herself. great to see you guys. thank you for being with us. congressman trent franks and greg forbes our guests tomorrow >> breaking news this morning. donald trump set to address the united nations general assembly for the first time tomorrow the nuclear threat from north korea looming large. >> investors watching the president closely after last week with their best games for the year. a look at u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. s&p hunger by five, nasdaq higher by aup >> we will have a global markets report live from london coming up. >> asian stocks hit 10 year highs. south korea kospi index up 1.4% pay japan stocks close today for holiday appeared

>> facebook feeling the heat as investors look into russian meddling in the u.s. presidential election. "fbn:am" starts right now. it is 5:01 a.m. in new york city on monday september 18th. i'm lea gabrielle in for cheryl casone. lauren: happy monday. i'm lauren simonetti. we begin with president trump said to make his first address to the united nations. white house national security advisor h.r. mcmaster saying the president thinks the speech is a tremendous opportunity to reach so many world leaders. >> first is to protect the american people will in the third is really to help promote accountability and sovereignty.

those three things allow him to communicate his vision for america's role in the world peered lauren: today the president will have several meetings with benjamin netanyahu and emanuel machrone writes your new york. lea: the president see says they intensified. ambassador to the u.n. mcneely says the security is running out of options. >> we were trying to use every diplomatic possibility we could do. we pretty much exhausted all the things he could do the security council at this point. i said yesterday i'm perfectly happy kick in perfectly happy taken this over to general mattis because he has plenty of military options. lauren: just days after new sanctions on north korea last week, the kim jong un regime was a demonstration where they could reach the u.s. territory of guam.

>> and great britain from the terrorism threat level lowered to severe following the arrest of a second man in the london subway bombing. meanwhile police searched the home southwest of london where a person was spotted leaving the property on closed-circuit television. the 21-year-old along with the 18-year-old both believed to have been cared for by a couple who ran a foster home for refugees. the 21-year-old reportedly was a syrian refugee. british prime minister to rescind a discussing what can be done to prevent further terror attacks. >> one of the issues we really need to be addressing and i'll be raising this when i'm at the united nations is the question that the use of the internet by terrorists, for terrorists planning but also using it for the spread of extremism, hatred, propaganda that can incite and inspire terrorism. lauren: 30 people injured in

that attack. the bond did not completely explode. lauren: in the meantime, violent protests after why former police officer was acquitted in the 2011th death of a black man. griff jenkins live in st. louis. good morning. reporter: good morning, lea and lauren. the scene behind me in st. louis cleaning up after the third night of violent protesters took to the streets vandalizing things, confronting cops and destroying property. this is a series of planters they ran through following friday morning, officer jason stokley acquitted in the 2011 shooting dad of wal-mart staff. they start with peaceful protester in the day. at night with the police are calling a criminal element are taking to the street and causing all of this damage. sadly a majority of the business

has hit nail salons, restaurants come at captain small businesses from the family-owned businesses, perhaps missing your point in any way. the police chief, laurence o'toole seen this sort of stuff will not be tolerated in the streets. the mayor also says they are not going to let this sort of thing continue to happen for almost a week and having windows broken out. we spoke to one of these protesters who happens to us to be favorite for this area. here is what had to say about the vandalism occurring. take a listen. >> we've got hurt folks come a system that failed. i understand folks upset about broken windows. we've got broken lives out here. that doesn't compare. reporter: quite a lot of damage for the third night in a row. we are told there may be some protests later this morning as people come to work on monday

morning. lea: i was so sad to see small businesses impacted because people are looting. imagine there might be more protest today. what are you expecting to build throughout the day? >> i think what will build throughout the day of peaceful protest. anthony lamar smith, the gentleman shot to death, his mother out here during the day to protest and she's obviously a grieving mother. however, there is that maintain the different elements and their intention is anything but peaceful protest and. just the sort of thing the crews are having to come out here and clean up the windows will have to be fixed and boarded a. lauren: this case was from 2011, quite some time ago. i know we just got the verdict, but it shows you the animosity runs deep. training above, absolutely. three years after what happened

in ferguson, michaels brown step. there is an element amongst this community so you are seeing some of that carryover. there were a lot of burned buildings in damage. the hope is that this year will not continue to grow. however, last night in the arrest -- edi guys. the first 833, the night before 10 or 11. hopefully this is in a pattern of an escalating scenario as we saw in the weeks and months following ferguson. lea: the governor probably ahead out of the sun is this one of those long for us to. chris jenkins, thank you. lauren: the senate turning up the pressure on facebook as it looks the role of the company plays into russian meddling my share. facebook says is shared new findings about russian backed

ads posted on the site during the campaign the special counsel robert mueller. representative adam schiff, top democrat on the house intelligence committee calling on facebook, twitter and google to testify before congress. >> the russians are aiming to divide us, to effectively stop one american against another on the most divisive issues we have peered all americans, all patriotic americans have to be outraged by that. >> is confident they will come forward to answer questions about russia's interventions. lea: general motors faces a strike in canada that could hit production of its most popular sport utility vehicles. to top executives leave aqua facts after his massive security breach. we will tell you all about it. you are watching "fbn:am."

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trade your president trump heads to the united nations where the nuclear threat will obviously be a major topic of conversation. joining us now with political science professor dr. bruce backed all a president george w. bush, brad lake man. i begin with you. what do you expect the president to say when he addresses for the first time tomorrow. >> i think you will rally the world come to take them to task and challenge them to de-escalate the crisis on the korean peninsula. curiously enough, the two major antagonist in the world will not be present. china and russia will not be present for donald trump speech to the u.n. and that is very troubling because china has no bigger challenge dm trying to calm the situation and get they are not there in russia. of course destabilizing the middle east, most recently of course in syria.

i am troubled by the fact that two superpowers over a lot of the chaos in the world are absent from the u.n. general assembly. lauren: does that trouble you that we can expect the president, we've seen the president put the pressure on china to enforce sanctions for one thing. china and russia are going to be there? >> that is pretty interesting. we've got the same since the sanctions put through very quickly. china and russia did their usual shtick, watering them down a little bit. they think president trump may be looking already at new sanctions with north koreans and will put real pressure on sanctions on activities that go much further there were just issued after the latest missile tests. trade to the most recent

sanctions. trade from the president about that. this is that the president said over the weekend and there's a new nickname for kim jong sub on here, which is rocket man. i asked him how rocket man is doing good and long gas lines forming in north korea. too bad. do you think the sanctions are starting to bite? >> they might be starting to bite, but not the bite that is necessary to cause the pain to kim, the dictator of north korea. china is her luck and to turn off the oil and that's what needs to happen. i'm a firm believer the united states has to have some shared sacrifice and the reduction in trade with china. we have to tell china as long as you continue to deal with north korea that we can deal with you. yeah it's going to hurt our economy, but nowhere near what our economy would face if we faced a nuclear retaliation on

the korean peninsula. lauren: aside from sanctions, which is very important, dr. bechtel, is there a way that the united states can't intercept the north korean ships that are bringing supplies in getting supplies from iran for instance? >> absolutely. that is proliferation security initiative founded by president george w. bush. under psi, some other member states in member states that local unidentified house several intersections of shipments to the middle east just this year. one can expect the temple will be pushed up on that along with going after different companies and individuals, not north koreans helping their illicit financial outside and are

enabling them to continue to finance the very expensive ballistic missile and nuclear programs. psi is something we will see increased focus on. 100 member states in psi and you may see a more active psi operations. trade your okay, you know we have to have this discussion with the talk about potential military action. no one wants to see that including the new u.n. secretary-general because he has said it will take generations to overcome, brad, what would happen if there was a military option. we are pretty close to seeing one, are we not? >> every day that can test his personal interpretation brings us closer to that point and it's regrettable. china really holds the key in my opinion to de-escalate this. they can do it if they want to.

so far they've chosen not to but we need to cause the pain to china to make them believe the united states not only will retaliate, but they are going to be brought into this as well. it is not just north korea that is involved. it is our allies and most importantly, china. trade to brad, dr. backed off, thank you. >> thank you peer >> thank you. transfer to almost everyone expected the worst to get political, but not those. >> is there anyone who can say how big the audience is? sean, do you know? [applause] lea: more from the enemies. watching attractive some of the island still recurring. adam klotz added the storm track. let's look at the u.s. stock market futures.

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of stunning. >> this will be the largest audience to witness the emmys. both in person and around the world. melissa mccarthy, everybody. give it a good [applause] lauren: cabrillo melissa mccarthy looking beautiful there, not in her typical role of sean spicer. other surprises are the best drama, the first streaming service to actually win that award. alec baldwin in melissa mccarthy both won awards for their portrayals of president trump and sean spicer on snl. big little less won the best limited series award by the shows nicole kidman won for best dressed in a limited series. congrats to all of them. lea: they got extremely political. it got a little ugly. ready for some other?

hurricane. swimming towards the eastern caribbean. the major category three and later today and could hit islands also hit by hurricane irma. lea: adam klotz live in the weather center. reporter: good morning, guys. the very act of season as a look at berea, josé, even towards league in the distance. a very active hurricane season continuing at this point. there it is that the east coast. far enough off the east coast that not a lot of folks are noticing up and down the east coast will change in the next couple days. not a direct tip we are going to see at least some changes there. part of it on our tropical storm watches and warnings urging all the way up into new england. there's going to be some rain. a couple inches of rain. they be as much as five or six inches. the winfield as it moves on a the coast today at the outer

banks. here's which are looking up for josé, maybe bumping into areas where you start to see winds pick up. this is going to be a landfall. folks are going to notice this is happening. rip currents increasing as a result as well. the other big story going forward is hurricane maria that currently a category one storm picking up running into a category three and four after the next couple days before it runs overall the islands. here's the turn it makes over the bahamas and getting the bahamas in getting the sharp turns or perhaps because it turned towards the east coast is something we are watching. all of the ones we of the ones we saw get hit originally with burma to be hit again. hurricane watches and warnings throughout all the islands unfortunately and as you put this into motion, we will talk about at least a possibility. here's a look at our tropical models moving that direction, lifting their way through the bahamas once again.

it is going to continue to be an act of season for at least the next couple weeks. lauren: a few more weeks left. adam klotz, thank you for the obvious. i was really ugly. lea: the last-minute turns can really make a difference. three weeks and part of the same text a crisis. tens of thousands of texans still unable to return to waterlogged homes and hotel availability is very scarce. many victims remained in shelters right now while they're waiting to be relocated from temporary homes. with little available safe and much of the floodwater remaining, it's unclear at this point how long it will take to rehouse those ways. according to state and local data, 50,000 homes suffered major damage in nearly 15,000 were totally destroyed. >> if we stick with texas, 12% of the refining capacity is

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lauren: president donald trump set to address the nations with the nuclear threat from north korea looming large. >> investors watching what the president says closely after it finished last week with their best games the entire year. the rally continues your dow futures higher by 59 points and nasdaq futures jumping 10. >> stocks follow wall street lead and will have the global market live from london. >> in a shed, continuing to hit the 10 year high. kospi of one per 5%. the nikkei in japan closed for holiday. lea: "rolling stone" magazine with "rolling stone" magazine was a bible of the counterculture. we will tell you about it. general motors faces a strike in kansas that could hit productions of its most popular sports utility vehicle. "fbn:am" starts right now.

lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york. good morning, everybody. lauren simonetti. lea: kindly at gabriel in for cheryl casone. that surprises me. powerful magazine. president trump set to make its first address tomorrow. white house national security advisor h.r. mcmaster laying out the speech in how this is a tremendous opportunity for him to reach so many leaders. >> first to protect the american people and promote american prosperity in the third is really to help promote accountability and sovereignty. those three teams will allow him to communicate his vision for america's role in the world. lauren: you have to remember the president has been critical of the u.n. in the past. separate meetings with israeli minister benjamin netanyahu and emanuel macron right here in new

york. tranter the speech comes as u.s. and north korea to intensify. ambassador to the u.n. nikkei hayley saying the security council is running out of diplomatic options at this point. >> we were being responsible by using every diplomatic possibilities. we are pretty much exhausted all the things he could do at the security council at this point. i said yesterday a perfectly happy taken this over to general mattis because he has plenty of military options. lea: just days after they impose sanctions last week that kim jong un regime fired another missile over japan as a demonstration that could reach the u.s. territory of guam. lauren: curious to see if they fired a missile this week. it's now been lowered to severe on friday. 21-year-old yeah yeah farouk was arrested in west london and a

second police search southwest of london for a person responded leaving the property carrying a bag that some say resembled a bomb that went off on the subway. farouk was a syrian refugee along with an 18-year-old men both believed to have been cared for by a couple to rent a foster home where they were saying with refugees. british prime minister theresa may discussing what can be done to prevent further terror attacks. >> one of the issues that we can be addressing and i'll be raising this in the united nations is the question of the use of the internet by terrorists, for terrorist planning, but also using it for the spread of extremism is featured, propaganda that can incite an unfair terrorism. >> are the people injured in the attack but the casualties were limited because the bomb did not completely explode.

transfers for more on this, ryan mara joins us now. national security analyst also professor of counterterrorism at liberty university. good to see you this morning. first of all, can you tell us more about what we know about the suspect? >> reportedly they are both refugees, one for my back, one from syria but basically we've rescued them from. that's what's going on in iraq and syria in making to the west, they came to the u.k. to have a better life and this is the payback for god. it is really just another story of how strong the extremist ideology is any rebuttal to say we just don't love people enough, that we are not being tolerant enough. the rest including the u.k. in the u.s. are a very generous country, but that doesn't seem to penetrate and stop the extremist ideology. >> very suspect and disappointed. i want to bring this out.

authorities reduce the terror threat level from critical to severe. critical as an essentially threat could be imminent. what do you see this meaning in terms of the greater picture and prayer investigation. >> the threat level initially why not for the attack and they they -- it made sense for threat level to go down. one of the suspects was known to police. the investigative reporter who tracks what he calls no rules. they carry out an attack into his count this is the 12th attack by unknown wolf, is suspected terrorists known to the authorities and so that raises the question of what you do when you have so many suspects so much intelligent but

you can't have 24 sevenths surveillance on all of them and you can't arrest all of them. lea: that is always the issue. isis claiming they were carried out by one of the unit and some officials soon to be thinking otherwise. >> it is the ideology of stylistically it is always about the ideological movement and state sponsors behind it. whether it's isis, al qaeda's branch in syria and they don't get enough attention now. the bottom line is whichever brand of terrorist group we are facing, they are out there growing that the isis caliphate collapses. usc in al qaeda's estimated 20,000 man army grow in serious indifference opening up in places like the philippines and

burma. >> has elected to the as a of difference are opening, this is the fifth terrorist attack to the u.k. this year. people always wonder the knesset is in some ways, whether we need to be worried about here in the u.s. and how a security different than exist more or less vulnerable? >> i was across a never civilian when he tells us a story of a suspicious person that they met sometimes years ago and didn't report to the police are they just reported to one individual and didn't follow up on. it's amazing the type of intelligence people can provide if they are paying attention to what's going on around them. there needs to be an educational effort for the american people to understand the critical role they often play. >> human intelligence so important in all of this. brian barro, thank you.

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we'll be watching to see how they categorize and are they still seem it is temporary or that there is more structural problems from the labor force holding wages down and how that's contributing to inflation. we will also be watching what comes out with another good telltale sign printed to see where they're looking on the long end of the curve for rates in the future they are. lauren: what about the impact back to the hurricane that has to inspect the inflation over the fed dismissed that as a temporary factor? >> it's funny that markets have seen to kind of let it go a little bit. we have seen some earnings revisions come down a little bit because of a hip they are going to see from the hurricane. it's interesting if you look there is to set or is there really have been struggling lately, both the autos and housing. that actually might be two areas that have some benefits from the hurricanes. in houston year alone we have over 500,000 automobiles

destroyed so there's a lot of tailwinds going for both housing and automobiles that might come from the hurricane. lauren: that is actually an excellent point. the carcinogen carried a new one at least temporarily. by the way, we do hope you and your family are okay at this point. >> looking at these markets overall, the dataset to .2% last week. the s&p touched and closed at 2500. is there still room and what are you telling clients right now? what is looking good to you? >> when i look historically at what the market has done. we wouldn't be surprised to see a bit of pullback over the next month or two. really when you start to see the rally come back into play.

if you look at the technicals, you still see some room in this bull market. look for a little pullback in the next month or so, and they still think there is room to run to the bull market. lauren: supposed to be the worst month of the year. thank you so much for your time this morning. >> thank you very much. lea: coming up, at the weekend box office, more records for eight. >> stephen king weekend and $36 billion while they had a dismal opening weekend could another loss for aaron rodgers and the green bay packers in the no-hitters for the tigers gets broken up with two outs in the ninth inning. jared max has your sports highlights. but to get your stock market futures covered to a higher by

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insurance companies, chemical companies and airlines have had a lot of flight cancellations in addition to higher fuel costs to grapple with as a result. lea: let's talk about global markets and what they are doing is the general assembly is meeting in north korea over the weekend. >> indeed he is the lack of news being taken as a positive sign by the stock market. a continuation of the games you had on wall street friday. futures are higher, stocks in asia higher. you are also seeing a little bit of optimism after portugal got an upgrade so overall a pretty bright morning in global market. >> will take it. good to see you. thank you so much. >> is for having me. lauren: thank you for joining us on "fbn:am." let's say good morning to maria bartiromo. >> good morning. hi, everybody. i am maria bartiromo. welcome to the program.

monday through september 18:36 a.m. on the east coast. the world descends on north korea. president trump prepares to address the united nations for the first time. commander-in-chief has a full plate before the general assembly this week for north korea to iran. breaking down the highly anticipated u.n. meeting on tuesday. tax reform timeline. expecting to reveal details on their proposal next week, but it's getting a deal done by year and still possible? we break down the major parties push coming up. futures indicate the market with a pretty good bit on the market today. dow industrials to get 60 points a quarter of a percent higher. the nasdaq in positive territory as well. check out stocks in europe this morning. ft 100 up a quarter of a percent. that is almost half a percent. the dax index, best performer of the mall, 70 points