2, "the nine" , teaming up for special olympics. >> dunkin' donuts teaming up with law enforcement in east bay. >>> the iconic home that made full houses for sale. it is a lot cheaper than you think. >> i don't know about cheap.>> reduced. let's put it that way. >>> that is coming up. -- hello this is april >>> this morning, more preventers are being announced for the first -- m

fix the car coach lauren we've been past due to do this segment for a while and really busy round up all the news about this deceleration in the indian auto sector so let's kick off with one statistic here 35000000 that's how many indians are employed in the auto industry generates 7 percent of indian g.d.p. according to the b.b.c. so lauren for those of us in the global audience who may not be familiar with his niche of the global auto industry give us a quick profile of the indian auto industry's role in the indian domestic economy domestic economy and this is rank in the overall global audie would khana me. ok so 1st off you've got some pretty major players when it comes to the indian car industry we know about mahendra is a very well known name you know ta-ta and chad war and they own land rover but there's also a partnership with suzuki when they are letting people go we're reducing production actually stopping production of let go about a 1000000 of workers this is a big problem there's also cash crunch is going on and low consumer sentiment the total sales for india is down ab

fix the car coach lauren we've been past due to do this segment for a while and really round up all the news about this deceleration in the indian auto sector so let's kick off with one statistic here 35000000 that's how many indians are employed in the auto industry generates 7 percent of indian g.d.p. according to the b.b.c. so lauren for those of us in the global audience who may not be familiar with his niche of the global auto industry give us a quick profile of the indian auto industry's role in the indian domestic economy domestic economy and this is rank in the overall global audie would khana me. ok so 1st off you've got some pretty major players when it comes to the indian car industry we know about me is a very well known name you know bought ta-ta they own jaguar and they own land rover but there's also a partnership with suzuki when they are letting people go we're reducing production actually stopping production of let go about a 1000000 workers this is a big problem there's also cash crunch is going on and low consumer sentiment the total sales for india is down about

seth rogan and lauren miller. >> you two have a unique love story. >> we had the first date and played mini golf. but then we thought let's get dessert and that's when the crazy thing happened which is when we got in a wild car accident on the 101 freeway. >> i was cool and i displayed the traits she thought in a very long time i'll marry this person. >> exactly. >> is that what you thought? >> yeah. >> we were with seth and lauren at their adults only hilarity for charity county fair to benefit alzheimer's research. >> my mom dealt with alzheimer's and she was only 55 years old. look, it's a balance, of course, to bring comedy into a disease like alzheimer's. but the truth is, like, we always say when things are so sad sometimes you just have to laugh. >> welcome back to et from the set of "blue bloods." 200th episode airs tonight on cbs. just being here gets me more hyped for tonight's premier. donnie, it is "blue bloods" friday and flash back friday. >> i'm all about no, sir tala. the. >> you r you always had, my friend, the right stuff. here's when we first met donnie wallberg. ♪

fix the car coach lauren we've been past due to do this segment for a while and really busy round up all the news about this deceleration in the indian auto sector so let's kick off with one statistic here 35000000 that's how many indians are employed in the auto industry they generate 7 percent of indian g.d.p. according to the b.b.c. so lauren for those of us in the global audience who may not be familiar with his niche of the global auto industry give us a quick profile of the indian auto industry's role in the indian domestic economy domestic economy and this rank in the overall global lot of qana me. ok so 1st off you've got some pretty major players when it comes to the indian car industry we know about mahendra is a very well known name. jaguar and they own land rover but there's also a partnership with suzuki when they are letting people go we're reducing production actually stopping production of let go about a 1000000 of workers this is a big problem there's also a cash crunch is going on and low consumer sentiment the total sales for india is down about 36 percent that's a

>> lauren has been my angel. sent me an angel. i am doing great. i couldn't be doing better. which is nice a say. >> reporter: september was always a dreaded month, now it will bring a wedding anniversary. >> happy to stay here. >> reporter: and the couple thanks lauren for that. >> sometimes i look up and go what would you do. >> reporter: looking back on 18 years, jack's hope is the nation heals as he has and recapture the unity of the early days. >> and make us realize we are in this together. we are one love. one country. >> reporter: debora villalon, ktvu fox 2 news. >> september 11 is a national day of service and in san francisco volunteers chose to mark the anniversary by giving back. more than 1,000 volunteers from the bay area packed 275,000 healthy non-perishable meals for those in need. organizers say the idea behind this event and others across the country is to honor those who were lost while promoting unity and peace. >>> still to come, a homeless camp cleaned up but not gone, why officials dismant

lauren, is this all about marijuana? lauren: the "wall street journal" reporting that he smoked marijuana on a plane internationally and also that there are some side dealings where he was renting companies he has a personal stake in into weworks so they want him out. how do they do that because he has extra voting rights. stuart: he might be in some trouble there. i want to bring in gene munster with luke ventures. gene, i say wework has two choices. either get rid of mr. newman or scrap the ipo. what do you say? >> i say those are the exact two choices ahead of us and i think that probably the former different career opportunity for mr. newman ultimately is how this is going to play out. i know that that's a contrarian view. hard to imagine someone that ultimately has control of the board, as you just had mentioned, control of the board, they can't really fire him so then why do i think that ultimately, if this goes in the direction where he's no longer with wework, it's pretty simple that the "wall street journal" is

fix the car coach lauren we've been past due to do this segment for a while and really round up all the news about this deceleration in the indian auto sector so let's kick off with one statistic here 35000000 that's how many indians are employed in the auto industry they generate 7 percent of indian g.d.p. according to the b.b.c. so lauren for those of us in the global audience who may not be familiar with this niche of the global auto industry give us a quick profile of the indian auto industry's role in the indian domestic economy domestic economy and this is rank in the overall global audi would khana me. ok so 1st off you've got some pretty major players when it comes to the indian car industry we know about me is a very well known name. jaguar and they own land rover but there's also a partnership with suzuki when they are letting people go reducing production actually stopping production of let go about a 1000000 workers this is a big problem there's also cash crunch is going on and low consumer sentiment the total sales for india is down about 36 percent that's a 10 month co

lauren greenfield takes us on a trip to the excesses of turbo capitalism. welcome to an empire of global madness the world of super egos silky performers brand models the rich and the celebrity want to be i really try to show people the humanity i try not to be judged mental i try to create a safe space where they can tell their stories and that i try to represent their stories true to what i've seen. sometimes disturbing sometimes grotesque and almost obscene the 150 photos in the exhibition tread a thin line between the dream and the nightmare of the endless desire for money power and luxury. 52 year old lauren greenfield has known this generation well for a long time she grew up in los angeles encountering it for the 1st time in high school. i think the thing that i'm usual about my perspective are kind of in a way counterintuitive is that it is very critical of the culture. but not very critical of the people that i see people reacting to their surroundings to their influences to different stimuli and i want to look at what that says about our culture i

. >> fox news lauren blanchard is in daytona beach tonight. what's the situation like there tonight, lauren? >> reporter: well, good evening. julie, frank, here we have been noticing the temperature and the winds change a bit throughout the day. the winds are starting to gust a little bit more and the temperature has definitely dropped even hours ago. it did unusually so for florida at the beginning of september. here in daytona it is virtually a ghost town. people have gotten out of here boarding up their businesses. there's really not anyone around because this area, officials have warned us here in volusia county while it may not make landfall here, the eye of the storm will only be about 30 to 40 miles off the coast, which had means we here will most likely get some of that  real devastating wind and rain over tomorrow afternoon and then going into wednesday. hurricane dorian strikes the bahamas, hitting the island with 12-foot storm surges and winds gusts topping 200 miles per hour. multiple people have died in the bahamas including a 7

the world is the car coach lauren fix. welcome back lauren 1st you know 1st on this mini deal on trade that sort of sets aside the 2 issues the japanese prime minister says the president trying to shore to him mr b. that he will not carry out the threat to impose 25 percent tariffs on japanese exports to the u.s. but with mr trump becoming increasingly erratic you have to wonder how much that pledge is worth is this deal just pushing off a flight until later what is the new status quo on autos between the u.s. and japan and how long will it hold. well i think what we're looking at is a negotiation we're trying to get them to purchase more of our goods and services and in japan on the other side there's a 2.5 percent tariff on all vehicles and auto parts coming into the u.s. you know we do have a very large percentage of our vehicles being sold here in the u.s. are made by japanese auto makers some of which are built here in the u.s. and some of which are imported so one 3rd of the japanese tree is auto industry so it's a v

>> and i'm curious, lauren. being a floridian myself years ago. people usually, they are not overly worried if it's a category 3 or lower. perhaps if you get the sense that they are taking this more seriously th some of the folks you've spoken with. >> it is just like the businesses here in a mix of preparedness. folks are kind of the same. we talked to folks who were hanging around basically the only restaurant open downtown. some were saying this is just a part of living in florida. you have to cover the windows, make sure you got some sandbags. another gal i spoke with said this had one feels different. and so same thing, places, the restaurants around here, talking with bartenders. waitresses, waiters. they are saying, you know, they're preparing and they are hoping that monday, tuesday, that businesses, they will be closed, but hoping by wednesday, things could open back up. but at this point, it is so unpredictable that we just don't know how badly this area will get hit. >> and they need to take precautions either way, reporting for daytona

lauren greenfield takes us on a trip to the excesses of turbo capitalism. welcome to an empire of global madness the world of super egos selfie performers brand models the rich and the celebrity want to be i really try to show people's humanity i try not to be judge mental i try to create a safe space where they can tell their stories and that i try to represent their stories true to what i've seen and sometimes disturbing sometimes grotesque and almost obscene the 150 photos in the exhibition tread a thin line between the dream and the nightmare of the endless desire for money power and luxury. 52 year old lauren greenfield has known this generation well for a long time she grew up in los angeles encountering it for the 1st time in high school. i think the thing that i'm usual about my perspective ever kind of in a way counterintuitive is that it is very critical of the culture. but not very critical of the people that i see people reacting to their surroundings to their influences to different stimuli and i want to look at what that says about our culture

lauren: president trump takes the world stage this morning at the u.n. general assembly in new york. he's expected to address iran, china and ukraine. james kararafano joins us. what do you expect the president's message to be? >> one thing that i would expect to hear is -- yesterday he held really an unprecedentedded meeting about religious liberty and the evils of religious persecution worldwide. the united states has been a global leader on this human rights issue. i wouldn't be surprised if we hear that again. i don't know how much we'll hear about china in the speech. in the background, the u.s. has been super active and aggressive and one thing they're really concerned about is the chinese infiltration of u.n. organizationses, particularly the rules setting organization. over 1,000 chinese employees,

a lot of men wanted to be him. >> reporter: lauren fell for him. he told her he was separated from his wife chandy, but that didn't stop chandy from calling lauren. >> she texted and called me and was very belligerent and rude. >> reporter: angry, programs, that her husband, then 39 was dating a high school girl. in fact, sheer coincidence, lauren went to high school with gavin smith's son. though she knew when he disappeared in may, 2012, but made no connection between that and something she noticed about her boyfriend, john creech. >> i discovered he had scrapes on his hands and on his arms. >> she didn't think he had a eng to do with the disappearance. >> reporter: but when detective o'brian heard about creech's scrapes, she thought about gavin smith's wounds. he needed to talk to him again. he found him in jamie serving eight years on a cocaine charge, his second conviction for dealing drugs. not exactly an upstanding citizen. could they prove he murdered gavin smith. >> he went to him. didn't ask him questions, put a picture down in front of h

please join me in welcoming duncan white and lauren kaminsky. [applause] >> there are five different kinds of microphones and father thus and i'm not sure which one we are supposed to use. so congratulations. i love we have the event on the day of your public debut. >> it's exciting. i did the interviews this morning for various radio stations around the u.s.. i'm ready for even the craziest questions. >> get ready. it early in the book you call it a biography but it's so many other things also so tell us what is the book and in general what is it? >> well the idea for the book was to try and tell a comprehensive, attempted teleconferences history of the cold war and the literary cold war and from the 1930s through the collapse of communism. the first draw ahead on the idea was their issues like censorship and repression and all these kinds of ideas. then i thought it might work better as a biography as a story that is focused on a handful of writers and the various other people they were connected with weaving through as much of the story and t

seth rogan and lauren miller. >> you two have a unique love story. >> we had the first date and played mini golf. buthen we thought let's get dessert and that's when the crazy thing happened which is when we got in a wild car accident on the 101 freeway. >> i was cool and i displayed the traits she thought in a very long time i'll marry this person. >> exactly. >> is that what you thought? >> yeah. >> we were with seth and lauren at their adults only hilarity for charity county fair to benefit alzheimer's research. >> my mom dealt with alzheimer's and she was only 55 years old. look, it's a balance, of course, to bring comedy into a disease like alzheimer's. but the truth is, like, we always say when things are so sad sometimes you just have to laugh. >> welcome back to et from the set of "blue bloods." 200th episode airs tonight on cbs. just being here gets me more hyped for tonight's premier. donnie, it is "blue bloods" friday and flash back friday. >> i'm all about no, sir tala. the. >> you r you always had, my friend, the right stuff. here's when we first met donnie wallberg. ♪ o

lauren fox is on the hill for us this morning. good morning, lauren. >> good morning, poppy. so, you know, it's full steam ahead up here on capitol hill, despite the fact that it is a congressional recess. the intelligence committee still planning on holding a series of closed door hearings this week. we expect that they will hear testimony from the intelligence community inspector general on friday. we also expect that there could be more subpoenas handed out this week. adam schiff said yesterday that he is preparing and he will ask for documents from rudy giuliani. he also said on "60 minutes" there may very well come a time where we want to hear from him directly. also there are negotiations to have the whistleblower come and testify behind closed doors. there are still some logistic concerns about how exactly you get the whistleblower to testify and you protect that person's identity. yesterday nancy pelosi held a call with her democratic caucus asking them to be very serious in how they talk about the impeachment proceedings. she also argued that public polling is changi

lauren greenfield takes us on a trip to the excesses of turbo capitalism. welcome to an empire of global madness the world of super egos still the performers brand models the rich and the celebrity want to be i really try to show people's humanity i try not to be judged mental i try to create a safe space where they can tell their stories and that i try to represent their stories true to what i've seen. sometimes disturbing sometimes grotesque and almost obscene the 150 photos in the exhibition tread a thin line between the dream and the nightmare of the endless desire for money power and luxury. 52 year old lauren greenfield has known this generation well for a long time she grew up in los angeles encountering it for the 1st time in high school. i think the thing that's on usual about my perspective ever kind of in a way counterintuitive is that it is very critical of the culture. but not very critical of the people that i see people reacting to their surroundings to their influences to different stimuli and i want to look at what that says about our cultu

lauren greenfield takes us on a trip to the excesses of turbo capitalism. welcome to an empire of global madness the world of super egos silky performers brand models the rich and the celebrity want to be i really try to show people the humanity i try not to be judged mental i try to create a safe space where they can tell their stories and that i try to represent their stories true to what i have seen. sometimes disturbing sometimes grotesque and almost obscene the 150 photos in the exhibition tread a thin line between the dream and the nightmare of the endless desire for money howard luxury. 52 year old lauren greenfield has known this generation well for a long time she grew up in los angeles encountering it for the 1st time in high school. i think the thing that i'm usual about my perspective are kind of in a way counterintuitive is that it is very critical of the culture. but not very critical of the people that i see people reacting to their surroundings to their influences to different stimuli and i want to look at what that says about culture. green