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abstract digest this. quoting anonymous sources in the story. lauren: futures have been under pressure overnight. big tech stocks could face more selling today. taking a look the nasdaq futures down one and a quarter%. an all-time high yesterday 10 to 31%. laurie: stock price up after new interest rate increase and then filled lands to start selling a part of its massive $4.5 trillion fund portfolio. we will have reaction to the unwinding. traded to the new york mets overcome adversity to beat the chicago cubs and it is time. mixed martial arts master conor mcgregor. we will tell you what is at stake. laurie: good morning once again. pleasure to be with you. 5:01 in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and

breaking news. lauren: a show of unity on capitol hill following the shooting of representatives steve scalise. >> tracee carrasco joins us with the very latest. good morning. "fbn:am" not even 24 actors after the horrific incident that injured congressman steve scalise, another congressional staffer and a lobbyist politician does say that the aisle are coming together. >> we are united in our shock. we are united in their english. an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. >> in the family. it's an injury in the family, for the staff and former colleague and leadership. lori: the president and first lady making a surprise visit to medstar washington hospital center where victims are being

treated. the office released this update on his condition. congressman steve scalise sustained a rifle shot to the left hip. fractured bone from injury and internal organs and causing severe bleeding. he was transported to the hospital center, in level one trauma center. he underwent surgery and additional procedure to stop bleeding. he's received multiple units of blood transfusions. he will require additional operations. the investigation into the suspect, james hodgkinson continues. the fbi not giving many details right now. deeply hodgkinson traveled from his home in bellevue, illinois. the fbi released this poster asking the public for help. >> to the local alexandria community. we believe the shooter has been living out of his vehicle on

eastman monroe street, therefore asking you to report any interactions you may have had with him. reporter: the fbi is looking into this notice and acquaintances and whereabouts leading up to the shooting. also look at the rifle and handgun, if it belongs in and how he acquired it. they are searching his home in illinois to try and learn more about him. lori: thanks. almost 24 hours now and it still so shocking. lauren: a show of unity and support. the baseball games are baseball games are practicing for raises hundreds of thousands of dollars to charity will go on tonight. paul republican team is very the lsu tigers jersey in support of representative scalise in louisiana -- from louisiana.

lori: that speaks volumes. can the country hold onto this message in the wake of so much political violence and turmoil? republican strategist chris matalin and josé under you. we like this community but do you think it will last? >> i certainly hope so. tuesday the house passed accountability act. i was a few feet away from mr. scalise and other members and it's hard to imagine our folks unconscious they would do such a thing. i certainly hope so. issues like this is to set the people, conscious people and unconscious people. i hope we will see that continuing. lori: to think this attack will change how business is done in washington? will it change the ugly part of the vision?

it harkens back to the kathy gifford lynn folks pointed to the right. not a whole lot came together. will this change the this time around? >> i certainly hope so. the american people deserve it. at the end of the day we are all americans. i hope they come to unity not only a day or two, the unity that lasts. we need to stop the shootings from continuing. i hope the name of the unity not only can resolve the problems the american people are demanding to look for solutions from this attack from ever happening again. >> do you think talking about gun control is appropriate considering what happened or is the discussion twos? >> too soon. totally inappropriate. how about the quick thinking

capital officer detail. it's too soon and frankly we are going to stop duis and stop those issues. we are to have gun control and we should have it. writing paper loss in the idea we don't write another paper in the that it's going to stop these things. since existing these problems and work together to stop them. if it weren't for quick thinking and proficiency with firearms, it'd be a terrible morning for the news i guarantee you. lauren: the problem might not be used to liberal attacks they are getting on the trump administration. >> absolutely. i know people i like and was a timid person posts a sane people are hurting out there. until we address their needs, they miss the whole part. it's an interesting time. it really is. lori: chris, josé, thank you for

joining us. special prosecutor robert mueller investigating president trump firing james called me -- james comey. it has expanded to include that the president obstructed justice. the team planning to interview director of national intelligence didn't cause and mike rogers is part of the investigation. a spokesman for the president's personal lawyer says the fbi leak of information is outrageous, inexcusable and illegal. a spokesman for the special prosecutor declined comment. lauren: keeping a close eye on the markets. the location, put global market action overnight. tenacious tackler for the most part. they can do pencil and quarter of 1%. kospi and south korea 10 half of a percent. shanghai composite up slightly in china. lori: let's check how markets

are performing. meadows across the board. the cac down then within one half of 1%. lori: bank of england mentioned today japan will begin their meeting in yesterday we did have the dow closing higher and enough and high yesterday. nasdaq lower and features for the nasdaq down 64 points. cap futures down 67. lori: oil and gold commodity check. gold is down 13 bucks on the heels. we will get into that were shortly. lauren: another rough day on wall street after checking features. joining us now to talk about what's going on. what he think investors are concerned about? is it from the fed and if you could help us understand their

feelings on the economy. >> it's a little bit of both. if there's one word i could use to describe today with confusion. they are really sending out mixed messages. they come in that they are ratcheting back inflation exit titian and the commentary that follows next its inflation to rise in 2018. i don't know what i'm supposed to do at that as a portfolio manager. this clears after nine years of that intervention they feel that one half of their tool mandated. they're a bigger force is out there beyond their control. lori: what he think about the $4.5 billion unwinding. the fed was a little on clear. ms. yellen or self contemplation which is part of the dual mandate. we have this monetary easing for so long and they're more than tapering it. they'll do something to get it in control. >> i think it's good news

because without producing the balance sheet they have no ammunition. the other side of that is pretty hawkish testimony in a pretty hawkish action in light of the recent economic data. we have weak retail sales yesterday. it's a secular dynamic linking on cyclical. it is a surprising move on their part. lauren: can the economy handlebar rate hikes? former meetings of the federal reserve. how many times? >> will watch the markets. they are market followers. the reason they hiked was because economists predicted 100% probability so if they didn't have what it really rattled the markets yesterday. lauren: they did at the promised i suppose. lori: to see if cosmetic giant avon headed for the exit or we will tell you why. how will security change for

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lori: 5:13 a.m. many are. a ups employee opened fire yesterday inside one of the standards of the packing facilities killing three coworkers speak three coworkers at the time and then killed himself. a union official says the gunmen identified as jimmy lim filed a grievance of march complaining he is working excessive overtime. the number of deaths continues to rise in the aftermath of a terrifying fire engulfing a 24 story london apartment tower. officials say 12 people are confirmed dead. the number expected to rise. 65 people rescued from the building. "the wall street journal" says the change of the top is expected in one products. sherry mccloy expected to retire in several months after failing to turn the company around. if i'd posted a surprise loss but it's not tumbling. avon shares down more than 27% so far this year. the u.s. stock futures are pointing to a sharply lower open

with tax the biggest drive. dow futures down 65. that's what's happening now. lauren: another ugly day on wall street today unfortunately. heading out to washington again, asking whether security and security changes aren't needed especially in our nation's capitol after the shooting. army intelligence officer andrew p. good morning. >> good morning. lauren: steve scalise security detail, one of just nine members. if they are not the baseball field, what could have happened? could they have reacted quickly? >> they did. it should've been a massive here. it was an area with no cover. nowhere to hide behind even except for maybe a small compression in the dugout. there were no bushes to hide amongst even if you couldn't get any cover. the gunmen had a long rifle in the capitol police officers had

handguns. that's a mismatch in terms of capability that if it hadn't been for her bravery, you could have it at to see half a dozen or more members killed. lori: within discussing representative 79 had security detail. do you believe the security situation or congress is appropriate or given yesterday's events, designate the death? >> i don't think he'll ever get to the point where every member of congress made security detail. that would be unreasonable on the capitol police are not sure because the fact is in the security we are providing. you could beef up the backend, the intelligence service of the capitol police and link back into both the secret service which tracks threats during how dangerous the capital of the president and also the ctc, national counterterrorism center which they run to track terrorist activity in the u.s. and elsewhere.

lori: georgia congressman once concealed carry for islamic areas in d.c. is this how we can go about making sure politicians are protected? >> people should have concealed carry anyway. does heller versus d.c. in 2008 that there is an individual right to bear arms irrespective of service and militia. that should be separate from the threat out there. if individual members of congress felt better about carrying weapons, yes absolutely that they should have the opportunity. really, the value add in terms of security is on the intelligence side particular watching social media and investigating threats towards representative spirit lori: what are your observations in the army intelligence officer of the climate right now? the political discourse has featured alec word and outset

that the violence. we've seen politically inspired violence before. are you looking at the landscape in a different way given the events yesterday? >> actually, i am loing at i the same way. a continuation of events over the last six months. last month a tennessee congressman was forced off the road because it is sewed and health care. local gop headquarters shut down because of the thread credible threat of violence. when there's a rally of end use to shut them down. it's a laundry list. so good to see you. thank you for your perspective. lori: coming up sports. the new york mets overcome adversity for the chicago cubs.

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lori: welcome back. time for sports. angels against the yankees. gary sanchez hits a three-run homer to give the yankees afforded not been made. his irreverent home run of the year. drives one deep dishonor. going back a while and makes the catch. dropping of a grand slam cash. angels chip away and tied the game at five.

angels since ms crushes a pitch for the homer to angels when it's southend-5. anthony rizzo for the second time in his career for a full homer. the next batter and factor back to lead off the game. but the mets comeback. curtis granderson deep to right. he gives the curtain call and they go on to win at 9-4. red sox mookie betz heating up. deep shot 10 for the season. also showing off his defense in the fifth inning. second home run of the game.

conor mcgregor and floyd mayweather had a deal in vegas. the site has been rumored for a year. he will fight into the boxing ring for the first time ever in the lucrative matchups of all time. mayweather alone could very kid 100 said a million dollars. lauren: before you guys had at the door, as a pitcher thursday forecast. see you meteorologist janice dean. lori: the take a look at it. so far so good across the east coast. a cold front will move in and bring some showers commended the thunderstorms this weekend. potential for severe storms across the upper midwest in the mid-out today. another storm system moving into the west but this could patch a

punch with large hail. isolated tornadoes across the central u.s. as well as the midwest commandments at the tennessee river valley. make sure you know what to do. tornado threats to oklahoma and kansas. cooler across the northwest ensures the rockies. very warm across the southwest come essential u.s. and the southeast. the doctor pulled from bringing cooler temperatures to the northeast. that'll make it a good day. >> compared to the hot days, 73 sounds rainy. >> lucy had done the showers that i don't think a watch out. coming up, congressman steve scalise in critical condition in the hospital after an anti-trump gunmen targeted gop lawmakers. the latest on this.

the reserve announces plans to sell part of its $4.5 trillion portfolio bonds. how will investors handle this? a closer look. in the meantime, futures here shaping up to be a rocky morning. slightly off the worst levels but significantly lower. you are watching "fbn:am." 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.

lauren: break-in is the day after an antitrust gunmen opened fire and republican congressman playing baseball. house majority which steve scalise remains in critical condition in a washington hospital. live pictures of our nation's capitol. we will go live with the latest developments. good morning. lauren simonetti. lori: i am lori rothman in for

cheryl casone. into whether president trump obstructed justice, the "washington post" quoted an anonymous sources in the story. lauren: the market responding to all of this overnight installed this morning that cap tech stocks could face intense selling today. nasdaq futures down 1%. dow futures down a quarter 1%. lori: stock prices slipped after the federal reserve announced an interest rate increase until plans to start selling off part of its $4.5 trillion on portfolio. reaction to the unwinding. lauren: and sports coming new york mets overcome adversity to be chicago cubs. and it is time. dr. floyd mayweather will duke it out with mixed martial arts master conor mcgregor. we'll tell you what's at stake in las vegas. lori: in the meantime, 5:31 a.m. in new york.

welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: we begin with this. a show of unity following the shooting of representatives steve scalise at baseball practice yesterday. tracee carrasco with the latest from washington for us. >> good morning to you. not even 24 hours after the horrific shooting that injured congressman steve scalise. another congressional staffer and capitol police officer and lobbyists. politicians speaking out and coming together. >> we are united in our shop come united in their anguish. an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. >> it's in the family. an injury in the family for the staff and former colleague in leadership. >> yesterday the president and first lady visited the hospital

where scalise other victims are treated. that was an unexpected visit in late last night the office issued this update about his condition and said congressmen steve scalise sustained a single rifle shot to the left hip, fracturing bones come and drink internal organs and causing severe bleeding. he was transferred to the washington center current level one trauma. he received multiple units of blood transfusion. his condition is critical and he will require additional operation. 66-year-old james hodgkinson is undergoing the fbi not releasing details that the julie who traveled from his home in bellevue, illinois and has been in virginia since march. the fbi issued this post asking the public for any help.

we believe the shooter has been the panacea called the vicinity of eastman wrote. therefore asking you to report any action you may have had with him. reporter: the fbi still looking for any motives. the whereabouts leading up to the shooting. they also want to know about the handgun and rifle. they want to know where it came from, if it was purchased by an cover how he acquired it. they also searched his home in illinois and they are scrubbing all of his electronic devices to get any of her mission they can. lori: thanks for the latest on the ongoing investigation, tracee carrasco. lauren: the investigation game raises hundreds of thousands of dollars for charity will go on as scheduled tonight. first pitch 7:05 p.m. eastern tonight.

lori: lawmakers on both sides calling for unity after yesterday shooting. join us now to talk about a republican strategist and former dnc press secretary jose aristimuno. it is refreshing to see unity. do they need to see a change in hollywood? kathy griffin holding a severed head above the plate donald trump gave madonna saying she wants to blow up the white house. is the left except in or promoting political violence? >> will come up first and foremost by heart and i pray for the members and victims of this horrible attack. and they save so many lives. at the same time, we need to take advantage of unity to stop the shooting from happening.

we had over 150 this eurozone. would need to look for solutions to a fully read the same time we are thankful and look for solution of what happened yesterday. we need to look for solutions in the american people deserve it in our country deserve it. lori: 24 hours since the shooting. i'm curious from your day. is this a one deranged shooter? it speaks volumes to his push over the edge by political fervor. >> we are in a stage in american service for the discourses not good. they do this every day for the type of work they are doing in the capitol police. it's got a little trouble son. there are still some of the folks out there have literally

blaming since they are so fed up with about policy that is being driven to do those things. we'll need to shake those people because they com conscious because that's ridiculous. >> we heard from a speaker paul ryan singing and injury attacks all of us. what is the message and not? >> we've got to have that. we want to protect people and that's a good thing. there's public policy things we need to look at. we are a nation of 320 million people. we need to look at that when we had the gun control. the day after having governor mcauliffe talk about that a little bit too soon. we will look at those things in time. lauren: josé, you cannot define the word here. the response to be the first

domestic crisis. >> i was certainly happy he was able to visit in the hospital. just like we've been saying, it's important republicans and democrats are on the same page. i was happy to see democrats practicing for the congressional game today that they were praying for brothers and sisters. lauren: i'm so glad you said all that. thank you for your time this morning. >> special prosecutor robert mueller is investigating president transpiring of fbi director james comey. anonymous sources telling the "washington post" the investigation has expanded to include whether the president obstructed justice. planning to interview the director of national intelligence to encode the national security agency director mike rogers is part of the investigation.

the fbi leak of information is outrageous, inexcusable and illegal. the prosecutor declined to comment. lauren: reports that special prosecutors investigate donald trump taking down the stock markets. we have a sea of red in asia with the exception of the shanghai composite up slightly. the hang seng in hong kong down. because we done one half of a percent as the bank of japan meets today. lori: over to europe. down like the u.s. and other areas. monetary policy to contend with a soulless political upheaval in recent weeks. the ftse of recent points. in paris to eight tenths of the dax is down three quarters of 1%. lauren: let's check u.s. futures pared. duff pictures to the age of points. nasdaq teachers down 1%. trade to commodity is especially

a day after the federal reserve interest rate third-rate hack in the last six months envelope 45 bucks a barrel at 50% this morning and pulled them $14.30 an ounce. lauren: more selling on wall street. stock futures down across the board in the the dallas coming off another all-time high. all of this with david nelson, bill point she strategist joining us now. nasdaq under pressure again. what's behind the move? >> that started yesterday. the fed meeting, nasdaq was up 1.3%. technology doing terrific. financials down almost as much. by the end of the day they turned upside down. cap close down big in financial this cost into the green. a lot of confusion we talked about earlier translated to markets and we see that pressure this morning. lauren: we saw the sellout earlier in the week saying it was the rotation is set reason to financials. >> coming into the moment, the

nasdaq had gone so far between earth and value is almost 14%. it had to contract somewhat. lori: what is your advice to average everyday in fact there's. if you saw the dow had 20,000 u.n. troops today. then it went to 21,000. what's your advice? >> if you haven't been in this market the last eight years then you miss the entire run-up. lori: eight years since trump on the election. >> i have to find a way to scale in the markets will follow the economy. the economy is fine. we are not running into recession. we just came to a good earnings season. if you've got up in its outcome of the 25% and come away six months and see what happens. lori: in the washington report came out that mueller is investigating obstruction of justice, does that take us away? >> of my investigation as part of the reason they are down

because it's another delay and could possibly deluded as well. it's another set of legs once again. these investigations have a long history of morphine into one investigation after another. it delays things out and it changes the conversation. we are not talking about the economy. we are not talking about infrastructure. lori: great info, thanks so much. running out of time. passenger complaints against the airline soaring. you would not believe the numbers. over 500 congressmen and senators from attacks like yesterday. we will look at that when "fbn:am" continues.

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lauren: good morning. 5:45 a.m. in new york. present trend continues his workforce development today with plans to make an appearance at the governor said mark corso tomorrow's roundtable discussion. yesterday in wisconsin and said his top will review how they plan to expand apprenticeships for young people. he said it's called bird while they learn trying to get people to understand that you need skills and sedative for your traditional education. the father of otto barbier said he was brutalized by captors before he was released late tuesday.

telling tucker carlson auto was not in great shape. he was in a coma for over a year while he was held prisoner in north korea. the number of complaints on domestic airlines rose 70% in april. that compared to a year ago. passengers are angry and they've been filled by videos of incidents on airplanes including the video passenger being tried forcibly awful flight. selling is in store for us. dow futures down 71 points. s&p down 12 and nasdaq selling off by 60 this morning. but the check on what is happening now. how can political violence yesterday in our nations capital be stopped or can it? joining us now former u.s. intelligence officer and repeat. great to have you with us this morning. >> great to be here.

trent did tell us about the shooter and how do you fall through the cracks? >> look, he left his home in illinois several months ago. he's apparently been living out of a car for a past several weeks. possibly using a local gym for hygiene and his base of operations. really he shouldn't have appeared on any community grid other than perhaps in virginia where cops might've been interested in the fact he was politically a good and kind of been in transient. i could easily see him falling through the cracks a little bit, but a certain point of the local law enforcement responsibility to keep their eyes open. lauren: say he was politically active in social media, which we've seen. once again the social media discussion. how is it monitored, is it being monitored and when you see such strong hatred, will you do about it?

>> this is a really challenging thing. there's been a focus after the series of attacks in london, paris and san bernardino in the usn or linda for the intelligence community to track the social media and online hate speech and radical speech. the tech companies have been brought into little bit. keep places like facebook and yahoo! and twitter have committed to cracking down more on extremist regulation. that's a really challenging thing because it's only certain types of extremist conversations we need to be tracking. the company is engaged on this willingness to go in after extreme left wing speech as they are radical terrorism. it is completely a concern. they'll wind up sleeping on the political speech under the same rubric and focus resources where

it's not needed. america's free speech. how do you determine what should be investigated and what should be pursued and what should be allowed to remain in discourse. >> i think it's critical when you have incidents like this that opinion leaders on the left in the last series of 65 has seen increasing access islands on the left that you say okay it's not just be condemned violent actions, but we condemn a tone of extremism. we condemn things like go angrily, confront your members and town halls. go shout at them. prevent them from living a normal life for all americans working for the same goals here. trade two very interesting perspective. appreciate your insight this morning. >> thanks so much. lauren: first come the new york mets overcome adversity to beat the chicago cubs and it is on. they'll duke it out with mixed martial arts actor conor

mcgregor. when you go outside, you might see storms chasing the hot weather out of here. at least if you live in the northeast. more wet weather on the way and it could ruin your father's day. janice dean coming up at the forecast. we will be right back. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com.

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inning. deep for the two-run home run, the seventh of the year. they take it 7-5. good enough for the second time in his career. crushing the first pitch for matt harvey for a solo home run his 15th of the season if you're counting. the last solo shot. the cubs go back to that the lead of the game. chicago leads to-nothing. the eighth inning and tied up for. once one deep to right. his 300th career home run. he kicked the curtain call. let's go on to win 9-4. red sox mookie betz heating up against the fourth inning. go steve for a solo shot. stocks up 6-ray. also showing off his defense with a diving catch in the thick name.

top of the ninth, the second home run of the game in boston wins that 17-3. the fight is on. ufc lightweight champion conor mcgregor and boxer floyd mayweather beat and a boxing match august 26th in las vegas. the fight has been rumored for over year. mcgregor will step into the boxing ring for the first time matchups of all time. very yes. report say that they went there alone could earn $175 million. pay me back to get beaten to a pulp. maybe not by floyd mayweather. lauren: i would pay a pretty penny to see a match. lori: thanks, lauren. a literature thursday forecast meteorologists janice dean. >> good morning, ladies. i don't mean to rain on your parade the your parade but we could see some rain across the northeast and much cooler temperatures from what we've

been experiencing the last week or so. our next system of a knot of iraqi escort across the great lakes from the mid-atlantic than the northeast. we will still see warm temperatures across the south and southwest. the next threat for severe weather included marcello, damaging winds across the midwest. tennessee, mississippi river value. parts of kansas and oklahoma. be alert if you live in those areas. the other big story is the extreme heat across california and the southwest at temperatures well over 100 degrees. extreme heat advisories are posted. this front is going to move eastward bringing potential showers for the weekend. i don't think it will be a washout for father's day, ladies. back to you. lauren: we don't have to move indoors. trade to the house stays clean. lauren: coming up, mornings maria -- mornings with berea if i got the golf open.

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>> eras maria bartiromo with a special edition of "mornings with maria." dagen: good morning, everybody. i'm dagen mcdowell. maria bartiromo will join us in just a moment. thursday, june 15th. our nations leaders targeted. shot during a practice for a congressional baseball game. he's undergone a second surgery and could face more. president trump visiting scalise in the hot little after highlighting times like this call for unity. >> we may have our differences but we do well in times like these to remember that everyone who serves in our nations