jail just for that. i mean, just that alone is such egregious corruption. anyway, we'll take that up the next time. >> i agree with you 100%. lou: that's what we usually do. >> the president will make that announcement very soon. we will certainly keep you all posted on it. gerri: president trump will announce his plans for the controversial iran nuclear deal at 2:00 p.m. we will look at his options. cheryl: stocks fell back of the upcoming decision on iran. the dow up 200 points but just ended up 95. gerri: oil prices falling below the $70 a barrel market ahead of the announcement on fears the new sanctions could take iran oil flowing. right now oil trading at 69 a.d. cheryl: u.s. stock market futures on this tuesday looking

at a red open. dow down 36, s&p down five points five. gerri: stocks opened mixed as they await a decision from president iran. the ftse higher 12 points. asia stocks in china rising on news that u.s. is trying to trade stocks will resume in washington next week. the hang seng up 1.5% of the shanghai composite of three quarters of a percent. gerri: stunning resignation as they step down amid allegations of abuse. cheryl: warren buffets offer apple sending stock to new highs. the company closing on a $1 trillion market cap. "fbn:am" starts right now. gerri: 5:01 a.m. in new york on tuesday, may 8th. i'm gerri willis and for lauren

simonetti. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. warren buffett would own all of apple if they could. gerri: you thought of it as a growth stock. he does not. cheryl: really fascinating stuff. also talking about the issue of iran. iran's president now warning this country could face some problems for two or three months has president trump repairs to announce his decision today on the way nuclear deal. hasan were on the identities country will pass through this. more from blake berman. turning we will know if president trump will keep iran in the earlier deal or pull out. the president announced in a twitter he'll make his announce that 2:00 in the afternoon. the president has been a major skeptic of the deal for years and has consistently battled the end of the u.s. participation.

>> this is a deal of tk foundations. it's a bad deal, if that structure falling down. it should have never, ever been made. >> is received intense lobbying to stay in the deal. on the white house crowd monday meeting with the vice president. emmanuel macron and angela merkel made trips to sway the deal but perhaps his closest ally the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has pushed the president to mix it all together. back to you in new york. gerri: at fox business will have live coverage of the announcement at 2:00 p.m. eastern today. you won't want to miss that. trained to do battle that controlled congress is heating up. for critical primary states. indiana, ohio, north carolina and west virginia will head to the ballot asked america phil monk the big november election.

gerri: republicans will do to 352-9192. the gop holds 51 out of 100 seats. fbn will be like covering those. neil cavuto will host the coverage. cheryl: breaking of renée comet eric schneiderman, a frequent but president trump suddenly resigning following abuse charges. four women playing "the new yorker" to schneiderman physically assaulted them during romantic relationships or encounters. he steps down at the end of business today has denied those charges. gerri: very curious story. he said while these allegations are related to a professional conduct are the operations of the office, they will effectively prevent me from late in the work at this critical time. schneiderman filing a lawsuit against harvey weinstein after he was accused of numerous acts of assaults.

cheryl: quite a story rocking new york city this morning. president trump about to ask congress to cut $15 billion in spending. about half of the cuts come as 7 billion will come from the children's health insurance program championed by democrats. administration officials say the so-called plan benefits plans sitting unspent. it would not affect the two-year budget deal agreed to in february. gerri: the proposal is a significant downsides. the administration first load. mick mulvaney will be on with maria bartiromo at 7:00 a.m. eastern this morning. a big drug deal making news this morning. japan's toccata is fine if irish rival shire. the deal is one of the biggest in the pharmaceutical industry and months and spitting. toccata specials and trigger for

gastroenterology and cancer. down more than 25% this year. >> the stock is closing on a big milestone which would make it the first company to have a $1 trillion market cap. a fresh record high for a second straight day yesterday. warren buffett, the oracle of omaha, ceo of berkshire hathaway said the company added 75 million shares to investment but explaining the decision to our own liz claman on countdown to the closing bell. >> maybe the greatest consumer product developed. >> profit sharing his thoughts in the future the wells fargo ceo at the banks fake account

scandal. >> i have great respect for tim sloan. wells fargo has a great future and they made a terrible mistake. somebody made a terrible mistake when they learned about what was going on. having the wrong incentive is something that can happen. cheryl: wells fargo shares closed up nearly half a percent yesterday. gerri: comcast at the 21st century fox could be a hostile bid. tracee carrasco joins us with more on that another headlines. >> good morning. twenty-first century fox agreed in december to sell entertainment assets to disney for $52.4 billion in stock. but now, comcast reportedly getting ready to make a hostile bid to break up the deal. reuters reports that comcast is asking banks to agree and arrange financing that would allow an all cash bid for the fox asset. comcast has reportedly lined up about $60 billion in financing.

tree into going back to disney, they've got earnings coming out. this isn't even the conference: making. >> there's a lot in this conference call. disney set to report its quarterly earnings "after the bell" today in the success of marvels but panther will definitely be a huge focus as it opened halfway through the quarter and added hundreds of millions of dollars to disney's revenue and profit. analysts also want to hear about espn, also disney's overall streaming strategy. acquisitions will also be a topic as we just mentioned to disney's bid for the 21st century fox looks to be getting a little more complicated. shares of disney are down almost 5%. >> enact this semester that set aside on citigroup. >> this is interesting here. "the wall street journal" reports that act to this have

built a $122 billion stake in citigroup over the past four to five months and is growing opportunistically. in a statement from the city said it been having conversation and welcomes them as investors. two years ago they made a similar bet on morgan stanley. shares of citigroup are down 8% year to date. cheryl: tracey carrasco, thank you very much. we'll see a little bit of peer president trump weighing in on the primaries along with three other states. the political panel, then handicap the races for us. we will also have the latest on the hawaii volcano. these fissures have not opened up against the critical emergency in hawaii. looking at your stock index futures this morning looking like a negative opening. see what the day brings. the devil in the premarket down

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s&p downey, nasdaq down 20. the bathroom were taken at philadelphia international airport. a water main break had cut off water pressure preventing passengers from flushing toilet. washing their hands in the sink or drinking from water fountains. airport officials had cancer and testers during the shutdown. the water department was able to reroute water to the airport through another maine. what a mess. another mass building lava continuing to pour out of hawaii's kilauea volcano causing a type of distraction. at least 35 structures had been destroyed here 26 of them home. 2700 residents have been forced to evacuate. scientists say there's no way to know for certain how long the current direction would continue. first lady melania trump unveiling a new campaign to help children. the platform will focus on well-being, social media and opioid abuse.

she will speak to leaders in the tech industry about children's online habits and raise awareness about keeping children safe online. the first lady had 30 tackles cyberbullying, to bring her message to classrooms around the country. that is what is happening now. cheryl: that's a great platform for her actually. polls opening soon in four key primary races today. west virginia, indiana, ohio and north carolina. the battleground elections, but will they. will they keep control of congress? broadband by rose a dozen republican strategist christopher pratt home. it's like fourth of july today. get ready. i want to start with you about what's going on in particular. at blake and chip talk about

this. three people running for the primary see. joe manchin could be a little weak in this day. we've got to least acknowledged that. blankenship may have a chance here. what do you say? >> he does have a chance, but with donald trump coming at the 11th hour warning that could be very damaging. released from prison from this explosion that killed 29 people. that's not going to look good. >> i think there needs to be pointed out that she's got president trump against them. >> she's worried about another thing that could happen in alabama. that one is kind of a wild card. not sure how that was going to play out. it will be interesting to see pretty good results from democrats on the other states, the west virginia i don't know.

cheryl: this is a fascinating race. you've got blankenship saying things like i'd be having trouble policy and he really believes that the voters of west virginia are going to back it even though president trump is supporting representative evan jenkins just to be clear. >> well, i think it's going to be an interesting election we will all see. one thing we have to remember in the so-called blue wave people talk about, a lot of this has to do with special elections. when you look at the studies used on the past, 80% are incumbents this year and that is what i think we're really looking at. being based on special elections, they are actually regular incumbency is. overall, the gop will be fine.

i do think there would be little riffraff but overall down. at the end of the day, president -- cheryl: we've got until november. go ahead, sorry. >> president trump has results good look at taxes, for example. people seem more money in their pockets. the first $24,000 per year in korean is tax-free. people are receiving more income for the advocate interview such as the young lady a few nights ago practically in tears saying how the mechanics of $300 a month because of tax breaks. cheryl: that's what i'm saying is blankenship is grabbing onto that despite all the controversy behind him. really quick what's happening dni. donnelly again could be vulnerable. we will know by november. this is also a key one that both

parties are looking at today. >> you better believe it. i do think we will be fine there. chris brought up some really good points. if you look at the special elections going on across the country come we've been doing really well as democrats and i think we'll pull through here. it would be at all surprised. >> final word of what you think's going to happen with the gop primary in indiana. >> we have to certainly keep the gop, but i can certainly say it will set the tone for the rest of the election. the incumbents for the rest of the year. extending his crown than being tough on protection in america, securing america first.

that is what is going to be key for this entire year is standing along the message. cheryl: also watching key house races that have been ohio and north carolina. the midterm in november will be with us for all of that. thank you for being here this morning. trying to make sure to stay with fox business. i've election coverage hosted today by around neil cavuto. gerri: looking forward to that. that's for sure. hollywood slammed with their backlash of biblical proportions at the matt gallo. we will tell you all about it. how did the west coast storms moved across the storm states. checking u.s. stock index futures, let's take a look down here. the tao does 70. the nasdaq down 21. you are watching "fbn:am."

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the whole thing causing average on social media. surprised people are calling out the hashtag that gala for being offensive to catholics. it was another religion never one with the up in arms. imagine using my religion to do your fashion so. disgusting. cheryl: that got the attention certainly. and the little controversy to boot. before you head out the door, no controversy we don't think about the today's forecast. adam klotz is here. >> cheryl, transport from the least controversial guy in the building right here. looking mostly clear across the country. not a lot of rain happening. one section we are paying attention to with flooding in the upper midwest running into portions of the upper planes as well as minnesota all being driven by a lot of heat. these are your current

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>> the president will make the announcement very soon and we will keep you all posted as it happens. cheryl: president trump will announce his plans for the controversial iran nuclear deal at 2:00 p.m. eastern time today. we will look at his options. transfer stock so that the news of the iran announced that with 200 points before ending the day at 95 points. cheryl: oil prices find over $70 a barrel mark ahead of the

announcement today on fears the sanctions could take iran oil offline. down slightly but there has been a big boost in oil. gerri: mixed results. reduce the future is going down slightly more than they were earlier. the s&p down a common nasdaq down nearly 20. cheryl: stocks opening mix their as investors with the decision for president trump on iran. the ftse 100 in the great right now. >> stocks in china rose on news the u.s. and china trade talks will resume in washington next week. the hang seng up for% with the shanghai composite that 10%. -- nearly 4%. mcdonald's during 50 years old great teaming up with coca-cola. the perfect match. "fbn:am" continues right now.

5:31 a.m. in new york on tuesday, may 8th. i'm gerri willis and for lauren simonetti. tragic good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. oil, we will have to watch that went today. >> hours away from a policy decision at president trump expected to announce his decision on whether the u.s. will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. he's let the bill stay in place during his presidency while constantly calling up one of the worst deals ever made. overnight, iran's president weighed in expecting the u.s. with draw saying it is possible we will face problems for two or three months but we will let that pass through this, meaning they can get beyond it. european allies try to persuade trying to maintain the deal. let's bring in research fellow been home. thank you for coming in today. let's start with those comments from president rouhani about how

it will be a big deal for iran. do you agree? >> great to be back here with you guys. essentially rouhani straight to dampen products for escalation. we know their legitimacy within iran entirely tied to the jcp away. if that tanks, he tanks. we can all sit in the u.s. restoration of nuclear sanctions. if the u.s. marginally increase the sanctions, they likely could. >> of tron pulls out of the nuclear deal with iran, how quickly would sanctions go into effect? a soft exit could give companies 100 days to wind down there just before sanctions take effect. what the pros call a hard exit. what do you think? >> that's right. the iranian reaction, european reaction of market reaction is tied to the manner in which the u.s. that draws if the u.s. even decides to withdraw. several key sanctions the u.s.

has to actually wag from only one of which is on the may 12 deadline. so if the u.s. restores all sanctions have one, including the one set to be waved in july, iran will face massive pressure really fast. otherwise 180 days to escalate. gerri: it's very complicated, yeah. let's talk about the ramifications. he made secretary boris johnson urging the president not to throw away the heart of the deal. listen to this. >> what you can do is be tougher for iran, addressed the concerns of the president and not throw the baby out with the bathwater. plan b does not seem to me to be particularly well developed in the state. gerri: the latest european leader to ask that president emmanuel macron from france and chancellor merkel calling for the president to reevaluate. what is this going to do to american euro relations into

boris johnson's concerns about plan b? what is plan b? >> you seen a full-court press trying to get the president to stay in the deal. there has been no public plan before the jet. if they withdraw from the deal, the plan be sanctions and escalations of economic pressure to produce a genuine deal in the nuclear program. i recommend a genuine fix to the deal, finding ways to make sure we keep the transatlantic partnership intact and deal with other areas of iranian behavior. >> he wrote the report quoted widely that they launched 23 ballistic missiles. how acute is the threat really and if we don't have an agreement in place, how could we monitor them? >> thanks for mentioning the report. there is no official u.n. or u.s. venture on how many post-nuclear deal ballistic missile tests and launches there have been. this is a big threat because

multiple directors of national intelligence has said iran has largest in the middle east and iran but he is a blessed a nuclear weapon. dealing with missiles is key to keeping with the nuclear issue. >> will be watching today. thanks for joining us today. we appreciate your time. gerri: make sure to stay with fox business returns decision at 2:00 p.m. eastern. cheryl: valley and pharmaceuticals is rebranded and they are starting with a name change. >> a change long-awaited. tracey carrasco with more on that another headlines. >> "the wall street journal" reported that they plan to change its name to bausch health in a rebranding effort from past controversies. it is reported to change today when they report first-quarter earnings. it will take effect in july and come with a new logo, branding

and a ticker in the new york and toronto stock exchanges. the ceo told the journal we think the name captures who we are really becoming. where much more than a pharmaceutical company. gerri: wow, sounds like they are trying to confuse investors and make them forget. another interesting story about the top exec stepping down. >> i'm not sure if this is a surprise to many people for the shares of snap had been near an all-time low. chief financial officer drew valero is leaving the company. he struggled since the uptake of public last year. valero is leaving to pursue other opportunities taken into place tim stone, vice president of finance at amazon. cheryl: they really need to figure something out. big birthday. we all have birthdays. the big mac is 50 years old. transfer that of old salem

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gerri: welcome back. looks to jakarta but what's happening now. your sutures in the red at the

dow down 51, nasdaq down 15. president trump fix to lead the cia. capital for a second ahead at the confirmation hearing. today's visit fresh appeal to the of the meeting with the numbers of the senate intelligence committee to face tough questions tomorrow on her wall in the agency detention and interrogation program. attend a colonel oliver north set to become the next president of the national rifle association. former fox news contributor north served 22 years as a marine and part of the national security council staff during the reagan administration. the nra faced backlash recently with him recently with the mash it into florida and las vegas and hard-line stance against gun control regulations. meanwhile, gun sales reached a record high in april. wanted to .22 million background checks were administered. this is the second straight month of record-setting sales amount is what is happening now.

train to investors watching a lot today when the markets open. closely following president trump's decision on whether the u.s. will pull out of the iran nuclear deal. right now pictures pointing to a lower open ahead of that announcement. armando soto, financial analyst and managing partner and a finian and john thomas, chief investment officer at global wealth management are with her this morning. guys, good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: the issue of oil supply. energy companies actually had a nice session ran up until that tweet from the president yesterday about iran. he sought energy stocks fall off in the afternoon. that's a concern that the energy to if we get it cut off from iran and oil supplies i think i would actually be a boost. >> well, we see the pricing come down as profit session for the

run-up that we had. there is a lot of concern on the iran deal and we would hear from the president today regarding what his decision is on the deal moving forward. cheryl: are you expecting him to pull the u.s. side of the deal? >> we expect him to make changes. i don't believe he will just pull out of the deal. the president has been known for deal making and this could be a tactic where he threatens to pull out of the deal. but it's really just setting up the stage to a negotiation and imposing the sanctions while making sure that the markets are going to be roiled by these news. cheryl: that's an interesting take. what he think of armando's opinion of this? this does have an ill side effects including companies like boeing working on partnerships with iranians, financial partnership since 2015. >> i agree.

the geopolitical concerns with iran come back to china. you know, china has a lot of importing from iran and that is all related in the job happening up there with the iran deal. i don't think that trump is going to do anything to roiled those iran markets as much. but it does relate back to china. >> it's interesting to come armando. all of this goes back to the u.s. treasury and if we do pull back, if we pull out of it opens up a negotiation, that will be on the heels of the treasury. jerry mentioned this earlier. 180 days to wind down their deal before sanctions take effect. you seem to believe that is going to be time for negotiations. do you think the administration, president trump would be willing and open to ceos saying we need more time if we can make sanctions different than they have been in the past so it

doesn't hurt american companies in these deals. >> president trump is a businessman and he will certainly listen to the community and ceos of the energy companies here in the united states. so he will act in the best interest of the people here in the united states economy and most importantly world peace, which he has been very active on engaging in. cheryl: let's move onto apple real quick. i want to talk about apple in the stock looking at potentially a trillion dollars violation of the company which has never happened in the history of the stock market. it's fascinating. what do you make of the love affair for more info said of apple and do you still has room to grow past a trillion dollars? >> apple is doing all the right things. they are expanded services, revenue dramatically. that was a nice speed on earnings from the services

endpoint. that is a more predictable driver of earnings in future earnings and though that is going to lead to an expansion in the p.e. multiple for apple. yes, the forward outlook for apple has improved based on the services revenue in greece. having a spokesman out there like warren buffett can only help. cheryl: no kidding. we definitely saw that. $100 billion stock buyback. the ecosystem, ipad, iphone sales seems to be a winning recipe, no? >> the perfect storm for apple. when you look at apple as a company committed trade on the mental basis. if we see them trade war on a forward earnings basis rather than a past earnings basis, they can easily blow past trillion dollars. it's really the will apple ecosystem that helps apple make their earnings and go where they

are going today. >> there is a lot of devices out there in apple makes most of them. thank you very much. appreciate the case. gerri: does he not use an iphone? cheryl: i know. by the stock. gerri: big changes could be coming to nascar. will they sell out? why tom brady is dressed as a dragonslayer. check it out. we will explain u.s. stock index futures all down lower. the dow jones down through 20, the nasdaq down 14. you are watching "fbn:am." these >> -- these

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cheryl: and welcome back. cleveland cavaliers are on fire. lebron james and company event being. gerri: of course we're bringing in jared max of the highlights. >> gerri, cheryl, very few believed they could get back to the finals for a fourth straight season. but now, lebron james was not a one-man show for a change. all five starters in double figures trip abroad 29 points. cleveland has won 10 straight playoff games against toronto. jr smith 15, cavs route 128, 113 cannot take it to rest in the eastern conference finals. boston celtics beat the 76ers as celtics let their brooms at the hotel. philly stays alive. three games to one. after four seasons in detroit,

thin candy out as head coach of the pistons and head of basketball operations. the team missed the playoffs each of the last two seasons. one and nine record playoff series versus the pittsburgh penguins. washington capitals at the sudden death overtime against the two-time defending cup champions at the chance to end. [cheers and applause] moving on in. the capitals. >> rock in the red good first time in 19 years. they will face off against the tampa bay lightning. nationals beat winnipeg and a in seven. houston astro reprint must say. george springer to go six for six in a nine inning game. for singles, doubles. founding family of nascar reportedly working with goldman sachs to make a potential sale

of the primary business. according to reuters, this is in the early stages of exploration. the family has owned nascar since they founded in 1948. alex rodriguez, jay lo impressing the crowds. but did you see tom brady and his wife come his wife, buntin, what they were wearing? cheryl: a ride kept it normal. >> what is going on here? he got roasted on social media. people are pretty not to eat same tom brady looks like he's about to ask a roomful of people to suspend their disbelief and believe in the power of magic just for a night. tom brady is missing a white cat or a shaved cat in this one. cheryl: with a little out there. gerri: everybody hates tom brady. he's had fabulous success in his career. >> he can buy a peer jared thank you for that.

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gerri: stocks in europe mixed ahead of president trump's decision on whether the u.s. will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. boris johnson say the u.s. should stay the course. >> iran is behaving badly and has a tendency to develop intercontinental bullet dismissals. we've got to stop back and push back on what iran is doing in the region. we've got to be tough for and fix the flaws in the deal appeared true through craig earlham, senior market analyst joins us now from london. good morning, greg. how do you think the markets will react to president trump follows up on this thread? >> markets are largely praised thematics but patient widely that donald trump is going to does the u.s. will withdraw from the deal. if we see that, we may see a slight make a knee-jerk reaction. it's probably what's expected, so the upside if he will have

more discussions and hopefully stay higher. cheryl: the oil market at 6994 right now but a little bit of pressure on oil. how do you think if we do pull out, how do you think he'll hit the oil market in general? >> i think the market has thoughts in it. there is potential for some upside moves since the sanctions were lifted around 4 million barrels a day. anything that would reduce that act to a quarter where it was previously would be positive for oil prices already a quite high levels. >> will be watching all day long until 2:00 p.m. when it is scheduled to thank you for that. >> thank you you cheryl: thank you for washing "fbn:am." gray tabby with us. we now send it over to maria

bartiromo. maria: thank you very much. good morning, everyone. i maria bartiromo. happy tuesday. it is tuesday, may 8th. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. investors on the president's decision on iran. creatures indicated miller start to trading. dow industrials down 16 points. a quarter% lower. nasdaq down in the s&p 500. teams across the board. the dow ended the day at 95-point predictor to vapor sampler technology stocks in technology stocks in a rally they are driving much of the action yesterday. nasdaq up three quarters of a percent. take a look. xt 100 is up for points, but the cac in paris is down half a percent as of the dax in germany. hang seng in hong kong best performer of one and a 3%. the kospi index down, others higher. the world is waiting for president trump this afternoon to announce his position on iran. the commander-in-chief tweedy that he will make his conclusions public at 2:00 p.m.

eastern this afternoon. president trump outspoken against the iran deal including an nra rally where he send obama's administration negotiators. listen. >> signing a horrible deal for death to america. maria: the answer to a drive-in action in the oil markets. even $70 a barrel yesterday for the first time since 2014. gasoline prices also on the rise of a bit pulled back now at $69.91 a barrel done better than 1%. comcast ready to go hostile. the giant winding up financing to take on disney's deal with 21st century fax to buy the entertainment assets and it comes ahead of the report tonight. looks like it's going hostile. we'll take a look at apple i and a milestone with technology giant