trees. lou: thanks for being with us. and that's it for us tonight. good night from new nicole: breaking news this morning. president rob ahead of his meeting with newly a french president emmanuel macron. you'll have tough talk some push for a commitment to defense spending. good morning. i'm nicole petallides. >> good morning. i am late gabriel in for lauren simonetti. the second gop plan to repeal and replace obama and replace upon the care is another help ensure pulled out of the marketplace. we will have those details. nicole: after record day

yesterday, getting close to dow futures up 72. s&p futures up six msi creatures at seven teen. more about the bombing outside a ariana grande constant. the suspect's brother and father arrested. we'll bring you the latest development. nicole: glance at the airport may be getting longer. the tsa ramping up security, testing a major update to help you be safer. we will tell you all about it. lea: a great catch in the game but the yankees lose their center fielder for at least a week. the pirate piled on extra innings. others had its coming-out. nicole: good morning. five of 1:00 a.m. )-right-paren new york. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lea: breaking news this morning. president shopping with european leaders right now as he continues his first foreign trip as commander-in-chief.

then the president will attend a nato summit at headquarters where he is expected to push the 20th member nations to meet their commitment to defense spending. blake burman is live in italy with the latest year good morning. reporter: currently, president trump is that european headquarters in brussels meeting with top e.u. leaders come in many of whom have been very publicly skittish so far about this president in the beginning months of his presidency. president trump was a champion early on. donald has come in the e.u. president interviewed on twitter last night saying he would aim the president of the europe atlantis ascendant the free world cooperating to prevent post-westworld order. e.u. leaders pushed the president on issues like trade and climate change. as they were remaining at the belgian prime minister, he continued to keep his focus on terror. >> when you see something that

happened two days ago, you realize how important it is to win this fight and we will win this fight. it's a horrible situation. what took place is horrible, unthinkable. but we will win 100%. reporter: to e.u. meeting going on right now. tonight or be omitted with member nations representing nato , and other institution the president has been critical of essays called for nato member nations to commit more to defense spending. the secretary of state said three yesterday on that issue. >> he wants to persuade nato members to step up and meet their obligations and you can expect the president to be very tough said the outcome of the 4% if we are doing a lot. the american people are doing a lot for your security commensurate security. make sure you are doing your

share. reporter: in between those meetings the president will have a one-on-one gathering that the newly elected french president and manual macron. president will fly here to stay see what the g7 summit takes place tomorrow and saturday. nicole: lots to watch. thank you, blake. entropy joining us right now from a farmer in army intelligence officer and adviser to the u.s. nato commander in afghanistan. good morning to you, andrew. >> good morning, how are you? nicole: grey. what can we expect from today's nato meeting? >> i would expect the president to formally become part of the coalition against the islamic state. many nato members haven't wanted to hang from the afghanistan war

barter with him in exchange for the president committing to article v of the nato charter and probably a private commitment to stop hatcher in and about increasing spending domestically. lea: so for the president has refused to commit to article v. to go further into what that means? >> article v concludes a mandate that member nations come to each other's aid if they are attacked. it the cornerstone of the alliance. everything is an international faculty meeting. except for article v created of course to provide a mutual defense mechanism against russia. this is not automatic. member nations have to declare that article v has been bleached. actually a lot of wiggle room if the president says i've live in article v that the u.s. will ever focus.

trained to attack about collaboration, the coalition fighting a sister in today's meeting. how about that? >> absolutely. articulate coming up to monday's bombing in manchester but there is a network involved a radical islamic terrorists. i think this is certainly the president's top priority. but there is genuinely a lot of concern among nato members that they just came out of the afghanistan war and 20 for a mineta's mandate expired is extremely unpopular even though it was for what is a good cause, the 9/11 attacks against america. none of them really want to see their governments be badgered for the next five, 10 years or more and more commitments to a conflict in the middle east. nicole: and repeat, thank you so much. the investigation and the suspect's father and younger brother arrested in libya

appeared libyan officials say salman abedi confessed to knowing all the details of the attack after being taken into custody in manchester. authorities have made peter rest so far. >> it is very clear that this is the network that we are investigating nsa said, expensive investigations going on an activity taking place across greater manchester as we speak. lea: british officials are furious after forensic photographs of parts of the bomb. british prime minister theresa may to discuss that with president trump discussing the the intelligence leaks when they see each other in brussels today. the congressional budget office releasing this long-awaited score. the nonpartisan report says the bill would leave at least 23 million more americans uninsured but under upon the care by the year 2026. a key part of the number is how

many people would choose not to have health care coverage because they would no longer be required. representative tom mcarthur, author of this one of the key amendment is skeptical about the cbo. >> days i respect in the world but they are not prophets. they are trying to answer questions that go out 10 years. they're trying to predict the state legislatures and governors will do and they don't know that the legislators and governors will be. and so i think it's an impossible task to some degree. nicole: democrats in congress blasting the revised bill. chuck schumer says the masseur help a millionaire, the gop plan would be a nightmare. meanwhile, blue cross blue shield of kansas city said it will drop upon the care coverage in 2018. >> treasury secretary before the finance committee is expected to get real-time taxes that the

taxes then proposed budget. told the house ways and means committee that lawmakers need to discuss that debt ceiling soon. >> i urge you to raise the debt limit before you leave for the summer. >> is your preference for congress to pass the clean debt ceiling? >> that >> a clean bill but not include controversial add-ons. in march the congressional budget office estimated the federal government would have to $20 trillion debt limit in the fall. nicole: republicans in today's special congressional election in montana goes with this -- has been charged with misdemeanor assault. after he grabbed a reporter and threw him to the ground in this campaign office last night after he was asked about the cbo report on the gop health care bill.

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actually been seen overnight after the dow, nasdaq and s&p up five days in a row. we had record closes yesterday here at home in the nikkei up one third of 1%. hong kong hang seng up in china up 1.5%. chris kospi up 1.1%. >> european markets opened higher. cac quarante higher by 12 in the dax powered by 10. nicole: record closes for the acid via nasdaq and the town not far away from his own record. dow futures at 78 pages to be futures upsetting. nasdaq futures at night team. lea: oil prices higher as investors expect oil producing companies to extend their output cut. we'll glorify 9 cents at $51.27 a barrel. gold higher by four bucks at 12.68 rants. nicole: coming outcome of the federal reserve indicated central bankers aren't in a hurry to raise interest rates

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lea: as 5:15 a.m. in new york. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. president trump in brussels for the white house is calling tough talks with nato leaders. he's been critical of nato and officials want to hear the u.s. remains committed to the alliance. he will continue pressing other members about their spending obligations. the congressional budget office out the scorecard and the gop health bill and says the plan will lead 23 million more people uninsured for reducing the federal deficit by 119 billion next decade. democrats say it's proof of the bills lost at the white house says the report is inaccurate.

the transportation security administration is tightening security measures at some airports. electronics larger than a cell phone must now be placed in a set or been to get through security check point so other smaller items like books and food must be taken now. tsa trained to cut down on me in the back checks and keep the lines moving. stay with us throughout the day for live reports from o'hare airport with their own jeff flock. the lucky u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. dow futures payday, nasdaq teachers by 20 and that's what's happening now. nicole: the rally continued on wall street history of the same that i am trained s&p to the second highest finish ever. the games coming up to minutes from the latest federal reserve policy meeting indicated central bankers are not in a hurry to raise rates. joining us now come us now, just thought, chief investment strategist at raymond james you good morning. >> good morning, nicole.

nicole: most people say to commit three, for rate hikes. >> that's probably online. i think they raise in june. they said the weakness here is transitory. i think i'll pick up strength as we go forward here and i agree with that. lea: yesterday's gains the finances didn't participate. when you take away from that? >> if you look at the exchange traded fund, that's a pretty key support area. it's important to watch the financials. it is tough to get a big extension on the upside that the financials don't kick into gear. nicole: let's talk about good fear index. the third lowest close in more than 23 years. what is this telling you? we'll see the salad man go away the old wall street saying? >> i don't think so.

it's losing a little bit of a subset energy over the next week or so. i think it's going to re-energize and we will trade out again. you will stall here for a while. lea: some analysts say it seems to have changed based on the minutes we saw. >> i think the fed is going to continue to raise rates. they would continue to raise rates slowly. i was on the road for two weeks up until saturday this week. what i see traveling all over the western part of the country as things are pretty good. restaurants are pretty full. people at that name money. i think the economy is stronger than the figures at chess. lea: you are big picture, stay the course, with such as do the best? everybody has been hot on cap. >> i still like tech. i like financials, consumer discretionary. but i don't like is low

volatility defensive names because they been bid up by people that have had to put money to work and have it believed the rally. you are paid outrageously in my view historically high valuation for some of the lowball defensive names. lea: let's talk about the gop plan to repeal a place about a care. what is your plan now that they have scored that plan? >> first of all, your other guests had it right. i don't believe the cbo train to project 10 years out. i don't think they are going to be able to get that through this year. the focus should be on corporate tax and tax relief for the corporations. that would do more to lift the market higher increase the earnings power in the u.s. nicole: jeff soth, telling it like it is. thanks, jeff. coming up, amazon may have driven bookstore chains out of

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lea: amazon bring its brick-and-mortar books raised to today. the first to two straight plan for the city in six party the open around the u.s. amazon has become the largest bookseller accounted for 90 half of all book sales in the u.s. tracey carrasco will be reporting later today. nicole: time now for sports. the yankees then the royals on the hill for the yankees first pitch of the game. if it deep. going back, crashes into the wall. he makes that great catch at the end of the inning with a concussion and a neck sprain. third inning, yankees get all of what they need.

it's a long-run off-season solo home run in his third of the season of one nothing. , the severing of dominated and finishes with eight shutout innings, seven strikeouts. yankees want to win it 3-0. pirate at the 10th inning connect game tied at five. the home run derby with one deep and gone with it to run home run. gets a hold of one. it goes up for the farmer and jordan mercer goes back to back. the pirates scored seven in the 10th of may when it 12-5. the two-hour rain delay in cleveland. grabs an umbrella. maintaining. the union said 3-2. lee hamilton hits that looks like a game ending play. and then start to celebrate. look again. hamilton gets a foot down just

in time to play would be overturned. two iraqi hits that hard. you cannot make that catch. hamilton rounds third and also scores the red wings closed one for-3. we are also watching president abroad. we'll bring it back. nicole: coming up, president meeting with european leaders. he'll meet with french president emanuel macron at today's nato meeting. will have a live report of the first foreign trip as commander-in-chief. the tsa ramping up security testing a major date to airport screening process. we will tell you what you can expect. dow futures higher by 73. s&p higher by seven. nasdaq higher paid the team. you are watching "fbn:am," your

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nicole: breaking news that president donald trump ending with european leaders cited as many with french president emanuel macron. the president will attend a nato summit rates expected to have tough talks to push for a commitment to defense spending. good morning. i'm nicole petallides. lea: good morning. i am some one in four are trained for this morning at the long wait in the second gop plan to rebuild their faith upon the care is another health insurer pulls out of the marketplace could we'll have details. trickier stock market futures after the record closes

yesterday. dow futures up 80. s&p futures up seven. transfer we're learning more about the bombing outside a ariana grande concert as the suspect brother and father are arrested. we'll bring you the latest development. find that the airport may be getting longer. the tsa ramping up security, testing an update to the screen process to help keep you safer. we'll tell you what to expect. in sports, the first pitch of the game the yankees lose their centerfielder for at least a week in the pirates pile on extra winning against the braves. all those pilots coming out. 5:31 a.m. )-right-paren new york. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lea: we do have breaking news this morning that president reagan with european union leaders in brussels lj right now as he continues his first foreign trip as commander-in-chief. the president will attend a nato summit at headquarters 36 victor to push push the 28 member

nations to their commitment to defense spending. blake bergman lies with the latest. >> hi there. president has been at e.u. headquarters for an hour or so in brussels 80s there to meet with e.u. leaders, many of whom have been openly skittish about the president in the early months of the president day. president was a navigator leon. the e.u. president previewed its meeting last night, writing on twitter that his goal with the two convinced the president that the free world cooperating to prevent post-westworld order. european leaders also at that date to push the president on issues like trade and climate change. later tonight in brussels, the president will meet with leaders from nato member nations. that has been an institution that president has been openly critical of this countries need to step up their defense spending.

the secretary of state yesterday on that issue. >> he really wants to persuade nato members to step up in holy meet their obligations. you can expect the president to be tough on them saying that come in the u.s. spending 4%. we are doing a lot. the american people are doing a lot for your security coverage is security. make sure you are doing your share. reporter: the schedule is as follows. you right now, nader tonight. and between the president will have a one-on-one meeting with the newly elected french president, emanuel macron. after all this wraps up, it is over here to sicily, the g-7 summit friday and saturday. the president expected to get here later this evening. i think you hear the dirt getting ready for a cure is this elite. lea: we certainly can hear the helicopters. getting excited for that. nicole: more with president

leaders and repeat joining us now. former army intelligence officer and advisor to nato commander in afghanistan. good morning, andrea. nader sees russia as the greatest threat to european stability. what is said and how should the present handle it all? not russia's behavior got worse. under tenure as prime minister, russia has fought three successful wars. its fighters are jousting with hours and our alliance members are on the periphery of nato and the last guy. it interferes or domestic elections. for a lot of nato members and especially for us, we see russia as a geopolitical flow that foments on in a lot of regions around the world. nicole: we certainly see that srs allegations of russian meddling in our election. we hear from intelligence officials and talk about nato. do you think they will join the

coalition fighting is this? >> i do. it will be a mostly symbolic gesture to commit ground forces to the middle east. that is the commitment they would feel safe making even though they would rather not. they don't want any specific commitments on either defense spending, defense procurement rna type of missions they are required to carry out in the middle east. they're comfortable with a gesture, but not with actual operation are details. nicole: if nato joins the coalition it will not engage in any combat operations. why is that exactly? >> right, listen. nader just finished its mandate therefore was deeply unpopular even though it was widely hailed as some enough as necessary. i don't think any of those are

widely eager to get back into a major ground war in the middle east. when we talk about defense spending and defense procurement come in many nations simply cannot fight that effectively. not only could they not write that effectively comment any casualties they take are deeply committed the unpopular particularly for a word that many states feel are not necessarily in their interest. nicole: the president has said other nato countries are paying their fair share. the goal is 2% gdp. only five nations in nato are doing now. what can we ask that? >> we can expect to see commitment to increase spending as long as there's no hard benchmarks. in addition to how much you're spending time it's important to spend it on the right things like weapons systems. many european militaries will increase spending on health care, not tanks and planes. lea: and repeat, thank you so much.

at the investigation to the deadly bombing attack in manchester could assess its father and younger brother arrested in libya. the younger brother confessed to knowing all the details of the attack and this comes after abedi older brother was taken into custody. authorities have made it a rest so far. meanwhile, british officials are furious after "the new york times" published printed photographs of parts of the bottom. theresa may expected to discuss with president intelligence leaks in brussels today. nicole: congressional budget office released its long-awaited score in the plan to repeal and replace obamacare. the nonpartisan report says the bill would save at least 23 million more americans uninsured and under obamacare by 2026. a key part of that number is how many people would choose not to have health care coverage because they would no longer be

required. blasting the revised bill, house minority leader chuck schumer saying unless you are helping millionaire, the gop plan would be a nightmare. meanwhile, blue cross blue shield of kansas city said it will drop obamacare coverage in 2018. lea: new fox poll showed a special counsel appointed to investigate russian efforts to influence the election and the campaign. 68% approve of the justice department's decision to appoint a special counsel compared to 29% who disapprove. president transpired and fbi director james comey have taken a poll on tristan trout. down from 45 last month. let's get you caught up in the global market action. the seats in a shot all of paris at the japan up one third of 1%. hong kong's hang seng recorders

of 1% in shanghai composite index up 1.5% increase kospi up 1.1%. >> taken a look at europe. the ftse higher paid. transfer higher by 18 in dax in germany higher by eight team. nicole: dow jones industrial average 100 points away from a record close this out for the s&p announced that. all of paris, dow futures up 79. nasdaq futures up almost funny. lea: look a key commodities. oil lower by 37 cents at $50.97 a barrel. gold higher at 12.68 troy ounce. nicole: opec members, saudi menace are saying they are to continue the plan they've been on with the cuts for about nine months. activist investor dan loeb plans to push for changes to the complicated combination and breakup of dow chemical and dupont. that is according to "the wall street journal." the current plan to split up the

businesses doesn't go far enough to break apart. the two chemical companies announced the megadeal in late 2015 standard proof the combined businesses before splitting the merged operation into three com made focused on agricultural, material and specialty products. prosecutors have charged four men in an insider trading scam in all than medicare. the men allegedly traded on confidential information regarding medicare reimbursement for cancer treatments in kidney dialysis for 2012-2014. suspects are accused of passing information to give voltage in the political intelligence business who in turn told the traders. >> hp is one of the stocks we are watching this morning. shares rose 3% after the pc printer makers latest quarterly results beat expectations. hp raised its earnings forecast for the full year. we look at results from best buy this morning.

the electronics retailer to support a decline in same-store sales at the struggles of competition from amazon and other online stores. abercrombie and fitch halted yesterday will release its first-quarter numbers this morning. investors will be looking for an update from the apparel retailer which is reportedly in talks to sell at golf. nicole: the federal reserve indicated central bankers were not in a hurry to raise interest rates. but will we see an expected hike raised next month? our next guest will weigh in. lea: make sure you grab your relative if you're anywhere close to where we are. above the runway for the memorial day weekend. senior meteorologist janice dean will have your forecast. nicole: seeing green on the board this morning. dow futures higher by 82. as to be higher by eight, nasdaq higher by 21. a look at a right now lower by

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nicole: 5:45 a.m. in new york. the pitcher caught up up on what's happening now. president donald trump in brussels today for what the white house is calling for tough talks nato leaders. he's been critical of nato and european officials, last year the u.s. remains committed to the alliance could trump expected to continue pressing up the numbers at the third spending obligation. the congressional budget office is out with his scorecard and house bill. the plan would leave 23 million more people uninsured of reducing the federal deficit by $119 billion in the next decade.

democrats say it's proof of the bill flaws. the white house says the report is inaccurate. the transportation security administration is tightening security measures at the air force. electronic sergeant and a cell phone must be placed into separate bid to get through security check points. other smaller items such as books, even food must be taken out of your back. the tsa is trying to cut down on the manual back checks they have to do and keep those lines moving. stay with fox business throughout the day. reports from o'hare airport. jeff flock there. u.s. stock market futures right now after records yesterday. we are seeing the dow futures up 74. s&p futures up something, nasdaq futures up nine team. that is what is happening now. lea: at the rally continued on wall street listing the f. and p. 500 on the dow industrial to their second highest finish ever. managing director and chief investment out of just, nice to

have you back. >> my pleasure. lea: or sax going to continue to push higher? >> i think they will in the short term, but the upside momentum is waning or the markets internal energy as we measure it has been used at sensor model slip positive on april 19th. i think you get a little more upside here in the market stalls for a couple weeks and rebuild the energy before you get a whole new light to the upside. nicole: what are your concerns about the market right now? >> your geopolitical concern is your biggest concern. there looks to us like the market has transitioned from an interest rate secular bull market for the price earnings multiple is expanded to an earnings driven secular bull market. dropped in the second quarter of last year and have been continually getting better with each quarter. we think that continues going forward. lea: won't you tell investors

right now, what factors do you like and which would you avoid? >> i still do not like the low volatility defenses that are his. they've been historically rich valuations and the continued financials, tag, select health care, materials, energy and consumer discretionary. nicole: talk about the fed rate hikes. most people expecting one in june. how many more do you think we will see you? >> i think you'll get two or three more this year. the economy is going to gain strength as you get into the back half of this year. trained to do you think this is a temporary slowdown of the economy and that's what it points to? >> i would agree with that. nicole: what about the lower volume we are seeing? 10% lower than the one month average in the rally and found it suspect when you have a rally but on some lower volume.

but does that tell you? >> and job graham bowles second book coming full text the observation that make it that make up the volume up bullish thing. when you are making a top company could it a top commutative express an increase in volume. i think negative volume up is actually very comes active. nicole: we'll certainly see. thank you, jeff saut for being with us this morning. >> you back. nicole: coming up in spurts come a great catch. yankees lose their center fielder for at least one week. the pirates pilot on the next inning to give the braves. all the highlight coming up in sports. you better bring your umbrella today. wet weather is on the way for the long memorial day weekend. a senior meteorologist janice dean has your thursday forecast. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news.

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nicole: welcome back. time now for sports. pitching duel in the wrong, severino on the hill for the yankees. worse pitch of the game. hit 50 k. jacoby going back, makes a great catch but leaves the game ended the inning with a concussion and neck sprains. third inning. yankees got all the offense they would need. and not one of jason hammes for the solo homerun.

a third of the season. meanwhile, dominating the yankees. he finishes with a shutout innings in a strikeout. yankees go on to win 3-0. game tied at five. product on the homerun derby. since when he buys a two run home run. josé gets all the fun. it goes out for the homer. then, mercer crushes one center. pirates go back to back to back. -underscore seven. they went 12-5 good a two-hour rain delay in cleveland. francisco linder grabs an umbrella. maintaining can a diehard fans still diehard fans still at the diehard fans still at the game. indian sub 3-do. the game ending double play. look again. hamilton gets a foot and just in time. the play would be overturned.

jack kozar at the plate with two on and two out. comes than, hamilton around her and also scores to a necklace 143. lea: before you head out the door, grab your umbrella as well. the book right now which are thursday forecast. fox senior meteorologist janice dean standing by. reporter: good morning, leon and nicole. rain across the eastern seaboard. temperatures cooler than average because we have assisted living and pay 56 anti, 53 in minneapolis and 61 in l.a. 89 the next. 89 already this morning. satellite radar imagery that system that brought severe storms yesterday now the thread access for the mid-atlantic. a lot of heavy rainfall, and the tender strains of thought traveling across the northeast. call ahead, check on mine

because we have delays. over a dozen reports of tornadoes across the southeast. the threat today a marginal risk for the mid-atlantic emperors the northeast in our next system emerges out of the rockies. for the high plains today and tomorrow we will see the large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. a look ahead to memorial day weekend looks like we could have some webpage whether for the east coast. i will keep you posted as friday get back in. lea: coming up, the new trailer is finally here and it's not just winter that's coming. we will take a look. you are watching "fbn:am." stay with us. ♪ re humans can see them. re humans can see them. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better.

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