train to breaking news, a breathtaking merger between telecom and tv in the work. t-mobile and dish network in a multimillion built alex. watching dow futures this morning tumbling in triple digits as the greek bag deal deadline looms and great prime minister alexis tsipras has a 50 kilos within the site. dow futures than 100 points. i am senator smith joined by nicole petallides and laura simonetti. welcome to "fbn:am." the latest breaking news and what to expect that they had.

a major connection in the telecom industry print "the wall street journal" reporting dish network is in talks to merge with t-mobile. laurent is following the latest there. laura: the two sides are in close agreement. what the dish cofounder becoming the company's chairman and the t-mobile counterpart, john leger, would be ceo of the combined company. the country's second largest satellite tv operator at the fourth-largest carrier. sources say important questions remain unresolved like the purchase price in cash and stock used to pay for the deal. they both get something out of the possible combination. this means the spectrum and t-mobile are getting a wireless provider to actually grow their subscriber base in the first quarter. said they each get something with a deal like this. plus everybody else is merging. train to everything is changing about the way the consumer

media. laura: absolutely. may was actually the best month we've seen in years for m&a activity. 233 billing and prior to that the bubble. we have seen heavy m&a activity. transfer with media, nobody wants left out here. sandra: we will continue to bring the latest breaking details as they come in. other big stories to rush this morning. next-line funny bailout deal for grace. check out the latest tweet from prime minister alexis tsipras. one hour ago he tweet at our proposal continues to be the only realistic and construct a proposal. the discussions will continue. #-pound-sign greece. >> there is a great video where he said can you make payments on

friday. yeah, no problem. i'm not sure the e.u. folks are. an agreement with the creditors is within sight and activism make a payment tomorrow. speaking after late-night talks with senior e.u. officials in brussels. the two sides are trying to reach a compromise to prevent greece from possibly dropping out of the euro zone. ecb president mario draghi signaling a little slack in its fiscal target. it seems the folks we hear from seeing positive, especially on the greek side and this is going to go into the g7. in fact, there may be talks overnight tonight. this will likely continue. the traders, sandra, overall they are stuck in see how. also the national bank of greece was higher.

so they are batting a deal comes through. sandra: but that is something with it done. however, so much weakness in europe this morning. all down more than a 4%. in fact the cac down more than 10% with skepticism by the actual deal. nicole: you have to remember tsipras was elected on anti-asperity. if you can too much, will there be new elections in greece? the risk of another mess up their. sandra: all the weakness in europe and in the u.s. down triple digits overnight. taking a look at today's potential market moving data. in addition to stories, you'll notice a theme. it's all about jobs.

at 7:30 a.m. eastern time, monthly report on corporate layoffs from challenger gray and christmas. an hour after that, a weekly look at jobless claims. 270,000 people expected for first-time jobless benefits last week. i'd be down from the 282,000. of course this comes ahead of friday. tomorrow's a government monthly jobs report 225,000 expected to be a nonfarm payroll payroll to the unemployment rate remaining at 5.4%. also today at 8:30, final reading on first-quarter product can be expected to decline a little from the previous reading. we will be watching all of that for you. check in on this morning's market action. lots of weakness overseas. here at the u.s. stock futures. the nasdaq have been slightly positive earlier in trading, but negativity across the board as we obeyed the greek that talks to conclude the deadline tomorrow.

asian markets somewhat mixed. the nikkei trading to the upside, hang seng and singapore index down. we are now learning more about the man killed by anti-terror force in boston. the fbi says the 26-year-old has been plotting attacks against police officers for a week. fox news patricia starck has the latest on that. reporter: good morning, sandra. one is in custody in another shot dead as is and how close the alleged terrorists were to launch an attack on boston police. just one day after you saw him shot and killed by police officers, his nephew david right was charged in connection. he had been under 24 hour were surveillance for spreading propaganda online. they spoke on the phone about an imminent terror attack on american soil. he said he had just bought a military knife from what he described as a nice little tool great for carving. just hours before he was shot and killed, regime called right

to tell them he was about to go after the boys in blue. he also instructed right to destroy hezbollah and delete everything off of the computer. >> this guy required 24 sevenths surveillance. we thought the threat was severe enough that we had to approach it. reporter: police try to question him outside of the cvs where he worked, but they opened fire when they charge that had with a 10-inch knife. the attack was caught on surveillance video. the police weren't the initial target. instead, he wanted to be had to act this behind the mohammed cartoon in texas, pamela geller. she said the plan doesn't surprise her. >> it won't end with me no matter what happens to me or the cops. this is just the beginning. isis is here. islamic terrorism is here. reporter: police also searched a property in rhode island

connected to the terror plot, but they did not make any arrests. sandra: thank you for a much, patricia. death toll for the chinese ferry disaster rising to 65 after rescuers cut into the up side down whole and without passengers. the boat was carrying more than 450 people, mostly senior citizens. this could be china's deadliest maritime accidents since 1948. former rhode island governor lincoln chafee entering the race for the democratic presidential nomination. cast his ballot as an antiwar candidate post-iraq war. the former republican became an independent and join the democratic party two years ago. meanwhile, former texas governor rick perry expected to launch his presidential campaign later today in dallas. we are going to continue watching the other potential candidates to throw their hat in the ring. the strive for less cars. now to them, boring.

the google driverless cars. was there an accident? laura: another one. another self striping google car prevented. if you're keeping track, total accidents 12. google said on the son of them have been the fault of his car, but cars hitting them from behind. in a letter to the fcc, he defends the cars. over a million auto fatalities worldwide. make this a risk worth taking. 1 million miles of autonomous driving and are fully self driving prototypes is about to begin testing in her hometown. he is talking about mountain view, california. december 25 of the weird oval-shaped contraptions will be on the road in california. nicole: for the people of road rage and that would not be me

because i don't make a habit of doing anything to other drivers. how can you get mad at a bad driver? there's nobody to get mad at. i use my horn quite often. sandra: retail stocks that too sore. nba finals start tonight. get ready for staff versus lebron. what is trending in social media? barbara meghan kelley. she is number one right now. there is elected u.s. stock index futures. dow futures still 101 points. ♪ settle in and practice his big pitch. and when craig gets his pitch down pat, do you know what he becomes? great proposal! let's talk more over golf! great.

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sandra: welcome back, everybody. let's look at stock index futures this morning because we do have a significant loss on the dow futures down 108 points off the love of the overnight session. weakness across the board. more job data coming in ahead of tomorrow. also waiting on this big greek that situation and decision to be made. the deadline looming tomorrow. markets here and overseas. one discount dealer had a big after-hours move likely to be a big move when big move with the "star tribune" this morning. nicole, what is it? nicole: rally in after-hours last night jumping 7%. give an upbeat forecast for the teams more. for the current quarter into the full year. five below is the latest result would expect patients in the latest quarter. an adjusted first-quarter of 8 cents per share.

also jumping 22% from a year ago nearly $154 million. other earnings for the watch today. i wonder if we will see the same sword of rome of names. we were seeing that these teams are shopping once again a move by joseph were sienna, james smucker, navistar and diamonds is. just so you know, five below has been on the downside this year about 14%. today some shareholders will be happy to see a pop in stock. trade to what they are also in the process of building an e-commerce website which is important because the team better get on with that. thank you, nicole. sports in hockey this morning. game one of the hockey finals goes to chicago. the black -- blackrock started slow. and one for scoring the eventual

game-winning goal is still to come back. game two is saturday. the nba finals begin tonight in oakland. lebron james and cleveland cavaliers take on zachary in the golden state warriors. the two most popular mvps and basketball. james will look for his third championship in four years as they choose their fourth try at all. courier waits for the best record in the regular season. another west tonight. number seven was big in san diego last night. the padres brought the mets for seven runs on the second straight night. william g was the target. james shields threw seven strong innings to remain unbeaten at five and-0. the padres 7-3 when. boren, watching social media this morning.

laura: this is how they have trending on twitter. number one hannah montana, miley cyrus edition tape for the disney channel show was released today. i would love to see that. number two,geek pickup lines like do you.com here often. number three, megyn kelly's interview with the dugger family. we will show you the clip from last night. >> is apparent to feel like a failure when one of your kids does something wrong. if i had done more training or something else this would have happened. the truth is kids will make their own choices. and this morning's headlines, the deal that we've been talking about t-mobile and dish network. lots of talk like this saying atf -- the t-mobile deal, sorry,

could be the ultimate marriage of convenience. the walk blog away in income if you think there is a briefer than 24 hours before the deadline you haven't been to wake the last three years. i think it goes down to the wire. it's a game of chicken. #greece. laura: about nine recent americans are getting to generate strong wage growth. really interesting because there was a reason as dorothy said the reason wages are growing up is because people are willing to work more at their current wage. they are asking for more hours but not a wage. but that the demand, wages will grow up.

>> the activity number of later today as well. before you head out the door, let's get a look at your thursday forecast with fox meteorologist maria molina. what is the weekend shaping to look like? reporter: a little bit of armor across the northeast. we are waking up to temperatures in the 40s and 50s this morning and high temperatures below average as well. another cool one across parts of the northeast. during the afternoon hours of sunshine comes out and feels absolutely beautiful. we do have warmer temperatures in the 70s right now across portions of oklahoma and texas and further north across central plains. in the central plains risk for severe storms. a severe thunderstorm watch across parts of kansas, colorado and nebraska in effect until 5:00 a.m. local time. this afternoon and evening across similar areas that could

be looking at tornadoes and damaging winds and large hail from some of the storms and severe weather will continue to be possible as we had in tomorrow across some of those areas it showers and storms could. they should be isolated amounts in atlanta at the impact should be thought too much. 80 degrees and isolated showers dorms. sandra, i know most people don't like storms but i like to see them in the horizon when they do let you down. sandra: i know you do. they can be very beautiful. thank you for the good news. warm, sunny weather coming. maria molina, thank you. controversial move to satellite tv. t-mobile is in merger talks with fish. we'll have the latest on the story for you. the greek prime minister thinks a dead deal with european creditors is within sight. we'll have the latest as well as emerging markets here and overseas. check in u.s. stock futures.

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sandra: breaking news this morning. a major merger in the works. t-mobile and dish network at a multibillion-dollar deal. u.s. stock index futures lower as investors wait on comments from greek prime minister who says that dead deal is within sight. good morning, everyone. i am sandra smith joined by laura simonetti as well as nicole petallides. welcome to "fbn:am," your first

look at what is moving in today's markets and what to expect for the day ahead. there could be a major connection happening in the industry. "the wall street journal" reporting dish network and talks to merge with t-mobile u.s.a. what you have. laura: you have at&t trying to buy directv for $49 billion. charter trying to buy time warner cable in breakout $67 billion. we don't know the reported price tag of this deal, but both t-mobile and dish are valued at least $30 billion. this deal would be huge. what does it mean for customers? fewer options. that could affect pricing. that could affect services you get. everybody else is merging are trying to do. seems like it would make sense. sandra: all these telecom communications companies doing anything they can so they don't miss about him at that the next thing is.

laura: if they are all trained to fight it out. our road sent out and declined to make ledger available. will watch for the news that breaks on this very t-mobile up 42% this year. a real great performance. laura: they might be bigger than that number three carriers soon. sandra: according to "the wall street journal," this is the early stages of a deal. the formative stage, meaning this may or may not happen. we'll keep watching for everybody. make sense of progress on a bailout deal for greece. check out the latest tweets from greek prime minister alexis tsipras. he says our proposal is the only real mistake and constructive proposal. the discussions will continue. #greece. nicole, you are all over this.

nicole: both side thinks their side is the way to go. the e.u. putting together what they believe the right way. the prime minister alexis tsipras thinks it should be done. within sight, seems very confident and he's a nap is argued by some napkins. they will make their payment due tomorrow. we always knew they had enough money. speaking out late last night after he spoke with senior officials in brussels. the two sides tried to reach a compromise superbike race from going bankrupt and dropping out of the euro zone. the president mario draghi signaling rate should be given a little leeway, given a little slack on his fiscal target. we will see what happens. there is a payment due tomorrow. you will have angela merkel running the g7 over the weekend. for sure you know they are speaking about this. there are three options. leave the euro zone, came into the demand 100% or maybe some

sort of rage. the last point we discussed earlier, what if there's another election. laura: by cave-in, you name tsipras rejects further cuts to the punch in and out attacks which creditors insist is essential to getting together on budget talks. thank you very much. taking a look at today's potential market moving data you will notice a theme here. it's all about jobs. adp yesterday, challenger report today. job was claims. 7:30 a.m. eastern time to get the monthly report on corporate layoffs from challenger gray and christmas. an hour after that a look at jobless claims. 279,000 is the number to look for they are. that number would be down 282,000 the big government jobs report 225,000 is the number to

watch there. that would be the number of nonfarm payroll jobs added during the month. the unemployment rate expect it to remain at 5.4%. watching the futures market which many of us are watching the jobs report. everything happy to receive that the greek dead deal. dow futures down 107 points. the grand scheme of things is less than a percent to. point to a much lower open on wall street. european markets its weakness over there, skepticism about greek dead deal talks. ftse down 100 points. the cac and attacks in germany. nearly 2% loss there. significant losses overseas. asian markets mostly mixed. it looks like you'll be able to belly up to the bar for your taco bell burrito. laurent, what are we talking about? laura: i always wanted to grab a with you and your taco bell.

taco bell is putting on the menu. they will offer wine, alcohol free in wicker park. that is where the hipsters hang. they won the one ills, only customers who meet the food at the new taco bell will get to drinks. this location is getting a makeover. those are pictures the company gave us. working on designs they did a similar taco bells in other countries like tokyo, for instance. exposed brick, special paintings in their roles and tables. i hate communal tables. sandra: i can see this happening in wicker park in chicago. it is to be essential to artist living there. they make it: everybody pushes up the real estate prices an hour but it was to be there including taco bell. laura: two quick thoughts.

you hate community tables. very friendly, boring. this goes along the line with other companies such as chipotle. you have starbucks testing for a long time and hasn't come near my house. laura: the bougie drinks at this casual chains is not taking off. nicole: don't you go to taco bell after you've been drinking? sandra: is netflix moving to the big screen? one analyst says yes. the nba finals start tonight. in the stock market, and watching every comments coming out of greece. what greek prime minister alexis tsipras is saying what he will do. you are watching "fbn:am," and your first look at what is moving market. we'll be right back. ♪

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sandra: albright. let's take a look at commodity markets this morning as well as currency in what is moving. crude oil prices crude oil prices moving to the downside to that below $60 a barrel, a level that many on wall street are watching down four tenths of 1%. gold prices also down about $3 at 1182 an ounce.

looking at the currency market where we've seen a lot of dollars strength. mixed trading today against the u.s. dollar. at the year as higher as well as the u.k. pound, canadian dollar, mexican peso are lower. a problem for movie theaters could be good news for netflix. nicole, what is the story there? nicole: "the new york post" reports the company ceo reid hastings could and if it is an original feature by history maid service could be shown in the country's movie theaters with popcorn. get in there, watch netflix. the newspaper said that could hinge on the outcome of the federal investigation into the big three amc entertainment, cinemark and regal entertainment. the big three under investigation for allegedly keeping films from smaller chains. wall street analyst says the inquiry could pressure the movie chained to open their doors to hastings. this would be a big, big move for netflix because you are not seeing some of the bake out

tours and actresses want to be on the original programming just on netflix. what they bring in those big stars? bradley cooper, and the stone, tanning chained him. they would report easily would it take to get into movie theaters. >> they want in on it. nicole: yesterday disclosed that 600. sandra: unbelievable they are. nicole, thank you. turning to sports and hockey, if he didn't stay up last night, it was a good one. game one goes to chicago. trailing one to nothing by race past the tampa bay lightning to score goals in the third. the eventual game-winning goal to seal the combat game this saturday. lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers take on staff curry

and the golden state warriors. the two most popular and basketball. james will look for his third championship in four years as the cats chase their third title and wasted the best record in regular season. another rough night on the coast for the mets. number seven was big in san diego last night. the padres broke the mets for seven runs for the second straight night. this time pitcher dylan key was the target for seven strong innings to remain on the next seven and zero. will middlebrook drove in three runs in the padres 73. i am not big on the mets. i saw him pitch again as i read that. chicago cubs fan here. coming up, controversial t-mobile job ledger makes a move to satellite tv. t-mobile is in merger talks with dish. we will have story on that.

a great prime minister says the dead deal with creditors is within sight. he is an intriguing about it this morning. checking your stock index futures where we are seeing negative sentiment ahead of the opening on wall street. dow futures down 111 points. you are watching "fbn:am." this is your first look at market and breaking news. the ♪

sandra: breaking news this morning. a breathtaking megamerger between telecom ntt reportedly in the works. t-mobile and dish network at multibillion dollars deal talks. we'll have the latest on that. u.s. stock index futures what

you call it a great prime minister is a bad deal expected type. good morning everyone. i am senator smith joined by laura simonetti and nicole petallides are welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what is in today's market. the latest breaking news and what to expect that they had. that could be a major connection in the telecom industry. "the wall street journal" reporting dish network is in talks to merge with t-mobile u.s.a. transfer the two sides are in close agreement on what would be the combined company here. we don't know the exact price tag but we know the cofounder would become the company's chairman and his t-mobile counterpart.ledger would the ceo of the newly combined company. they do with combating the second-largest tv operator with this for largest wire carrier. the point of the story of so many stories we've seen recently is the way you and i watch content has changed forever. sandra: it certainly has.

the t-mobile ceo you've been talking about. he wears his black leather jackets when he talks. he is seen as somebody on the cutting edge of this industry. this is a really good one to watch. laura: i should note m&a activity as well. we actually had a record high of four m&a. you made the point about at&t and direct charter and time warner. it has been unbelievable and continues to keep rolling. sandra: we will keep watching and bringing you the latest breaking details. other big stories to watch her make sense of progress on the bailout deal for greece. check out the latest week coming from prime minister alexis tsipras our appraisal is the only realistic and constructive proposal. i also want to give you a heads-up about we have been on this hour, we have been watching the 10 year yield. now a 10.37%.

placing it above 11% but that is where it is right now. also traders chime in and they are watching the greek selloff in the stock market as well. so much moving on this story. nicole: that is why bring so much volatility. yesterday while we were seen with the euro and everything indicating people were believing something will happen and they will be some sort of deal. the great prime minister says an agreement with the creditors is within sight. they will make a payment due to marjah the imf. speaking after late-night talks with e.u. officials in brussels the two sides trying to infect reach a compromise to prevent greece friend possibly dropping out of the euro zone. he came out of the meeting and said no problem. we've got the payment tomorrow. he's very confident. not sure whether the folks. mario draghi signaling greece should be given a little slack

in its fiscal target. we talked about a few things and one would be about the budget surplus. how much money they have to have on hand they have to lower that to get used to greece. they need to come to a compromise. laura: the creditors want the huge pension cats. they want to up the tax code that would increase electricity tax for a lot of greeks. tsipras was elected earlier this year on anti-austerity. it is going to be difficult to see them cave in if he does. sandra: if you want to update everybody on this because there's a significant selloff happening in europe and the german market, french market, the ftse and london all tumbling in today's trading session. that is why we see a lot of this year at home as well. the cac down 2% right now. i'm getting comments coming and watching the greek stocks as well. they are down more than a couple% in trading today. they are down 35% in the last

year. saying this is a big move and continue to watch the final moments before we find out if they are able to compromise and come up with a solution. nicole: i'm not sure we will hear anything as a solution this week. it will go into the g7. you have angela merkel in vienna doing that. it is this weekend and this area, excuse me. it will continue. sandra: let's look at other market data. potential market movers all about jobs. the greek that talks and more economic news on the employment situation in this country starting at 7:30 a.m. eastern time. the method report on corporate layoffs. an hour after that it is a look at the weekly jobless claims are 279,000 is the estimate bear. that is how many are expected to have filed for first-time jobless unfit last week.

that could be done from the prior week's 282,000 of course this comes ahead of tomorrow's big government jobs report. there is the latest expectations. 225,000 jobs added last month in an employment rate expected to hold steady at 5.4%. a quick look at the future is here as we go to break. looking at stock index futures still time playing and the overnight trading session. dow futures down triple digits. down across the board following weakness in europe and overseas. fox news has now learned former florida governor jeb bush will be announcing his decision to run for president june 5th team in miami, florida, making the tabs at the republican people even deeper. jeb bush throwing his hat into the ring.

laura: i am getting excited. showtime will stream next month. that means you can totally ditch your cable bill in time for the premiere of radon is in the hot show and masters of sex. it used to be 11 bucks a month. that is more than netflix, the less than hbo now which is $15. cable, media, content companies go into the cord cutters. they're a 10 million cord cutters in the u.s. looking to save money by getting rid of the expensive tv subscription. this is big for apple and showtime for now the only stream on apple devices. all my friends, the ones who move to cut the cord and we are older. that is a millennial thing. nicole: our cable bill is ridiculous. probably over $200. tvs in every room. sandra: coming up, a a while tries to get its mojo back.

can it really ever be cool again? then, a look at what u.s. stock futures are doing a signaling the dow futures down 100 points. stay with us. ♪

sandra: welcome back, everybody. this is "fbn:am." i want to look at oil because we have this key opec meeting couple be happening where opec will decide what they are going to do about production. we have this huge global oversupply of oil, but opec is largely expected to keep production levels steady. oil prices dipping below 60 bucks a barrel yesterday. still trading below the level at

6975. also watching the currency of market. makes trading as we continue to see the overall trend for the u.s. dollar is stronger against world currencies, but it is weaker this morning for now. a a while looking to a certain audience. the cold. nicole: changes are coming to aol's website. the radical redesign will affect change the company's image for those who remember a a while for a screechy dialogue that monkey nut addresses. aol wants to attract millennialist. aol does have a huge audience thanks mainly to its video content. the company hopes to attract more readers under the age of 35 at the home page that highlights mobile and video viewing. they actually saw video viewing church. they are like a television station. he is to grow 93% over the last year. they also have "huffington post"

and tech crunch. sandra: you've got mail. anyone who has aol still, they are so proud of it. before you head out the door, let's get a look at your thursday forecast with fox meteorologist maria molina. should we grab our rain jacket out the door today or is it warmer? reporter: depends where you live. the northeast will be a chilly wind. you were at 55 in new york city, 50 in boston and 47 in caribou, maine. areas further west, looking at temperatures in the 70s this morning. the rockies also on the chilly side. 15 salt lake city and also denver. we do have storms across parts of the plains now here they could produce severe weather across portions of nebraska early this morning and as we have later today and into

tonight severe storms will be widespread for mr. parts of wyoming to parts of missouri the threat of returning as in damaging winds and large hail. by tomorrow the risk will continue out there, especially across the high plains. because of storms he could face travel issues around the center of the nation in the central plains and across the eastern u.s. and its pretty quiet as well outlast. sandra, over to you. sandra: thank you, maria. a final vote at the markets before we handed over to maria bartiromo. ♪

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>> a final check it at the markets. we need to bring this to you because dish network shares in the premarket trading session. up six facts as we had dish and t-mobile reportedly in merger

talks. this could be a huge deal. early stages, but still want to watch and market this morning. dow futures down triple digits into this morning. pointing to a much lower open on wall street down 104 points. the s&p and nasdaq also lowered in the tenure treachery. with everything happening with grace, they yielded 2.4%. i know maria bartiromo will be watching all of that with "mornings with maria." maria: sandra, thank you so much. good morning, everybody. i am maria bartiromo. it is thursday, june 4th. this hour, our own dagen mcdowell and james commits sin. we look at you guys in just a moment. ryan and the journal reporting dish networks in merger talks. this would be the latest deal in a string of consolidation across the media and telecom