back. once it's out there you can convince all of these people that you are whipped into a hysteria over something that wasn't true. lou: thank you both. train to breaking news this morning. the white house and in a bombshell report that the president leaked highly classified information to pressure. we will have the latest details. good morning. i'm nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. i'm trained for. north korea may be a cyberattack that crippled computers around the world. nicole: oil prices gave oil stocks a lift. the nasdaq and the s&p hit records. s&p this morning down one point. dow futures higher. lauren: oil prices jumping to points yesterday. $49.24 a barrel. nicole: ford motor will slash

10% of its workforce. lauren: shares as now practiced by showing since its ipo they can petition said goldman sachs and the social media giant. lauren: boston celtics power past the wizards. in hockey, pittsburgh penguins beat the ottawa senators fx series. lauren: by the one in the near. tuesday, may 16. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. train to the white house strongly denied a "washington post" report that president trump shared highly classified information about isis oppression appeared report claims the president rebuilt the information during his meeting with russia's foreign minister in the russian ambassador to the u.s. last week. white house national security advisor h.r. mcmaster say in the story is false. >> the president and the

repeater range of common threads to our two countries including aviation. at no time, and a timer intelligence sources or methods discussed in the president did not disclose any military operations that were not already publicly known. lauren: democrats demanding a full explanation from senate minority leader chuck schumer issuing a statement saying in part revealing classified information is extremely dangerous and puts at risk the lives of americans and those who gather intelligence for our country. trade to the white house to name a story published by the "washington post" the "washington post" preacher and a stout, political analyst kirsten had landed former cia operative mike baker present global intelligence security firm. thank you for joining us this morning. what do you make of this story? where do you think it came from? do you think is false or it has merit?

>> let's see. i've got a quality of h.r. mcmaster and max tillerson said the same thing publicly coming out and putting their name on the line in saying this did not happen. on the other hand, i've got the "washington post" with anonymous sources. yeah, i'm going with h.r. mcmaster and tillerson on this time. my hyperbole of the "washington post" and others to a russian prince. anytime there is something they think. it's exhausting. we will run out of oxygen. nicole: tucker carlson called blind hatred.

coming from democrats against the president and the administration. what do we do with our these fake news? how does the white house respond? >> is difficult because you have this breathless anticipation of anything that could go wrong and the difficulty is usually typical a demonstration, one with a former politician in that office they would be aware of that and try to do whatever they can to prevent the controversies the unnecessarily damage these stories do. the president has a big agenda, if they equate coming up from saudi arabia, israel and the vatican. he needs the full weight of the government itself. the stories we need an explanation. that is a good thing.

they need to hold their feet to the fire because there seems to be more disciplined. trained to does this just felt the tensions between trump and the intelligence community? >> well, no. it builds the tension further between those who hate the administration and the ministration. much like what we see with the fbi that they dismiss james call me. that's going to happen regardless of who won in the emperor. just a matter of how long is the shelf life. the fbi was in turmoil. how do we turn it around? that's a narrative. we seem incapable of separating sort of the times we disappeared down a rabbit hole. sometimes when we should be looking at issues like the russian meddling. with the russians mentally and that they have been for generations. yes, they were.

does that mean they are paid access to the russians? no. we seem to be keep both the nuances and layers of things. lauren: because of this report kirsten had to do it leaking classified information county seat democrats by one even more. nicole: exactly. the optics are not good because of everything that happened. we have to be sensitive to the fact that maybe that serves as a maybe that sources and methods are maybe that serves as a method to disclose the data possibly reveal a source by not naming it out right. they will come together and figure out what exactly happened. >> the president's actions were not illegal. no, they weren't. senator and 5% on martha mccollum showed said there's a difference between illegality and prudence. there is nothing that they thought that happened here. maybe things could have been

done a little different way and he started on the job a little bit in these matters. trying to did not disclose any operations that are not already known. there's already a a clear line here. >> i think this kirsten has correctly pointed out, in a sense, it doesn't matter what the administration does. they will be attacked from a certain site for the foreseeable future regardless of what they do. even if in fact there was discussion along the lines of what the "washington post" has reported through anonymous sources and i don't believe there was. it is not without precedent including the previous time during which of course there is no curiosity or no eggs or no hand wringing from the media. nicole: mike, you are right on point. thank you, mike, thank you or stand discussion. translate there may be a connection between the one that cried for a similar security

firm. they use the same code as now where previously distributed via north korea linked hacking group. the attacks than in 2014. the global rent somewhere had 150 countries starting on friday. victims include fedex in the u.s., hospitals and u.k., germany's national railway as well as the interior ministry. look at the cybersecurity staff such as fire i end symantec following the worldwide cyberattack. trade to parents targeting bulk is the good hackers are threatening to release an upcoming movie on my unless disney pays her grandson. i could deliver the news yesterday at town hall in new york city for the topic of piracy cannot get a source says he did not say within a device that disney would not pick a grandson. disney is too big budget movies due out this summer. pirates of the caribbean comment

dead men tell no tales and cars three. shares of the committee are a 5% so far this year. today president chavez for that his first face-to-face meeting with president erdogan at the white house today pick the meeting comes after the trump administration announced plans to curb kurdish buyers. turkey strongly criticizing the vision saying they parted the pkk. that's important because it has been designated a terrorist group by the u.s., but turkey into europe. tragic federal investigators at the scene of a plane crash in a small airport outside of new york city today looking for some answers to police the two crewmembers were killed when the jet went down a quarter of a mile from the runway as it tried to land at the airport in new jersey yesterday afternoon. no passengers on board. no one on the ground was injured when the jet crashed amongst small warehouses and industrial

buildings. two of the three buildings involved in the crash were damaged by fire along with 13 vehicles. lauren: let's get you caught get you cut the global market action at night. stocks higher thanks to the big rise in prices yesterday. they can to paint up a quarter%. the cost in south korea a two tenths of 1%. the red arrow comes from hong kong. the hang seng down two tenths of a percent. trade to europe have really taken a cue because you see the cac quarante in france is down one third of 1% of the blended sociopath of 1%. the euro in the hills of everything and dates in washington. >> any chance that he another record high. s&p down a point. the site features of the point and our futures up by five. nicole: oil has been up for sessions in a row. during that time looking at 4920. the barrel for oil, demand

outlook has been spent to downgraded based on weaker demand. go to $3.70. 12.33. dallas by the iea that number. lauren: is forced to get 10% of its workforce to 200,000. job cuts expected to be announced as early as this week. the report says they will toward the end result the hourly workforce at a factory here in the u.s. mark fields hopes to boost the company's profit in its stock price. shares are down within 17% in the past year and 40% since fields took over three years ago. force market value of the low tesla and general motors. train to investors loading up on shares of snappy at the stock rallied a percent yesterday after regulatory filing showed several institutional investors selling shares.

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lauren: good morning, everybody. 5:15 a.m. in new york. the trump administration strongly denied reports that the president shared classified intelligence operation officials to invite as many last week. the "washington post" reported the president provided details about the islamic state that could compromise u.s. allies. the white house says the report is false. security experts say north korea could be involved in the global cyberattack that took 10,000 computers in 150 countries. parts of the ransom or use the same code is now where previously distributed via north korea hacked crew. for planning to cut 10% of its

global workforce. part of the drive to profits. stock market futures is some weakness. s&p futures on the point. nasdaq futures have climbed after a record-setting day for the s&p and nasdaq yesterday. that's a look what's happening out. nicole: a big jump in oil prices. joining us now my cap in style, chief investment officer at 10 mutual asset management. good morning, mark. do you expect the market to continue in your worries to grind higher? what do you think could be that to really move? >> well, the markets have been climbing the wall of worry in the news that washington has been troubling. the markets have been continuing in rally mode. it seems as though the biggest concern for investors is the fact that politics ideas float and not enough investors are worried about the future of the stock market. our expert nation is to defy

some of the negative sentiment and continue to push higher. we really does see a catalyst for a big sellout in the equity markets. look at the valuation and credit spreads of the leading indicator and there's certainly no signs of stress there. lauren: interest rate going up, regulations being cut back, but our financials at vincent at these levels? >> no, financials look expensive just five sites at the rally since the election. however, longer-term financials really are about the same level of raleigh level of raleigh survey started the financial crisis. i think there's more room to run for financials that the easing of the regulation for many of these banks and financial companies is enough to propel the markets higher and that doesn't even include the tax cut that could be another boost for the financials. nicole: beside homebuilders stocks rally yesterday, some of which were near the recent

sentiment here june 2005 highs. things are looking better. no one else shifting from renting to buy them. how optimistic are you in the homebuilders over all? >> well, we are pretty late cycle for a lot of parts of the economy and the markets. the homebuilders are still relatively early in his. the credit types have been pretty tied up since the financial crisis. the scars have run deep given a lot of the turmoil and stress that caused the markets then. the percentage of new homebuyers now buying houses about 40% of all home purchases. that percentage has been increasing. we think it's assigned a think it's a sign to let meals are moving out of their parent's house and shoot them from renting to buying. we think that will propel homebuilder valuation is moving forward. trade through higher interest rates, higher mortgage rates to available we are finally seeing with young adults find homes for the first time?

>> as long as it is moderate and receive a 10 year to finish 2017 about 3%. if you look at an historical basis, mortgage interest rates are relatively low in attics and save. if you look at the red versus buy decision, a lot of the millennial are now going to shift to the buy decision. longer-term a lot of them are settling down and looking for more extended residences. they found their places in austin, texas and portland, oregon. we think that is positive for homebuilders over all. nicole: mark, thank you so much. lauren: coming up on the eve i must space x sends a separate heavy satellite into space. >> five, four, three, it do. lauren: love watching that. all story coming up. advanced to the eastern conference finals. in hockey, pittsburgh penguins beat the ottawa did game three

of the series. asked about in oil prices, continued today in cybersecurity staffs. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

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their state rivals for thinning good brandon crawford smacks of double to right field. they open it up and in the seventh buster kofi both went deep for his seventh homer. san francisco wednesday 8-4. lauren: coming outcome of the right to shoot a mystery that the president shared less of an intelligence. >> at no time for intelligence sources or methods discussed in the president did not disclose any military operations that were not already publicly known. lauren: will have the latest on the story the bombshell report. ford motor under pressure to boost profits. we will have the details for you as the market overall after record-setting day for the s&p, nasdaq. s&p down one. you are watching "fbn:am."

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lauren: breaking news. the presently tightly classified information to russia. the latest details. good morning, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides. north korea. north korea made behind the massive cyberattack cripples computers around the world. truth restoring oil prices giving oil stocks a boost yesterday. a deputy died this morning. nasdaq futures up to. nicole: oil prices jumping 2% as we noted an right in right now continuing to trend up half a percent. under pressure to boost profits as well as its top price for it

reportedly slashing 10% of the workforce. nicole: shares it's not jumping a percent market especially since its ipo on news that big institutions such as goldman sachs of positions in the social media giant. lauren: boston celtics powered past the wizards advanced in hockey that pittsburgh penguin's beat the ottawa senators in game two of their series. nicole: good morning. 5:31 a.m. in new york. tuesday, may 16. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: we begin with this breaking news this morning. the white house denied the washington report president trenchard had a classified information about isis with russia. the report claims the president revealed the information that the foreign minister and the russian ambassador to the u.s. last week. white house national security adviser h.r. mcmastemcmaste r saying the story is false. >> the president and the foreign

minister reviewed a range of common threats to our two countries including civil aviation. at no time -- at no time were intelligence sources or methods discussed in the president did not disclose any military operations not already publicly known. nicole: democrats demand a full explanation from senate minority leader chuck schumer issued a statement saying apart revealing classified information at this level is extremely dangerous and puts at risk the lives of americans and those who gather intelligence for our country. lauren: there may be tension between the rent somewhere in north korea. parts of the rent somewhere is the same code is now where previously distributed by north korea things hacking group. the hacking group attacked sony 2014. global ransom to hit 300,000 computers in 150 countries starting on friday. victims including fedex and the u.s. hospitals in the u.k., germany's

national railway good if you take a look at the cybersecurity stocks everybody trying to protect themselves, they rallied that kind. joining us now to talk about north korea is political analyst kirsten haglund ntia mike baker. good to see both of you again. mike has got to begin with you. this north korea sophisticated enough to launch a massive cyberattack like this when the sun friday in a bid to begin continuing into yesterday? >> sure, absolutely. they've done it in the past. it's going to take longer to do a complete forensic scrub on this latest attack and say with specificity who is responsible in how the mechanics of that work. but what they are doing is standard practice in this forensic review, which is part

of it is he's got to look for examples of previous attacks. just trying to correlate it to something you seen in the path and that may take you down the lake towards the perpetrators. in this case, we've seen some of the same indicators in previous attacks that were definitively tied to the north koreans, including as you mentioned the sony attack attack, which was a massive and quite sophisticated operation. nicole: kirstin come out to rescue. semantics bought 22 million attempted rights of more attacks globally. this came up with the wires the last few hours. if north korea was behind this particular attack, how should the governments respond? >> you know, we don't know yet. what is interesting as there is a piece of the code copied. hackers do that all the time. this group that is associated with north korea is lazarus group, so it's not the north

korean government per se unit that was directed at them. no government response is going to be issued whether a statement form or any other response until they absolutely know. also, this wasn't a phishing attack which is normally where you get an e-mail. click random infected leg. this is a different debris of entry. they think possibly someone took a computer into an area where there is a public network like a hotel lobby for starbucks coffee shop and it was effective that way. that makes it more difficult to understand your patient zero is. until they find beneficial, there can't be an official government. nicole: have been talking about north korea being behind the attacks years ago. just a remember, sony was about to put out a moving interview about their leader, kim jong un. >> fine movie by the way. lauren: between this and missile tests at her missile tests, what

do you do with this and provocations in north korea? >> we've got limited options. they won't be sufficient to get them to change their ways. we have been dealing with this particular issue for a long time and it's always been the same idea, which is it's got to be done to china. if you are going to change behavior at the north korean regime, it has got to come from china. they just haven't done it yet. they've done some of their own sanctions recently, but they are halfhearted and basically going against them and backdoor intent in the past few months. until the chinese authorities decide that it is in their own interests because every nation acts in its own best interest. until they decided for their own interest to make the north korean regime change, it's just not going to happen. >> was in the interest of the united states? >> obviously cyberprotection is key. he signed an executive order in cybersecurity at the forefront

of the minds of the intelligence committee as well before president trump came into office, this is a very big priority. this is not an updated system. microsoft windows here. that's why you see the stock price going up. make sure they are protected on every front. also, this is a very unsophisticated attack that we don't know yet. north korea tried -- they were accused of stealing $81 million to bangladesh banks. we need to step back and make sure protection is a priority. lauren: kersten, mike, good to see both of you this morning. nicole: ceo bob iker says hackers are threatening to release an upcoming movie on mindless disney pays her rent them. iger delivered the news yesterday with the topic of piracy did come out. iger did not say that the movie was that disney would not pay the ransom.

disney has two big-budget movies out this summer. parts of the caribbean, it dead men tell no tales. also cars three pitchers of losses in the company of 5% so far this year. lauren: president nicole: of his first first face-to-face meeting with president erdogan today. the refugee crisis in the fight against isis. coming up after plans to learn kurdish fighters in syria in the battle against isis. turkey strongly criticizing the decision saying the kurdish group as part of the pkk which has been designated as a terrorist group by the u.s. turkey and europe. true to the u.s.-led coalition says the islamic state is completely surrounded and on the brink of total defeat and muscle. an iraqi military spokesman says only seven square miles remain under islamic state control. iraqi forces have made rapid cases open a new front earlier this month closing in on the old

city. lauren: a big rally in oil prices help oil prices helping stocks in asia itself in a cage benefit quarter of a percent. shanghai composite of three quarters of 1%. asking south korean pretense of 1%. the hang seng in hong kong than two tenths of 1%. >> your strength only to the highest since november night. mixed tax for stocks in europe. the london ftse up of half 1%. transfixed on one third of 1%. easyjet weighing on stocks in europe. lauren: stock market futures mixed this morning. s&p down fractionally. nasdaq up about two. t.j. maxx, urban outfitters, staples and the industrial production, an indicator of how the second quarter will perform. nicole: up 6.5% is gaining once again not 33 cents right now at 4918 a barrel. gold has also been up for sessions. one by 1% is up $4.12.30 for a

troy ounce. >> "wall street journal" reporting job cuts are expected to be announced as early as this week. that will mostly affect salaried employees. no indication whether ford is to reduce the hourly workforce at its factories. mark fields hopes to boost profits and poor's stock price down more than 17% in the past year and down more than 40% since mark fields took over three years ago. the market value is now not only behind general motors but tesla as well. nicole: investors loading up on shares of snapping the the stock rallied 8% yesterday after regulatory filing showed several investors had owned the shares. the things that the bug is $17 ipo. the management goldman sachs group partners all taking stake in snap transparent when it did

go public in early march. yesterday's rally comes after snapplunged 23% last wednesday after the first quarterly report as a public company did in best did disappoint investors. lauren: home depot on a list of stocks to watch. analysts looking for the biggest u.s. home improvement retailer for highest result from a year ago because homebuyers are going up and there's been a job. staples this morning. earnings unchanged from a year ago in the revenue. "the wall street journal" reported staples is restoring a sale after its proposed deal to merge with office depot was blocked due to antitrust concerns. tjx will release its latest numbers put the parent or t.j. maxx and marshalls had a bright spot in a struggling retail department as they turned to the companies discounted products. >> coming up, earnings for the big retailers. home depot up shortly. wal-mart something will be watching.

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nicole: good morning. 5:45 a.m. in new york. the trump administration strongly denied reports the president shared classified intelligence with top russian officials during a white house meeting last week. the "washington post" first reported that the president provided details about the islamic state that could compromise the u.s. ally. the white house says the report is false. security experts say the korea could be involved in the global cyberattack that took down thousands of computers in 150 countries. they say parts of their brain somewhere use the same code is nowhere previously distributed a north korean link hacking group.

ford is planning to cut about 10% of its global work force. "the wall street journal" says it's part of the companies strive to boost its profit in the out in the atlantic are sliding stock price. check out u.s. stock market futures after we saw a record s&p, nasdaq in several big favorites including that fix, for example. s&p futures on half a point. , this is happening now. lauren: last week, stocks were hit hard by weaker news from many retailers. earnings from home depot later this week. wal-mart has those targeted. we'll investors feel her pain? chief investment officer of mutual asset management. hey, mark. >> hello there. >> what is going on with the retail side? i go to the shopping mall and it's packed. where are we? >> well, a lot of the pain going on in the retail sector can be

summed up in one word and that is amazon. a significant shift in the way consumers are buying much of what they purchase today. that's been a big driver and even though if you go to certain malls are full of foot traffic and a lot of shopping going on, a lot are really struggling. wherever you are is assigned from a year ago into is a good one. lauren: unpopular. i go to the cool places. now, i'm kidding. trying to resolve records for big names yesterday. but that is investing in southwestern american airlines. snap has some investors every are you putting your money? where should the money go to make money this year? >> with icon builders and financials. both set yours are relatively early and we are pretty much stayed in inside the safe are the market rally overall. if you pick certain sectors of the market this till have room to run and homebuilders financials are both going to

benefit her and some of the new economic policies that will eventually be implemented under the trump administration. the pace of these changes under trump has been slower than many had had when he was first elected. we still think that will happen eventually in those sectors will benefit. lauren: what exact is that telling you about the market? >> well, the treasury market and equity markets have been telling different stories. a lot of investors had been expecting interest rates to increase this year. a bit lower on a year-to-date basis. there is a big move following the election, higher interest rates and they really settled into a range so far in 2017. the inflation readings have been coming down a bit. we think that's temporary. inflation will be pushing higher is the year progresses and we think it will take 10 year treasury yields higher. a moderate increase in treasury

rate in the around 3%. >> good to see you. >> in sports, the boston celtics power past the washington wizards of dance to the eastern conference finals. in hockey, pittsburgh penguins beat the ottawa senators in game two of that series. who was taught about one home improvement company giving its employees superpowers. he'll have to explain that one. u.s. stock market futures after resolve records yest for apple, netflix, amazon, google. s&p and nasdaq. s&p futures data loving. you are watching transcendent, your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ money, get away ♪

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lauren: welcome back everybody. teams have and should the celtics in wizards pick the winner and says to put the well rested cavaliers. marcus mark throws them off to jail and brown in a mixed the game tied at 7-too meant to be finished in the pit isaiah thomas an 18-to points. he said that to score 26. the celtics win 115-105. they now pay the cavaliers in the eastern conference finals. game two of the conference finals. ben roethlisberger on hand to watch his penguins take him the senators. third period, no score. breaks the ice with the wicked slap shot. that is all they need is it

taking two and tied the series with one game apiece. baseball now. paragraph astros bring astros bring baseball's record to miami. launching a rocket to left field for a grand slam. astros go on to win 6-1. three grand slams already this season. unbelievable. a sea of dodger blue at&t park. james tied at one. crawford smacks a double to right field. they open it up. thank you for his seventh homer. san francisco went to-for her. trent threw a pitcher tuesday forecast. ask meteorologist at this right now. good morning, janice dean. >> good morning. we'll temperatures hit a 90-degree range. temperatures right now closed an

average for the northeast as well as the last inning between the threat for severe storms. here's the future radar. the setup for a secure storms. upper-level winds, cooler temperatures behind this boundary and robert temperatures i had to say. the severe threat continues will threat continues will be ongoing from texas also it to the great lakes qatar shell, damaging winds and turning to risk from west texas to oklahoma and kansas this evening. the other big story is that still feels like winter across the west would care whether it is very in the interior northwest, iraq is here where it's dangerous to travel across a foot or more of snow. cooler across the west, warmer than average in some of that warmth is going to move towards the northeast flirting with 90-degree heat wednesday and thursday here in new york city. hope you like it.

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>> global stocks are up in a big way. $49.3 a barrel right now. thank you for joining us on transcendent. nicole: we are going to go right to maria bartiromo. one is that very begins right now. >> thank you for being with us. it is tuesday, may 16th. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. dwight has fired back this morning. shooting down a report that the president revealed classified information to russian officials. we have the very latest. the fallout from the ransom or attack. the white house providing an update on the situation as report said north korea is behind the hack. >> we continue closely monitoring the situation by bringing all the u.s. government to bear on this issue and are working side-by-side with partners in the dirt and international partners. trade to the ransom or is not the only cyb