tonight. good night from new york. >> i know there's some shooters out there. i don't think there's any trade were inside. lauren: breaking news this morning. jump officials back off on their trade were talk with china and giving markets some relief overnight. drain two futures right now have been higher throughout the night. by 189. s&p at 19, nasdaq up in the free market. transfer the dow lost over 570 points on friday on worries that consumers could pay for a trade war. cheryl: stocks open higher as well. investors a little bit nervous about a possible u.s. military strike against syria.

trying to initiate a south korean chip and in the shanghai composite moving slightly higher, too. cheryl: the facebook scandal front and center today and will notify millions of users about a possible breach as mark zuckerberg prepares to face the fire of lawmakers. "fbn:am" starts right now. lauren: it is 5:01 a.m. in new york, monday, april 9th. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. a lot of our viewers on facebook were telling us, we are signed up if we've opened ourselves up. we take responsibility. cheryl: the facebook story, the trade story of a serious story big news this morning. 14 people reportedly killed. some of them iranians after a missile strike on an airbase in

the central part of the country. syria shut down eight missiles. officials in washington and france denying they were responsible. according to media reports, russia and syria say israel was behind the attack. the missile strike with a poison gas attack on saturday that killed at least 40 people in eastern damascus. that is one of the last areas held by rebels. cheryl: president trump's homeland security advisers said the white house is reviewing its actions about a possible military response. >> i wouldn't take anything off the table could be so horrible photos looking into the attack at this point. the state department and the senior national security cabinet had been talking with him and each other throughout the evening and this morning and myself included. cheryl: president trump trading yesterday and part of president putin, russia and iran are responsible for backing animal

assad. latest developments as john bolton begins his first day-to-day as the national security advisor. a lot on his plate. lauren: picked first in the job for the trump administration played down fears about a potential trade with china. white house economic adviser larry kudlow on fox new sunday trying to calm investors. >> i don't think there's any trade more insight. we have taken elections. even the thursday announcement from president trump, he asked ambassador y peyser to consider. no tariffs and no action has been enacted. >> the president treating president xi and i will always be friends no matter what happens at their trade dispute on trade china will take down the street. because it's the right thing to do. taxes will become reciprocal in the deal will be made on intellectual property. great future for both countries.

cheryl: meanwhile, china's foreign ministry said they are to blame and is it possible for negotiations to take place under this current conditions. lauren: investors reacting to all of this. trying to get a hand on your personal information. almost 90 million people getting miller today and facebook the company said to let no opposed affected at the cambridge analytical breach. cheryl: tracee carrasco another headlines making news. >> today is the day you'll find out if you have been included in the analytica breech baby 80 million users who might have had their information shared with cambridge analytica will get a message on their newsfeed. most of the users, more than 70 million are in the u.s., water over a million each in the philippines in the u.k. however, in an interview yesterday on "meet the press,"

cambridge 73 christopher riley said there could be more than 87 million affected users. >> i think it could be higher. absolute way. there is a genuine risk that the data has been accessed by quite a few people in could be stored in various parts of the world including russia. >> the accusation just ahead of mark zuckerberg's appearance on capitol hill this week where he will have to answer some tough questions from lawmakers. meanwhile, facebook just a suspended data from after allegations that it may have improperly handled users information. shares of facebook trading higher in the premarket today. lauren: there it is paired up one and a quarter of a percent. they want alexei to pay for things. >> "wall street journal" reporting amazon is considering getting into yet another business.

person-to-person payments with the amazon in competition with paypal. the journal reports that he reports that amazon is looking at options for sending money to friends through alexa. making a push into the financial chair, looking at ways to enter in-store payments while working at jpmorgan chase and other banks about building a checking account like product. shares of amazon, let's take a look at it, trading higher in the premarket. cheryl: there you go. up 1.5%. this one not too many people will be happy about it if you're planning a summer road trip, get ready to pay at the pump. price per gallon of gas jumped a sense of the past two weeks to hit a nationwide average of $2.74 for regular gas. that is 30 cents more than what it cost this time last year largely because of the rising crude oil prices. they told "the wall street journal" that it expects prices

for the travel season to be the highest in 24 teen and alpaca and russia continue to read output. u.s. oil futures are 30% about closing at 62.06. up to a .6 this year. lauren: not surprised you're getting into the nice weather, gas prices go up. thank you. cheryl: will see later on in the show. a lot more coming up. trump administration officials have softened their tone on a trade war with china and that is helping futures right now. investors feeling a little more positive, finally getting used to this tough trade talk. also cutting pensions to ceo mark zuckerberg. is he walking? let's look at these futures looking good at the golf 193. premarket, s&p and nasdaq higher

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cheryl: welcome back. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. kim jong un ready to discuss the korean peninsula.

north korea contacting u.s. directly for the first time on this matter, increasing the likelihood of a summit between president trump and kim jong said they pick the right has expected me to take race by the end of may. the location or date has been set. deutsche bank is replacing its ceo. john prine is touting christian silliness taking over. 47-year-old executive has hurt for deutsche bank for nearly three decades. they've been struggling since the 2008 financial crisis. the change will put up a potential merger with another european bank. the deal of the pharmaceutical industry. novartis is buying the u.s. company. the price tag only $9 billion. the sale of one promising drug developing to treat spinal muscular atrophy will turn into a pot tester and that is what is happening now. lauren: we are also pressing this morning how investors would respond if the u.s. launches a

military strike against syria. gary b. smith, and sean o'hara at pacer etf join us now. good morning, gentlemen. good to see you. >> good morning. this rhetoric for the most part from the u.s. could be a big and ugly conflict. how would you expect u.s. investors to respond because teachers are falling 200 points. >> yeah, initially i don't expect any response. we've been down this road before with this rattling, whether it's wisteria here or quite frankly with the trade wars and it's always turned out to be a buying opportunity. we have to see how it escalates, how many troops are committed. that's always the key to see how the market responds. early on, a strike or two when i don't mean to discount out by any means. i don't think what effect the market at all. >> this time last year was a one-off strike.

you have to question if you really want to change the direction of the conflict in the outcome, you need a more targeted strategy and maybe they involve going after other countries, to. putin, iran. >> i think kerry is correct. there's this whole market adage that says you buy on says you bionic humans. it's kind of a morbid thought i guess, but that sort of the way things work. you don't have to see what happens here. i think what is really going on is the president is trying to rein in on us a little bit and send a message to russia that this is a different ratio in the united states. not one that's going to pacify these. lauren: a different ratio when it comes to talking tough with on trade with china as well. listen to what gordon chang said on maria bartiromo yesterday.

>> xi jinping has accumulated absolute power or close to absolute power. that means he becomes responsible for everything. if you have a problem in trade with the united states, he knows that a sky to intimidate and so he will use all his power and authority to go after us. so this could get ugly. lauren: could get ugly, gary. the chinese minister of dublin downs and it's impossible for negotiations to take place right now. >> i'll tell you, you know, first of all this reminds me of what we just talked about with serious. so far a lot of saber rattling. if we decide to go forward, we are 30 days from anything happening. do you have to remember it could get ugly for china in this case. we are the big dog in this fight. we have about a five to one ratio imports, exports for china's biggest customer. i prefer no tariffs by the way. i'm not saying we should be protectionist by any means, but

i think we need to play china to send mail over intellectual property. this is trump making the first move with his palms up front and this could end up actually very well for the u.s. i see any of these big downmarket days based on the fear is by sean alluded to find opportunities. lauren: both of you seem relatively optimistic in the market agrees this morning because we're not seeing a selloff as one might expect this monday morning. are you looking to any economic data with earnings coming out later this week? you guys are pretty bullish. >> i think mobile world today at the end is going to be earnings. we come up upon earning season. the daily announcements that we are going to do this to china and china's going to do this to us, nothing has been implemented yet. it's just a negotiation taking place in public. earnings eventually will drive this thing.

>> it's almost like we've become numb to all this big news and tough talk. kerry, sean, thank you very much. happy monday. >> lauren, thank you. tranter surprising newcomer shook up the weekend box office are gearing up the competition. cheryl: viacom got a much-needed hit over the weekend. we'll have all the numbers for you. and as winter ever going to end? don't answer that. more cold-weather blasting parts of the u.s. fox senior meteorologist janice dean is back in the house again. lauren: i don't know if i want to hear the forecast. 189 in the premarket can s&p at 19, nasdaq of 60.

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>> fighting a massive invasion >> complete devastation. transfer the chill spirit were arraigned at the box office over the weekend that the number one spot going to a quiet place. the movie starring emily blunt and john krasinski didn't meet expectations at about $50 million, needed boost for viacom's paramount pictures, which has suffered a string of flops this year. cheryl: dropping and the number two but raking in a lot of cash, steven spielberg's ready player one brought in another $25 million.

the new comedy film blockers came in third with $21 million. despite the drop from a "black panther" a record over the weekend. now titanic on the highest pressing domestic films in history. in fifth place at thai for i can only imagine. lauren: yeah, indeed. the cold may not be going anyway -- going away anytime soon. but janice dean is back and we certainly missed her. cheryl: the weather machine is back in the house. reporter: later this weekend will get into the 70s. the short-lived because we are going to get called again. it's like a broken record. 32 in new york, freezing here. 31 in chicago. across the midwest in the northeast will get a warm-up this week. but then at the end of the week and another cold front will move

in with bringing below-average temperatures in. snow across the ohio valley into the mid-atlantic. not a big system but it is going to bring some new snow, especially throughout the day today across the southeast. that is where we'll see the rain. for the west, and other major system and for flooding rainfall across a dry day today, but the system moves into myron ms across the ohio valley and southeast. thank you, ladies for the warm welcome back. wish i had better news. cheryl: we missed you. always great to have you on the show. tranter indeed, janice. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg to face off with lawmakers. >> my biggest worry with all of this is that the privacy issue and what i call the propaganda issue are both facebook pics. with a crown prince of saudi arabia wrapping up a three-week

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>> i know there's some jitters out there. i don't think there's any trade were inside. cheryl: top trump officials backed off their tough talks on trade with china americas markets a little bit of relief. lauren: futures up overnight, so this morning to the taupo 91. nasdaq pitchers up 63. tranter after the dallas 570 points on friday.

>> in europe, stocks opened higher on hope that cooler heads will prevail when it comes to trade. investors very nervous about a possible u.s. military strike against syria. arthur is across the board in europe. the shanghai composite moving higher as well. lauren: facebook scandal front and center today. the company will notify millions of effect of users by ceo mark zuckerberg prefers to face the fire of lawmakers. "fbn:am" continues right now. cheryl: we're fast approaching 5:30 a.m. on monday, april 9th good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, everybody. i lauren simonetti. cheryl: the pentagon this morning is denying a syrian air base after an airstrike at the

military base coming after this year in government allegedly carried out another chemical attack on civilians, mostly women and children. president trump learning there will be a big price to pay through the executive president of the american university school of public affairs at wash to an examiner contributor of military horizons. great to have you both. capri, i want to start with something that seems to be in this morning. i want you to listen to a president trump said on march march 29th of this year about syria. listen to this. >> will be coming out of syria very soon. cheryl: capri, there are some saying that is what gave lauren: the go-ahead in his mind to start changing chemical

weapons. >> it may be a contributing factor. however, i don't think he did a lot to provoke a person like bashar al-assad. the man has been perpetrating genocide on his people long before president trump came into office. you know, the challenge the region is facing as we do need a coalition to be successful in trying to control the circumstances within syria, but there seems to be some challenges amongst the coalition, particularly those in the region. president drugs contributing their. i think assad will do horrible things regardless in the united states is going to step up and today there is going to be a security council meeting in the united nations as well. cheryl: that's true. you know eric, for some reason if we don't move forward, the u.s. doesn't respond to what's

happening and have been inferior over the weekend. do you think that gives iran and russia are the impression that they are tories when it comes to syria? >> i think it definitely would. there undoubtedly needs to be some u.s. and international responsiveness from committing horrible war crimes like this. many of our allies have expressed support for some kind of an international reaction. of course whatever kind of action that would take would have to be a balance between deterring assad. we had the syrian civil war had over half a million casualties in there so many international actors involved. russia, iran, turkey, et cetera. what if this happens, nonetheless the conflicts between the syrian government and the kurds in the kind of more pro-democratic rebel groups

as well as remaining extremists continues to be very, very complex. i am guessing the best solution would undoubtedly have to be many people want to remove assad. cheryl: but not vladimir putin. that's the problem who president trump we are told we are speaking with. the president treated as president obama had crossed the stated red line in the sand from the syrian disaster would've ended long ago and assad would've been history. here's the thing, you can treat all you want, but you have to back that up at some point. >> you're absolutely correct. what i think will happen here is maybe that is the case but that they say about president obama. 2018 we need to move forward. we obviously saw the impact of the bombings that occurred last

year in syria around this time. they've actually said the anniversary of that made the part of the provocation of assad doing this attack recently. i think you made the short term plan to maybe be the strike of the long-term plan is trying to get an international coalition to nip this in the bud. cheryl: we still have 2000 troops in syria right now. we've used the word defeat, but there still are remnants of isis within syria. it's a mistake to pull out some of those two dozen your histories? >> the balance affect those troops are there with the fact that if they do leave, not only might assad feel more emboldened. like they say u.s. troops pulling out by a bullpen that's lately as well to make this attack right now. yet i think it's going to be tough because certainly we saw what happens in iraq with

another decade-long engagement. train to its complex. the president is meeting with military advisers today. this will develop throughout the day. dupree and eric, thank you very much. lauren: another big story is facebook. users finding out if users were and facebook analytica. for 87 million users a message on their newsfeed. another privacy crisis brewing and facebook is spending another firm, q. view after report sharing personal data with marketers. on friday, facebook suspended a comedian company. all of this day before ceo mark zuckerberg is set to testify before members of congress. take a look at this. shares of facebook are down 15%.

for more, with the name david nelson. good to see you. >> good to see you. would you expect mark zuckerberg to say to lawmakers? the talent, demeanors, i keep hearing that this is going to be the biggest grilling of a company in decades by lawmakers. >> to one looks good in front of a congressional committee. mark understands he has to start off with a pretty heartfelt apology and has to do quite a bit here. he's been studying pretty hard in meeting with members of the last couple weeks. originally he didn't want to testify an effect on sheriff samberg and general counsel to do his bidding had identified now he finds himself in front of two committees at this point. people are calling for big changes here. senator john kennedy authorities said this problem may be too big for facebook. lauren: what you make of it? >> it may be the case.

originally it was wrong on this. originally i thought the business model would have to change. further that is wrong. comments from senator john kennedy, that smells like regulation is coming in the ground shifting under our feet when it comes to the data because other companies like google and amazon depend on big data. lauren: where is bad data? whistleblower says we don't know because it's stored in russia. critical information is being used for political election. >> it is. the way that some of this has been gathered under the guise of academia, that is what cambridge analytica did. certainly the latest breach at this point. it's kind of naïve for the company to feel that they are not understood. once it leaves behind, it could end up someplace in terms of the

business model, if god is giving users to opt-out to data sharing, that is worth less and analysts will have to put pen to paper and i would expect the growth rate will come down. >> could maybe it should. david appel plant asset management, we appreciate you. >> thanks for having me. cheryl: coming up, sometimes the "star wars" university is better to go it alone. >> i'm a driver. i'm a flyer. i waited a long time for a shot like this. cheryl: the first trailer for so low is out. that was before leah and luke of course. han solo could be coming to saudi arabia. the prince wraps up a three-week tour of the u.s. been promised big changes. you are watching "fbn:am."

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thursday deadline for turning over a unredacted documents to finds that abuse. call me, lynch, mccabe has much more. what is going on? classic fbi director christopher wright said he was working on judiciary subpoena. florida's republican governor rick scott to announce the campaign for the u.s. senate today. he will be enrolling against bill nelson and was expected to be a very excessive and contentious race. the much-anticipated trailer for the new "star wars" movie so low, a "star wars" story has been released and fans can't get enough of the young han solo. >> 190 years old? you look great. cheryl: the cast includes "game of thrones" star emmy leclerc, woody harrelson and donald

glover. so low, a "star wars" story hits theaters may 25th. i know she's buying tickets. cheryl: can't wait. i'm still a harrison ford fan. news this morning, saudi arabia is crown prince is in paris for the start of the european tour after three weeks in the united states while he was hearing everyone from president trump to oprah winfrey to richard branson trying to attract investors and he was trying to change the image of this country by promoting his modern agenda. he spoke about this with maria bartiromo a few months ago. >> wanting to live a normal life we coexist with our country in the world. >> joining us now, founder and ceo of relationship toolbox and

she just returned from saudi arabia. >> good morning. it is an exciting time to be in the kingdom. >> what is it like in the kingdom now? are you seeing changes to the average saudi individual to realize these were we in the rhetoric in the planning stages? >> it's really interesting. i came back from giving the keynote address at the women's economic forum. it was the first mixed gender events that took place in the kingdom after. back in and of itself is a huge transformation. so what you are seeing is the demographics on her side. 70% of the saudi population is under 30 in the young people, especially the women absolutely adore everything he's doing. it's really very exciting.

cheryl: you also say it's an educated population and in particular they made a mistake or not made a mistake, but there it is in a great workforce. m.i.t., harvard education and coming back and not working. you're saying that has to change. >> absolutely. oil prices dropped. i really believe this economic reality is behind the transformation that the kingdom is undergoing. the crown prince understands he cannot afford to have 50% of his population stay on the sidelines. and here is what is on his side. the women in saudi are some of the most anticipated women in the world. they go abroad with the

scholarship established by the former king, to the most prestigious universities. they get very prestigious degrees. staton, engineering, and then they go home and they cannot work. it is absolutely absurd. the crown prince understands that he is going to drive change, unintended, he has to have women in the workforce and part of that is allowing women to drive. cheryl: what is this feeling when it comes to the subsidies. the subsidies can continue in many people's minds with the fall in oil prices. they can continue these for the average saudi residents. at the same time that would be like taking away or social security or medicare. what are they saying about that change? >> absolutely, cheryl. you hit the nail on the head. when you even talk about changing any type of social entitlement programs.

however, in saudi they have no choice. the kingdom cannot economically sustain the subsidies. therefore, he has to have the people go back into the workforce and he's doing that are part of a saudi vision 2030. the number will not be there any longer. i believe that is also part of this tour around the world. he has to find a way to entice money abroad to come into the kingdom to invest and create jobs. you have to make the kingdom a social place, where western women want to go and live there. therefore, you have to have dinner at a mid-and you have to let women drive entrance from the culture. cheryl: it's a fascinating time. with everything in our lifetime. >> thank you that i'd like to live with one no.

wherever you travel in the world, what you will find his women are more alike than we are different. the same hopes and dreams, even if the cultural lens we can achieve that change. cheryl: goddess which you write about. thank you for being here. lauren: shock and i believe her -- agree with her. despite having a broad it was not enough to put jordan speeds over the top of the masters. how would european traders react to u.s. military strike on syria. for that, live to london next. after intense selling last week, it is up 1% this morning. looking at the free market.

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cheryl: the 82nd masters is in the books. cheryl: in case you missed it, jerry max to tell you the highlights. >> you never knew what was going to happen. this is the fourth straight masters, when the golfer who's never won a major tournament. the houston area resident that called captain america a runner-up at the pga championship in 2017. just enough to hold off the final hole to prevent a playoff with rickie fowler and he got it. despite shooting over one under power. president trump tweedy congratulations on his great encourages masters win when patrick went around five years ago, people saw his great talent and a bright future ahead.

now he is the masters champion. 2015 champ jordan speeds was walking on air for much of the round. nine birdies and all. he shot a 64, but his only bogey of the day keyed off into the trees and finished within two. rickie fowler was the last. he made four shots in the final round, shot a 67 to finish seven under and second by one stroke. bridesmaid but never bred in the major. tiger woods finished tied for 37th. he shot 69 yesterday. tiger's best run by three shots. take a look at the leaderboard. to better than spieth. japanese pitcher are modern-day babe ruth? in his first weeks as a major leaguer has become the first player since babe ruth. he hit three home runs in between pitching stars.

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the golden knights in the docs will need the sharks on sunday. patrick read, i didn't think he was going to do it because even rory was going for a little bit. ever so close again. >> respectable. you know, he was a fan favorite, so he became the vegas favorite. >> thank you. you can catch the richer parts on fox news headlines sirius xm channel 115. cheryl: coming up, deutsche bank has a new ceo but can he turn the biggest bank around? live to london straight ahead on "fbn:am." ♪ [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives.

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cheryl: european traders looking at a possible u.s. retaliation against syria for a suspected chemical attack against its own people that happened over the weekend. peter dixon at commerce bank joins us now. what are their reaction from traders bear about the escalation if you will between the u.s. and syria? >> you know, we've been here before and generally markets tend to be viewed as something

which has been a sideshow to be honest. quite a big deal politically for those involved. the thing to watch is the barometer for middle eastern issues and over the course of the last couple days, at the end of last week. lauren: you know peter, look at deutsche bank shares here up about 5% this morning. some changes going on at the top. what do you make of him being out as ceo? >> in a sense, prima civic to most timing with an awful lot to hold down the yield curve. so in that sense it was unfortunate. i also think to a large extent he was out to dry, to a change at the top in order to boost the

banks and take a new direction. more than just about changing one guy. its global business environment and that can take many years. >> you think there's going to be a merger then? is this setting at deutsche bank to join that since things haven't really improved for them? >> i wouldn't go that far. there's an awful lot to do with deutsche bank before we can think about mergers. this is something which may happen in the long-term, but for now put back on an even keel. lauren: peter dixon, we appreciate you. cheryl: we appreciate you on "fbn:am" this morning. we always appreciate seeing dagen mcdowell on a monday morning. dagen: good morning. great to see you as always. i'm dagen mcdowell and for maria bartiromo. it is monday, april 9th. top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern.

crisis and syria. another chemical weapons attack leaving dozens dead in the international community and high alert as the world waits for a u.s. response, president trump warning of a big price to pay. >> i wouldn't take anything off the table. these are horrible photos. the president has a point they are very clear. i'm going to iterate that point. it is one of the wrong direction for too long in the united states of america has been taken advantage of in the responsibility to provide for the entire world. >> stocks are pointing to a bounce back as a trade war with china is a little bit, maybe this sunday morning talk shows. this 172-point game. this comes after the massive selloff on friday with the dow, nasdaq and s&p falling more than

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