and remember -- you can't take it with you. do you know sasquatch? >> well, of course. he plays cards here every tuesday night. >> i am announcing today that the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. we will be instituting the highest level of economic sanctions. trying to break in this morning, president trump keeps his promise that rips at the iran nuclear deal. gerri: big headlines and news once again pushing oil prices sharply higher overnight, back above $7 a barrel. the impact on gas prices. trade to the dow down 150 points. it was helped of course by those words in energy stocks.

gerri: chicken u.s. stock market futures right now on the green. the dow jones up 140. nasdaq up 128. train to dearborn nuclear deal is not dead as they get set to meet their options. european stocks fell slightly higher this morning. gerri: in a shed, turner is keeping a close eye on mike pompeo as he visits the korea and reports they may return to the u.s. with detainees. cheryl: big wins in primaries. the gop with donald trump set to run for the senate in west virginia topping controversial candidate don blankenship. trip to blockbuster art auction overnight as the rockefeller smashes records. "fbn:am" starts right now.

cheryl: 501 am in new york. wednesday, may 9th. gerri: good morning. i'm gerri willis. many companies around the world to wind down operations in iran after president trump pulled out of the nuclear agreement as we been discussing. industries like oil, energy and financial banks will have 180 days to wind down their dealings while other businesses have 90 days. boeing expected to lose his $20 billion deal to sell 110 planes to iranian airlines. boeing ceo set to speak at the economic club of washington later today. secretary of state steve mnuchin saying last night the goal is still to get a deal. >> we don't want iran never to have nuclear weapons. nuclear weapons. he's focused on ballistic missiles in the same sponsor terrorism. lots of discussions with allies

and will continue to do that. train to french president emmanuel macron reportedly plans to hold a meeting with leaders in britain and germany. he is also expected to speak to iranian president hassan rouhani. more from washington. reporter: the u.k., germany and france all say they regret the decision to withdraw from the every nuclear deal. >> today's action sends a critical message. the united states no longer makes empty threats. when i make promises, i keep them. president trump: the iran nuclear deal of the fact that its core. the decision starts the clock on win16 sanctions on iran after 90 day window. >> iran is a country that is loyal to its commitments in the u.s. is a country that has never stuck to its commitments.

reporter: on capitol hill, mixed reactions. steve knight was fought from the beginning. >> they don't have a real plan here. reporter: the plan of action jcpoa or iran nuclear deal was formed under former president obama. in a statement calling the decision misguided and knowing the move could negatively impact ongoing negotiations with north korea say end quote come at a time when we are all pretty for diplomacy with north korea to succeed, walking away from the jcpoa risks losing the deal that accomplishes with iran, the very outcome we are pursuing with the north koreans. the president also announcing his new secretary of state, mike pompeo is meeting with north korea ahead of the summit with kim jong un as the u.s. works to denuclearize the korean peninsula. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news.

>> secretary pompeo expected to return with three american detainees from north korea. gerri: breaking overnight, four states held key primary elections if you're the results in west virginia. republican voters have a don blankenship who was supposed by president trump in the senate primary. state attorney general patrick morrissey claims the nomination. >> mr. president, if you're watching right now, let me tell you, your tweet was huge. gerri: in indiana, gop voters chosen at ride over to sitting congressmen to face joe donnelly in the

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gerri: welcome back to the dow up 133, nasdaq up 26. at least nine people are dead after an attack on an ukrainian military base in syria. it was an israeli airstrike in the syrian air defense system shot down two missiles about 10 miles south of damascus. israel has not confirmed or denied the strikes. the mastermind behind the 9/11 attack to head the cia. according to "the new york times," collegiate mohammed at guantánamo bay to share information about gina hass open the intelligent senate

committee. mohammed was in 2003 ends tortured by the cia. a confirmation hearing today. exclusive new claims about president trump's personal lawyer, michael colin with $590 from an investment fund went to a russian oligarch. documentations are posted on traitor by michael abernathy. that is what is happening now. cheryl: a lot going on this morning. major dichter is being dealt out to both parties for november. what do the results mean for the

midterms? good morning. >> good morning. let's talk about the mnuchin west virginia. we will show our viewers the final numbers of the vote in 29.3%. don blankenship 19.9%. obviously the big loser but he still kind of brought in a respectable number that shows you the antiestablishment candidate can still have a voice. >> a lot of voters in america are so upset as opposite as possible. it's an uphill battle to win the nomination. >> it's incredibly controversial. >> it's a win for president trump that in the past they are given to voters and others dates do not always pay off.

back to alabama when he opposed were a more. some people may look at president trump and say how is it beneficial for midterm candidates to act like an insanely approval rating is not incredibly high. cheryl: i wanted it to some other races with you. joe manchin 70% of the vote there. of course he's the incumbent. this is not bode well for patrick morrissey? the wind wasn't decisive. >> it's important to look at what issue will be in the upcoming election. for the democrats the message has not been a strong one. fun fact, the tax reform bill is very popular, especially a state like west virginia. only 12% of supporters view it as a positive thing he voted against the tax reform package. that'll be an important issue for morrissey to bring up and say though for me.

not standing with trump all the issues i will. train to their wallets, paychecks, it investments. the gop senate results there for the senate seat in indiana. mike brought, tom okada, luke metzger. kind of a close race here. does this mean they gop themselves as republican voters were split in indiana? >> i think it's going to come down to voters and enthusiasm. it's much harder to get people to the polls when your party is artery in power. they look at the white house and say we've done our part. why do we have to keep saying enthusiastic on the midterm. it's easier to get people on the other side has democrats can say about to get out the vote against the establishment right

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nuclear deal. the supreme leader calling trump silly and superficial. a live report from jerusalem straight ahead. trade you this pushing oil prices sharply higher. back about 70 bucks a barrel. 71-point out one. but look at the impact on gasoline prices. >> the dow down 158 points but ended the day flat helped by those rising energy stocks. >> taking a look at dow futures are at dow up 136 in the premarket. nasdaq up 25 and a quarter. >> leaders declared the everyday nuclear deal not data simply do need other options checking european stocks in the green. ftse 36, dax up 45. keeping a close eye and u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo visiting north korea appeared stocks mixed in a shed. >> are gmail will soon be able

to write e-mails for you. "fbn:am" continues right now. almost 5:30 a.m. in new york on one day, may 9th. gerri willis. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. lots to get to overnight. our top story, anti-american protests breaking out in iran's capital hours after president trump withdraws from the everyday nuclear deal. trading three davida miller live with reaction from around the world. david lee. >> good morning. we are a few hundred yards from syrian territory where the israelis fear that a ring and an iranian proxy groups are planning some type of an attack on israel. specifically standing in the golan heights in this hour and

residents have been told to go about their lives as normal. but this comes after a very stressful night. following president trump's announcement that the u.s. was going to pull out of the nuclear deal. the israeli military went on high alert after citing what was described as a normal iranian military movement across the border in syria. now, they say that bomb shelter is here were open, that arab defensive batteries are moved into this area and reservists were called up for duty. overnight, serious has israeli fighter jets attacking military base south of damascus. israel of not commenting on that report, but this is an area where israelis believe iranian forces have been operating. conflicting reports this hour that as many as nine people were killed in the airstrike.

israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu, an outspoken opponent of the iran nuclear deal said the president made the right decision. >> vice president term for his courageous leadership. his commitment to ensure that iran never gets nuclear weapons. not today, not ever. >> in tehran, president trump's announcement was met with anger and outrage good lawmakers of the parliament shouted death to america and burned a paper american flag. iranian lawmakers calling to prepare for the resumption of iranian enrichment at industrial levels. iran's president has the islamic republic despite the u.s. pullout is going to honor the nuclear deal. >> the nuclear deal is not an agreement between iran and the

u.s. it is not for the u.s. to announce his withdrawal from the deal. was the multilateral and international agreement. >> iran is planning on sending its foreign minister to meet with representatives of the five countries debtors will a party to the nuclear deal. iran also hoping that the european union is going to pass some type of legislation that would attack european companies from possible u.s. sanctions. lastly we are getting word that the multinational seamens says that it is going to abide by any sanctions, but it is also awaiting word from the international community on how to move forward. back to you in new york. gerri: david latecomer reaction pouring in from everywhere. in scrapping the nuclear deal, president trump issuing a stern warning to iran.

>> if the regime continues its nuclear aspirations, and we'll have bigger problems than it has ever had before. cheryl: attention taking globally, the big question is what happens next. fox news foreign policy analyst tyrone skinner. great to have you here. thanks for coming in. i have to tell you what next. the president is gambling resumption of economic sanctions who bring readers back to the table to renegotiate a deal. treasury secretary mnuchin says he still wants a deal that happening. listen to this. >> the president has been very clear since the campaign and since he came into office. this is a bad deal. he's focused on determining the deal. the deal. we don't want iran never to have nuclear weapons. if iran is sincere in wanting to become a member of the world community, they should sit down and negotiate reasonable terms.

gerri: what do you see happening? are they likely to come back to the table? >> i absolutely think so. what president trump did yesterday will begin the process of having a counter proliferation agreement with the iranians that make sense, that's consistent with facts on the ground, rooted in the right assumption and argument and not have been believed that iran after nearly 15 years of negotiations and attempts to address its nuclear program led to a deal that could make sense for western and really arab world security. >> but is the bigger threat you're that iran may resume its nuclear program? >> it could happen, but it may view it is somewhat unlikely because iran just noted it so isolated in the world community

as steve mnuchin put it. they can't take more of that. it was so willing to engage in negotiations just to get sanctions relief to have western businesses reenter the country. it has got to be careful about going further into isolation. they arab countries which no one is talking about, and many of them were really pleased that the president's decision yesterday. true to what is interesting here come the europeans are saying it isn't over yet because the u.s. pulls out. how does that change the impact on iran if europe stays put? >> if europe stays put, perhaps there's still some economic relief, that the united states is a major player in what happens with iran. they have to face the united states. there will be a dialogue separately about how u.s. sanctions may in fact have an

impact on the european companies. that can't be ignored. we need some time for this to play out, but it's not an easy deal for europeans to say we will ignore what americans are doing to proceed with the iranian regime. >> just quickly, you have to ask you about this. the president seems to be suggesting that people in iran should overthrow the government. this seems to be destabilizing the government quickly. is that his goal here to really put the pressure on the iranian government? >> it is. and please do mention the point because in his statement he had very harsh words for the iranian regime. but he separated the regime from the people and he talked about their proud heritage, the persian culture and restoring them to the community a free state in the world. i think he wants to separate the regime from all of the iranians who want to work with the west.

gerri: so much going. someone skinner, thanks for coming in. >> thank you. cheryl: the decision could cost you at the palm. gas prices jump as much as 25 cents a gallon. us a feeling of rallying energies.good pwc partner mitch roschelle, certified financial planner and cofounder of capital management. guys, good morning. let's first talk about gas prices. we are talking about a big hit at the palm. i ran as he now leads world's fifth-largest oil producer in the oil is going to be taken off the line. would you see happening to the consumers? >> this happening in the month of march and april already a 10, 11, 12%. we are about to enter the very busy time for training. i think the consumers will feel this in the pocketbook for sure.

gerri: looking at big gains in the premarket watch and exxonmobil, chevron, all of this good for shareholders. but what does this mean for the economy on the other side of that? >> last year energy stocks are one of two sectors down in a positive year and a five-year number of energy stocks to view the back os five years is the worst performing her. we kind of were overdue and ready for some kind of catalyst to cause a rebound in energy prices and energy stocks for investing. i think you see that now. we can get up to the high 70s but beyond that it can fundamentally support the current level. cheryl: i don't know. really quick, look what is happening with venezuela. the collapse happening there, they've got the largest oil reserves in the world. is not a factor, too? >> oppresses get to the high 70s and 80s, producers will come online in u.k. downward pressure on prices. prices can go up, energy stocks

will benefit. at some point it becomes an end to further companies in the united states to do more and get a little soft in the tap point. cheryl: so many names to follow. david lee miller brought this. of course the german-based company say they will of course comply with whatever the world is going to be. we don't know yet what the germans in the u.k. and french are actually going to do. american companies as well we'll have to wait and see. >> not just oils. some good folks that are trading in some respects. so there could be a loss of jobs in the united states has said manufacturers beginning to sell products that now would be subject to sanctions. cheryl: to be clear, any american company will have to follow the law. at the same time, we will hear from the bowling ceo today. one of the big names as someone

taking a hit or miss. they find deals for aircraft with the iranian. that train left the station in 2016. >> everything with geopolitical concerns is that a winner and a loser as things change. what is crazy to me is this is not a secret. trump has been saying he's going to do this for a long time. usually geopolitical issues come out. i don't think anyone would be surprised this is coming in you been talking about for a long time. as a business owner and ceo is important. maybe they've had some of that, but they will take a hit. >> such a big story. thank you for being here. >> anytime. >> many applications all over the economy. on another topic. more evacuations in hawaii is two new volcanic vents open not.

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he's especially grateful for the staff at the hospital and all they've done over the last 24 hours. trade do such a troubled kid and troubled career he's had so far. very talented player. >> what he's doing is unbelievably courageous in wishing him the best. gerri: have got to ask you quickly about the players. >> you see these guys gushing over each other? they are playing tomorrow. here's what phil mickelson said to tiger woods. >> the excitement gets me thinking, why don't we just bypassed the tournament and go head-to-head. gerri: that would be so great. garrett max. cheryl: catch the reports on sirius xm channel 115. how the u.s. abandoned the iran nuclear deal could affect u.s. can any. stay with us.

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gerri: president trump's decision to pull the u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal could affect american companies doing business ever in arendt. scott shalit he joins us now. good morning. who are the potential losers?

>> there are. they are global, too. obviously how general electric. this one is bad because general electric as we all know has had their struggles as of late. this one could be a big deal for them and they've got a cash flow problem. three to six months to worry about it. we've got it all over the world. cheryl: we are over 71.gerald this point. >> 75 is the next five. oil is not going to run away from us. we continue to find more not just in the u.s. but all over the world. opec can do with geopolitical issues with syria and iran, but oil can't really run away from us because there's a lot of it out there still.

>> i've got a really serious questions for you. why didn't you bring up the fact you're getting married saturday? >> well, somebody finally caught me. due to my size that wasn't that hard to do. who knows. cheryl: congratulations. you are one of our favorites of our favorite thank you no one were very happy for you and your future bride to be. >> definitely good. gerri: scott, thank you for coming. great to see today. cheryl: thanks for joining us on "fbn:am." always great to have you. we now send it over to maria bartiromo. >> live from the leadership summit in las vegas, here is maria bartiromo with a special edition of "mornings with maria." maria: good wednesday morning,

everybody. thanks for joining us yet i maria bartiromo. coming live from las vegas at the leadership summit in las vegas it went day, my ninth. top stories at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast or president trump considered a campaign promise withdrawing from the u.s. and united states from the iran nuclear deal. the president then the obama administration negotiation and called to the highest level of economic sanctions back in iran. >> it is clear to me that we cannot present an iranian nuclear bomb under the detained construction of the current agreement. the iran deal is defective. maria: iran's supreme leader lashing out at the president saying he is made of his day. investors reacting to the president decision on iran. they will open higher. dow industrial upon under 50

points pay two thirds of 1%. s&p 500 up half a. yesterday was the next day. the major averages yesterday. a little change with the dow up a fraction. s&p down a fraction in the nasdaq up a fraction. real uncertainty as the markets closed. in europe this morning from a european industries trading that. s&p 102 thirds of a percent of the dax industries that two thirds of a percent. asia overnight mostly lower. the asian market down with the exception of hong kong or the hang seng index is up half a percent. oil meanwhile hovering around $70 a barrel. could reduce the local supply of oil at 71, a $2 a barrel. 3% higher on the iran news. the 10 year treasury yield back above 3% as