chrl cheryl breaking news this department. state department releases hillary clinton's emails ever. we are going to have the latest on the situation. good morning, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. in the market after two straight months of gains investors pin the hope on december rally. let's check u.s. stock market futures right now. up 61, s&p futures nierl up 7. >> cheryl: in paris president obama and vladimir putin meet on the sidelines to discuss a strategy for syria.

>> nicole: critical deadline to make a payment. congress taking up puerto rico's problems today, we will have the latest. >> cheryl: we will have the numbers for you. >> nicole: cleveland brown fans stunned. we will have all the highlights. welcome to fbn:am, first look at what's in today's markets and latest breaking news and what to expect ahead. >> cheryl: state department releasing a new bash of hillary clinton's e-mails and some of them related to u.s. consulate in benghazi. >> it's 5100 new prit emails. the state department redacted

329 of them because they retain classified secret information that should not have been sent under state department rules. here is one from may 2010 on iran. the administration held secret talks with iran on the nuclear deal. here is another about a call that secretary clinton had with netanyahu in 2010 and under department rules that she said she knew about any communication involving a head of state is automatically classified whether it's marked classified or not at the time. now, this one is not classified but it is interesting. it is from her daughter chelsea the night of the benghazi attack on september 2012 in response to her mother's private e-mail about them. i'm so sorry. a painful reminder of how long it took modernism to take root in the u.s.

has been reported later in their e-mailics change that night, secretary clinton wrote her back that the attack was committed by an al-qaeda-like group contradicting her official statement that it may have been caused by an antimuslim video. back to you. >> cheryl: thank you peter. >> nicole: after the new release of hillary clinton's emails donald trump slamming the democratic presidential candidate during aurally in -- >> white water. white water was no different. everybody that studied it. they did a book on it, she should have been indicted. >> nicole: before the rally, the gop runner had meetings with dozens of pastors. he had no plans to change his

approach. >> cheryl: president obama meeting with vladimir putin on the sideline in paris, after the half hour meeting saying that he and mr. obama have a shared understanding on how to move to a political settlement in syria. prime minister david cameroon says they will hold debate on whether they should launch air strikes in syria. >> it is right for us when the action we have been taking is iraq, it slunked isil territory by 30%. it set them back, it's right to extend that action to syria. >> cheryl: president obama scheduled to hold a press conference. that's going to be this morning. we will carry it live 8:45 during mornings with maria.

>> nicole: lawyers for boston marathon, federal judges will hear to held trial in another location. a local jury is not objective and sentenced to role in attack, killed three people and injured others. >> cheryl: the man on killing spree robert lewis dear made appearance, the 57-year-old man is scheduled to be charged next week. three people were killed. nine others were injured in friday's attack. >> we are all suffering from the fact that this has just happened. it happened to us and our community, we are very aware that security in any kind of

business these days is important and we may train than most people just because of who we are. >> cheryl: police records show that he was iraq -- >> nicole: take a look at stocks. nikkei, the best of the bunch and the kospi. >> cheryl: in europe taking a look at stocks there. that would be printing money. the ftse is higher by 27, dax in germany down by 26. >> nicole: take a look at u.s. stock market futures here. we had a couple of gains, dow

futures up 59 and dow up 6. >> cheryl: look at oil. not move much from a move from yesterday. enjoy the gas prices, folks. take a look at gold. 1,069 now. >> nicole: actually we are 12-year high. the dollar is stronger against the japanese yen but the euro has gained against the greenback today. >> cheryl: gain of two and a half basis points. >> nicole: all right, puerto rico facing a deadline today to make a 355 million-dollar bond payment or face possible default. puerto rico's governor says he is still deciding what to do in negotiations as the debtors continue and service predicting that puerto rico will probably default on part of that debt payment and governor padilla, the island's debt is unpayable.

congress to held a meeting on the matter. >> cheryl: drop in revenue. newspapers says up to a quarter of the business' workforce could be eliminated. more in london than here in new york. the debt is because of lower interest rates. morgan stanley posted 42% in drop versus the number they gave us a year ago and much more so than some of the rivals. >> nicole: target running into some trouble on cybermonday, shoppers trying to avoid the holiday crowds at the company's stores had to deal with traffic jams and product sellouts and some customers forced to wait in a virtual line because outages

and slow checkouts that started on thanksgiving were reported at victoria secret, foot locker and wal-mart. wal-mart saying mobile made up 70% of traffic to its website on cybermonday and nearly half of the orders were placed on a mobile device. cybermonday sales were up 14-point from a year ago on track to set a record and consumer shelling out $400 million on midnight and 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> cheryl: november used to be a slow month for car sales but numbers could show that last month set a record for u.s. auto sales. the industry is on track to sell 1.3 million new cars and truck in november, that would be the highest on record for the month of november. strong sales are likely to continue through the end of this year and the next year.

easier credit and car loans, low interest rates and yeah, lower gas prices. >> nicole: let's take a look at the headlines, wall street journal, companies shy away from spending, limited by consumer demand. global turmoil. no credit history, well your smartphone usage will do. smart phones allow lender eeción apps that correlate with repayment or default. >> cheryl: that's actually get, that's a good strategy, i like that. well, coming up in sports, it was a wild finish in monday night's football that let cleveland brown's fans stunned and baltimore ravens fans thrilled. >> that big play, you know, it's a great feeling. >> cheryl: and in basketball the golden state warriors survive a close game and new record.

on your tuesday look to go a positive open. dow pointing higher today, s&p pointing higher by 6 and a quarter. you're watching fbn:am, first look and morning markets and breaking niece. ♪ ♪ ♪

>> cheryl: let's get you caught up on global market overnight. pretty good. shanghai composite gaining, nikkei gaining, more than one and a quarter. kospi up nearly 1 and a half so it's great. >> nicole: cheryl, we had a lot going on. you had the chinese pmi at the lowest in three years. in europe banks passing the stress test.

cac and the dax down one-third of 1% but the ftse squeezing up the gain here. >> cheryl: looking pretty good on this tuesday, we lost a little bit of ground last night, we should tell you. s&p pointing higher by 5 and a quarter. >> nicole: let's take a lock at what is going on in the world of sports. a wild finish in monday night football. nfl game between ravens and the browns. cleveland lined for a 51-yard field goal attempt to win the game but the kick was blocked by defensive. 64 yards down the left side for the winning touchdown. browns lost sixth traight game and ravens are 4 and 7. held on for nba record to start the reason last night. warriors beat the utah jazz but the game tied at 101 with 51

seconds left. curry scored a 3 pointer, curry missed the 3 pointer, curry had two free throws to steal the victory. warriors have won 23 straight date -- games. illinois state and the wildcats tied at the half. wildcats 7-0. mitch geap state held the top three spots. kansas and iowa state switch places at third and fourth. >> cheryl: coming up the state department has released the largest batch of hillary clinton emails yet. nearly a 1,000, we are going to

tell you what's in those emails. gop front runner donald trump taking aim at clinton on the campaign trail. >> you know what her legacy is going to be the greatest job that she has ever done would be getting out of the e-mail scandal assuming that happens. >> cheryl: okay, president obama and vladimir putin meet on the sidelines of the paris summit talks to discus dealing with the threat of isis. we will have details on that conversation. you want to stay tune for fox business. president obama is to hold a press conference. 8:45 a.m. eastern time in mornings with maria. the dow, nasdaq, s&p pointing to a higher open. we lost a couple of three points maybe on the dow but still pointing high by 44. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning market and breaking news. ♪ ♪

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>> nicole: breaking news this morning, the state department releases largest batch of hillary clinton's emails ever. we will have the latest on that situation. good morning, i'm nicole petallides. >> cheryl: and good morning, i'm cheryl casone n. the market of two straight gains, hopes on december rally. dow looking higher by 44. s&p looking higher by 4 and a half. >> nicole: in paris president obama and blade mirror putin meet on the sidelines to discuss a strategy in syria. >> cheryl: critical deadline for puerto rico to make a debt

payment, if it doesn't it could mean second default. congress taking up puerto rico's problems today. we will have the latest for you. >> nicole: morgan stanley cut after big slurve in revenue. >> cheryl: wild finish leaves browns' fans shocked and ravens' fans thrilled. welcome to fbn:am, first look at what's moving in the markets and what to expect on your day ahead. >> nicole: state department releasing a new batch of hillary clinton emails, some of them related to 2012 attacks on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. >> it's 5100 new private emails and this time around the state

department has redacted 329 of them because they retain classified secret information that should not have been sent under state department rules. here is one from may 2010 on iran. the administration held secret talks with iran on the nuclear deal. here is another one about a call that secretary clinton had with israeli netanyahu in 2010 and under department rules that she said that any communication involving head of state is automatically is classified whether it's marked classified or not at the time. now, this one is not classified but it is interesting. it is from her daughter chelsea the night of the benghazi attacks on september 2012 in response to her mother's initial private e-mail about them. chelsea, wrote, quote, i'm so sorry about the state department officer killed in libya and on going of egypt and libya, a painful reminder of how long it took modernism to take root in

the u.s. secretary clinton wrote her back that the attack was committed by an al-qaeda-like group contradicting statement that it may have been caused by an antimuslim video. >> nicole: thank you, peter. >> cheryl: after the new release of hillary clinton's emails last night donald trump is slamming the democratic president candidate. he did that in aurally in georgia. white water, she should have been indicted. >> cheryl: gop front runner had a meeting with dozen of black

pastors, after that meeting trump said that he had no plans to change his approach. >> nicole: president obama meeting with vladimir putin on the sidelines in paris and after the half hour meeting putin saying that he and mr. obama have a shared understanding on how to move into a political settlement in syria. lawmakers in his country will hold debate tomorrow on who britain should launch air strikes in syria. >> it is right for us when the action we have taken is successful in iraq, it shrun and right to extend that action to syria. >> nicole: president obama scheduled to hold a news conference this morning. we will carry it 8:45 eastern time. >> cheryl: stocks in asia are higher today.

let's take a look at the asian markets with tracy chang. reporter for chinese state television, good morning, tracy. >> tracy: good morning, ladies, asian markets much higher today. composite gained after international fund, officially included in ims starting next october, and the news boost in hong kong, 1.8% but the newest manufacturing pmi shown yet another month of decline. in tokyo, japanese shares are seeing green as well. that is despite performance an wall street over night. nikkei gained 1.3%, exporters after the 122 level against greenback. kospi rose about 1.6% after the

parliament passed a free-trade agreement with china. >> cheryl: thank you, tracy, appreciate it. >> nicole: we saw what happened in asia. you got the big pop. basket of global currency. euro, dollar, etc. ftse higher, cac and the dax lower. >> cheryl: how is that spilling in the u.s. looking pretty good. futures are all positive. dow is pointing higher by 49. s&p pointing higher by 5 and nasdaq by a little more than ten points. >> nicole: we are talking about job cuts. cuts could be coming from morgan stanley because of a drop in revenue. newspapers says up to a quarter of the business' workforce could be eliminated. more jobs are expected to be eliminated in london than right here in new york. the debt market has been declining mainly because of

lower interest rates. 42% drop in fixed income revenue. more than than some of the rivals. >> cheryl: before you head out the door let's take a look at the tuesday forecast with fox meteorologist maria molina. good morning, maria. >> maria: we are tracking several areas of unsettled weather, northern plains where we have an ongoing winter storm bringing heavy snow in south dakota, north dakota. a more widespread region. you're looking at winter weather advisories. as we head farther east, we have heavy rain in tennessee, kentucky and farther south in mississippi. the concern is we are going to see potential flash flooding, as much as 5-inches of rain will be possible here as parts of

alabama, we will keep a close watch on that. we also have a concern for flooding and across parts of northeast, any flying in and out of major airports, we could potentially be looking at delays. cheryl and nicole, let's head over to you. >> cheryl: thank you, maria. >> nicole: coming up apple music is come to go well wireless speakers. we will tell you when and what mysterious phenomena appears to make this car levetate? what. [laughter] >> nicole: stock futures up 49, s&p up 5. you are watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> cheryl: breaking news this morning. state department releases largest batch of hillary clinton's emails ever. we are going to have the latest on that situation. good morning, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. the markets are taking a look here up to stra straight months of gain investors pin the hope in december rally. let's check u.s. stock market futures for you. dow futures up 43 and s&p up 4. >> cheryl: in paris president obama and vladimir putin meet on the sidelines of climate talks to discuss strategy for syria. >> nicole: critical deadline for puerto rico to make a debt payment, if it doesn't it could mean a second default. congress taking up puerto rico's problems today. we will have all the latest. >> cheryl: morgan stanley is set

to slash thousands of jobs after a big slump in trading revenue. we will have the numbers for you. >> nicole: in sports a wild finish in monday night football leaves brown fans stunned. we will have all the highlights. welcome to fbn:am, first look at what's moving in today's markets and what to expect on your day ahead. >> cheryl: breaking news this morning, state department releasing a new batch of hillary clinton emails and some of them are related to the 2012 attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. pieter is in washington with the details. >> 5100 new private emails. the state department has redacted 329 of them because they retain classified secret information that should not have been sent under state department rules. here is one from may 2010 on iran, here the administration held secret talks with iran on the nuclear deal.

here is another one about a call that secretary clinton had with israeli netanyahu in 2010 and under department rules that she says she knew about any communication involving a head of state is automatically classified whether it's marked classified or not at the time. now this one is not classified but it is interesting. it is from her daughter chelsea, the night of the benghazi attacks in september 2012 in response to her mother's response about them. i'm sorry so sorry about the state department officer killed in libya and angoing precariousness, a painful reminder of how long it took modernism to take root in the u.s. as has been reported later in the e-mail exchange that night, secretary clinton wrote her back that the attack was committed by an al-qaeda-like group

contradicting her statement that it might have been caused by antimuslim video. back to new york. >> cheryl: thank you, peter. >> nicole: after new release of hillary clinton's emails. donald trump, slarving the presidential candidate during aurally in georgia. >> we can't pick a woman who is totally embroiled in scandal for her whole life. white water. think of it. white water. white water was no different. everybody that studied it. they did a book on it, she should have been indicted. >> nicole: all right, before the rally yesterday, gop front runner had a meeting with dozen of black posters, use of racially red rick, he said he had no plans to change. >> cheryl: after the half hour

meeting he is saying that he and mr. obama have an understanding of political settlement in syria. british prime minister says that the law makers in his country will hold a debate tomorrow and whether britain should launch air strikes in syria. >> it is right for us, when the action we've taken has been successful in iraq, it shrunk isil territory. it set them back. it's right to extend the action to syria. >> cheryl: president obama set a news conference this for you. we will have it live during mornings with maria. >> nicole: lawyers for boston marathon bombers headed to court today to request a new trial, a federal judge will hear arguments to hear a new trial in a different location. defense has said a local jury could not be objective and he was sentenced to death in june with the role in june.

two bombs were placed, killed three people and injured more than 260 others. >> cheryl: man accused of shooting spree in planned parenthood in colorado could be charged with other crimes than first-degree murder. 57-year-old man is scheduled to be charged next week. three people were killed, nine others were injured in friday's attack. meanwhile police records show the suspect was accused of sexually assaulting a woman in secretary kerry back -- south carolina back in 1992. nicole kidman european markets are mixed after we got the bank stress test. they did pass. cac and dax pulling back. cac is down a half percent. >> cheryl: looking good this

morning. s&p is pointing higher by four and three quarters. puerto rico facing a deadline today to make a 355 million-dollar bond payment or face possible default. puerto rico's governor says he is still deciding what to do as negotiations with debtors continue. predicting that puerto rico will probably default on part of the debt payment, governor padilla said in june the island's debt isn't payable. congress is set to hold a hearing today on this matter. >> nicole: job cuts could be coming at morgan stanley. plans to slash hundreds of jobs from debt and currency division, that's because of the drop in revenue. up to a quarter of the business' workforce could be eliminated and more jobs expected to be eliminated in london, market

declined because of lower interest rates. that was actually more than some of the rivals. >> cheryl: november used to be a slow month for car sales, numbers this afternoon can show that last month set a record for u.s. autosales. the u.s. automotive industry is on track to sell more than 1.3 million new cars and trucks in no. that would be the highest on record for the month, analyst say the strong sales are likely to continue this year and the next. auto sales getting the boost from black friday deals. easier credit and car loans and lower interest rates, it's the economy and the low gas prices. you can't deny that one. >> nicole: here is a look at the headlines of wall street journal. companies shy away from spending. growth and investments limited by consumer demand. global turmoil.

get a boost from u.s. quotas and no credit history? your smartphone usage will do, allow lenders app to set patterns of behavior that correlate with repayment and default. >> cheryl: good way to look at it. >> nicole: in sports a wild finish in monday night football. baltimore raven fans were thrilled. >> you know, it's a great feeling. >> nicole: in basketball golden state warriors survive a close game. we are seeing up arrows here, dow futures up 51, s&p futures up 5 as we kick off new trading month. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪

>> nicole: let's get you caught up on the global action. all up arrows. nikkei, hang seng, kospi, all up more than 1% today. >> cheryl: that's not really trade to go europe, though. we have a mixed bag. you have the ftse up by 30, cac and dax are actually down this morning. >> nicole: part of that is german unemployment number. that's good news, i should say. dow futures up 56, s&p up 6. >> cheryl: let's take a look at the latest from the world of sports, wild finish on monday night nfl game between ravens and browns. game was tied at 27 with three seconds to go.

cleveland lined up for 51 field goal but the kick was blocked by defensive end, scooped it up and 64 yards down the left sideline for the winning touchdown. browns lost their sixth straight game and fell to 2-9, ravens are 4-7. golden state warriors held on for nba record. the warriors beat the utah jazz 106-103. curry, 3 pointer to give the worry yours the lead. 14 seconds later bring the jazz to within 1. after curry missed a three pointer, curry hit two free throws. new york rangers beat carolina 4-3, last night they continue hurricanes.

power play goals and improved 18-1-0, the rangers have won 11 straight against in madison scare guarden. >> nicole: before you head out the door let's take a look forecast with fox meteorologist maria molina. >> maria: we have winter weather across the northern plains and across the eastern u.s. we have a widespread area stretching from parts of gulf coast to mid atlantic and also now to the northeast as well. some of the areas out here specially parts of southeast, 4-6-inches of rainfall. a number of watches across portions apalachians. meanwhile out here across the northern plains, winter storm warnings in effect,

6-10-incheses of snow possible. current temperatures across the nation. it is very cold out of parts of the rockies with temperatures in the teens, colorado, utah and single digits as you head farther north in montana and wyoming, mild temperatures hold to the eastern u.s. stretching up to mid atlantic and also great lakes. let's head over to you. >> nicole: maria molina, thank you so much. >> cheryl: we will run global action before we hand it over to mornings with maria. stay with us. ♪ ♪

>> nicole: let's take a look at asian markets. you're seeing all up arrow, imf, that brings optimism across the board.

pretty much up 1%. on the european markets a mixed bag. ftse is up while cac and dax pulled back. german unemployment, that was good news and the bank stres that was good news as well. december rally, dow futures up 66, s&p up 7 and commodities here, oil up arrows. gold gaining just over 3 bucks. here is a look at currencies as we've seen the dollar around the march high, actually 12-year high. euro stronger against the dollar while yen weaker against the greenback. new, we are turning it right over to maria bartiromo and mornings with maria, good morning to you maria. >> maria: hey, there, thanks so much, nicole. good morning, i'm maria bartiromo. fox business network sandra smith, john and jp morgan

anastasia amoroso. instead of focusing on the war on isis, this coming that the uk appears to join u.s. strikes in syria. president obama taking time to meet with vladimir putin on a serious strategy. lathe this morning president obama will hold a news conference which we will carry live for you right here on the fox business network. all set up 8:45 live. that brings the total number of emails that have classified information to nearly 1,000. republican front runner donald trump wasted no time on attacking clinton following the release. >> we can't pick a woman who is totally embroiled in scandal for her whole life. white water. think of it.

white water was no different. everybody that studied it, they did a book on it, she should have been indicted. >> maria: more coming up on the impolitic cases this could have on the 2016 race. police officer out of jail after posting bond. jason left jail last night after being locked up since last week, we have more on the story as well. let's turn to markets as well. futures are indicating higher opening. we've been seeing pretty good rally last half an hour or so. dow jones industrial, preponderated to open up about 71 points. s&p also higher, a lot happening this week. investors waiting on manufacturing data and auto sales numbers as well. global risks also on capital spending, wall street journal this morning highlighting economic data of potential sign of slowdown on the horizon.