we are out of time. let me turn quickly to tomorrow, just simply ask you to join us. it will be almost as amazing as tonight. good night from new the >> without the trade talks -- [inaudible] >> no, i think that is their start. we need some pain. look, i really call it a dereliction of duties. train to breaking news this morning. u.s. stocks taken after the president said he wasn't happy with china trade talks the summit with north korea may be on hold. >> the dow sinking 180 points with those comments on the president. train to take a look at features right now. another big selloff in the premarket. the dow was down 185.

the s&p tammy king. nasdaq down 69 and a quarter. tracee: and europe, stocks open lower following wall street's selloff. the cac and the dax down 1%. ftse down 47 points right now. cheryl: stocks mostly lower good to shanghai, hong kong, all of this market down over 1%. the cost to small gain there. tracee: amazon comes under fire for selling its facial recognition technology to law name. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. good morning i'm cheryl casone. tracee: good morning. i'm tracey carrasco and for lauren simonetti. cheryl: they've got a lot to get to.

a busy night. the facebook ceo talking regulations. breaking news this morning. u.s. and asian stock markets have pulled back overnight following a new concern over trade tensions between washington and beijing. president trump saying he's not pleased with recent trade talks with china. drinker edward lawrence is in washington with the details. reporter: president trump i'm happy with the trade deal with china. the final agreement will look very different from the framework does and they still have a long way to go. not part of the latest talks last week was the survival of zte come the telecommunications company. selling to iran and north korea is lying about it, dear sake $1.2 billion fine and dandy this technology to the company for seven years, crippling zte. as a personal favor, president

trump says he will look at the enforcement action against zte, but the company needs to change. >> i envision a very fine of more than a billion dollars, i envision new management, new board and very, very strict security rules. i also envision that they will have to buy a big percentage of their parts and equipment from american companies. >> the commerce secretary says enforcement and trade agreements are two very different things. the president can just not make an enforcement action go away. democrats say they are worried. >> i'm concerned about the president's handyman hauling over the last few days when it comes to china. i am worried that president xi is crafting a much better deal than president trump. >> china took some action. they plan to lower tariffs on

august coming into china from 25% to 15%. also standardize tariffs on auto parts coming into the country of 6%. i fluctuate between 6% in 25%. good faith gestures for the trade talks continuing next week. the year. tracee: at "fbn:am" estimated three-point $1 in the u.s. man. cheryl: just a couple moments ago coming to our features down 200. recession lows with the selloff this morning and north korea. what is happening. kim jong un to hold a formal ceremony to dismantle the nuclear test site. they are watching all of this and president trump same next month i meant may be delayed. it may not happen at all. tracee: blake burman is at the white house with the latest.

reporter: the south koreans are much more bullish than president trump on his opinion as to whether or not the summit himself will happen and if it will happen 20 days from now on june 12. sitting alongside the south korean president mood jae-in comes suggesting that they could be pushed. >> there's a chance that it won't work out. a substantial chance i'm sure he doesn't want to waste a lot of time. that doesn't mean it won't work. >> multiple times when kim jong un met with the chinese president for a second time. us to what the deal could mean for kim in north korea. >> will guarantee safety and we've talked about that from the

beginning. he will be safe. he will be happy. this country will be rich. this country will be hard-working and very prosperous. very great people. hard-working great people. >> the white house would not say if there's a drop dead date for the leaders to meet or what the date might be. back to you in new york. >> meanwhile the president scheduled to visit long island here in new york for an immigration roundtable to discuss the ms-13 gang violence. cheryl: well, another legislative are you talking about congress to roll back part of dodd-frank. rules for midsize and regional banks in particular. the first major change to regulations pastor the obama administration to prevent another crisis. smaller banks could pave the way for more details.

baker begs like jpmorgan, wells fargo and bank of america would operate under stricter rules. could see the measure as early as this week later on in the show. >> highlighting a competitive night of primaries in the republican tough on immigration moving to a runoff after 50% of the vote. within his own party. cheryl: let's look at texas and what happened there. an uphill battle against the income that, republican greg abbott. easily advancing in their primaries as well. the battle in texas will be good. tracee: mark zuckerberg in the hot seat once again. coanfacebook ceo after the

scandal. cannot be more responsible for user data from a fake news in foreign interference in the election. they keep people safe. >> we're doubling the number of people working on safety and security to more than 20,000 by this year. on top of the investments in other areas, i expect that the investment in security will significantly impact profitability. i want to be clear. keeping people safe will always be more important than maximizing profits. >> zuckerberg dodged a number of questions come including whether facebook will allow users to opt-out of advertising and whether the company needs to be broken out. >> amazon's facial recognition technology raising some concerns and want the company to stop selling the organizations.

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overnight which could see them walk off the job any time starting june 1st. the move by members of the culinary union comes as the contracts that 50,000 workers are set to expire at midnight. resorts including caesars palace and the blotchy. >> we've got a lot more coming up. a lot of this based on what president trump said. bull pressure from the white house bring kim jong un to the table? a look at this. workers in hawaii hurrying to prevent the release of deadly gas as lava creeps closer to a power plant type of discussion in hawaii. absolutely incredible. look at the dow futures. as we come back a little bit. we are down 177 right now. a lot of this design they trade talks with china. the s&p is down 16 and three

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>> we are closely watching futures this morning. but it's got a big selloff once again on the president's comments about his unhappiness with trade talks between the u.s. and china and the geopolitical concerns about the summit with north korea. the dow down 180 in the premarket. obsession was with a substantial loss. s&p 50017.5. nasdaq down 67 and three quarters. mcdonald's is being hit with sexual harassment charges. 10 women across nine cities have filed complaints with the franchisees.

the 15 notes from st. louis company retaliated. mcdonald's takes these accusations very seriously. treasury secretary stephen mnuchin says the inspector general's looking into whether banking records or president donald trump's lawyer michael colin release. yvonne forstmann official release documents to the media about the banking records because he thought the information was being hidden. the information about the payments were first revealed by michael. a lawyer for adult film star after a stormy daniels. generating, as you can imagine all the drain the swamp jokes. add them all in. the national park service and that is what is happening now.

three weeks until the scheduled summit between north korea, the president trump saying the meeting in singapore may be delayed or might not happen at all. joining us now, james turf i know a vice national security and foreign policy at the heritage foundation. good morning to you. >> good to be with you. tracee: president trump says the north korea summit might not have been on june 12. what because this delay and if it happens when it's called off. >> goodness they were going to be a roller coaster in the market? can we just put that out there? what is interesting, the president said that we put some preconditions out there that the north koreans had to meet. that's really interesting. that may explain the rancorous dialogue we've heard from north korea recently.

>> north korea threatened last week to pull out of the summit and the president says kim jong un shift his dance after returning from china. listen to what the president said. >> i'm a little disappointed because and kim jong un had the meeting with president xi in china. i think there was little change in attitude and kim jong un. i don't like that. >> also calling xi a world class poker player. how should we deal with beijing? >> the other thing we heard recently is the north koreans are saying maybe kim doesn't want to travel because it is out of the country there will be a coup. we said this before. we negotiate with north koreans come you have to assume you don't know what they're thinking or what they'll do next. i just don't think we have good

visibility on this. with china, the key thing here is you can't link negotiations on north korea with the economic negotiation of china. on the north korea situation, in the economic debate we have significant cards. the president came down and lost $3 billion. we weaken ourselves if we link those together with an advantage to the north korea and chinese. we have to run this on separate tracks. a bit more of a roller coaster and people need to take a chill pill. tracee: north korea using similar type takes to shape the agenda raising hopes of a breakthrough sparking crisis. are they using strategy right now? >> we shouldn't care. we have a strategy in place that limits capacity of north korea to be a direct threat to the united states and its allies. as long as the strategies in place, we should let diplomacy

run its course. if kim wants to run in circles, that's fine. but that the prisoner saying i'm going back to my cell locking myself in. tracee: thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. cheryl: people should take a chill pill. coming up, the lines at the airport could soon be a lot longer. why your summer travel plans at this point. the kickoff could have an unwelcome visitor for the weekend. tropical storm could put a damper on your memorial plans. taking a look at the futures. we are looking at a big selloff in the premarket. a lot of geopolitical concerns about the trade negotiations with china, north korea done 181. nasdaq down 67. we will be right back.

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been minimal, but more property damage is in the coming days. cheryl: that video is incredible. if you're planning to fly anywhere, get ready for longer lines. airlines are saying it is the biggest season on record with an estimated 246 million passengers taking to the skies between june 1st and august 31st. 3 million people traveling per day showing a strong economy and historically low airfares behind the surge in trouble. goodness or the economy, bad news at the airport. >> i think i'll stay home. to make a tropical storm could hit the week and a several of the country suffer from severe weather. shutting down the highway in nevada, slamming the ohio valley and northeast overnight here but it's the southeast in the line of fire. several cars blocked under fire. the

>> is incredible. all eyes on the gulf of mexico. a tropical system could develop in the next two days tracking all of that. i didn't think hurricane season kicked in until july. >> june 1st is the official start of hurricane season. this likely won't become a hurricane, but something to pay attention to. the broad low pressure system to believe it's been into the gulf of mexico in the next five days by 50% chance of developing even if it doesn't get to the point where it developed into a tropical storm. these are the possible tracks when you talk about a system this early on come you don't necessarily know in the heart of the gulf of mexico. running up the coast in florida. either way, the greatest impact demand more of a rain event than anything in the next couple days. these are early models, but it should give you an idea of the

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>> is a chance that it'll work out. there is a substantial chance it won't work out. >> president trump lowering expectations for as many with north korean leader kim jong un scheduled for june 12. a live report from washington just ahead. transfer the dow sinking 180 points per the president says trade talks in china. the selling continues this morning. the dow was down 190 right now. s&p down 19, nasdaq down 70 right now. tracee: in europe, take a look. you can see the ftse down 54,

cac down 62. dax the worst of the bunch done 197. cheryl: let's take a look at stocks in asia. mostly lower. docs in japan, shanghai and hong kong down over 1% barely on the green. >> a group of republicans calling for concerns about the justice department fbi. "fbn:am" continues right now. >> 5:31 a.m. in new york. when taken on may 23rd. m. cheryl casone. tracee: good morning. i'm tracey carrasco. the heavily anticipated meeting with kim jong un up in the air for the admission from president trump in north korea prepares to close its nuclear test site. cheryl: griff jenkins live in washington with a push to

salvage the summit. >> that's right. good morning. the historic peace on the korean peninsula. working hard to salvage the meeting in history between the u.s. and north korea. president than expressing every confidence it will take place and whether or not it'll actually happen. >> is a chance thursday substantial chance it won't work out there that doesn't mean it won't work out over a period of time. but it may not work out for june 12. there's a good chance we'll have the meeting. prevent the president and his leader if he agrees to denuclearization. with moving forward at this hour, group of journalists including south korean reporters heading out to the nuclear site the north agreed to dismantle assigned to kim jong un may be

holding out hope for the summit as well as mike pompeo says they are preparing for the june 12th date noting the possibilities such a deal could hold. >> if we get this right the denuclearization right in america would be quite capable of delivering them with lots of things that would make life better for the north korean people. >> pompeius and the administration is maintaining maximum pressure. we will hear more from pompeo this morning when he appears before the house budget committee. the dow down 196 but the korean down 195. thank you so much. we are continuing to watch the market with this geopolitical tension. we've also got was happening on the domestic side. house republicans calling for a second counsel to investigate

allegations of misconduct at the department of justice and the fbi. lee zeldin lady and the push two days after president trump called for an investigation into whether the fbi planted a spy in his campaign. >> the past few days we learned the doj, fbi or both appeared to a planted one person into donald trump's presidential campaign to infiltrate and survey of the campaign. this section alone reminds us of just how necessary the resolution is as well as the appointment of a second special counsel. cheryl: president trump commenting on allegations again at the white house. the scene. >> if they had spies in my campaign, that would be a disgrace to this country. they would be one of the biggest insult anyone's ever seen. the legal aside from everything else. it would make every political event ever look like small potatoes. >> for more on this, michael barr, former president of president george w. bush,

democratic strategists here as well. let's first talk about days. my goal, he did 12 page solution back to what republicans are trying to do looking for any political motivation was launching of the more probe. they want to know what led to the appointment of mueller, abuse of the fisa court and the fact there were charges of hillary clinton. this could be politically motivated for sure, the dangerous for the gop. >> it's not dangerous. the public needs to know the information. the department of justice under the executive branch. was this a political decision by the obama administration or was it a rogue department of the government with congress or the president. there is no notion of a fourth branch of government that is the bureaucracy or intelligence community for doj.

these individuals must be held accountable in order for that to happen and our right to ensure that there is investigation. whether that's the inspector general of the doj or special counsel doesn't matter. the inspector general is slow. >> not everybody agrees with the timing and motivation of this. listen to what neil cavuto had to say when he spoke with lee zeldin yesterday. >> you are going to keep the nightmare going on and on with other investigations. >> it was a narrow scope. >> you are lining up lawyers like planes at laguardia. a lot of people agree with me this is more a waste of taxpayer money and a waste of time.

>> look, we have to decide are we a nation of laws are a nation of men. if we start back in this way, we are trying to investigate the very people investigating the president as a political talk at undermining the justice system and at some point americans have to come together and put country ahead of party. this attack that has been launched by members of the house is unconscionable because the bipartisan senate intelligence committee says it's on the right track in his support of the allegations made in that. but some point we're going to have to stop this and are at the political theater and get back to governing this nation. cheryl: there is more to this story. now you've got this meeting have been made with gop members in trey gowdy is one of them in devin nunes is the other to look

at documents coming out of the doj. there's a lot of criticism against that strategy we heard about yesterday. >> i don't know if the democrats would not be present because they choose not to be present. they declined opportunities to be a part of meetings, in which case is an absolute abdication of their responsibility to provide oversight because they've got a potentially rogue portion of the government define all processes and necessary institutional controls on them. both parties in the congress have an obligation to investigate so there can be transparency and accountability. >> the president tweeted about this again. this is about the spying accusation. put there by the previous administration for political purposes. how come the massive amount of

money was paid for services rendered. he goes on and on. we will leave that for reviewers. the president's point about the potential spy. >> the president's putting out alternative facts that he wants us to step into the alternative reality. the fact of the matter is the bipartisan committee have said russia interfered to help president trump you're the investigation in the entire world in the sense that russia was here interfering in our election, but president trump would have us believe something completely different and we have to decide whether we are a nation of laws or not. if elected a president, not a king. cheryl: we've got a go, but the president does have a point. if this happens it doesn't investigate them die. >> he was not being spied on. cheryl: we don't know that.

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>> welcome back. caught on with happening now. u.s. futures right now with a look at the board right now down 210 points on the dow. s&p 500, nasdaq pointing down. a lot of geopolitical concerns moving things around right now. venezuela has two top american diplomats from caracas in response to u.s. sanctions following nicholas madura's widely condemned reelection. president trump signed an executive order limiting venezuela's ability to sell state assets monday. ordering the diplomatic exit the next day. pulitzer prize-winning novelist

philip roth has died at the age of 85. his literary themes including jewishness to find him as the voice of his generation to many. according to his agent, he died of heart failure yesterday at a hospital here in manhattan. stunning video of a red fox trotting along with a rabbit and is not before been snatched up by a bald eagle. it shows the eagle battling in midair trying to steal his meal. you go won this battle getting away as it drops the red sox back to the ground. that is the food chain and this is what's happening now. >> the fact his son video is amazing. cheryl: thank you. congress and a rare show of bipartisanship to roll back dodd-frank witches pass with another financial crisis reared markets under pressure with some other words this morning.

financial planner cofounder of capital management is here. we've got a major selloff on our hands. what do you say? >> i don't think that is much ado at the dodd-frank world that we are going through. more related to uncertainty and done rattling at the china talks. this is all part of the negotiating on my bed. i wouldn't put much stock in the how we go today. >> down 183 yesterday. >> these are opportunities as they present themselves where you're looking to get in. that's where we are. >> we did have this rollback with bank regulation, a big help for the smaller banks who got crashed and having the teams of lawyers and having to close branches in some instances.

but what you listen to what carolyn vallone had to say about the move. >> this would roll back some important protections. the bill would undermine fair lending laws that extend to the majority of lenders for the new reporting requirements on monday discrimination. >> she's a democrat to be clear here. do you agree with her at all? >> the biggest problem with this whole thing was when they fled the bank of money, they treated the capital requirements for cache one-for-one, but in a lending you did with discounted multiple. the banks are going to hoard cash and so it didn't get one top. that's a problem. roland this factor may be some other things you might have valid points here or there. the much bigger picture look into getting the money put out in its consolidated lower-cost,

taken the 30th biggest things subject down to about 12 in reducing a lot of the compliance in everything in expenses on a lot of the regional bank credit unions and letting the money gets flooded into people in their ability to do things to grow and invest in businesses and that is the bigger picture. train to you we've heard several analysts said the smaller bank inside. ogilvy interesting to watch. hopefully good for the companies and employees. coming up, a thriller in the nba playoff says the houston rockets with the golden state warriors will have highlights. and remember the infamous statue of soccer star chris schiavo rinaldo doublet nothing like him. another soccer players replica. u.s. stock futures continuing to

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>> welcome back. houston rockets battling back in the fourth quarter to even the series would the warriors last night. james harden turning heads at this overpowering stunt. down with one hand with up to 30 points last night. chris paul posted 27 points. the rockets are racing a 10-point deficit in the fourth

quarter. washington capitals played vegas for the stanley cup yesterday. to the football field. making some changes to kick off. among the new rules approved at the owners come in the table no longer have a running start on the play in players on the receiving team can serve lockean until the ball has been fielded. it's not going to be as fun. talks will continue among nfl owners on whether to change the policy regarding players refusing to stand for the national anthem. one resolution being considered to assess that the tenured penalty. other possibilities include finding players, keeping players that wish to send in the locker room, keeping all football personnel off the field. kudos to keep current policy or

allow individual teams to adopt their own policy. tracee: that's interesting. espn reported that he sees television lights from fox sports. related reporting espn will broadcast the events per year under the $155 million deal. espn and unc reached a deal last month for new streaming service. espn plus. take a look at this. honored with a bronze hall of fame park. that was great news until evelyn of the likeness looks nothing like her. chastain said with a smile it's not the most flattering but it's nice. the same with cisco victor hall of fame agreed to redo the pockets of internet users for the plaques that are resembled back or gary b.c. and other celebrities. looks like the relentless jokes work. it does look like him. cheryl: it looks nothing like

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tracee: facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will begin over the company's data privacy. chief market analyst at cmc market joins us right now. good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: what you make of all of this? a little frustrating yesterday. >> yeah, it's surprising. they've only got themselves to blame really because the session was just over an hour long. congressional hearings in the u.s. tend to last three to four hours. that would allow them more time to ask the questions that they wanted answers to and there's two aspects of this we need to focus on. data privacy and they weren't able to get any significant feed back on either of those

questions, particularly when it states that need to chop the user history? that's a clear issue he has not addressed. cheryl: explain the merger with others. what do you know? neil: parkways have suggested that some true. they have a 5% stake in the company, in the bank looking for them to free up some bodies, scaled-down investment banking division. very little truth and not speculation. tracee: thank you, michael. cheryl: thank you to all of you. we now send it over to maria bartiromo. maria: happy wednesday to everyone. good wednesday morning to you.

wednesday, may 23rd. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. fresh uncertainty weighing on markets this morning. features footage of a good selloff looking at a drop of 200 points out of the gate today on the dow industrials down 75 better than 1% lower. sox close near session lows after president trump said he was not happy with the product. the dow down 170 points yesterday. three quarters of 1%. nasdaq, s&p 500 down better than a percent. ft 100 down three quarters of a percent in london. worst performer in germany at one point by a percent or 205 points lower. asian market down across the board. hong kong down 2%. china, shanghai composite and

the nikkei average in japan done better than 1%. pushback over zte. lawmakers taken action against the plan to ease restrictions on the telecom giant. what it means for the negotiations. president trump casting doubt with kim jong un. watch. >> is a substantial chance that it won't work out. that doesn't mean it won't work out over a period of time. maria: preparations underway and said to dismantle its nuclear site. we have the latest coming out. a rare bipartisan deal lawmakers cleared legislation to ease rules from dodd-frank. heading to the president's desk and talking about the impact. casino chaos is living. union workers in las vegas on the las vegas