>> we're going to support each other and stand up and not let the bad guys win. nicole: breaking news this morning. mourners in san bernardino hold a candlelight vigil overnight. authorities say the suspects built more than a dozen pipe bombs. they stockpiled thousands of rounds of ammunition. good morning i'm nicole petallides. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. the jobs report could lock in a december interest rate hike. check out stock market futures before the opening bell. we're pointing higher open.

we lost 260 yesterday. but pointing to higher open by 62. nicole: whether the cartel in vienna will cut oil price is. cheryl: wild night in sports. green bay packers win on last minute hail mary pass. major upset for number one team in college basketball you will. welcome to "fbn:am," latest look in markets and breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead. nicole: the breaking news this morning, authorities look for a man who bought two rifles used in the shooting massacre in san bernardino, call. they say that syed farook were in contact with known islamic extremists in the social world. they released names of the people who died. counsel sin of the an nfl player. eight men and sick women range

in age from 26 to 60. our thoughts and prayers for the family. cheryl: we went to go out to california live. jeff flock has latest in san bernardino with the latest and overnight developments we need to know about. good morning, jeff. reporter: number of overnight developments, cheryl and nicole. i can tell you as the crime scene remains there behind me there is mounting evidence behind me, and evidence gathered overnight this was not simply a spontaneous response to a work place problem but was in fact a planned terror attack. we have fresh pictures for you this morning of the arsenal that was compiled by the two suspected perpetrators of this crime. it includes as you said a dozen pipe bombs. essentially what authorities refer to as a bomb-making factory. a lot of makings for a lot more bombs as well as literally thousands of rounds of

ammunition. 5,000 or more bullets found in the home as well. in addition we her for the first time last night from the first responder on the scene. that is to is say the first pole officer that made into it building in the dark behind me. he is lieutenant in the san bernardino police department named mike madden. he spoke to the reporters of what he called unspeakable carnage. >> i'll tell you, it was something all they we train for it, something that you're never actually prepared for. it was unspeakable. the carnage that we were seeing. number of people who were injured and unfortunately already dead. and the pure panic on the face of those individuals that were still in need, needing to be safe. reporter: lieutenant madden telling us also that the at first when the police entered, the victims were reticent to

even come to the police. took them a while to convince them, okay, we're on your side. it is okay to come out. eventually they did. as we said mounting evidence this morning that this was a planned terror attack. we should make mention though there was initial report that the perpetrators were wearing gopro cameras. according to police authorities there was no evidence they were wearing gopros but certainly evidence of a lot of other tactical gear they possessed and were wearing. the investigation continues. they said at this point they're not ready to make determination this in fact was terrorist act. cheryl: that gopro news big story overnight. jeff flock, thank you, live out in san bernardino. nicole: president obama paying tribute to shooting victims as he lights up the national christmas tree. >> this is of course the most wonderful time of the year but we would be remiss not to take a

moment to remember our fellow americans whose hearts are heavy tonight. who grief for loved ones especially in san bernardino, california. nicole: earlier the president said there may be mixed motives involved in the massacre. >> it is possible that this was terrorist-related but we don't know. it is also possible that this was workplace related. nicole: police say the shooters had more than 3,000 rounds of ammunition at their home, 12 pipe bombs and hundreds of tools that could be used to make bombs. cheryl: ied factory they were calling it yesterday. well, from the reactions from republican presidential candidates they were swift and strong. >> we have a president that doesn't know what he's doing. i think perhaps you could actually say hard to believe that we have somebody that is incompetent. he wasn't meant for the position you about he is there.

>> we have to go after isis both here at home and around the world because what's happening every target in america will now be a target. if a developmental center in san bernardino is a target, any place in america is target. >> first impulsive rather than talking about gun control is make sure we protect the homeland and last week the metadata program was ended on november 30th. i think it ought to be restored. >> this is the cost of people being shouted down because they express an opinion that the left-wing doesn't like. this is what happens. people stop talking. and we can not stop talking. we can't stop speaking the truth and we can't stop saying something if we see something. cheryl: meanwhile a day after the shooting rampage in san bernardino the senate voted against expanding background checks for gun purchases. the measure would require background checks for gun purchases online and at gun shows. currently checks are only

required for transactions from licensed gun dealers. nicole: republican presidential candidate donald trump repeatedly invoked stereotypes about jewish people during a speech to republican jewish coalition meeting. >> is there anybody that doesn't renegotiate deals this room? this room negotiates. i want -- perhaps more than any room i have ever spoken. [laughter] maybe more. okay. nicole: trump also said he knew the crowd must want to give him money but he doesn't want their money. defense secretary ash carter rejecting requests from the marine corps to keep front line jobs available to men only. the pentagon chief ordering the military to order all combat jobs to women. >> there will be no exceptions. this means that as long as they qualify and meet the standards,

women will not be able to can contribute to our mission in ways they could not before. cheryl: secretary carter giving military 30 days to submit plans for this historic change. nicole: market action overnight after yesterday's move on ecb. we're waiting on jobs report. shanghai composite up four days in a row. pulling down 1 1/2% anneke kay down 2%. down arrows across the board. cheryl: look at europe after the big news from mario draghi yesterday and stimulus they got from the ecb. that actually hurt u.s. markets and hurt european markets yesterday. they're down today. ftse is down 21 points. cac and germany as well. nicole: look at here at home. it has been a down week on wall street. s&p futures up over seven and nasdaq futures up 14. cheryl: well, investors are bracing for the most closely-watched economic report of the month. that is the november jobs

report. this will be the last key piece of economic data before the federal reserve decides whether to raise short-term interest rates this month for the first time in nearly a decade. fed chair janet yellen suggested this week she is ready to race rates because the u.s. economy is improving. here are the numbers. economist look for non-farm payrolls to increase by 200,000 in november and the unemployment rate to hold steady at 5%. maria bartiromo will have complete coverage with her special jobs in america report guns today at 8:00 a.m. eastern time right here on fox business. nicole: bring on the jobs. we love them. traders also monitoring today's opec meeting in vienna. we've been waiting for this one. the cartel is expected to maintain the output favored by influential members such as saudi arabia despite a plunge of oil prices to near seven-year lows. saudi arabia telling other members it has no intention floating a proposal to cutout put. opec pumps out nearly 1/3 of the

world's oil. let's see what oil is doing now. 41.54. cheryl: it dipped below 40 this week. that was big news. get this, 2015 is the biggest year ever for mergers and acquisitions. a slew of smaller takeovers announced yesterday pushed the year into the record books. more than 100 deals announced for over $4.3 trillion in global m&a volume. deals in the u.s., health care and technology industries already hitting records this year. largest health care transaction and second biggest on record was announced last month that was pfizer's $150 billion merger with allergan. nicole: sabmiller with anheuser-busch inbev. certainly was a busy one. money keeps pouring in for uber-technologies. sources say the hailing cab company has raised $2.1 billion in its latest round of funding

that could value it as high as $64 billion. lead investors said to include tiger global capital management and t. rowe price. the latest round will allow uber to push into china and other asian markets as well. cheryl: lifts getting into the game. here are today's headlines in today's edition of "wall street journal." the first one avon in talks to sell their north american business. another one, jury convicts former massey ceo, big news. puny vision poe posed its ipo. cited lackluster media performance in media stocks expected in 2015, nicole. a lot of folks are disappointed they can't get to that one. nicole: california governor jerry brown seeking to reassure his state's residents. >> when it comes to people engage in these kind of vicious, brutal acts we'll spare nothing in bringing them to justice and

protecting the people along the way. nicole: we will have live reports of latest from san bernardino. we'll also check latest sports. the green bay packers win on a last second hail mary during last night's football game. number one team in college basketball was upset. details on wild night in sports coming up. down week on wall street. bait waiting on payrolls. you're watching "fbn:am," first look at morning markets and breaking news.

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>> they were actually working out in the garage. she was kind of suspicious and was, wanted to report the but she didn't want to profile.

>> this is the cost of people being shouted down because they express an opinion that the the left-wing doesn't like. this is what happens. cheryl: gop presidential candidate carly fiorina reacting to the horrific shooting in california. nicole: that's right. we do have more breaking news for you. authorities are looking for a man who bought two rifles used in shooting massacre in san bernardino, california. an intelligence official saying syed farook had been in contact with known islammist extremists on social media. police released names of those who died. the victims include a young father of six, the cousin much an nfl player, a community worker dressed up as "the santa clause.." eight victims, six men, two women 28 to 60. cheryl: tragedy in the world of rock music. former stone temple pilots frontman, scott we will land has

died. ♪ the thinger was found dead in his tour bus before the latest band, scott weiland and the wilds about in minnesota. no cause of death has been given. the rocker struggled with drug abuse issues for year. dead at the young age of 48. nicole: that's too young. let's look at latest from world of sports. green bay packers took down detroit lions 27-23 with a hail mary. the lions were called for a face mask penalty which gave packers one more shot. rogers hit a 61-yard pass between richard rogers.

richard rogers father was part of that last second miracle. he through two laterals on the fame must band of sanford and california in 1982. ucla bruins upset kentucky wildcats by a score of 87-77. this is the first victory against a ranked team. kentucky had the worst shooting percentage much the season at 38%. dwyane wade and miami heat won back and forth thriller against the oklahoma city thunder 97-95. wade put up four points in the last 30 section of game. russell westbrook and kevin durant missed crucial 3-point shots. it had 11 ties and lead changes, most in the nba season that must have been a real nail-biter. obviously exciting game until the very end. cheryl: that is always good and exciting. we love it.

the first "game of thrones" teaser for season 6 is here. if you are not caught up. this is spoiler alert. turn away from the television. if you're caught up on the season, go ahead and watch this. >> the past is already written. the ink is dry. ♪ cheryl: the voice you heard is the new voice of the three-eyed raven played by max von sydow. brandon stark making return from season five hiatus, what will happen with john snow? he is on the posters. add that one up. anyway, the show returns in april. obsessed with that throw. nicole: they are. coming up gop candidates reacting to the mass shootings in california. >> if a developmental center in san bernardino is a target, any place in america is now a target.

nicole: we'll have more reaction and live report from san bernardino with the latest on the hunt for a motive. investors meanwhile focusing on the latest jobs report as well. it could seal the deal for higher interest rates on everything from car payments to mortgages. dow futures up 48. s&p futures up six. we're waiting for payrolls and opec. you're watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

>> we'll support each other and

stand up and not let the bad guys win. cheryl: breaking news as mourners in san bernardino hold a candlelight vigil overnight. the suspects built more than a dozen pipe bombs and stockpiled thousands of rounds of ammunition. we'll have a live report from san bernardino with all latest details developing overnight. good morning, everyone i'm cheryl casone. nicole: i'm nicole petallides. investors focus on the latest jobs report that could lock in a december interest rate hike possibly? let's check out the stock market futures this morning. after selloff we saw yesterday throughout the week, dow futures up 49. s&p futures up six. cheryl: investors watch the opec meeting in vienna and whether the cartel will cut oil prices. nicole: it was a wild night in sports. the green bay packers win on last second hail mary pass. a major upset for the number one team in college basketball. we'll have all the highlights

for you. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets an breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead. cheryl: breaking news this morning authorities are looking for a man who bought two rifles used in a shooting massacre in san bernardino, california. intelligence officials said syed farook was in contact with known islamic extremists on social media. police released names of those who died. the victims include a young father of six and cousin of an nfl player and a community worker who dressed up as santa claus. the victims, eight men, six women, ranging in age from 26 to 60. nicole: innocent people, law-abiding citizens. for more on this we'll go over to jeff flock. he is live in san bernardino giving us latest, jeff. when we talk about innocent people now, he comes back into this party, obviously in full military gear. tell us more, jeff. reporter: and now to have the names and the pictures of those

victims really brings it home. i tell you, a lot of fresh developments overnight. one thing hasn't changed. if you look over nye shoulder at inland regional center in the parking lot. those are pictures of vehicles inside that people have not claimed them. we're getting fresh details what happened. between 70 and 80 people were present. they were members of the department department of health who were in training session and transitioning to a christmas party we're told when the shooting broke out. we're told by authorities that between 65 and5 shots were fired by the perpetrators. and of the 21 injured, 18 we are told were county employees. 14 dead, a dozen of those were county health department employees, coworkers. syed farook. you mentioned those guns and search for whoever bought two of the guns, two of them were purchased by mr. farook apparently.

those were the handguns. the long guns however apparently were purchased legally but by someone else. at this point we don't know who that is. the details just keep coming. we'll continue to watch it all morning. nicole, cheryl. nicole: jeff, i know you will bring us all details as they get more on the investigation. jeff flock in san bernardino, california. cheryl: let's get you caught up on global market action overnight. you missed a lot. look what happened in asia overnight actually. big losses for the shanghai index followed a week for that market down 1.67%. hang seng down traction. some hits there overnight. nicole: dax dropped most since september. ecb cut rates but didn't expand the bond-buying program so that was a little disappointing. more down arrows here. cac down half of one percent. ftse down 1/3 of 1%.

cheryl: here we are, it is jobs friday. want to look at u.s. stock market futures ahead of the big report that comes out this morning. dow is higher by 54 points in the premarket. nicole: cheryl mentioned the jobs, that is what investors are bracing for, most closely-watched economic report of the month, the november jobs report. this is the last key piece of economic data before the federal reserve decides whether or not to raise those short-term interest rates this month for first time in nearly a decade. fed chair janet yellen has suggested this week she is ready to raise rates because the u.s. economy is improving. speaking yesterday before congress, yellen said the economy needs to add fewer than 100,000 jobs a month to sustain the labor market. now economists are looking for non-farm payrolls to increase by 200,000 in november and unemployment rate to hold steady at 5%. maria bartiromo will have complete coverage with her special jobs in america report beginning 8:00 a.m. eastern time. they will look at hourly wages, the labor force participation

rate, are people frustrated or finally getting out to try to look for jobs again? these are the things. not just one number. have to delve into what it is all about. cheryl: maria will that on her show coming up. coming up here, stay with us we'll have a live report from san bernardino as authorities hunt for a motive after they found what they describe as a bomb factory in the suspect's home. we'll look at markets for you after yesterday's big huge hit on the stock market. 252 was lost on the dow. investors are focused on the latest jobs report that nicole was talking about. we'll give you numbers. you're watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

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nicole: cheryl: before you head out the door let's look at your fox future forecast with maria molina. >> hi, everybody at home. we're tracking unsettled weather throughout the day. it will continue across the areas throughout this weekend. if you live anywhere like washington state, oregon, california, expect wet weather and amounts of snow. we could see one to two feet of snow across places like cascades and a lot of snow across the sierras. we have number of winter storm warnings in effect and winter

advisories through california and parts of western montana. look at future radar, we'll have a lot of break in the rain later today. later this weekend, saturday into sunday our storm system arrives with more heavy rain and amounts of snow. we're talking about potentially three inches of rain along coastal areas and i mentioned significant snowfall across parts of the northwestern u.s. we'll keep you updated. it will be very active out there even through next week. let's head over to you, cheryl and nicole. cheryl: the skiers will be happy outwest, maria. >> exactly. cheryl: thank you. nicole: here are headlines from "wall street journal" today. avon in talks to sell its north american business. also, jury convict as former massey ceo, that is an energy story. univision postpones its ipo, the company citing lackluster recent performance of media company stocks. so they have to postpone the ipo. got to wait until the time is right. cheryl: big news.

that is rare to postpone an eye poe in the market. coming up gop candidates reacting to the mass shootings in california. >> if a developmental center in san bernardino is a target, any place in america is now a target. cheryl: that was chris christie. we'll have more reaction and live reports from san bernardino with the latest on the hunt for a motive. also, we're looking at markets. investors really focus on latest jobs report. could seal the deal for higher interest rate on everything from your car payment to your mortgage. checking u.s. stock index futures as we go to break. look at dow, nasdaq, zap, higher by before the report. you're watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

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other. we're going to stand up and not let the bad guys win. nicole: breaking news this morning, mourners in san bernardino hold a candlelight vigil overnight as authorities hunt for a motive behind the mass killings. authorities say the suspects built more than a dozen pipe bombs and stockpiled thousands of rounds of ammunition. we will have a live report from san bernardino with the latest. good morning, i'm nicole petallides. cheryl: and good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. investors meanwhile are focusing on latest jobs report that could lock in a december interest rate hike. checking u.s. stock market futures, ahead of that report, dow, s&p, all heading up prior to the report. nicole: investors watching the opec meeting in vienna and whether or not the cartel will cut production to lift oil prices. cheryl: and a wild night in sports. really wild. the green bay packers won on a last-second hail mary pass. also, there was a major upset

for the number one team in college basketball. we'll have those highlights. welcome to fbna, your first look at what is moving in today's markets. we have latest breaking news and what to expect for your day ahead. nicole: we do have breaking news this morning. authorities are looking for a man who bought weapons used in the shooting massacre in san bernardino, california. intelligence officials say syed farook had been in contact with known islamic extremists on social media. meanwhile the police releases names of all of those who died. victims include a young father of six, cousin of an nfl player and a community worker who dressed up as santa claus. victims, eight men and six women range in the ages between 20 six and 60. cheryl: for more on this, we want to bring in fox news's will carr. he is live once again this morn for oust out of san bernardino, california, with all the overnight developments. catch us up on everything, will? reporter: well, cheryl, this is a community that is mourning

this morning. families are absolutely devastated after 14 innocent lives have been lost. the corner yesterday -- coroner yesterday releasing victims. sara claiborne, always smiling. robert adams, married his high school sweetheart. juan espinoza. michael wet-zel. isaac amanios, father of three. harry bowman. at the same time the community is praising police response as we learn how much firepower the suspects had. authorities releasing pictures of guns. they're looking for the person who bought the ar-15s which syed used to fire in the gunbattle.

malik fired from the back of suv. they had 14 pie bombs in their home nearby. authorities say they were ready to do damage. we're hearing from first-responders. lieutenant mike madden was first one to go inside of the inland regional center. he said the carnage was surreal. even with training it was a scene nobody was prepared for. >> it was unspeakable the carnage that we were seeing. number of people already injured and unfortunately already dead. the pure panic on face of individuals still in need and needing to be safe. reporter: while this community is mourning the lives lost they're also wondering how two members of the community, farook and malik, killed so many. restaurant across from our hotel, we mentioned farook was a health inspector. the restaurant realized he

inspected them gave them an "a" grade. once they realized it was him, they ended up taking the grade off the wall. cheryl? cheryl: will carr in san bernardino, california. thank you, will. nicole: president obama paying tribute to the shooting victims as he lights up the national christmas tree. >> this is of course the most wonderful time of the year but we would be remiss not to take a moment to remember our fellow americans whose hearts are heavy tonight, who grief for loved ones especially in san bernardino, california. nicole: earlier the president said there may be mixed motives involved in the massacre. >> it is possible that this was terrorist-related. but we don't know. it is also possible that this was workplace related. nicole: police say the shooters had more than three thousand rounds of ammunition at their

home, 12 pipe bombs and hundreds of tools that could be used to make bombs. cheryl: well the reactions from republican presidential candidates were swift and strong. >> we have a president that doesn't know what he's doing. i think perhaps you could actually say, hard to believe, but we have somebody that's incompetent. he wasn't meant for the position but he's there. >> we have to go after isis both here at home and around the world because what's happening is every target in america is now going to be a target. if a developmental center in san bernardino is a target, any place in america is now a target. >> the first impulse i would have rather than talking about gun control is to make sure that we protect the homeland, and last week, the metadata program was ended on november 30th. i think it ought to be restored. cheryl: also a comment from ted cruz. he said that the shooting shows that the u.s. is quote, at a time of war, end quote.

nicole: republican presidential candidate donald trump repeatedly invoked stereotypes about jewish people during a speech at a republican jewish coalition meeting. >> is there anybody that doesn't renegotiate deals in this room. this room negotiates -- [laughter]. perhaps more than any room i've ever spoken. [laughter] [applause] maybe more. okay. nicole: trump also said he knew the crowd must want to give him some money but he doesn't want their money. cheryl: let's get you caught up on global market action overnight. look at asia's market. it was a rough night for shanghai and japanese markets, both those markets, 1.7% on shanghai, but nikkei lost more than 2%. kospi down a fraction. nicole: look at europe after comment from yesterday. we had ecb move. cac down half a percent. dacs at biggest selloff since

the summer. down a quarter of 1% now. cheryl: after the dow lost 252 points yesterday, the dow pointing higher today by 62 points. s&p pointing higher by 8. nicole: investors are bracings for the most closely-watched economic report of the month. we're talking about the november jobs report. this will be the last key piece of economic data before the federal reserve decides whether to raise short-term interest rates this month for the first time in nearly a decade. fed chair janet yellen has suggested this week she is ready to raise rates because the u.s. economy is improving. speaking before congress, yellen says the economy needs to add fewer than 100,000 jobs a month to sustain the labor market. hmmm. economists look for non-farm payrolls to increase by 200,000 in november. unemployment rate to hold steady at 5%. our own maria bartiromo will have complete coverage of the jobs report in america.

begin beginning 8:00 a.m. eastern time. look at jobs report, labor force participation rate, hourly wages, that's what people want to look at. cheryl: coming up, everyone, california governor jerry brown seeking to reassure his state's resident. >> when it comes to people who engage in these kind of vicious, brutal acts we'll spare nothing bringing them to justice and protecting people along the way. cheryl: we will have a live report with the latest from san bernardino. also would i want to take a look what's happening in sports as the weekend approaches. the green bay packers won on a last-second hail mary during "thursday night football." also in college basketball, big upset. we'll have the details. it was a wild night in sports. we'll bring you details coming up in sports. checking stock indeck futures as we go to the break. dow pointing higher by 72 points. moving a little higher in the premarket for all your major averages.

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>> they were actually doing a work out in the garage. she was kind of suspicious and, wanted to report it but said she didn't want to profile. >> this is the cost of people being shouted down because they express an opinion that the left-wing doesn't like. this is what happens. cheryl: that was reaction from gop presidential hopeful carly fiorina. nicole: we have more breaking news this morning. authorities are looking for a man who bought weapons used in the shooting massacre in

san bernardino, california. an intelligence official saying syed farook had been in contact with known islammist extremists on social media. meanwhile police releasing the names of those who died. the victims include a young father of six children and cousin of an nfl player. also a community worker who dressed up as a santa claus. the list goes on. victims, eight men, six women. they range in age from 26 to 60. cheryl: let's switch gears here for just a moment. you have to get some sports in your coffee today because look at this. the green bay packers took down the detroit lions, 27-23 on a last-second hail mary. the play before the hail mary the lions were called for a face mask penalty as time expired which gave the packers one more shot. rogers connected with richard rogers on a 61-yard pass and catch between two university of california alumni. both of them, get this, richard

rogers father was part after last-second miracle. he threw two laterals during the famous call band on the field in 1982 where california beat stanford 25-20. all in the family. big night. number one college team in basketball has lost. ucla bruins beat kentucky. first victory over a number one team since 2003 when they beat arizona in overtime. it was bittersweet night for patrick cain and chicago blackhawks. he had a goal and added two assists to tie bobby hull's scoring streak set back in the 71-72 season. kane will look to break the record at home on sunday against the winnipeg jets.

nicole: familiar face will grace the front cover of "playboy"'s final nude issue. pamela anderson. she will feature record 13th time after the magazine announced in october it will no longer shop pictures of nude women. it goes back to showing marilyn monroe back in 1953. i'm sure she is honored. cheryl: looks great for her age. she is not young. you go, pam. look at the weekend forecast. somebody else is looking great this morning. fox meteorologist, maria molina. >> thanks so much, good morning, cheryl and nicole. we're tracking a massive storm system out west bringing in areas of rain and mountain snow and pretty heavy at times. we could look as much as one to two feet of snow across the cascades next couple days. it is very active weather pattern out west. parts of montana and there will

be winter advisories and storm warnings. there is a break in a lot of moisture come being down as we head into the overnight hours. by next saturday a storm bringing in more of the same, rain and mountain snow. let's head over to you. cheryl: maria molina, thank you so much. coming up we'll run down market action before we hand it over to "mornings with maria." stay with us. ♪ jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear

from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message.

nicole: after four days of gains shanghai composite down 1.7%. nikkei was down 2%. all down arose across the board. looking at europe a day after the ecb decision, losses there as well. u.s. stock index futures ahead of jobs report, up across the board, about 1/3 of 1%. right now it is time for maria bartiromo. "mornings with maria" begin right now. good morning, maria. maria: nicole, thanks so much. happy friday. good morning to you. i'm maria bartiromo.

it is friday december 4th. with me fox business network's dagen mcdowell, kevin kelly and monster worldwide's joanie courtney. top stories at 6 a.m. on east coast, including latest developments out of san bernardino this morning, law enforcement officials are exploring links to terrorism but we still do not have a known motive. a search of the suspect's home uncovering a dozen bombs, bomb-making material and thousands of rounds of ammunition, pretty extraordinary. this comes as we learn the names of the 14 victims that were killed. thousands of people attending a candlelight vigil in san bernardino. we'll have a live report from the seen coming up in the program. top story of the markets, november jobs report of course after the disappointment from the ecb. we expect 200,000 jobs added to the economy with the unemployment rate holding steady at 5%. we have full coverage with the jobs number coming up with our special coverage. checking markets ahead of

numbers we have bounce back after sharp selling yesterday. dow jones industrial average expected to open up 75 points. it is largely about the jobs report that will set the tone as it is two weeks before the next federal reserve meeting. in europe weakness underway, pretty much across the board, extending losses on disappointment over mario draghi and european central bank's action over not enough action. sharp losses following selloff in the u.s. as nikkei and shanghai composite hit hardest. nikkei down better than 2%. shanghai composite down 1 and 2/3%. opec is meeting in important meeting as we've been anticipating all week. there is a debate over members of opec whether they will cut production amid recent decline in oil production. where does saudi arabia sand on that as well. uber getting even larger. "the wall street journal" reporting that the company's latest round of funding could