thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. nicole: breaking news this morning. a deadly bombing outside a concert hall in england killing 22 people including the bomber and children. 50 others seriously injured in suicide bomber targeting fans that can't by american pop star. it is a sad day. i am lauren simonetti.

nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides pic of bombing have any just one day after muslim leaders drive out terrorists. the president spoke on the attacks just a short while ago after meeting with palestinian leader said they appeared we were pretty latest from israel. drink your european stock markets in the wake of the terror attack them up there is with strong data out of france. the cac quarante at 37 points but the foot to 11. nicole: now features a 39. s&p futures up 30. lauren: good morning, everybody. five of 1:00 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: anorectic terratec striking -- a sold-out ariana

grande last night as the concertgoers were leaving the venue. the explosion injured about 60 others. 21,000 people were at the concert. police say a suicide bomber carried out the attack. lauren: after meeting with mahmoud abbas, president trump speaking about the attack. >> so many young comely beautiful, innocent people living and enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers in life. i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them from now on losers. lauren: for suicide bombers on

three subway trains in a bus back in 2005. ariana grande saying she's broken from the bottom of my heart. and so, so sorry. i don't have words. president trump expected to deliver more remarks when he delivers the museum. mornings with murray will carry that as soon as it happens. nicole: covert operations officer mike baker the president and intelligence. good morning, mike. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack just yet. do you think this is the work of a lone wolf? how do we look at this? >> well, there is one attacker. i worked with them. work with the metropolitan police. i've been advised a party

identified the attacker. the authority identified individuals close to them information. nicole: do you have any information they told you about this attack? >> no, still an active investigation. they are in the process of looking up addresses and searching addresses. the thing is very fluid at the point being based on unfortunately the fact they've got a lot of experience, they are extremely professional, extremely good at this and are moving very quickly ever since this happened throughout the night to figure out exactly who was involved. the big question is we've got the one attacker, but who were the associates? i don't think this is a lone wolf in the sense we think about it. guess, it was one attacker. lauren: tell us about that appeared one day after donald trump in the middle he says he wants to crush the terrorists.

it was a well telegraphed trip as was this concert. do you believe the attackers, the terrorists had this well-planned, planting the bomb outside the security area, knowing this concert in presidential trip are happening? >> shirt, blue, and the terrorist cover for include any attacker whether it's criminal act committee goes through a certain target selection. whether it involves relatively extensive surveillance of potential site for narrowing it down to one side or on the fly is a criminal would do identify the target of the street. as if they go through the process tends to remain the same. this was not done overnight as a result of president trump's trip. they suspect the dissent will find out they lifted other side and they chose it for particular

reasons. there is a softness to it to some degree. the victoria train station and they knew there'd be a lot of people coming to this particular concert. they knew there was a soft zone. nicole:.that makes the whole attack and all of these attacks of cowardly because they do put a soft targets where they can get in there and get as many people as they can in this terrific. >> any attacker whether it's terrorism for a crime, they will choose the softest target. nicole: let me move onto another topic, which is the level of security. right here at homecoming andrew cuomo said they are stepping up security in patrolling our state-of-the-art. around the world their security but the terror alert had been severe, second highest when it comes to the threat level. do you think terrorists will hit the united kingdom in

particular? >> in a sense if you can't get the u.s., we are tied at the hip. and so, the effect is very, very similar. part of the problem the u.k. has much like all of the e.u. as you know, they are stretched thin. we talk about that in the u.s. the fbi having a investigation in counterterrorism throughout every state of the nation. and i five, the british domestic services in the same situation. they've got a tremendous number of investigations ongoing. can we expect more of these? unfortunately the answer is you can't prevent every one of them. whether it occurs in the u.k., i'll spread e.u. or hear god for bid in the u.s., we can't put our heads in the sand and think

somehow we can secure unless to the point this one out then. trying to thank you so much. they're looking at the third age. now looking at the addresses they know who the attacker is. thanks, mike. lauren: manchester, england. fox news correspondent greg talcott on the ground with the very latest. >> loreena nicoll, we are here in manchester a couple hundred yards from the horror of last night that left at least 22 people, many of them young people. 59 people injured at seven night concert at the manchester arena behind us. i'll step away to give you this section. you see the silver canopy affair is that it are a train station, one of the main train stations that are here in manchester and connected with the 21,000 seat in manchester arena.

that is critical because the bomb was set off in the foyer area, the more public area that connects the trains they should to the arena and allowed for access for the bomber, which according to reports could have been a suicide armor. again, this is a city in shock. the second biggest the trial was in the u.k. and we spent an hour circling the house. working our way into the center of the city which is completely sealed off. this is a busy workday and there is no cars coming the people on the streets right in the center of town. again, what we are seeing is a lot of police activity as they investigate this incident. so far, no claims of response ability, but he says has the person involved in this apparent on me. they were treating it like a terror attack.

down abundance of broad national body called cobra that investigates these kinds of things are looking very closely at that. perhaps it's the personal story. horror story grabbing this nation right now. the concert attended by a lot of young people, a lot of young women senators young people are still missing today. a family is gathering trying to find loved ones as the forensic investigators sift through the rubble. back to you. train to our hearts go out to them and their families. thank you. teresa may cobra security officials will be happening today. interpeak, former army intelligence officer, adviser to u.s. and nato commander in afghanistan. good morning, andrea. thank you for joining us. do you think this is a very specific target?

how long does it take to plan this? yesterday donald trump has strong words by so many leaders and yet this happened a day later. >> it was timed to coincide with israel which will put many arab allies in the box but the president stood at a podium particularly islamist terrorism idea of states who are linked to terrorism for the soil of israel. to attain even if they were our friends in a challenging position. however, due to the complexity of the attack, the weapon the attacker used committed suicide on the easy to create. that speaks to me there's a longer lead time much more so than someone driving a track into the breach their parliament. lauren: president trump called the attackers losers.

what do you make of that attack? >> this is the secret of donald trump success that he speaks from the heart. he speaks to what we are thinking. it is like having your own i'll let the end of the bar express exactly what you think about an attack. his language is not always politician made. it is not only so that the code, but it's real. he is a real guy and i think he really speaks to make sense to a lot of americans. nicole: thank you very much. lauren: more on the deadly attack in manchester. please stay with us. i am totally blind.

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they're undergoing a transformation. a data fueled, security driven shift in applications and customer experience. which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. hello, mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver. nicole: 5:15 a.m. raking it with a sketchy product on what's happening now. the death toll from explosion that rocked the saab nine concert has risen to 22. british police are treating this attack as terrorism and believe it was the work of a suicide bomber. ariana grande is not injured and has suspended the remaining of the concert tour. in bethlehem this morning president trump offered prayers and deep condolences to the

people of manchester. those behind the attacks like the one in manchester are evil losers. later the president is scheduled to make a speech as the israelis see it the early trump met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas in the west bank. his goal is to jumpstart peace talks between israel and palestinians. the president's proposed budget is being released. the plan calls for sharp cuts in entitlement programs like food stamps and medicaid. the balanced-budget tenures while relying on forecast. check out stock market futures after several days. dow futures up seven. s&p futures of three. lauren: president trump speaking moments ago with palestinian president mahmoud abbas. blake burman joins us with the latest in jerusalem. reporter: highchair, good afternoon from jerusalem.

president trump has been work for a few hours with israel. he is continually briefed on the manchester attack by his homeland security team come to some of whom are here with adventurers on. this is a first foreign trip that was meant to send a message. the president first into saudi arabia before coming to israel. the message being the need to drive out the terrorists as the president had considerably continually set in saudi arabia in saudi arabia appeared highly scripted trip until now has taken an unexpected turn because of these attacks. the president briefly addressed the attack in which he had a new name for the terrorists. >> i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them, from now on losers because that's what they

are. they are losers. >> the president making the content as they met with mahmoud abbas in bethlehem this morning. several encounters with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday. president trump acknowledging the peace deal might be the toughest involves a close. >> i think the prime minister for his commitment to pursuing the peace process, working very hard at it. it's not easy. i've heard it's one of the toughest deals of all, but i have a feeling we are going to get there eventually. i hope. reporter: this is the last public event in israel that we are set to speak a few hours from now. just a note on the president, and the terrorist losers.

they were in their prepared remarks without either white house. that the official line on the white house. the president will be speaking in a few hours and you can bet the manchester attack would shape his remarks then. lauren: blake irving, thank you for your coverage. analyst for the jerusalem post. thanks for being here. can president trump brokered peace agreement to israel and the palestinians? >> when you decide terror here and around the world. he was just meeting with mahmoud abbas toothpaste terrorist escape in every single month. president trump has said he would ask that mahmoud abbas

does not listen to him. lauren: at israel and palestine are far apart in many main issues and they have been for decades. it would be the opening deal. as neither side willing to bend for the greater good in hoping to it she greater peace? >> benjamin netanyahu said there is more chance for real change in a lifetime. that's quite a statement. benjamin netanyahu is going to go along way. yes the president to get on with. he did not get along with barack obama or bill clinton. this is benjamin netanyahu's chance. i'm under the impression is going to take risks to make it work. tried to kill houseman county thank you for joining us. >> pleasure. lauren: coming up, the very latest on the deadly concert explosion at the reaction at home in the united states. please stay with us.

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lauren: breaking news this morning. president trump including the first part of this trip today come a day after the deadly attack in britain. former assistant to george w. bush and ceo, thanks for getting up with us. i want to talk about the timing of all this. donald trump strong remarks in the middle east about wiping out terrorists and then we have an attack at an american singers concert in the u.k. attended by preteens and teenagers, many of them girls.

>> it is just gut wrenching and it shows you the threats we face in this world. america has been at war for over a decade. iraq, afghanistan, president bush talking about acts of evil and those who not only support terrorism but harbor terrorists. we arrive at this very sad morning this morning. we should be celebrating an american president going abroad. we should be celebrating finding this to broker peace in the middle east and yet you look at manchester, england and recognized terrorism is still year middle of week ago. tragic this is a barbaric attack. is this an opening for him for this renewed israeli arab peace talk? how does this stack or in? >> does factor in to look at the israelis come appellate demand since at least in this corner of the world we have to come together. we have to find a way to forge peace. we need to stand united in this

terrorist and look at that ideology, form of life, acceptance of killing innocent people, particularly children is unacceptable and we will stand shoulder to shoulder to eradicate these terrorists and barbarians. lauren: braun, the president is overseas. your account the budget is released today for 2018 and includes cuts to taxes in many social programs in order to get a balanced budget. it will be a hard sell most likely in congress. can he take us through the negotiations? >> absolutely pitter mens rea 20 years ago when i worked for john kasich. balancing the budget for the first time since 1969. you heard a lot of people saying you're going to hurt those at the lower end of the economic strata. take away a safety net. fundamentally what we are looking at is we have to recognize the proper role of the federal government, state government. we have so many of you are able

bodied, able you should work. the discussion will have for many more days to come. lauren: esquivel. ron. ron christie, thank you. nicole: coming up in the deadly details as investigators search for answers. we will bring you the very latest from manchester. you are watching trent seven, your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ with this level of intelligence... it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. the 2017 e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. lease the e300 for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer.

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all the breaking details from manchester. good morning. i'm nicole petallides. lauren: at the bottom made half england after president trump called a muslim to drive out terrorists could the president spoke a short while ago after reading with palestinian leader mahmoud abbas. >> i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. they would think that is a great name. i will call them from now on losers. trade to check in on european stocks in the wake of the terror attack in good economic data. but there is across the board. cac quarante at three quarters of 1%. dax and germany upon% in the london ftse up one 10th of 1%. lauren: in the u.s., dow futures are higher this morning by about 30 points.

nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york at may 23rd you're welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: anorexic terror attack with a powerful explosion killing at least 22 people including a suspect in the sold-out ariana grande conserve. the blast happened the blast happened in a manchester arena last night at 10:30 p.m. local time as concertgoers were leaving the venue. the explosion injured about 60 other people. 21,000 that the concert was sold out. police say a suicide bomber carried out the attacks. nicole: after meeting with houston in president mahmoud abbas, president trump speaking about the attack. >> so many out comes a beautiful, innocent people living and enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers in life. i won't call them monsters

because they would like that term. they would think that's a great name. i will call them from now on losers. nicole: is the deadliest attack for suicide bombers killed 50 commuters on three subway trains in 2005. broken from the bottom of my heart, i am so, so sorry i don't have words. president donald trump to deliver another set of remarks on a visit the israel museum later on this morning. mornings with variable maria will carry that live when it happens. lauren: from a cia covert operations is joining us now. good to see you. there were 3500 suspected terrorists in the u.k. police are responding to this 400 officers went to the scene,

but do they have the power to monitor all of this information? >> they have to work within the regulations, within the laws that allow them to open up investigations into surveilled, monitor individuals like we do here. it's also a resource issue. just like our fbi is stretched very thin here because of the number investigations involved in, tearing a terrific organization. over in the u.k., and my five and police are in the same boat. the upside is they are extremely good at this, but the downside is there's a tremendous amount of work, a large number of target because again we've had this problem over the years that the u.k. and all of you in terms that this openness and idea and

a self-inflicted when. >> there was a bond with an improvised explosive device. anything about how this may have . >> absolutely. i've been advised by contacts as they've already identified the attacker and moving quickly on the investigation. the immediate aftermath of this is crucial. that follows certain protocols. part of that and parts, pieces, fragments and what are you looking for? where were these items, where are the parts purchased? you can track it back to purchase point. get a credit card that leads you to an associate of individual

involved in that. he's extremely important in the u.k. they are pulled down in again when you think about the fact that this arena is right next to the transportation hub, imagined cameras are out there. undoubtedly what they did at or close to the site. correlate back to the past bios to determine if the individual was with others perhaps doing surveillance on that site ahead of this horrific attack. lauren: former u.s. intelligence officer with your thoughts on the situation. talk about specific vulnerabilities here. the major concert venue butted up against the train station. the bomb seemed to be placed outside the security zone. that's an area of vulnerability. could this have been stopped?

>> absolutely. as mike says there's so many suspects and limited by the first resource you simply can't track everybody. i think what you try to do is break inside these networks and in the we are right now, we're looking at potential follow-on attacks, once you're inside the network, ramping up faster than it can respond. get to the next node before the next node does the network is blown. and the two after that and the three after that. once you start to do that come that if you don't stop dissent, but the next one and the one after that. nicole: i also want to ask you as we are from leaders around the world, prime minister chin saw a, all expressing their thoughts and prayers. as everybody obviously nostrum and this is tough. had we fight this? what needs to be done in order to make this stop?

>> 8307. it real estate. anybody involved in counterterrorist operations does you don't reduce this down to zero. you are doing everything possible which we've been doing frankly. >> and inducers that the ideology, get into the whole idea too but it's created. at the 30,000-foot level, you're right. you can't cut your way out of it. it doesn't mean you should make a good-faith effort. at the same time you have to understand the ideology involved. we can do this. we're smart enough to operate and we're operating on multiple tracks in the u.s. very have a significant effort the muslim communities to get them onside and returning today dark side. >> you can argue that a bullet

in donald trump is now emboldened for the terror attack as he is in the middle east. >> absolutely. what should give you hope about the end state of zero or if not zero, a very low-level terrorist is 35 years ago, 40 years ago there was no islamist terrorism. there was al qaeda. there was no hamas hit every note she hottie. there is terrorism but a different type of a different target for a different cause. that speaks to underlying causes of the ideology if you can address those, maybe we can go back to that. 40 years ago when al qaeda simply didn't exist. >> i like ender's optimism. i respect him a lot. i guess maybe i'm just a bit older and i've been dealing with this a long time. a more cynical. we are not walking his dog back.

>> is certainly something has changed, so why can't we change it back? >> again, i would love to think so. believe me, i would love to think that would get to a point where we can reduce this down to zero, get back to the happy day when we didn't have this problem existed. i would be great if we could. i'm just saying from banks. it's, i don't believe that's realistic. nicole: what do you think of the president term javascript to do and he will visit again, losers, evil losers as they watch people running down horrified scared for their lives in the parent stood still. parents at the bottom of the stairs waiting for their children to come out, praying for everybody there. what do you think of the term evil losers? >> and more of an operational guide. i prefer we find them in terminate them. i think it's good he's been more

direct. we lack that in the past eight years. it's both refreshing might be the right word or the president speaks from the gut. lauren: interpeak, mike baker, thank you. nicole: we will be right back. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance.

nicole: greg talcott either manchester england at the very latest. good morning, greg. >> good morning, folks.

we are here in manchester behind us a couple hundred yards. the scene of the terrible attack last night. i will step back and have cameraman peter give you a sense of the area. the leading edge of a major police presence. the city had shut down right now. the central part of the spirit behind them come the summer canopy that victoria train they should and connect it to the victoria train station is the manchester arena. in that area, the foyer connect to those two structures. we believe the attack occurred. according to police, they are treating it as a terror attack, looking not as records that could have been a suicide bomber. report said it could have been one with his body, armaments packs, armaments packs come in at symbols come the ugly step we see a mideast coming now here in manchester u.k. 22 people now believe to be dead. 59 people injured. they were asked the ariana

grande concert at 21,000 feet sold-out. many of them young people. many of them young women and as they filed out of the cons are to some extent with their parents, that is when the well-timed attack occurred. police now saying they believe it was a sole operator, that there was no help at the scene. but now they're looking hard to see what kind of network was supporting him, could've been supporting this person. isis has claimed responsibility or praise the attack on line but not iraq connection to this attack. what we do know, theresa may not only meeting with top officials, are ready to address the nation. we'll be watching for that as well. back to you. trigger that's right. we are ready for it to come out. all of our thoughts of victims and families in this affect it and campaigns have also been

suspended. we thank you, greg talcott. lauren: now 12 hours after the deadly attack. have it in manchester, england. president trump speak in a while a go at the palestinian president in the west bank. blake burman joining us with the latest from jerusalem. reporter: good morning. it's breaching the 1:00 hour. president trump has been up for several hours working. he made his way to bethlehem to meet with the palestinian leader a couple hours ago in which he made these remarks as it relates to the manchester attack. very short remarks, but in doing so the president so the president claimed a new term as a present for how to describe the terrorists. >> i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. they would if that's a great name. i will call them from now on

losers because that is what they are. they are losers. reporter: the president went on to state the wicked ideology quote must be obliterated. he also said the terrorists and extremists need to be driven out, that a similar language to the speech he gave in saudi arabia which is a more general, much barbara based speech telling the arab world they need to drive terrorists out. as for the rest of the day here in israel, president trump and the first lady will be headed to the largest cost memorial. they will be joined by president benjamin netanyahu and his wife and then it's over to the israelis he had enriched the president will give his final speech in israel. you can bet, laura nanda called it the manchester attack will be front and center in that speech. white house press secretary sean

spicer earlier today saying the president continues to be updated in israel by summit security team team. lauren, nicole. nicole: coming up, the latest on the deadly concert explosion in manchester. reaction here at home. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. >> as they came out the doors were eager to find your seat, it was hazy smoke. i think we just looked at each other and were like, we've got to get out right now. or visit my24info.com. bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better.

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least including the bomber himself. the attack happened at a manchester arena last night. concertgoers are leaving the venue. the ex-version also injured about 60 others. we continue our breaking news. lauren: braun christie, ceo of christie's strategies and democratic strategists josé antonio. i'll start with you, josé. many parents waking up this morning in london in england and they don't know where their children are. what are your immediate thoughts as immediate thoughts is eager about this terror attack? >> like every american i'm heartbroken, saddened to hear the newspaper will stand together with manchester. we can't allow for these attacks to continue. >> i wanted to talk about the president's trip is just unbelievable. he's there in the middle east. your thought now, how this all fits in. >> i think it's tragic and it shows you how tragic the world is right now that the scourge of

terrorism exists while the president is in israel talking with mahmoud abbas, the palestinian president and benjamin that yahoo! comment so many areas but many areas that not only can we forge peace between allies that may not have always agreed with each other, but agree with the united states that we have to have a peaceful solution with these problems or recognizes and underscores terrorism is with us and they need to stand shoulder to shoulder with us in shoulder to shoulder with all the people in manchester in a blue will not accept this type of his despicable behavior. lauren: be the ultimate job the israel palestine very far apart. do you think donald trump for this latest series of events could be what he needs to get it done? >> i would hope they would give the opportunity for the palestinians and israelis to look at each other as people and recognize they share a very sacred place in the world in

jerusalem, in israel and of course the west bank and gaza. can they not find out of this terrible tragedy in manchester a way to broker peace together. trade to josé, as donald trump is there, president donald trump but the ultimate deal, your thought on the other leaders, how it all comes together during a very difficult time. >> look, he's going to try and bring the pieces of the puzzle together. well, it is a very strange time for the president to be abroad, especially because all the scandals happening here at home. we have to remember he could about intelligence information. lauren: said he didn't. >> accorsi said he didn't. he's a politician. we know that he did his sources said that he did.

he's got to come home and handled the things happening back home. part of the trip is a distraction. obviously i want peace and i want him to approach allegiance but we've got to remember he's got problems he needs to take care of. lauren: called up, you called up, you would cause the strip a distraction? >> absolutely. i think it's good. he started there so he might as well try to. we have to remember what happened with israel. he used information, give it to the russians. the saudi's during the election, he didn't say very nice things and now he is there praising them. we have to keep all the information and place as he's there. that's what i'm saying. nicole: some people that disagree with you and think this is the beginning of a very great optimistic outlook for our country and other countries to come together. ron, what do you think when you

listen to this dialogue? >> i have to tell you this is a great time for a msm. the president of the united states would be going to the largest holocaust museum in israel and is it going to go with? the prime minister of israel and the president of the palestinian authority. this is a time to broker peace in the region. this is a time to stand together as world leaders and say we are not going to accept terrorists trying to destabilize her life in the way we do our business. most importantly, finding a way to have peace and the rocard settlement is not a distraction. it is something encouraging our american president is trying to do. >> the optics are all there. thank you so much for your time this morning. nicole: coming up, coverage of the deadly concert hall attack in manchester, england continues. daybreak here on fox business.

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lauren: thank you for joining us on "fbn:am" paris attack show. nicole: lots of prayers for the families of the dems affected it will turn it over to "mornings with maria." over tea bag in the towel. dagen: good morning.

it is tuesday, may 23rd. a suspected terror attack in great britain. a bomb m not iarianarae concert calendar is 22 people including children in the suspected bomber. 59 others injured. teenagers the likely target. president trump making his first comments, warning those behind this attack. >> terrorists and extremists and those who gave aid and comfort must be driven out from our society forever. this wicked ideology must be obliterated. dagen: we are waiting for comments from british prime minier