stuart: paul ryan says he is not ready to endorsed donald trump yet. trump heading to capitol hill. good morning, i am nicole pedallides. lauren: i am lauren simonetti. breaking this morning to report in the hillary clinton email scandal the fbi has interviewed clinton top aides, we have the latest developments. nicole: investors anxiously await the april jobs report due out this morning and could determine the direction of interest rates going forward. let's check out stock market futures, dow futures very much wait and see mode, down 5, the

s&p is virtually flat down a 12:45 point. nicole: investors in japan returning from a three day holiday and still selling. the nikkei index sliding a quarter a 12:45%. in china the shanghai composite sliding 2.7%. lauren: after two days of gains let's check oil, $44.27 down 0.1%. nicole: the raging fire in canada burning an area the size of new york city as canadian officials begin airlifting people to safety. lauren: the shares rocket after charlie gasparino reported the government is close to ending its investigation. nicole: a triple overtime thriller in the hockey playoffs, the game ended a few hours ago. find out who came out on top at the kentucky derby.

we have the odds on favorite to win. nicole: it is 5:01 am, friday, may 6th. your first look at what is moving into the markets, the latest breaking news, what to expect for the day ahead. >> paul ryan is not ready to support donald from. >> not ready to do that at this point. i hope to. what is required is we unify the party. the bulk of the burden on unifying the party comes from our presumptive nominee. nicole: republican national committee chairman rights priebus has a meeting with paul ryan. >> donald trump and paul ryan our meeting next week to talk about these things, people are not going to be instantly

onboard. everyone has a little bit of to going to come together. nicole: trump issued a statement saying in part, quote, perhaps in the future we can work together about what is best for the american people. tune into "mornings with maria" on monday, maria's interview with donald trump at 7:30 a.m. eastern time on foxbusiness. lauren: trump holding a rally in west virginia saying he will help revive the cold industry in that state. >> we will put minors back to work. how about hillary clinton? i was watching her three or four weeks ago. i am going to put the minors back to work, she said i am going to put the liners and the

minds out of business. nicole: hours before the rally the west virginia coal association announced its endorsement for donald trump. >> we believe donald is the right choice to lead our country and our energy industry forward. no question about it. he represents what he wants to bring the country back again obviously, wants to bring west virginia mining back as well as our other energy industry so we are fully supportive of that and appreciate the mission he is on. nicole: west virginia is holding its primaries next tuesday. lauren: new development in the hillary clinton email scandal the fbi has interviewed into its investigation into this secretary of state's use into an email server, aberdeen was one of her closest aides during her tenure as a nation's top diplomat. some reports say the fbi could interview clinton herself in the next couple weeks, this comes

after a federal judge said he may order clinton to testify under oath about whether she used the email server to evade public records disclosures. nicole: two democratic candidates press their case for the nomination, bernie sanders meeting voters in west virginia ahead of tuesday's primary. hillary clinton campaigns in california. peter barnes in washington with the very latest. >> reporter: bernie sanders was campaigning hard in west virginia thursday with three campaign stops, trying to build momentum from his unexpected win over hillary clinton in the indiana primary, he pitched his plan to help the coal industry. >> we have legislation, $41 billion into helping those minors and other workers in the fossil fuel industry. >> reporter: clinton has a big delegate lead over sanders, 2200

to sanders's 1400, clinton needs to win just 170 more delegates to lock up the nomination, she was campaigning thursday in california with its jackpot of 400 delegates in its primary on june 7th, she was taking game at the presumptive republican nominee. >> anyone running for office spent as much time listening than talking. i know i will be way ahead in that category against donald trump. >> reporter: the clinton campaign launched a stop trump fund with donations starting at one dollar. back to you in new york. nicole: thank you, peter barnes. the wildfire in alberta, canada continues to burn. canadian officials began evacuating 8000 people from towns north of port mcmurray by air yesterday, 80,000 people have fled port mcmurray in the heart of canada's oil sands, the winds have shifted and new areas are being threatened.

>> the situation is the winds have changed over the last three hours. from a northern western direction, now going southeastern. they are moving, we have implemented a mandatory evacuation. nicole: the alberta government declared a state of emergency. investors anxiously awaiting the april jobs report that is out this morning. economists predict 202,000 jobs created compared with 215,000 in march. the unemployment rate is expected to remain steady at 5%. the average wage growth expected to rise 0.3%, same as in march. reports carefully analyze because of the uncertainty over when will the fed raise rates next? do watch "mornings with maria" this morning, special jobs in

america report starts at 8:00 am eastern time. lauren: the feds will have another jobs report to consider before their big decision on interest rates. in the meantime let's get you caught up with local action overnight. in asia the japanese stock market, the nikkei, reopening for the first time monday, down one/4%. in china the shanghai composite down 2.8% and in hong kong the hang thing down 1.7%. nicole: let's look at europe live trading, everything to the downside and the cac quarante in paris and the ftse in london down 1/2%, the german dax down 131%. lauren: we will see if we can regain ground today, the tao down 7 points, s&p futures down one, nasdaq futures down 4.

lauren: nicole: we are seeing $.14, $44.19 a barrel, $12.82 of troy else. lauren: the chief executive of double line capital on wall street, a guest of wall street we, predicted early on donald trump will be president. >> i have been predicting it for months. i was on barron's roundtable in early january and they asked who will be the next president. they would say hillary clinton. i said donald trump. people gasped. nicole: you can see more tonight on wall street week. lauren: herbalife ended the day on a good note, shares rose 50% on after-hours trading after the nutritional supplement marketer said it topped the federal trade commission at advanced stage and charlie gasparino reported this breaking news, they have been investigating herbalife over whether it is a pyramid scheme.

michael johnson says talks with the ftc could end up with $200 million for litigation. lauren: cigna, analysts expect the health insurance company will post year over year increase in earnings per share. rising and expectations company profit and revue will rise year-over-year, wall street looking for earnings of $.21 a share on revenue of $1.9 billion, shares in churchill down which will host the kentucky derby, dropped 10%, and the first double-digit decline in the company's stock since the recession of 2008. here is a look at the headlines. today's addition in the wall street journal, gm and left with electric taxis, began testing a

fleet of bold electric taxis on public roads within a year and the move is scheduled to companies joint efforts to challenge silicon valley in the battle to reshape the auto industry. canadian output, alberta oil sand operation cut prediction due to evacuations as a precaution. when millennial's ended the running boom. the decade-long rise, young adults choose noncompetitive fitness classes. coming up in the wake of the obama administration's war on call donald trump picks up the backing of the west virginia coal miners. >> he wants to bring the country back again, wants to bring west virginia mining back as well as our other energy industry, we are fully supportive of that. nicole: a closer look at the facts in call country. in sports a triple overtime

thriller in the hockey playoffs, find out who came on top at the end of the long game, and the kentucky derby goes off this weekend, we have the odds on favori to win and my favorite list coming up, checking on stock market futures, dow futures down 13 points, s&p futures down one, investors not sure what to do on this final trading day of the week, 3 hours and 15 minutes ahead of the april jobs report. you are watching "fbn a.m.," your first look at morning marketed breaking news.

nicole: it is 5:15 in new york, the fbi reportedly interviewed some of hillary clinton's closest aides including longtime advisor aberdeen as part of the investigation into clinton's private email server, that investigation reportedly nearing an end. we will see how paul ryan and donald trump have issues to settle, paul ryan is not ready to support donald trump yet. trump is going to capitol hill next week. lauren: massive wildfires in alberta, canada growing and so are the number of people being evacuated, 8000 people airlifted

to safety yesterday, adding to the 80s fleeing the planes, ahead of "the opening bell," the key jobs report dow futures down 11 points, a tough week for the stock market, two down weeks. lauren: we will watch "mornings with maria" today. hillary clinton, the coal industry on the market, that is only part of it. the obama administration's clean energy regulation kill the ones vibrant industry. adam schapiro has the details. >> reporter: the west virginia coal association endorsement of donald trump comes at a time the coal industry is suffering a big decline. it is cheaper for utilities to burn natural gas instead of coal, hillary clinton says hillary clinton is cleaning up

the decline but since 2009 the obama administration has issued new regulation on the production and use of coal that have in turn made it more expensive to generate power even though the price of raw coal is falling. in 2009 the epa attempted to clean change water regulations that made it harder for surface mines to operate in the eastern united states. in 2000 and the agency changed sulfur dioxide standards, making it more expensive to run call, it changed regulations on the disposal of coal ash making it more expensive for plants that burn coal. in 2012 the federal government ordered power plants to cut mercury emissions, natural gas-fired plants from new regulation saying mercury emissions from those plants were negligible. finally the clean powerplant announced in 2014, they would cut emissions of carbon dioxide as part of the global commitment to cut emissions of global greenhouse gases. this was challenged by 29 states

that is before the us supreme court so essentially right now it is on hold. back to you. nicole: coming up this weekend marks the start of the summer blockbuster movie season and this film already shattering the box office record. >> if i see a situation i can't ignore it. sometimes i wish i could. >> sometimes i want to punch you in your perfect teeth. nicole: captain america civil war is raking in a record. we will tell you about it. in sports triple overtime thriller in the hockey playoffs, find out who came out on top and the kentucky derby goes off this weekend, we have the odds-on favorites to win. coming up next, we will tell you more, you're watching "fbn a.m.," your first look at morning marketed breaking news.

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justice, civil war earned $224 million in its international debut and is expected to be the fourth film ever to bring in more than $200 million domestically this weekend. lauren: look at the latest in the world of sports, in hockey the longest game in predators franchise history. the predators beat the sharks numfour-3 in triple overtime. mike fisher scored the game-winning goal, a personal playoff drought in the first overtime goal in 12 years. renée came up big in goals, 44 saves, the series is tied, numtwo-numtwo, game 5 saturday night in san jose. the nba raptors and heat went to overtime again, toronto on top, 96-92. led the way with 21 points for

the raptors. the heat had their chances as they led by seven midway through the fourth quarter and dragons tied the game with 10 seconds left. game 3 will be saturday afternoon in miami. the extra play carried over to the baseball diamond as well because the yankees and orioles sit out through 10 innings where baltimore barely walked away with a 1-0 victory. masahiro tanaka pitched eight shutout innings but in the bottom of the 10th pedro alberts drove in the winning run on sacrifice fly, yankees returned home to face the red sox tonight at twee 10 innings and 1-0 the final score. nicole: i want to talk about the most exciting two minutes in sports, the kentucky derby gets underway tomorrow at churchill down, 7 wins in 7 starts.

exaggerator, 3 other horses follow with 10-1 odds with 30-1 odds. dallas stewart knows how tough the race is going to be. >> this is a fight. it will be a dogfight. he likes to fight with another horse competitively. should help him out saturday. nicole: the weather doesn't look good. the derby is 12 thought a 14 card race lifted with start time of 6:3:04 pm eastern time. my horse this year and i have won before, sudden breaking news. let's check the futures, some mild movement in stocks as we await the key jobs report, dow futures down 19, s&p futures

down two, nasdaq down 6, check oil prices because wildfires burning in canada, at this point. it is often nickel. $44, $.56 a barrel, it surged before pulling back. lauren: donald trump headed to capitol hill next week where he is expected to be house speaker paul ryan on unifying the republican party. trump saying he actually misses the delegate battle. >> i actually wish the primaries were not over, so fund this way. i want the primaries to keep going but everybody else, that -- nicole: the latest on the campaign trail. herbal life, the government was close to ending its investigation, we have all the details there. here is a look at the weather

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stuart: paul ryan says he is not ready to endorsed donald trump. donald trump going to capitol hill to talk things over, smooth things over, i am lauren simonetti. nicole: i am nicole pedallides. also breaking new reports in the hillary clinton email scandal, the fbi reportedly interviewed clinton top aides including aberdeen. nicole: the direction of interest rates checking in on stock market futures ahead of that report relatively flat, s&p expected, dow futures down,

nasd futures down 7. lauren: investors in japan return from a three day holiday and still selling a little bit because we saw the nikkei down one/4% and the shanghai composite index, 2.7%. nicole: checking oil prices, they are lower by $.13, $34.19 a barrel. lauren: a big factor in oil trading is the raging fire in canada now burning the area the size of new york, officials begin airlifting 8000 people to safety, the latest there. nicole: the stock to watch his herbal life, shares are rocketing, charlie gasparino reported the government was close to ending its investigation. we have details. lauren: in sports a triple overtime thriller in hockey playoffs, find out who came out on top and the kentucky derby

goes off this weekend. the favorites to win. it is also mother's day. my first mother's day. it is friday, may 6th, you have a couple days left, welcome to "fbn a.m.," your first look at what is moving in today's markets, latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: paul ryan says he is not ready to support donald trump. >> not ready to do that at this point. i am not there now. i hope to and i want to but i think what is required is we unify this party and the bulk of the burden on unifying the party will have to come from our presumptive nominee. lauren: trump is meeting with gop lawmakers, republican national committee chairman rines priebus said he walked out of the meeting with paul ryan. >> donald trump and paul ryan our meeting next week to talk

about these things. i think it is going to work out but in some cases people are not going to be instantly onboard. that can be frustrating for some people but there needs to be a little bit of steam to get out and get everyone to settle down and i think this is going to come together. lauren: trump issued a statement saying in part, quote, perhaps in the future we can work together and come to an agreement about what is next for the american people. tune into "mornings with maria" on monday, maria's interview with donald trump at 7:30 a.m. eastern time on the foxbusiness network. nicole: donald trump holding a rally in west virginia saying he would revive the coal industry in that state. >> we are going to put the miners back to work, we are going to put the miners back to work. how about hillary clinton? i was watching her three or four

weeks ago. i am going to put the miners back to work and she said i am going to put the miners and the minds out of business. nicole: hours before the rally the west virginia pole association announced its endorsement for donald trump. >> we believe donald is the right choice to lead our country and energy industry forward, no question about it, he represents he wants to bring the country back again, wants to bring west virginia mining back as well as other energy industry so we are fully supportive of that and appreciate the mission he is on. nicole: west virginia holds its primaries tuesday. new development in the hillary clinton email scandal. the fbi has reportedly interviewed huma aberdeen as part of the investigation into

the secretary of state's use of a primary email server, aberdeen was one of clinton's closest aides during her tenure and some reports say the fbi could interview clinton herself in the next few weeks. this also comes as a federal judge orders clinton to testify under oath about whether she used an email server to evade public records. the two democratic candidates continue to press their case for the nomination, bernie sanders meeting voters in west virginia at tuesday's primary, hillary clinton campaigned in california but peter barnes in washington has the latest. >> bernie sanders was campaigning hard in west virginia with three campaign stops, trying to build on momentum from his unexpected win over hillary clinton in the indiana primary tuesday. he pitched his plan to help the coal industry. >> we have legislation of $41 billion into helping those miners and other workers in the

fossil fuel industry. >> thanks to those so-called superdelegates, clinton has a big delegate lead over sanders, 2200 to sanders's 1400, clinton needs to win 178 more delegates to lock up the nomination. she was campaigning in california thursday with a jackpot of 500 delegates in its primary on june 7th. she was taking aim at the presumptive republican nominee. >> anybody running for office should spend as much or more time listening than talking. i know i will be way ahead of that category against donald trump. >> reporter: thursday the clinton campaign launched a stop trump fund with donation starting at one dollar. back to you in new york. lauren: according to the real clear politics average sanders is leading clinton in west virginia 51-33%. nicole: a massive wildfire in alberta, canada, continues to burn.

canadian officials began evacuating 8000 people from the area by air yesterday. more than 80,000 people have fled fort mcmurray in the heart of canada's oilsands. firefighters say the wind shifted. new areas are being threatened. >> the situation is the winds of changed over the last three hours, the winds of changed from a northwestern direction and are going southern, eastern, they are moving and we have implemented a mandatory evacuation. lauren: the alberta government has declared a state of emergency because of the fire. nicole: investors awaiting the april jobs report due out later this morning, economists predict 202,000 jobs were added compared to 215,000 in march. unemployment rate, and average wage growth is expected to raise

by 3/10 of 1%. the report will be carefully analyzed because of the uncertainty over when the federal reserve will raise interest rates. watch "mornings with maria," special jobs in america report 8 am eastern, be sure to watch that today. get you caught up on global market action. in asia and japan they came back to work and a little selling, we saw the naked down a 12:45%, dropped 2.8%, there is a look at hong kong hang seng down 1.7%. in europe stocks trading friday morning, the ftse in london down 37 points, the jackson germany down 41 to the cac in paris down 35. nicole: it has been a week of selling, dow futures down 24, s&p down 3, and 38 minutes, virtually flat when we started

the show. nicole: oil down $0.08, gold up $10, $12.82 an ounce. nicole: jeffrey is known as the bond king on wall street, a guest on wall street we, he says he doesn't think we are heading for recession. >> the indicators we like to focus on our signaling recession but watch them carefully, basically indicators investors should look at that are almost failsafe indicating recession coming. >> you can see more at 8:00 pm eastern time on wall street week. nicole: herbal shares rose in after-hours trading after the nutritional supplement market or with the federal trade commission, though stocks are in an advanced stage, charlie gasparino reported that news, the fcc has been investigating herbalife the past two years

whether it is a pyramid scheme. talks with the ftc, a settlement of $200 million. lauren: cigna is a stock to watch, analysts expect the health insurance company to post a year-over-year increase in earnings-per-share and revenue results for the most recent quarter. in after-hours trading on expectations of company profit and revenue will rise year-over-year, wall street looking for earnings of $.21 a share on revenue of $1.9 million, and the kentucky derby, and first-quarter earnings last week, the first double-digit decline in company stock since recession 2008. years look at headlines. nicole: a self driving electric taxi. a fleet of self driving

chevrolet volt electric taxis on public roads in california within a year, the move is central to the company's joint effort to challenge silicon valley giants to reshape the auto industry and they are testing these rides with real passengers if you logged in. then a drop in canadian oil output. alberta oil sands operations have cut production due to evacuation. how millennials ended a decade-long ride in race finishers coming to an end as young adults choose noncompetitive fitness classes instead. lauren: new warnings from a california earthquake expert, the san andreas fault is locked and loaded and ready to roll. we will take a close look at that. and sports a triple overtime thriller, the hockey playoffs,

find out who came on top, and the kentucky derby this weekend. we have all the odds and favorites to win. let's check out us stock market futures down 25, s&p futures down 3, nasdaq down 8, let's take a look at oil, down one/4%. you are watching "fbn a.m.," your first look at morning markets, breaking news. when it comes to small business, she's in the know. so strap yourselves in for action flo! small business edition.

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nicole: it is 5:45 in new york, let's get you caught up on what is happening now. the fbi has interviewed some of hillary clinton's closesaides including her longtime advisor huma aberdeen. the investigation reportedly is nearing an end. paul ryan and donald trump apparently have issues to settle. paul ryan is not ready to support trump yet, trump is going to capitol hill next week. the massive wildfire in alberta, canada is growing and so is the number of people evacuated, 8000 people were airlifted to safety

yesterday adding 80,000 who already fled those flames. check stock market futures on jobs day, awaiting a big number at 8:30 eastern time, stock futures for the tao down 22, s&p futures down 3. nicole: a warning for residents in california, scientists say the san andreas fault's most dangerous -- has been quiet too long. all signs point to a massive earthquake. jonathan hunt has more from los angeles. >> reporter: their hasn't been what experts would consider a major earthquake on the san andreas fault since 1857 but it is coming. globally there has been a great deal of earthquake activity recently, the frightening pictures from ecuador just one example of the kind of devastating earthquake scientists say is long overdue in california. the san andreas fault runs 800 miles in all but the southern section close to los angeles now

concerns scientists the most. in his keynote address thomas jordan, director of southern california earthquake center said, quote, the springs on the san andreas systems have been wound very tight and the southern san andreas fault in particular looks like it is locked, loaded and ready to go. the center released a simulation showing the shaking los angeles and the surrounding area might experience in a magnitude 8 earthquake. in 2008 the us geological survey released a report detailing potential effects of a 7.8 earthquake along the san andreas saying it would likely cause 1800 deaths, 50,000 injuries and $200 billion in damage. since then, many southern california buildings have been retrofitted. earthquake resistant building technologies have advanced

greatly and building codes have become even more stringent but no one is -- when the big one comes it will be bad and every expert agrees it is coming. what they can't tell us is when. it could be in the next five years, if it could be in the next five minutes. in los angeles jonathan hunt, foxbusiness. lauren: thank you. coming up this weekend, the start of the summer blockbuster movie season, the film that is already shattering box office records. >> i am sorry, tony. if i see a situation like this i can't ignore it. >> sometimes i wish i could. >> sometimes i want to punch you in your perfect teeth. nicole: captain america civil war, hasn't even opened yet. i will tell you about that. and sports triple overtime thriller, the hockey playoffs, find out who came out on top.

we have the odds-on favorites to win coming up next. take a look at today's weather forecast. you are watching "fbn a.m.," your first look at morning markets and breaking news.

>> okay, that is enough. people are afraid. that is why i am here.

>> whatever form that takes. lauren: captain america civil war opens in the us today but is already shattering records. the movie featuring captain america and ironman going head to head, according to variety civil war makes up 90% of this weekend's ticket sales, more than batman versus superman, don of justice and avengers, civil war earned $224 million in its international debut last week and is expected to be the fourth film ever to bring in over $200 million domestically this weekend. now take a look at the latest from the world of sports, first hockey playoffs, the longest game in predators franchise history ended happily, the predators beat the sharks numfour-3 in triple overtime, mike fisher scored the game-winning goal in ended a

personal playoff drought with his first overtime goal in 12 years. rené came up big for nashville in 44 saves, the series is tied at 2:00 with saturday night in san jose. in the nba raptors and heat went to overtime again but toronto came out on top, 96-92, carol led the way with 21 points to tie the series, the heat had their chances as they led by 7 midway through the fourth quarter and even tied the game with 10 seconds left. game 3 will be saturday afternoon in miami. back to the nhl playoffs, stars and blues added to the overtime frenzy. it was cody eakin who scored the winning goal two minutes and 58 seconds into ot. this is off of a brutal 6-1 loss in game 3 but they have tie the series at two. game 5 is saturday against

dallas. nicole: the 142nd kentucky derby gets underway tomorrow. nyquist has a perfect record of 7 wins in seven start and the current favorite, 3-1. exaggerator has the second best odds at winning and 3 other horses following 10-1 odds with 30-1 odds. dallas stewart knows how tough this race will be. >> you got to be able to fight. it will be a dogfight from april to the wire. we work with the company a lot and he likes to fight competitively so that should help him out for saturday. it will come down to the fastest horse. nicole: the derby is the 12th a 14 car race and the start time is 6:34 is 6:3:04 pm eastern time. let's look at us stock market futures ahead of the jobs report for april at 8:30 eastern time,

this is how the market is trading, dow futures down 25, the s&p down 3, nasdaq down 8, we have a 10.to the plane. the canada wildfire, oil above $40 a barrel but today it is down $.21 at $44.13 a barrel, gold gaining $14 at $12.82 of troy ounce. coming up a rundown in bull market action as we go to "mornings with maria". stay with us. ♪ (music plays throughout) ♪ uh oh. what's up? ♪ ♪ ♪ does nobody use a turn signal anymore? ♪

nicole: we have seen markets under pressure abroad and right here at home this friday morning, dow futures down 29 points as we await the key jobs report. s&p futures down 3.5, the nasdaq down 8. taking a look at commodities after a few days of gains, oil pulling back 24, 4408 a barrel as gold gains $10. here is a look at the currency board, looking at the uk pound and the japanese yen stronger against the us dollar. let's bring in the ten year bond yield, we are watching the tweet in your bond yield on the move and that is a mover at 1.75%. we will turn it over to "mornings with maria" right now. happy mother's day to all the mothers calling your mom this weekend, good morning, dagan mcdowell. dagen: a mom of two babies and

the daughter too. greatest mom on planet earth. thank you. it is all about jobs. maria bartiroma has the morning off. it is friday, may 6th, top stories at 6 am eastern time. searching for unity in the republican party, donald trump the presumptive nominee but major players in the gop establishment struggling to get behind him including house speaker paul ryan but rnc chairman rines priebus thinks things will change and already getting called. >> in some cases people are not going to be instantly onboard. i know that can be frustrating for some people and i think this is going to come together. >> mister trump, i admire you greatly, sir, we would love to join the campaign. dagen: hillary