mike: at the end of the day he's blowing it up and that's what they want. lou: that's it for us tonight. train to breaking news this morning. u.s. attorney general chat sessions facing public forum and its contacts with officials in his in the firing of ex-fbi dirt james comey. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. good morning to you. donald trump has with his daughter ivanka. cheryl: technology stocks sell off yesterday, but we're looking at today possibly a different story. all three major indices point to a higher open this tuesday. lauren: ge ceo out full text to

achieve full type over. who is john flannery and herlihy remake one of the biggest industrial giants. the story coming out. train to a dire new word and with the power grid. if boller has been discovered that can attack rates around the globe. we'll tell you about the malicious software. lauren: kevin durrant lays the golden state warriors to claim the nba championship with a victory over lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. all of those highlights for you. train to either 1:00 a.m. in new york. tuesday, june 13th. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: does breaking news this morning. attorney general jeff sessions to testify in public before the intelligence committee today, just days after james comey's testimony before the same

committee. white house press secretary sean spacey says he is no issue testifying in a public setting. >> the president has been clear plastic in the rose garden that he believes the sooner we can get this addressed that there's been no collusion, he wants this to get investigated as soon as possible so he can continue with the american people. lauren: fox business will carry the hearing at 2:30 p.m. eastern time. cheryl: meanwhile, the secret service doesn't have any recordings or transcripts of any tapes recorded in president trump's white house bid the agency made the disclosure in a freedom of information request after the president raised the possibility. he made that assumption on twitter. lauren: president trump will visit wisconsin this afternoon to push a key part of his agenda. the president praised it this day program that provides

apprenticeship in industries like agriculture committee manufacturing and instruction. establishing such programs back in 1911 the president will be accompanied by his daughter ivanka and a trip to a technical college and attend workforce development roundtable discussion. the president will meet with obamacare of victims as he gets his health care through. traded to the president in his treasury secretary i've been in the country's financial regulations. treasury secretary stephen mnuchin unveiling a major pain to change regulations put in place after the 2008 financial crisis. the report is suggesting more than 100 changes scrapping or softening rules for banks and other financial firms. >> a lot of them will work on with the regulators. close to 70% or 80% are regulatory fixes.

20% or 30% require regulatory issues. we were primarily focused on what are the things we can do to unlock burdensome regulations and overlapping regulation and work with regulators. trying to remember a campaign promise to a shop storage of repealing of the dog training club. he will be on mondays at may 7:00 a.m. eastern time today discussing this in nonfinancial tea regulation. big interview. don't miss it. lauren: james madison and the alarm in north korea: nuclear weapons program a clear and present danger to all. speaking for the house armed services committee and the pentagon budget priorities warning about potential losses if fighting broke out north korea. >> it would be a war like nothing we've seen since 1953.

we would have to deal with at whatever level of force is necessary. it would be a very, very serious lawyer. lauren: meanwhile, after the done thing, took up former nba star dennis rodman visited north korea again. he has arrived in pyongyang, expected to spend four nights there. one of the few americans to admit north korean leader kim jong un and drank champagne within. lauren: ceo general electric pass the torch yesterday. who is the successor john flannery? cheryl: good morning, tracey. >> of money, lauren and cheryl. he passed the reins to john flannery. the 55 began his career. since then you saw the number of

different roles in seven cities on three continents. most recently ceo of g be health care. notably headed the senate teen billion dollars acquisition of the power business that the biggest industrial acquisition of ge's history. according to the company he increased organic revenue by 5%. digital platforms and solutions, life sciences and cell therapy. during the announcement he said he is eager to take on his new job. >> i have extreme confidence in where we are going to gpu will be an incredible company for another 125 years. reporter: ge shares up within 10%. the new position is effective august 1st and is chairman january 1, 2018. cheryl:

lauren: i'm quite sure sarah. their competitors for the most part in the dow up sharply. cheryl: he's got a big job ahead of it. they really suffered during the financial crisis. we wish him well. speaking america's criminal what's happening with global market action overnight. asian stocks mixed a little bit. stopped as the nikkei is down a fraction. all trading higher 1% for each of those. >> in europe and london, ftse 100 up by 15 points. theresa may talking with the northern ireland party to try to form a majority in parliament. the cac f. 23 points. the exit 68. lauren: different story today from what we have friday and yesterday. are they going to set the losing streak. delhi every 30 points.

s&p and the nasdaq closely today up 13 and change peer to feel real good. tried to oil up 18 cents. gold giving up five bucks to 12.63 amounts. dream to let stay with technology stocks. let's bring in paul teacher can a ceo investment officer at fairfax global markets. we see the nasdaq higher this morning. analysts keep same technology stocks are overvalued. do you agree with that? >> sound technology stocks are overvalued. you have to understand that five stocks, apple, amazon, facebook, microsoft and google have made a basically 40% of their performance to date of the s&p 500 and 55% of the nasdaq.

these stocks have very, very high pes. summer of two or three times the average price ranging on trade earnings ratio. if you take up the stats for the rest of the 495 stocks in the s&p 500 and the nasdaq are pretty well valued in terms of forward p.e. lauren: paul, you think which are talking about, we began to talk about callbacks. the point yesterday was a 10% drop from a recent high. the tech stocks in the s&p 500, 400 of their market territory. re: expect dean to correction? where do we go? >> i actually think we are seeing a sector rotation and much of the reason is we are

going to get corporate tax reform if not this year, early next year. >> is going to go to stocks that actually have most of their earnings here in the united states. if you think about it, most tech stocks pay very, very low marginal tax rates because earnings come outside the united states. microsoft and apple have two to 5% marginal tax rate than the average s&p company is around 25%. >> let's be real here. what is the biggest fear right now? >> i live in washington d.c. if you talk to most people, they do not believe we are going to get individual tax reform because you have elizabeth and bernie sanders. they won't get 60 votes for individual tax reform.

corporate tax reform, most democrats believe marginal tax rates, the highest of any developed country in the world is causing job loss and they are going to go for it and i believe that's going to go through. those companies that have all the earnings of the united states will go from 35% to 15% or 20%. >> i'm so sorry we're out of time. what would make the entire equation work. thank you very much. lauren: coming up, attorney general jeff sessions to answer questions about the russia investigation and hopes to put the russia investigation behind him. >> he wants this to get investigated as soon as possible and be done with this weekend continued the american people.

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lauren: good morning. 5:15 a.m. in new york. let's get you caught up on what's happening right now. an audio message coming from the spokesman for an islamic state to launch u.s., europe, russia comest red, iran in the philippines during the islamic holy month of ramadan. it began in late may and goes to the end of this month. the authenticity could not be independently verified. best buy is going to try a new program intended to cut down on returns offering customers the opportunity to rent a device before buying that product. customers will be directed to another website i space-bar and

read to complete their transaction and they will get 20% off the rental price if they decide to buy the item. don't think amazon offers something like that. whose top of the "forbes" list at the highest paid entertainers for 2017? sean combs, did he with $133 million todd beyoncé with $105 million. dow futures are up by 34 points. s&p up by five. nasdaq up fort team. the fed began its two-day meeting on interest rates today. forget producer prices and small business up in the sun. train to welcome the busier market, but a lot more happening in washington today. this time from attorney general jeff sessions. the lawmaker looking for answers on his relationship with russia and what exactly he know about former fbi director james comey's interactions with the

president. the hill contributor kristen tate gave good morning to all of you. why he decided to testify on the record and tabulate. does he want to set the record straight and is a for him. >> i think the best way attorney general sessions albeit risky he sees it as a way to definitively get on the record under oath and say whatever he can to set the record straight in with lowered. it certainly is risky. he's going to be under the hot right so to speak. his former senate colleagues will ask a lot of questions about why he left james comey in the room with the president of the united states. why he did or did not disclose additional meeting at the mayflower hotel with ambassador case back from russia.

the big thing we need to look for is whether attorney general sessions and accessibility to basically have executive privilege on his conversations with the president of united state. lauren: those are good points, capri, and good points they can ask of the attorney general. missy, i want to ask you, as a witness, is that a dangerous position to be in. is there the opportunity to have closed-door hearing after this? do you expect that to happen? >> absolutely. that's an important shield. it's absolutely critical of the president has the ability to have conversations with high-level government officials about this becoming public information. if the executive privilege is a

vote, it's broadened to encompass a lot of the questions they might here today. what would happen if there was some indication that was improperly imposed, there may be a closed session to address issues that aren't improperly in the public eye. lauren: invariably buffalo state today say today is densely packing sessions created a difficult confirmation from his former colleagues, former senators here but do anticipate today and how should the press handled the attacks he will suffer? >> he calls for this to be enough in testimony to i don't think he will hear anything too shocking. he wants to set the record straight so he can move on. the big question will be about as sound contacts with russian officials during the 2016th presidential campaign. he wants to set the record straight. he had meetings at the russian ambassador and his capacity as u.s. senator on the armed services committee and multiple

senators including ted cruz said cubin said this is standard procedure. this happens all the time. sessions once to set the record straight. the american people know this is about the democrats pushing a certain narrative for political purposes. they been doing this since the beginning. the investigation is supposed to be about russian interference in the 2016 campaign. other democrats care about is collusion between the trunk campaign and russia. >> people holiday which had. a couple seconds left. how will anything session state different from what jen comey said yesterday. >> that the big question. they are compared and contrasted and the real question as soon as the american public to believe? we believe in governing by narrative, speculation and we are really going to be whether or not the american public in the united states senate believes the narrative of attorney general sessions or jim

comey and how the two things match up for shape the future narrative. there's a whole agenda going on like repealing godfrey that happened last week. cheryl: likely you are all coming the show. thank you. we will see you a little bit. cheryl: kevin durant sees the nba warriors to claim the championship. >> i work hard, let the game come respect again and i knew at some point in my life that, you know, that it will come around.

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cavaliers 129 last night to back up the nba finals. to resist checking championship in three seasons for golden state led by kevin durand to a 39 points, seven rebounds, five assists. south korea 34 points, 10 assists and six rebounds. sheet says. curry said it was a very special win. >> the last three minutes was a blur of pure emotion and energy. you can feel it. for us to do it in front of our home crowd, something i remember for some time. >> golden state is one of the postseason runs in the history of the league going 16-1 through the playoff. lauren: congratulations to them. extremely continuing for the eastern third of the country. more record highs today.

cheryl: genistein of the fox weather center with her center with your tuesday forecast. good morning, sunshine. reporter: hi, ladies coming yesterday's hot today. went to point out current temperatures can see where it's cold enough for snow across the rockies in this region across the west. the air masses bring potential for severe weather across the high plains. the heat is the big story across the eastern seaboard where we said dozens of records yesterday. today the forecast heat index close to 100 degrees for millions of people here. people are advised to stay inside, check on the elderly, the small kids can bring their pets indoors because we are going to flirt with record heat again today. some are a little bit of a break. hot stuff, but there is relief on the way. cheryl: i'm glad jamaica and the point about the dangerous conditions. we have to be very careful

today. lauren: u.s. attorney general jeff sessions had to capitol hill to answer questions about contacts with russia and his role in the filing of the former fbi. a new mount workload hasn't found is capable of knocking out power grids around the world. we'll tell you about the sophisticated and highly dangerous supper program. stay with us. you are watching "fbn:am."

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today. this comes days after former fbi director james comey testimony before the same committee. they have no issue with the attorney general testifying in a public setting. >> the president has been clear last week at the rose garden that he believes the sooner we can get this addressed and dealt with that there's been no collusion, he wants is to get investigated as soon as possible and be done at this week and continue at the americ people. cheryl: we will learn more today. fox business carrying the hearing today live at 2:30 p.m. eastern time during "the intelligence report." cheryl: the secret service doesn't have any recordings or transcripts of many tapes recorded within president trump's white house. presidents rate the possibility of his private conversations with james company.

cheryl: the president also busy today. visiting wisconsin pushing a key part of his agenda. development of the american workforce, getting jobs back to the president. it provides apprenticeships in industries like agriculture, manufacturing and construction. establishing a partnership programs after 1911. on a trip to a technical college they will attend the workforce development roundtable discussion. the president will meet with obamacare victims in milwaukee. >> treasury secretary stephen mnuchin to change the report said just a number 100 changes scrapping or softening the rules for banks and other financial firms. >> a lot of them will be able to

work on with the regulators. closest 70% or 80% are regulatory fixes. 20% or 30% require regulatory issues. we were primarily focused on the things we can do to unlock burdensome regulations and over wrapping regulations and work with the regulators. lauren: report stopped short of calling for the repeal of doug frank. secretary mnuchin will sit just as diana deregulation. >> james mattis sounded the alarm on north korea, and the nuclear weapons program a clear and present danger to all. the house armed services committee and the pentagon's budget priorities. this warning about potential losses if fighting breaks out with north korea. the sin. >> it would be a war like

nothing we've seen since 1953 and there would not -- we would have to deal with it with whatever level of force is necessary. it would be a very, very serious lawyer. >> we mild, former nba star dennis rodman arrives in pyongyang in his spec to spend four nights there. rodman is one of the few americans who have met kim jong un, leader of north korea. cheryl: champagne together, i mild with the two. outgoing ceo of general electric passing the torch onto a new successor yesterday. here's a question. who is john flannery? we asked tracee carrasco. >> good morning katie passed the reins to ceo john flannery pay the 55 drought began his career in 1987. since then, held a number of different roles on three

continents. most recently ceo of ge health care is at the turnaround of the $18 billion business. notably flannery had of the $17 billion acquisition of the power business cover the biggest industrial acquisition of ge history. increased organic revenue by 5% of 5% a position to business as a technology leader in core imaging and digital platforms, life sciences and cell therapy. he is eager to take on his new job. >> i have extreme confidence in where we are going and that ge will be an incredible company for another 125 years. >> ge shares up more than 3% on monday. new position monday. the position of ceo is effective august 1st and chairman january 1, 28 team. cheryl: he's known to make internally tough decisions that ge is facing at this point after the crisis. thank you very much.

lauren: let's get you caught up in global market action overnight. stocks mostly higher. it closed in japan just on fractionally look at the nikkei. ditto for the shanghai composite in china. cost is south korea .7%. cheryl: european stocks right now looking pretty strong right now. cac f-18, it reacts in germany as well as screen errors. cheryl: the dow closed a dow closed its second-highest level ever although it was down 36-point. features now at 23. s&p futures up for. take a look at the nasdaq. the tech selloff that lasted two days looks to be over right now. nasdaq up eight points. cheryl: two words can two words come a buying opportunity. oil up 18 cents. gold is down five bucks right now. lauren: tech stocks tumbled for a second day. paul teacher come to ceo investment officer to talk more.

paul, what we want to know is the biggest thing you're watching in the markets right now. is that the technology selloff been an opportunity? what are you watching? >> as we are hitting record highs in the various indexes a record highs, people are always asking as the market overvalued? are we going to have a correction because it's overvalued? if you take out the sides out the tech stocks we talked about earlier in the 50th or 495 stocks in the s&p 500, you will see that they are running, you know, basically at their five-year average of his little over 15 pes. the market is pretty fairly valued it in many lifted earnings and that's what i'm looking. the police will have 10% earnings growth this year. other people think 10% to 12%. that is double digit.

bush has double-digit growth in the stock market this year if we are going to get earnings double digit. cheryl: i like the positive outlook on the numbers that we've got to talk about the effect of outcomes of the bigger picture. tax reform, regulatory reform, and it are structured plan if these things hit the brakes in washington. that means the entire market could be under pressure, correct? >> i think so. there is an expectation that certainly tax reform, corporate tax reform. and infrastructure spending we need to get those done before the primaries start next year. if we don't, the republicans are in trouble. we are going to see the new election in antenna in the next week or so. this is a seat held by newt gingrich and helped by republicans for 44 years and now republicans are behind.

that will tell us a lot. people will be very frustrated if a republican-controlled house and senate and a republican president cannot get through tax reform and infrastructure spending. being that i certainly hear that. the fed starts day one, decision by phrase. retail sales and ppi. the reason i bring that up, the feds and the conundrum, inflation doesn't seem to be high. but neither is the economy. >> that's right. we will have a bump up a quarter of a point increase. that is baked into the market. the market doesn't seem to care. that's going to happen. >> two-day hike again after tomorrow? >> that's a good question. if we don't see inflation i don't see how they can't. lauren: appreciate your time and perspective. thank you, paul.

cheryl: mall where could turn the lights out literally. researchers discover malicious software could take out an entire power grid. the program is likely responsible for a brief blackout in ukraine that happened last year. in discharging control electricity substation switches and circuit breakers. that's a great, guys. could even turn a power distribution for damage equipment for electricity. u.s. companies at the mall or it could be repurposed to disrupt systems here in this country. again, the cyberthreat. very serious. lauren: shot the lights out. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions having to capitol hill today. his former ap loretta lynch not far behind him. i was just a beaver like the fab four? what he has in common is with the beatles.

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believe it or not, justin bieber has broken a record set by the beatles for having two top three billboard songs for the most consecutive weeks. they have been on the charts for 13 weeks. a quick check of u.s. stock market ahead of the opening bell this tuesday. other major indices pointing up slightly higher. that's it's happening now. lauren: one big take away from the testimony last week was saying former attorney general loretto lanchester and occult investigations could e-mail server and matter instead of an investigation. lawmakers both sides of the aisle call for events to testify. joining us right now is former ohio state senator, state senator minority leader paprika pharaoh and kristen tate. good to see you this morning. do you think lucy loretto lynch testified can there be charges brought against her? >> i sure hope so.

even dianne feinstein is calling for an investigation into the red at lunch. the biggest bombshell from the comey testimony. you have loretto lynch using her powerful government position to campaign for hillary clinton. the claims they been so worried about russians interfering in our election get their own department of justice and attorney general by protect dean hillary clinton. this is a disgrace that should outrage every american and yet those on the left continue to defend her. nancy pelosi saying it no big deal about the rather lynch did this. can you imagine if the tables were turned and this were reversed? imagine if jeff sessions, can you imagine the headlines coming out? cheryl: the difficult it would loretto lynch is how do you prove what happened. you have the tarmac grinning

with bill clinton, but they said it was a private conversation. >> totally different. if the judiciary committee gets into the m.a. should be testified, you have to look for evidence of obstruction of justice. they seem pretty strong evidence here. ironically the same turn the click campaign is using to talk about this whole issue. also talking about the song the fbi in any sort of influence she's trying to exert you feel pressure and queasy. we need bar information to make the determination of her intent which is proved by circumstantial evidence. testimony is close to that. lauren: can we see obstruction of justice charges here? is that a bigger deal than trump comment to comey? i'm not a lawyer and i will not attempt to be one. the nominations of utilizing the

word out or is supposed to recitation. i don't think i'm qualified to make that assertion. if i'm going to speculate, i don't necessarily know if their prices to the level of obstruction of justice. was good for the goose is good for the gander. if we are critical of the interface between jim comey and president trump, we need to be equally concerned whether or not former attorney general or rather lynch was trying to inject yourself into a political process. that is an issue, one more object than a legal issue, but it certainly is concerning and one that warrants further investigation. cheryl: kirsten, jump in here. >> or capri is absolutely right. the american people are looking at what's going on. they saw that tarmac meeting and

loretto lynch was struck to call this a matter. this all adds up to a situation incredibly troubling. regardless of the technicalities of this company needs to be looked into. american people see what's going on and they are rightly concerned about this. >> at a hearing last week, james comey said a leaked the memo said president trump to get a special counsel appointed. now robert mueller is a friend of jim comey. does that compromise his neutrality? >> dissidents critical with smaller and it's quite shocking given their relationship is the one that will ultimately make that determination. that's its own issue and his property were those documents. this is the fbi directornd the wood conduct all the way around. it have to look into this issue.

as far as the situation referring to, we have to be critical about whether it is truly an independent high. >> from a political science, the questions about lunch. what is the step in all of this? >> honestly i hope the madness just as. we need to let the special prosecutor do his job. law law enforcement is a tightknit community. he needs to do his job and the country needs to move forward and work on an agenda to the policy. >> ladies commit thank you for your time. cheryl: coming up, i heat wave. we'll find out from fox senior meteorologist janice dean was going on. the golden state warriors may be

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