lauren: breaking news this morning, a new fox poll show donald trump and hillary clinton in a one-point race. we will have the result and the latest from the campaign trail. good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. volatility back in the markets. dow is shooting up 177 points led by apple and the tech stock but bank stocks may be hit today by news that the u.s. department of justice seeking $14 million of deutsche bank. dow futures right now down 48, s&p futures down 6. lauren: in asia stock markets on holiday in south korea and

shanghai. nicole: 43.46, down one full percentage point. lauren: iphone 7 sirr on sale right now following reviews and samsung galaxy note 7 customers, yeah, they're turning their fire hazard phones in for an official recall. nicole: in sports the red sox scored 5 and huge setback and night football, big night as the jets beat the bills. highlights coming up. lauren: go jets. apparently it was a big hit, we are going to tell you why. nicole: good morning, everybody, it's 5:01 a.m. in new york. friday september 15, first --

welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: clinton leads trump by 1-point among likely voters. that's it. the former secretary of state has 41% and donald trump 40%. johnson with 8% and jill stein 3%. in a two-way race trump leads clinton. this point when clinton taken after she became ill at the 9/11 memorial. nicole: donald trump will hold news conference in washington, d.c. today. republican presidential nominee offered more details on his tax cut plan on the speech of economic plan in new york yesterday. more on this from our own column exchange. >>ow eax, wer gulaon

and unleash an energy revolution with more than anything else trump is promising higher growth to the tune of 3 and a half percent at an annual rate. >> thi projobs, profamily plan put forth perhaps in the history of our country. >> to get this all done, trump wants to cut the corporate tax rate to 15% and he has three brackets for individual income taxes, if you make under 75,000 you're in the bottom bracket 12%. 255,000 and next goes to 33%. we do have a response from team clinton. the revision would benefit trump at the expeps -- expense of hard-working family with the

opportunity of a better future. the issue for trump with all of this has always been how does he plan to pay for it. add viedzers will eliminate loopholes in the current tax code so it doesn't cost as much as the original did. the cost they say is now down to about $3 trillion over a decade. that compares to the original one which was about about 10 trillion. lauren, nicole, tbhak the studio. nicole: conel, thank you very much. martin speaking yesterday on count down to the closing bell. >> about half of all business activity is done outside of corporate sector so if you're a small business with a reasonable income, you would be paying 33%. so that's going to be a problem.

mornings with maria 7:30 a.m. eastern time this morning. lauren: hillary clinton back on the campaign trail after resting for three dais at home to fight neem onia. she plans a different approach in her stretch of camp ape and one that's more focused on positive vision instead of attacking donald trump. her campaign is in a strong position going into these last weeks before the election. >> what matter who is registers to vote and who is motivated and mobilized to turn out to vote and i'm going to keep keep doing everything delivering message and turn out every voter that we possibly can. lauren: clinton will address the black voters group in washington today. nicole: first monument in the

atlantic ocean to help protect the planet. >> this will help of the changes and doing in a way that respects the role of history. nicole: it will become harder as a result of the president's move. the area is rich fishing grounds for lobster and crab, later today president obama will meet with business leaders to discuss the ttp trade deal. lauren: the commission has taken the galaxy note 1 out of samsung's hands. commission has announced an official formal recall of the phone which has caused fires. it says consumers should immediately stop using the note 7 and power it down. the agency said users can request a galaxy note 7 with a different battery.

they can request a refund or a replacement phone. sam rung pursuing a global recall of its own but the recall was not going smoothly. in the meantime samsung says it expects to have the new note 7 at most retail locations in the u.s. by september 22nd. nicole: iphone 7 is on sale around the world today and some people have been sitting in line for days to just get one but apple warns that many iphones are sold out and walk-in purchases are hard to get n. sidney, australia, first person in line, he could probably get a lot of money for his seat. >> if i was considering -- if i were to sell the seat and it were a situation that i was put in, i would probably say the seat, maybe $4,000, 4 to 5,000, i would probably say yes. i have to think about it. you're in front. it's not always you get to be in front of the line. nicole: many locations plan to open their doors, an hour early

to accommodate, the best week in four years for apple. up 12 and a half percent and up four days in a row. lauren: with that let's get you caught up in global market action overnight, in asia this is how stocks are trading. most of the markets are close. you do say nikkei in japan up 7 points. we are watching banks today. nicole: we have european leaders meeting and first time in decades uk not involved in the summit. we are seeing the ftse down and cac quarante half a one percent and german dax half a one percent. the story deutsche which is down about 7% and weighing on the markets in particular. lauren: u.s. stock market futures looking like this on the final day of trading week. s&p futures down 6, nasdaq down 10. just so you know, it's been a great week for stocks. the dow is up 120 or so points,

of course, here in the u.s. we are watching the bank shares as well. on the news that the department of justice wants deutsche bank to pay $14 million to scetle claims. nicole: take a look right now. 43.39 while gold gains 10 cents. lauren: let's check out the dollar right now -- sources are telling the wall street journal, we will just move on here. jessica alba about buying honest company for more than a billion dollars. al bea founded the consumer retail, disposable diapers, household cleaners, personal care and beauty product that is are usually green and organic products. it reportedly generates about $300 million in annual revenue. it makes many products including dove soap, body sprays, they

just bought the dollar shave for a billion dollars. nicole: that was a big one. 126,000 new yorkers, tax filers left to go to live in other states. why does this happen? new york also lost the most so-called high earners who reported incomes of more than $200,000 a years. the study says many residents are leaving because of high-property taxes, a lack of business opportunities and unaffordable homes. lauren: let's take a look at the headlines in today's edition of the wall street journal. $14billion to resolve a probe into mortgage securities following the financial crisis. deutsche bank shares are down 6 and a half percent. deutsche bank says it has no plan to pay that amount of money. colonial pipeline to disrupt gas

supplies in the east coast. partial closing and could cut supply and raise gas prices of the drivers in the east coast in the next couple of days. apple makes changes to news app, the change will allow publishers to sell subscriptions through the app. apple would get 30% of the revenue from new sub scribsers. nicole: stock falling more than 3% in extended trading. shares sank after earnings and revenue missed the expectation. we are also watching shares soaring more than 12% after hours. the symbol is depo, drug maker reportedly is preparing for a sale after the investors star board has called for depomed to pursue such a step. the company has landed a licensing deal with warner music group, the third -- big three

music labels. lauren: and coming up, if you've ever seen justin hoffman in the movie graduate, you know what the future holds. >> one word. >> yes, sir. >> are you listening? >> yes, sir. >> plastics. lauren: plastics, but not just plastics but 3d printing. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. see you after this.

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nicole: all right it's friday. 5:15 a.m. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. we begin with breaking news. justice department wants germany deutsche bank to pay $14 billion over allegations that it packaged toxic mortgages between 2005 and 2007. in the statement deutsche bank says it has no intention of paying that much. the bank says negotiations are just beginning, bank stocks down hard in europe. could affect u.s. stocks as well. a new fox poll shows that donald trump is now behind hillary clinton by just one point among likely voters in the four-way ballot. in the head-to-head matchup,

trump is up by one point. clinton received 41% and trump 40%. donald trump announced more details on his tax cut plan last night. news conference in washington, d.c. today. hillary clinton was back camp aping yesterday after recuperating from pneumonia and the rest of the campaign will focus on positive vision for the country rather than criticizing donald trump. stocks are higher for the week given you perspective unlike last week where we had pressure on the markets, dow futures right now are down, though, down 27, s&p futures down 4, apple was the star of over 12% but the banks are likely under pressure. lauren: thanks, nicole. companies are seeing 3d printing as the future for productivity and investors are pouring money into it as more uses for the technology are being discovered. value of the industry expect today grow to $21 billion in just four years. jeff flock has the details.

he's at the international manufacturing technology show in chicago. jeff: folks, get ready to expand your mind. you thought that you could only print small things with 3d printers, well, what about this entire structure that i'm in. this is kind of a tinny house, all made with a 3d printer, one with an 8-foot by 20-foot bed. now 3d printing. how do you do this? >> good morning, well, you do it one layer at a time. [laughter] jeff: one layer at a time. you can do amazing things. follow me down here because not only houses but the whole vehicle here is also made with a 3d printer. you've been in the manufacturing business your whole life and you say this has change it had entire landscape? >> it has. the evolution of 3d printing over the last probably ten years as we have seen massive

injection of capital, has changed the scope of the size and material set that we are able to use in 3d printing. jeff: take a look at this, guys, this is how it's printed but you have the ability to come back and smooth it and this is all 3d printed. >> it is, correct. in the same sense that machining operations traditionally have done parts roughly and come back and finished them, you can create parts and go back and finish them and to the naked eye and most cases it's indistinguishable between traditional and manufacturing parts. jeff: i want to take a look at the machines. this is one of the reason that is does that work. >> 3d demonstrator. this is a 3d printer that works like no other 3d printer instead of layer by layer you typically see in 3d printing. you're able to move this part and lay down material in any

direction that you need to. jeff: another part that you're doing right now, correct? >> this is a panel for boeing, interior aircraft component. you can see what it looks like camming off the system and with a phone finish on it to get to the detailing on it that's required for the aircraft interior. jeff: that's the machine that does it. a mind expander in measuring and technology show, 3d printing, additive. nicole: yankees with huge setback. in thursday night football, matt had a big night as the jets beat the bills. all the highlights coming up. plus donald trump has bad hair day with jimmy fallon. >> i just wanted to know if there's something we could do that's not presidential.

can i mess your hair up? [cheers and applause] nicole: we are going to show you donald's hairdo. deutsche bank under pressure here down about 7.2% this morning, looking to face department of justice with $14 billion, down 34 for the dow. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news.

>> i want to ask you because the next time i see you you could be the president of united states, i just wanted to know if there's something we could to that's just not presidential really or something that we can do now that we are just both civilians. >> like what? i'm not liking the sound of it. go ahead. >> could i mess your hair up? [cheers and applause] >> go ahead. >> yes! donald trump, everybody! [laughter] lauren: donald trump on the tonight show with jimmy fall lon putting the bed rumors that his hair is not real. it is, folks, you just saw it. nicole: huge win from the boston

red sox, crushing loss, handily ramírez took a 3-run homer with three outs to finish five-run rally as the sed some came back to beat the yankees. takes 11th spot on baseball all-time list. yankees are now two and a half out in the wild card race. in thursday night football, matt scored three touchdowns leading the new york jets to a 37-31 victory over the buffalo bills. 100 yards rushing, 24 of 34 for 374 yards. it was the first of ten thursday night football games that twitter will be streaming this season and as you can see right there from these tweets, initial

reaction to streaming was very good. someone wrote there, impressive, we need to do more on twitter. chicago cubs will have to wait another day, brewers delayed, and scooter hit in the inning but the cubs beat the cards. lauren: hillary clinton and donald trump in a 1-point lead in the race. donald trump pushing his economic plan. >> everything that is broken today can be fixed and every failure can be turned into a truly great success. lauren: we will have the latest from the campaign trail. apple's iphone 7 officially on

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nicole: breaking news this morning, new fox poll shows donald trump and hillary clinton in a 1-point race. we will have the results and the latest from the campaign trail. good friday morning, i'm nicole petallides. lauren: tgif, good morning, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti. the dow shooting 177 points yesterday led by apple and tech stocks but bank stocks today may be hit hard by the news that the u.s. department of justice is seeking $14 billion from deutsche bank over mortgage securities, let's check in right now to see how u.s. stock market futures are shaping up. s&p futures down 5, nasdaq down 10. deutsche bank shares down 7%. nicole: in asia stocks in japan

they rose 3 quarters of 1%. stock markets still on hold in south korea and shanghai for holiday. lauren: oil prices gaining one 1 percent yesterday and giving it back today. nicole: apple's iphone 7 officially goes on sale today following reviews and samsung galaxy note 7 customers are turning their fire hazard phone for official recall. lauren: in sports red sox score 9 to give yankees a setback. jets the beat the bills, highlights in sports coming up. nicole: twitter live stream of the jets-bills game, apparently it was a big hit. we will have details for you. lauren: that's what they're saying, 5:31 a.m. in new york. friday september 16th, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what

to expect for the day ahead. breaking news this morning the justice department wants germany deutsche bank to pay $14 million over allegations of toxic mortgages from 2005 and 2007. in a statement deutsche bank says it has no intention of paying that much. the bank says negotiations are just beginning. bank stocks down in europe. down over 7% right now. nicole: 2016 presidential race is virtually a dead heat between hillary clinton and donald trump. according to latest fox news poll released last night. clinton leads trump by just 1 point among likely voters. former secretary of state has 41% to trump's 40%. libertarian gary johnson third with 8% and green-party candidate jill stein at 3%. did i say -- 8% and 3% and two-way race.

trump leads clinton by 1 point. the poll was taken at the time when clinton faced new questions about her health after she became ill at a 9/11 memorial event. lauren: on the campaign trail today, donald trump will hold a news conference in washington, d.c. the republican presidential nominee offered more details on his tax cut plan in a speech at the economic club of new york yesterday. trump propose to go cut the 7 individual tax brackets into three and lowering the corporate tax rate to 15% from 35%. >> this is the most progrowth, projobs, profamily plan put forth perhaps in the history of our country. lauren: one economist has word of caution on trump's plan to cut the corporate tax rate. martin speaking yesterday on count down to the closing bell. >> about half of all business activity is done outside the corporate sector, so if you're a

small business with a reasonable income, you'd be paying 33%, so that's going to be a problem. lauren: we will get the latest on the trump campaign when donald trump joins maria bartiromo on mornings with maria at 7:30 a.m. eastern time. don't miss it. nicole: hillary clinton back on the campaign trail after three days at home from rest of pneumonia. clinton speaking in north carolina says her campaign is in a strong position going into these last weeks before the election. >> what matters is who registers to vote and who is motivated and mobilized to turn out to vote and i'm going to keep doing everything i can to deliver my message about what's at stake in this election and my campaign is going to continue to work hard every day to turn out every

voter we possibly can. nicole: clinton will address a black women's group in washington today. lauren: consumer product safety commission has announced a normal recall of the galaxy note 7 which has caused fires for dozens of users, the commission says consumers should immediately stop using the phones, power them down, users can request a new galaxy note 7 with a different battery, a refund or replacement device, samsung says it expects to have the new note 7 that most u.s. retail locations by september 22nd. there were 92 reports to have batteries overheading causing fires, 26 burns, 55 reports of property damage. nicole: we saw one jeep charred. on sale around the world today, some people have been sitting in line for days just to get one but apple warn that is many iphones are already sold out and walk-in purchases will be hard to get. in sidney, australia says he

could probably get a lot of money for his seat. >> if i were to sell the seat and were a situation that i was put in i would probably say the seat maybe $4,000. 4 to 5,000. i would probably say, yes, but i have to think about it because, you know, you're in front. it's not always you get to be in front of the line. it's a big hyper. nicole: i love that. many locations plan to open doors an hour hour to accommodate the anticipated demand and nasdaq is doing great, apple is the best of the bunch ft that's up 12 and a half percent this week at the highers level since december and had best week in four years. lauren: yeah, i know, it's amazing. let's get you caught up overnight. it's going to be easy in asia. we just had the nikkei in japan open today. other markets closed for holiday. nick audiotape -- nikkei up.

nicole: lowest growth we have seen in almost six years and we keep an eye on deutsche bank and weigh in on european stocks as well. lauren: here in the u.s. we are watching the banks and the financials, of course, it's also a day to watch the volume because it's quadruple and you have expiring today. great week for stocks, we are looking for down arrows in the premarket. nas down 7, s&p down 5. nicole: let's check out some of the key commodities. oil has been under pressure. down 1.1% this morning at 43.40 the barrel and gold turned negative, down 10 cents at 13.17 a troy ounce. lauren: senate banking commit is

-- massachusetts senator elizabeth warren told peter barnes that a fine is just not enough. >> it's personal accountability. it's not enough to say, oh, the bank is going to pay a fine. we need to hold people personally responsible. that's the only way we are ever going to get change. lauren: adam shapiro has learned that there are new developments in the wells fargo case. adam: fox business network has learn that had the federal investigation into possible criminal activity at wells fargo could reach as high as the sea suit, federal prosecutors and new york have subpoenaed documents from the bank which recently paid $185 million in fines and restitution as part of a settlement with the consumer

financial protection bureau. the bank has fired more than 5,000 employees who were part of a scam that created additional customer accounts and transferred customer funds between accounts without permission from wells fargo, that's illegal. in an exclusive interview, richard said the investigation continues and could lead much higher on the chain of managers. >> when you say managers of managers, how high up did this go. did it go all the way up to ceo? >> some of it is being determined.think it is being acd by the bank that the firings of employees included hundreds of people who were not simply front -line employees but people who were managing those people and people who were managing the managers. that goes up the chain in good ways.

>> blamed the scandal on front-line employees and said there was no ip centive for wells fargo employees to do bad things but the financial protection bureau said it has worked previously on under investigations with federal prosecutors at which they turned information. they are willing to do that as well if requested. back to you. lauren: adam shapiro, thanks for the report. nicole: uniliver is talking to actress jessica alba to buy honest company. alba founded company sells baby diapers, household cleaners, perm care, beauty products, reportedly generates $300 million in annual revenue. unilever makes many products including dove and sprays. lauren: the stock is falling

more than 3% in extended trading. earnings at the business company rose but bank shares sanked after both earnings end revenue, miss expectations. shares of depomed soaring more than 12% after hours. the drug maker reportedly preparing for a sale. activists investors star board has called for the company to pursue such a step. pandora media gaining 2%. it's landed a licensing deal with warner music group. the third of the big three music labels. move is one of the final steps for the company's plan on-demand streaming service. nicole: coming up, how can the u.s. prevent russia from hacking our elections? >> i do think the paper ballots are the way to go, really, again they're recountable, there's a paper trail so there's never going to be an issue with people hacking into that. nicole: fox news chief

intelligence correspondence has the story. we are watching u.s. stock market futures. we have a winning week on wall street, dow is up three quarters of one percent. nasdaq two and a half percent. we have the fed next week as well. but banks are under pressure after deutsche bank in particular is losing 7% this morning. s&p futures down 4 as oil pulls back as well. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news.

lauren: welcome back, happy friday, 5:45 a.m. in new york. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. breaking news this morning, big story this morning, the justice department wants deutsche bank to pay $14 million over toxics mortgages between the years 2005 and 2007. in a statement deutsche bank says it has no intention on paying that much money. bank says negotiations are just beginning, bank stocks are down hard across europe. and they could affect u.s. bank stocks today as well. new fox poll shows that donald trump is now behind hillary clinton by just one point among likely voters in the four-way

race and in head-to-head matchup trump is up. donald trump announcing more details on his tax cut plan last night and hold a news conference today in washington, d.c. hillary clinton was back campaigning yesterday after recovering from pneumonia, she said the rest of her campaign will now focus on her own positive vision for the country rather than criticizing donald trump. hmm. let's check in right now. final day of the week. we are going to see volume today, most likely near the end of the day. dow futures are down 40 pester, s&p down 5, nasdaq futures down 8 but up across the board for the week, nicole. nicole: likelihood of a fed rate hike in september down from 15%. how about december? well, that's down also. down to just close to 50% down from 53%.

so not likely to see it right away. new information that the threat of russian interference and this november's election is expanding to the gop. fox news reports on what members of congress are being told. >> law enforcement sources say hackers have linked to gop and were successful. the fbi is investigating who is behind it. >> i would hope that in the near future come out very strongly about what russia has done and what the response is going to be. >> senior member of the house intelligence committee believes the hacking campaign will intensify as the election enters the final weeks. >> their mission is to cast out on america, on america's capacity to hold a free and fair election. >> one lawmakers wants to modernize system after election 2000 created vulnerabilities.

>> i really do think paper ballot is the way to go so there will not be an issue of hacking into that. >> hackers are now used to meet political objectives. >> they can effectively at a very cheap try to achieve their goals through cyberspace. >> while the evidence points to a strategic intelligence gathering operation, the administration is reluctant to call out president putin. >> we are in unexplored territory here. the president is quite interested in trying to establish international norms and making appropriate level of response. >> u.s. government spy agencies are now shifting more resources to russia with the expansion of human intelligence on the ground as well as new cyber espionage

operations and satellite capabilities, lauren and nicole. nicole: katherine, thank you very much. well, our guest on wall street tonight is ceo of capital management and was asked what will drive interest rates in the future. >> millennials will set interest rates for the next 10 to 15 years. what that means is everyone is wondering when rates are going to go up. the only way rates are going to go up if the money gets demanded and the largest population group has yet to demand money. they haven't bought a house yet. nicole: you could see more tonight 8:00 p.m. right here on the fox business network. lauren: looking forward to that. the red sox score 5 to give yankees a huge setback. jets beat the bills, highlights coming up in sports. plus donald trump has a bad hair day with jim ji -- jimmy fallon.

>> i just wanted to know if there's something we could do that's not presidential, could i mess your hair up? [laughter] lauren: wait till you see it. we will show you what he does to donald's hair. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. mess it up, jimmy, mess it up a

>> donald, i want to ask you because the next time i see you you could be the president of the united states. i just wanted to know if there's something we could do that's just not presidential really or something this we can do now that we are just both civilians like -- >> like what? i'm not liking the sound of it, go ahead. >> could i mess your hair up? [cheers and applause] >> go ahead. >> yes! donald trump, everybody! >> come on, come on. is that right? donald trump took it like a champ and that was him on jimmy fallon last night putting to bed the rumor that is his hair is not real. meanwhile president bill clinton went on the daily show and try today brush off hillary

clinton's recent health scare. >> she looked great when she left this morning and i turned on the tv and saw in north carolina she looked great, she just called and said he got home and she still feels good. big deal, she had pneumonia. people get it all of the time. nicole: he thought hillary was dehydrated when he saw her stumble last week. lauren: all right, let's take a look at the latest in sports. chicago bears had to wait a few hours to celebrate last night but they are the central division champs, the cubs could have if they won against brewers but they had to wait. cubs have made it to postseason and consecutive season for the fourth time in franchise history. go cubs. handily ramírez hit a 3-run homer in ninth inning, the boston red sox came back to beat the yankees 7-5 last night. the red sox now have a two-game

lead in al east. david ortiz hall of famer, mickey mantle, the yankees are two and a half out and five games behind boston. all right, thursday night football. leading new york jets to a 37-31 victory over buffalo bills. 100 yards rushing, ryan finished 24 of 34 for 376 yards. it was actually the first of ten thursday night football games that twitter is live streaming and while there are no hard numbers from the stream, as you can see from the tweets right here, initial reaction pretty good. twitter stream is really impressive, need to do more events, go bills, #. nicole: well, coming up we are going to hand it over the mornings with maria, first we take a look at stock futures. we are seeing stocks higher, s&p

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thank you for watching fbn:am. lauren: thank you w that we are going to hand it over the mornings with maria. good morning, maria. maria: good morning, ladies, we are certainly celebrating that this morning right here. hi, everybody, good morning, i'm maria bartiromo, it is friday september 16th, your top stories right now at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. the race for the white house neck and neck. brand new fox polls out today. donald trump had edge, he has 46% support to hillary clinton's 45% support. in the four-way race meanwhile has 1-point lead over trump. 41% to 40%. it was a busy day on the trail for the campaign. donald trump getting some late night laughs while president bill clinton took a more serious tone on the daily show. >> i just want something -- what i think is important is the proven record of making good decisions and make good things happen. >> could i mess your hair up?