>> breaking fuse this morning. era. easy money continues. federal reserve delaying rate hike because of worrieses about weak growth. i'm nicole petallides. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. janet yellen saying a rate hike likely this year. there are two more scheduled policy meetings left. we'll ask one fed watcher what he expects the fed to pull the policy trigger. s&p down one and a quarter. nasdaq down seven points. very volatile session yesterday,

nicole. nicole: look at asian stocks. shanghai, hang seng, kospi all gaining. nikkei pulling back 2%. nikkei the story. somewhat of a mixed bag this morning. lauren: how are stocks trading in europe? opened to the downside and trading to the downside. dax is down almost 2%. 1 1/2% decline in paris. ftse down 1 1/2%. nicole: chevron the best performer on the dow. crude oil is on the move. seeing it to the downside, down .75% at 46.55, lauren. lauren: show you gold prices. after the fed passed on the rate hike, investors putting their money here. $1133 a troy ounce. nicole: a lot of talk about the euro-dollar. let's see where it is. saw it pull back yesterday, gaining today against the green back. u.k. dollar, peso, all stronger

against the dollar. lauren: strength against the yen, one of the reasons the japanese stock market did not do well. yield on treasurys 2.17%. investors clearly buying safety after the if he decision yesterday. nicole: welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what is moving in today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead. we made it. welcome, everybody. as we reported the federal reserve ending a week of speculation. citing weak global economy and. traders on the floor yesterday were quick to respond to the news. >> yeah. >> federal reserve leaves interest rates unchanged. [shouting] lauren: did you hear it?

that booing. a lot of them expect ad hike yesterday. they really did. speaking later at a news conference after the statement, fed chair janet yellen said policymakers need to keep their eye on the big picture. >> we don't want to respond to market turbulence of the fed should not be responding to ups and downs of the markets. but, when there are significant financial developments, it is incumbent on us to ask ourselves what is causing them. nicole: i'm confused, are they watching the markets or not? lauren: analysts still look to the fed to raise rates by end of the year. the central bank has two more policy meetings scheduled. one for october and one mid-december. you know what? that is the holidays, nicole. will they hike rates and scare people while christmas shopping. >> that is referred to as fed speak. you know what she means by, not really sure. that is basically where we

stand, october, november, december, what happens? will they wait until next year. when will the federal reserve finally raise those rates? we'll speak right now to jeff saut. thank you for waking up, managing direct to, chief investment strategist, raymond james. he has been on with us before. sent me a note earlier in the week, where you said you had been preparing for november hike but you got mixed cues recently. now what are you thinking, jeff? >> i listen to the model. the model always said if we get rate increase it would come in november even though there is not fomc meeting. if you look historically, the fourth quarter of most years, month with highest number of rate increases was november. odds for fed rate hike for october collapsed to 17.3% from 39% and odds for deses tumbled from 43.8% from 70%.

nicole: i remember waking up january morning and fed cut rates unexpectedly. it was a crazy morning. are you implying that will have one crazy days, on one november day? >> they do not need a meeting to do anything. for six months ply model called it will be a rate ratchet, it will come in november. lauren: totally nuts. jeff, i'm very intrigued by that this is lauren simonetti are. i have another question for you. what does this do to the credibility of fed? are they scared by canada or another country in the eurozone to dial rates back? >> i think janet yellen is quite worried about the weakening gdp growth around the world. i think it's a pretty strong statement on the fact that they're worried about the world stipping back into recession. i certainly don't think that will happen but i think the fed is worried about it? nicole: how do you describe your

investment strategy, chief investment strategist? >> you have to take out rifle approach. we bout individual mutual fund and stocks last couple weeks. it was easy to -- not so easy from here. nicole: what sectors of mutual fund? >> i bought two funds bout by david king, columbia thread needles, equity income type fund. straight preferred fund run by don at destra. individual names would be things like stone more, the desk stock, tston. and jpac. nicole: jeff saut, raymond james, thank you for joining us today. all right, we'll watch for that november call. lauren: that was interesting. republican presidential frontrunner donald trump under fire for his handling of a question about muslim during town hall evicinity. trump did not correct a man who

president obama is muslim. >> white plains, amen. >> okay. >> we have a problem in this country. it is called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know is not even american. birth certificate, man. but anyway, we have training camps rolling where they want to kill us. that is my question. can we get rid of them. >> we'll look at lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that. a lot of people saying bad things are happening out there. we'll be looking at that and plenty other things. lauren: trump has been criticized for his rival carly fiorina appearance but on "hannity" last night he slammed fiorina saying she did the same. >> she was very nasty. she was running against barbara boxer. she lost in a landslide, during the run she was really horrible about barbara boxer's looks. she attacked her on her looks. and attacked meg whitman on her look.

there is a big article about it. i just read that. somebody sent it to me. carli is playing double-standard. playing the game herself. nicole: most the gop candidates including trump and fiorina will be in greenville, south carolina tonight for a heritage action forum, nicole. nicole: don't forget the trump stuff, hats, shirts flying off the shelves. get yours fast. lauren: i have two. should have brought them. nicole: fed keeping interest rates near zero citing inflation. former texas congressman ron paul on fox business yesterday strongly criticized the fed decision. >> if you have a housing bubble or bond bubble or student debt skyrocketing there is still a lot of malinvestment. that to us is inflation and distortion of the economy. nicole: well he has to have a chat with janet yellen. meanwhile during wednesday night's debate the donald trump attacked former congressman's

son kentucky senator rand paul, saying quote i never attacked him or his looks. believe me there is plenty of subject matter right there. that is what he said during the debate. here is congressman paul's reaction. >> now he is it hads home. some people say he looks a little bit like me. i might take that personally, you know or something. but you know, a lot of stuff we hear in debates and rather annoying and pretty childish what is going on. nicole: in that debate senator paul slammed trump saying voters are getting tired of former reality tv star's silliness. he called name-calling type things sophomoric, like high school. lauren: junior high. nicole: junior high. is that what he said? we all enjoy debates waiting for next one and heating up. lauren: the house is set to vote on two anti-abortion bills.

one would block federal fund for a year and inflict criminal penalties on doctors who don't try to save infants born alive during abortions. republicans hope the standing bills not linked to the budget will placate conservatives demanding a faceoff with president obama that could cause a federal shutdown. the question remains whether they accept the bills in the place of fight over funding of planned parenthood. nicole: certainly controversial topics. meanwhile hillary clinton expressing her frustration over the obama administration delay making a decision on the keystone pipeline, right? so the former secretary of state was in concord, new hampshire, last night, holding town hall meetings. >> i have been waiting for the administration to make a decision. i thought i owed them that. i worked in the administration. i started the process is supposed to lead to a decision. i can't wait too much longer. i am putting the white house on notice. i will tell you what i think

soon because i can't wait. nicole: she is holding her tongue, huh? not saying what she thinks about the keystone pipeline. but her rival bernie sanders opposes pipeline. criticized clinton for not taking position on the issue yet. lauren: she hasn't said a lot of things. look at markets. shanghai down more than 3% this week. nikkei down 2% today. a lot of strength? the yen hurting japan stock market. nicole: a lot of reactionary moves after the fed did nothing. europe is pulling back. cac is down 1.9%. the dax, by the way this is accelerated selling over last hour. dax down 2%. emerging markets take a little breather. we're watching commodities. lauren: after the crazy session yesterday, how are stocks shaping up? they're up for the week 1 1/2%. dow is down 16 points.

s today sack is down almost 10 points. come was reach ad $33 million settlement with california over privacy allegations. that comcast accidentally posted online personal information of customers who paid for unlist service. $25 million of the settlement will go to state agencies. each customer affected by the breach will get a whole $100. nicole: the u.s. reportedly set to change regulations for banned business activity in cuba. "wall street journal" says the new rules would allow telecommunications companies to open locations as well as bank accounts in cuba. they would allow american firms to set up subsidiaries between cuba and easy travel between the two countries. the obama administration is expected to announce the latest round of changes as early today. so we'll keep an eye on that. lauren: the obama administration is going back to the drawing board with the syria strategy. they are considering scrapping the effort to create a

large-scale syrian force to fight the islamic state. officials saying one plan considered would embed rebels with established kurdish and arab forces in northeastern syria. would be equipped with u.s. gear and trained to provide intelligence. and designate islamic targets in coordination with u.s. troops outside of syria. coming up in sports "thursday night football" returns with a dramatic win for the broncos. we'll have the highlights next. let's show you u.s. stock market futures after the big fed decision to do nothing claim. they're relatively flat across the board. you're watching fbam, your first look at morning markets. ♪ -- "fbn:am." it's more than the cloud.

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nicole: we'll get you caught up on global markets after the fed holds pat. softer inflation in the is, global risks, were some of the reasons they decided not to raise rates this round. nikkei and kospi pulled back almost over 2%. lauren: europe we have selling across the board. ftse down .7%. heavier selling in paris down 1.8%. dax giving up 2% in germany. nicole: greece vote on sunday. don't forget wheel watch for that and see any news on monday morning. dow down about 14. s&p down two handles had been higher two hours ago. moving to the downside now. you know what? a great week, nicole. it is friday. we'll show you the weekend. show you how commodities are doing. oil pulling back. 46.60 is the quote. gold where your money is going. up 18 bucks. nicole: euro-dollar hovering around 114 level.

major currencies against the green back all gaining this morning. lauren: yield on the 10-year treasury, 2.17%. yesterday it was 2.21%. yesterday we -- nicole: yesterday we saw utility stocks. they were searching for high dividend stocks. they snapped up the group over all. it was the top top-performing sr for the week. let's look at some of these names. american electric power, edison, gaining more than 2%. excelon, pg&e, are up. chevron and merck were the highest for the week. these are many so of the areas. lauren: with low rate environment where else will you get return on your money? politicians in japan fighting for what they believe in literally. a fight breaking out in the japanese parliament as lawmakers brawl over contentious military bill. it allows japanese troops to fight overseas for the first time since world war ii. opponents vowing to block the legislation's vote with opposition leaders storming the

chairman's bench, shouting, and throwing punches as he announced the vote. great video there. nicole: very passionate discussion i can see. all right. how do you check this out? what do you think about this? last night the atlanta braves, toronto game, it was time for the kisss kiss cam. who should pop up on the screen, former president jimmy carter and mrs. carter. the former president did give his wife a nice big smooch. mr. carter currently being treated for brain cancer. celebrated his 91st birthday. they have been married 69 years. i would feel a little shy. i'm not sure i would do that. do a little quick kiss. lauren: i would do it, nicole. nicole: i love my husband but i would be shy. lauren: that is amazing. nicole: would you kiss on the kiss cam?

a lot of people would. lauren: turning to sports, dramatic end to the first thursday night nfl game of season. 27 seconds left and game tied, denver cornerback brad roby, returned jamal charles's second fumble for a 24-yard touchdown. 31-24 win for the broncos over the chiefs. chicago cubs won three of four in pittsburgh and gained ground on pirates in the nfl wildcard. anthony rizzo start ad six-run fifth inning with his 30th homer. cubs rallied for a 9-6 victory. giants infielder had season-ending surgery after breaking his leg with a collision in the first inning. milwaukee brewer jimmy nelson

escaped serious injury, hit by side of the head by batted ball. look at that. very scary moment. nelson was taken to the hospital. tests showed he had nothing more than a bruise. kept overnight for observation. the brewers lost the game 6-3, to talk about adding insult to injury. in governor here, jason day rolling along until thunderstorms stopped the day. he was 10 under par for 11 holes when the first round about. mw championship was halted because of approaching storms. jordan speith briefly upstaged day with hole-in-one during the opening round. speith use ad 7 iron from 186 yards for the par 3 second hole for the second career pga tour ace. nicole. nicole: wow. how did he do that. i was pitcher in high school, my softball team for four years. getting hit with a ball is scary video.

lauren: republican front-runner donald trump under fire for how he handled a question at a town hall yesterday. >> we have a problem in this country. it is called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he is not even an american. lauren: what a question. we'll have trump's response next. the federal reserve holding off on raising interest rates again. so when will they make the hike? we'll tell you what market watchers are saying. that's coming up. checking stock index futures this friday morning. happy weekend, everybody. unchanged for the dow. relatively the same for the s&p. nasdaq down about five points. you're watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could

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lauren: breaking news this morning the fed holds its fire. federal reserve delaying rate hike for now due to delays about weak global growth. good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides. fed chair janet yellen saying a rate hike likely this year. saying there are two more policy meetings in 2016. jeff saut was on from raymond james. he says maybe a november meeting. lauren: let's show you stock market futures. nicole give us what is going on here? nicole: s&p is near the unchanged line. had been higher. had been lower. moving unchanged for the week. dow, nasdaq, s&p up 1 1/2% this week. lauren: the picture in asia was mostly green this friday. the shanghai up by a third of 1%. hank seng up by about the same. kospi higher by 1%. nikkei selling off 2%. lots of exporters counted, toyota, saying their stock today there is very weak yen right now

in japan. nicole: watching europe which is under pressure throughout the morning. don't forget a vote in greece for the new democracy party. we might get some news sunday night. ftse, cac, dax all to the downside. lauren: let's show you oil prices essentially flat, pushing closer to $47 a barrel, nicole. nicole: gold is a hot spot. it is up $20. we need to take a moment to notice this. i saw randgold moving higher abroad. safe haven, utilities higher. gold may be a hot spot as well. lauren: u.s. dollar trading against other major currencies. it was very flat last week and hitting a three week low. euro at 1.14. that is something to note right now. nicole: watching the 10-year treasury right now, 2.17%. lauren: welcome to "fbn:am," everybody. your first look what is moving

in today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead. nicole: we made it through, the federal reserve reporting, ending weeks of speculations leaving short-term rates unchanged, citing weak global economy, low inflation in the u.s., market turmoil. traders on floor of new york stock exchange, quick to respond to this news. >> yeah. >> federal reserve leaves interest rates unchanged. [shouting] [inaudible conversations]. nicole: you got to take this with a brain of salt, often they boo, shout, or whatever. doesn't necessarily mean one way or the other. they love to clamor over there. i certainly, a lot of guys called it right. john corpina, steven foil just to name a few.

fed chair janet yellen said policymakers need to keep their eye on the big picture. >> we don't want to respond to market turbulence. the fed should not be responding to the ups and downs of the markets. but, when there are significant financial financial developments, it is incumbent to ask ourselves what is causing them. nicole: there you go. give it up to keith bliss saying no change. many analysts look for fed to raise rates by end of the year. the fed has two more policy meetings scheduled for october and december. jon hilsenrath has been on with maria saying fed doesn't like to surprise folks. he was betting no change. he called it right. lauren: jeff said, november. we could be surprised in the end. who knows. republican presidential frontrunner donald trump under fire for his handling of a question about muslims. it was during a town hall event in new hampshire last night. trump did not correct this guy

who said, obama is a muslim. take a listen. >> white plains. amen. okay. we have a problem in this country. it is called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he is not even an american. >> we need this question -- this first question. >> but anyway, we have training camps rolling where they want to kill us. that is my question. when can we get rid of -- >> we'll look at lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that. a lot of people are saying bad things are happening out there. we'll be looking at that and plenty of other things. nicole: i would love to see the man asking the question looked like. trump has also been criticized for his comments what rival carly fiorina looks like. on "hannity" last night he slammed her saying she did the same thing. >> she was very nasty, she was running against barbara boxer. she lost in a landslide but during the run she was really

horrible about barbara boxer's looks. she attacked her on her looks. also she attacked meg whitman on her look. and there is a big article about it. so i just read that. somebody just sent it to my. carly is playing double-standard. she is playing the game herself. lauren: most of the gop candidates including trump and fiorina will be in greenville, south carolina, tonight for a heritage action forum. nicole: coming up, toy-maker mattel reveals a new barbie doll that talks to your kids using artificial intelligence. lauren: oh, baby. nicole: we'll have all the details. looking good. you're watching "fbn:am." your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

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>> let's get you caught up on global markets. fed holding steady. shanghai, kospi, unchanged. nikkei pulls back. talking about market turmoil and global risks and softer inflation in the u.s. lauren: all three indices we're watching. ftse down 1%. one 1/2 declines for the cac and dax. nicole: checking out u.s. markets. we were higher earlier. went lower. back in the green, lauren. nasdaq up nine. it has been winning week. up about 1 1/2% for all the major averages. transports and russell 2%.

lauren: look at that we'll show you some key commodities this morning, speaking of transports. they use a lot of oil. right about 47 right now. gold trading nine teen bucks to the upside. $115 as to the troy ounce. -- $1135. yield on 10-year treasury, right now 2.16%. nicole: lauren, you and i were discussing how everybody runs for utilities, they pay dividends. without a rate hike this is where we saw some clout. edison american electric power gained over 2%. excel lon and pg&e up over 1%. this was the top performing second for for the week. lauren: speaking of searching for yield, if you have money savings account or chicks account not earning half a percent of interests. cds, 1%. gee, thanks. nicole: savers have not done well.

lauren: who says toys can't talk? the new barbie doll can. mattel revealed, hello, barbie. it chatses uses artificial intelligence and wi-fi connections. hello, barbie, knows 8,000 lines of dialogue. improvises conversation with the kids as learns interest over time. barbie records what your kid says, stores it in password-protected cloud account. not on the doll but on the cloud account which is giving some parents privacy concerns. hello, bash by, can buy it in november, $57,. nicole: imaginary friends, really feels like a real friend? lauren: get her to talk by pressing her belt. nicole: like siri and barbie. gets festive unveiling two holiday-themed burgers. the fast-food chain answering the questions of trick-or-treat, selling a halloween black bun whopper. like a-1 steak sauce.

it uses a-1 steak sauce between the two black buns. lauren: that is weird. nicole: i don't know. just two weeks after mcdonald's rejected burger king offer to create a burger marrying the two fast-food chains most popular burgers in the name of peace, burger king did decide to move forward with other restaurants for the peace burger and peace outreach. five others to be exact. they will sell combo of denny's way back burgers, crystal, ingredients to offer 1500 free peace burgers made with one key ingredient from each company. whole new recipe, lauren. lauren: yeah. nicole: i did think the black burger, the black bun burger was interesting. a-1 steak sauce. people like that. >> i was looking at the other one. saw a egg on it i think. nicole: i love eggs on it. that is texas burger. lauren: is that what they call it? texas burger. republican frontrunner donald trump under fire for how he handled a question at a town

hall yesterday. >> we have a problem in this country. it is called muslims. we know our current press is one. >> right. >> you know he is not even an american. nicole: we'll have his response. federal reserve holding off hiking interest rates. when will they make the next increase? we'll tell you what the market watchers are saying out there. let's show you stock market futures this friday morning. your portfolios literally unchanged across the board. you're watching "fbn:am," first look at morning markets and breaking news. you know what? we go from unchanged to way up and way down all the time. so keep it here. ♪

nicole: breaking news this morning, era of easy money

continues and the federal reserve delays rate hike at least for now due to concerns about weak growth and few other things overseas they're worried about. good friday mornings of. i'm nicole petallides. lauren: good friday morning. i'm lauren simonetti. are two policy meetings left in 2015. we'll ask one fed watcher what he expects to central bank to do. we have the dow open up a point. s&p down one. of the nasdaq down two points. flat. nicole: for the week up about 1 1/2% on all three major averages. asian stocks, look how they're reacting to the fed leaving rates unchanged with the shanghai, and hang seng up 1/3 of 1%. nikkei pulling back 2%. lauren: all right. over in europe stocks opening sharply lower. ftse sell off off half of 1%. cac off more than 1%. dax in germany off solid 2%.

nicole: vote for government on sunday. we'll see whether syriza stays in office and the drachma on monday. crude oil prices off almost 10 cents. 46.99. chevron a great performer. lauren: after the fed passed on the hike, gold moving to upside almost 20 bucks. $1136 a troy ounce. nicole: looking at currencies, the dollar pulls back as you would expect when the fed does not raise rates. euro-dollar at $1.14. all the currencies higher against the green back this morning. lauren: this is how the yield on 10-year treasury is doing. 2.17%. nicole: welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what is moving in today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect in the day made. we've been reporting this, looking what the federal reserve said, didn't say, ending weeks of speculation by leaving short-term interest rates unchanged, no change, citing the weak global economy, low inflation in the u.s. and market

turmoil and turbulence is also playing a factor. traders on floor of new york stock exchange quick to respond as they listened to this news. >> yeah. >> federal reserve leaves interest rates unchanged. [shouting] [inaudible conversations] [booing] >> unchanged. nicole: always an energetic bunch. mixed bag, whether or not they would raise the rates or not. so, that's what we got. speaking later at news conference, fed chair yellen saying policymakers need to keep their eye on the big picture. >> we don't want to respond to market turbulence. the fed should not be responding to ups and downs of the markets, but, when there are significant financial developments, it is incumbent on us to ask ourselves what is causing them. nicole: i think that was janet yellen saying -- there has been

crazy market volatility. what is going on in china? hold off on rate hikes. that is the translation. many analysts still look for the fed to raise rates by the end of the year. central bank has two more scheduled policy meetings in october and mid-december, jeff saut, raymond james, november, not in policy meeting. lauren: we don't know. now that the fed has chosen rates to be unchanged what can we expect going forward? steve quirk, chief vice president trader group at td ameritrade. he joins us now. steve, thanks for joining us once again. >> thanks for having me. lauren: what about china? does this mean all the data coming out of beijing is more important to us here in the u.s.? >> yeah, apparently some i guess that is a little bit of a surprise to us. i thought we were concerned with our own economy and that will keep driving this decision. lauren: did janet yellen basically say that the u.s. economy stinks this. >> i don't know she said it stinks.

she said at this time there are concerns but would i say, you know, the markets gyrations i think she pointed out were a concern, it should be pointed out they're probably being caused by her lack of action or inaction. nicole: steve, earlier in the week goldman sachs has been saying basically december hike was in the picture, not the september meeting we just saw. no hike. basically saying by december you would see a better picture, better labor mark k they would be more likely to do so. now that they basically held off, i'm starting to hear 2016. why do december then? >> you know, actually i think that, i think what you're really looking for, by the way they have two more chances a meeting in six weeks. really what they're doing prolonging what we've been waiting for anyway. if you look at fed fund futures it is likely we'll get that raise before the end of, before

we get into 16. i just think they want a little clearer picture. they want to be prudent before they take action so. lauren: steve, i think we lost you a little bit there but thank you so much. >> sorry. lauren: no problem, steve. have a great weekend. >> thanks. nicole: there you go. republican presidential frontrunner donald trump under fire for his handling of a question about muslims during the town hall event in new hampshire. trump did not correct a man who said president obama is muslim. take a listen to this. >> [inaudible] white plains, amen. >> okay. >> we have a problem in this country. it is called muslims. we know our current president is one. >> right. >> you know he is not even an american. >> we need this question, first question. >> but anyway, we have training camps rolling where they want to kill us. that's my question.

when can we get rid of them. >> we'll be looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that. a lot of people are saying bad things are happening out there. we'll be looking at that and plenty of other things. nicole: donald trump taking time to field a whole slew of questions. also been criticized for comment about his rival carly fiorina's appearance but on "hannity" last night he slammed fee reason, look, she did the same thing. >> she was very nasty, she was running against barba boxer. she lost in a landslide, but during the run she was really horrible about barbara boxer's looks. she attacked her on her looks. also she attacked meg whitman on her look. and there is a big article about it. so i just read that. somebody just sent it to me. carly is playing double-standard. she is playing the game herself. nicole: happy to receive the article to give fodder there. most candidates including trump and carly fiorina will be in greenville, south carolina,

tonight for a heritage action forum. lauren: on the other side, hillary clinton expressing her frustration over the obama administration's delay on making a decision on the keystone xl pipeline. the former secretary of state was in concord, new hampshire, last night having a town hall meeting and this is what she said. >> i have been waiting for the administration to make a decision. i thought i owed them that. i worked in the administration. i started the process that is supposed to lead to decision. i can't wait too much longer. i'm putting the white house on notice i will tell you what i think soon because i can't wait. lauren: well, mrs. clinton, please do. her rival senator bernie sanders opposes pipeline. he has criticized clinton for not taking a position on the issue. nicole: she says she will soon. so we'll see. cablevision's new boss is sharpening his blade. we talked about the story yesterday. now we're moving it forward because the french billionaire singling out the company's top

paid managers saying cablevision has quote, mainly layers of highly-paid people. he also says, quote, i don't like to pay salaries. around quote, i pay as little as i can. now draghi, earned a reputation for ruthless cost cutting. lauren, when you talk about him, he is billionaire businessman. comes in, steps in, $17.7 billion takeover the cablevision. we talked about this, cablevision, news day, seven regional stations but he is ruthless. coming in tough on cablevision. we'll see. lauren: coming up on sports "thursday night football" returns with a dramatic win for the broncos. highlights next. you're watching "fbn:am," first look at morning markets and breaking news. hi my name is tom.

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nicole: welcome back "fbn:am," turning to sports. dramatic ending to last night's. [fl game. 27 seconds left. roby returned a second fumble by jamal charles for a 27-yard touchdown. broncos with a 34-27 comeback win. peyton manning threw 256 yards, three touchdowns. did you have him in fantasy football? you're a winner. 11th ranked cardinals stayed within reach of clemson long enough for a last shot at a win. kyle bowlen's desser is operation pass interception in the final seconds. lauren: i was watching that video intently. we'll be right back, everybody. ♪

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europe is under pressure. particularly with the cac and dax accelerating to the downside. dax down 2 1/2%. don't forget there is big vote in greece on sunday. we'll watch for that. u.s. stock index futures have been trending over unchanged line throughout this morning. s&p down five handles right now. for the week, win being week up 1 1/2%, for all three major averages. russell and transports about 2% commodities. gold a big story today, up almost $20. 1136 a troy ounce. oil is now 46, almost $47. basket of currencies all higher against the green back after the fed leaves rates unchanged, citing market turbulence. obviously global growth picture waning with china in the story and inflation here at home being tame. you saw the 10-year bond there as we toss it over to maria bartiromo. she will definitely into all of this. she has the greatest guests. good morning to you. maria: nicole, thanks so much. hi, everybody, happy friday,

good morning to you, i'm maria bartiromo. it is 6:00 on the east coast. we have the merrill lynch head of u.s. equity strategy. kevin dib any, beacon crest capital chief investment officer and jo ling kent. no change on the federal reserve on interest rates. fed chair janet yellen saying fed bank was not ready to make the move because of recent volatility in the global markets and emerging economies impact on u.s. most fed officials still believe the first fed increase will come later this year. the concern for many is the labor market, particularly the participation rate. here is what yellen said about that. >> we expect the unemployment rate to fall slightly or at least participant project it will fall slightly below that level. as that occurs, we would expect labor force participation, the six call