now it's up to emanuel macron to make it all work. legislative elections next month will be really interesting to see if macron can gather enough support to get a coalition government together to put through his policies. cheryl: that's going to be the big fight in france as the election. thank you very much. appreciate it. nicole: thank you on ashley pritchard has on ashley patroness now, political analyst kirsten haglund. so, emanuel macron is the new president of france. what does that mean for u.s. regulation on trent relations? donald trump is looking forward to working with him. what does it mean? >> president trump did not endorse le pen that he did speak favorably of her. we are very similar. to get a hang about emanuel macron is that he is more pro-american dan marine le pen. his love for the pro-free trade in developing a stronger partnership with angela merkel. of those things pro-nato are good for the u.s. you don't like french president among any allies is more inward looking and outward looking. this is global threats. we

christiane, i'll bring in some other folks who are part of this discussion at least until emanuel macron makes his way to the podium. elise, to you first. christiane set it up perfectly there. president trump and now president-elect macron, by that time he will be already inaugurated as president during the time of the g7 later on in the month. it will be an interesting dynamic, these two meeting together. what do we expect that relationship to be like given trump has made his sentiments clear about being anti-eu at times, nato and ma crone is exactly the opposite. >> i think president trump is a bit of a pragmatist, fred. i think as you see hip going m d meet with being these european leaders, certainly the strength of macron strengthens the hand of the pro-eu crowd. that means that president trump will need to work with this new french president and france will continue to be a leader. they've been alongside the united states, whether it is in the campaign against isis, in afghanistan, in iraq. and i think that president trump is saying that he does not want the world -- the united sta

the weekly front page on saturday wrote, emanuel macron, a dear friend, dear as in expensive. then it has he plans to save europe but it's germany who will pay. macron's proposals for the euro zone includes creation of its own special budget, its own parliament and finance minister. conservatives in germany fear bulky stimulus packages or reducing austerity measures on certain member countries. angela merkel said on the specifics of his plans for the euro zone, she would have to hear macron out before offering her view. on the wider issue of moving for closer cooperation to the e.u., they're more likely to agree. the new french president emphasized his passion for the block success during his inauguration speech on sunday. >> we'll need a europe more efficient and democratic and more political because it's the instrument of our power and sovereign city. -- sovereignty. i'll work on that. martin: macron appointed a member from germany as his chief advisor and shows it's his intention to work with merkel and berlin if his time in office. >> now to the ivory coast where a mutiny o

the latest poll gives emanuel macron a commanding lead over his rival, marine le pen with 62% of the voters currently in favor of macron. however the far-right candidate is attempting to narrow the gap after accusing the front-runner of tax evasion. claire is at marine le pen's headquarters, nancy is at emanuel macron's headquarters. claire, you just got a chance to speak with marine le pen? >> yes, it seems doubt has surged at the front national. she was deemed very unpresidential, unprecise on her programs, especially about the frexit, when she did the debate on television with macron last wednesday. yesterday her niece, who is also an important personality within the front national, said that 40% on sunday would already be a victory for the front national. i spoke with marine le pen a couple minutes ago, and i asked her if she had already given up. let's take a listen. >> translator: not at all. victory is within our reach. the media seem not to hear the anger in our country which will express itself in the polls on sunday. to get a real change of politics and a real break away fro

emanuel macron. just 39 years old. he's never held elected office until now. and he will be the youngest leader in france since napoleon. president trump tweeting a short time ago, congratulations to emanuel macron on his big win today as the next president of france. i look very much forward to looking with him. >>> on the losing side, marine le pen who president trump initially called the strongest candidate a few weeks ago in the associated press. le pen relecently called macron and congratulated him. christiane amanpour is watching this historic election result for us in paris. also with us, isa suarez in northern france. christiane, starting with you. what are the latest results there and how is france react being to the election of emanuel macron? >> reporter: well, we've just concluded a three-hour party here behind me. and people are still here. it's massive. huge, huge numbers of people have been flooding in here all day to watch the results. and they've only just seen their new president come out on stage and address the nation in a very exubera exub

french president emanuel macron met with his rug counterpart, vladimir putin in versailles. macron accused the country's media of acting like organs of propaganda. that sounds like a tense news conference. >> yes, well, it was pretty tough between the two men apparently even though the meeting was meant to be constructive it was the first meeting between the new french president and the russian president. emanuel macron wanted to put all the difficult questions on the table. that's why he talked about the conflicts in ukraine, syria, and also the gay rights in chechnya. and in the press conference emanuel macron appeared quite angry when he mentioned the russian state-sponsored media. that according to him tried to derail his campaign. let's hear him. >> translator: we will say things frankly, but russia today and sputnik acted addresss agen propaganda, lying propaganda, no more no less. >> during his campaign there were a number of attempts from russian hackers to destabilize emanuel macron. vladimir putin seemed quite tense during this press conference. his face was quite r

so, let's hope that emanuel macron will succeed in his bet to bring complete renewal. it won't be too easy for him because he is not assured to have the clear majority to employ his reforms. the worst case scenario is the right wing party, which did not manage to be in the second round of the presidential election, which had strong electoral basis could lead, and that would lead emanuel macron with what we call cohabitation, so a right wing majority in the parliament, and him forced to pick for his prime minister. for now, this is only a fictional politics. the elections are taking place on the 11th and the 18th of june. now, i have with me a very interesting witness, gael juval who was part of the campaign with emanuel macron from the beginning. taking care of the digital issues, but also founder of a tech conference in paris. thank you very much for being with us. first question, about this legislative, which is the third round of the elections really, he said a half of them, the candidates, won't be professional politicians. what's the profile? entrepreneurs like yo

isjust left traditionally in france, emanuel macron is just as left traditionally in france, emanuel le pen.” worse than marine le pen. i am here to say to all of my compatriots, vote macron, even if you do not like him very much. a former banker, programmed location, emanuel macron knows he is not the natural choice for working—class voters. knows he is not the natural choice for working-class voters. but he acknowledged their concerns about the eu. the dysfunctions of the european union are no more sustainable. so i do consider that my mandate the day after will be the same for the european union and our european party. in this race, left—wing voters feel they have no runner. if they vote macron, for many, it will be with a heavy heart. a committee of mps says children's education and well being are harmed by the use of annual tests to judge primary schools in england. the commons education select committee says sats tests can lead to pupils being taught a narrower curriculum, and staff teaching 11—year—olds simply how to pass. it said it caused a negative impact on teachers and pu

contrast to the whole -- to the forward looking, to the appeal to tolerance and reform that e m emanuel macron ran o. yn. you know that politicians, for instance, president obama, the former president, also taped an appeal for macron and said that, you know, everybody was watching and that france was very important to america and to choose the politics of hope over fear. so too did the mayor of london. we know that he's sort of been in touch over the past few weeks or so. he also ran a very, very divisive campaign or rather the campaign against him was very, very divisive. he always goes out there, the first muslim mayor of london, to tout running and succeeding on the politics of hope and dismissing the politics of fear. so this is what we have. we have these two world visions that are still in competition. whether in britain right now, whether in united states right now and in parts of europe right now. what france has done, coming after the netherlands in march, coming after austria before that, these three countries have said no to fear, no to zeno phobia, no to hate and to this inward loo

emanuel macron or marine le pen have both tried to appeal to workers. there's a sense that if the centrist candidate is elected there will be trouble in the streets and with the trade unions because he wants, for example, to go further with labor law, against which a lot of trade unions in france protested when it was implemented. a lot of debate to come after this election. for the record, tomorrow night there will be debate. the first televised debate eye to eye between emanuel macron and marine le pen. that's the last chance for the french vote horse are stirs who undecided to make share choice. >> who do you think is the better debater, if you will? >> you have two very good debaters. marine le pen tends to be aggressive. and macron seems to be softer, but when attacked can get pretty aggressive. that is for the way they will address each other. but in what concerns, you know, the themes that probably will be part of the debate, she will make sure that she describes him as the candidate of the system, since he was a banker and also part of the econo

. >>> front france equities hitting a high as emanuel macron tears into marine le pen plans before the final election calling her plans nonsensical. >> to make this happen, we have to leave a system that coproduced you. you are living thanks to it. you are its parasite. >>> good morning. glad you're with us once again. straight to breaking news in the form of central bank decision, this time from oslo. as expected, norway's bank leaving the key rate unchanged. the key policy rate will most likely remain at 0.5% in the period ahead. there is no statement coming along with that decision today. no rate path forecast. it says the 12-month rise in the cpi rate was approximately as expe expected. so no major surprised from the norges bank this morning. >>> let's look at the eurozone pmis on the services front. we saw some pretty strong manufacturing pmis earlier this week at six-year highs for the eurozone. the eurozone april services pmi came in at 56.4 versus a forecast of 56.2. the march number, just by comparison, that was 56. the april composite pmi for the eurozone at 56.. a bit higher

that's exactly what emanuel macron says is happening now. he says this information release was designed to undermine his campaign. well, the kremlin who we've spoken to over the past couple of hours have taken the step of preemptively denying the suggestion that they were involved in this saying, and i can quote from a statement to cnn, these like other similar accusations are based on nothing and are pure slander. the kremlin insists it's got no preference which of the candidates, emanuel macron or marine le pen wins the presidential election, although there is a suspicion that the kremlin may be let's say a little closer to le pen given that just last month marine le pen came to moscow, sat and had a face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin, the russian president, and of course russian banks have issued millions of dollars in loans to marine le pen's campaign in order to fund her presidential bid. >> all right, matthew chance for us in moscow. matthew, thanks so much. >> so how likely is it that hacking will effect the french elections? >>

yes and what emanuel macron stands for is this third way.on the centre—right. it is very important because his main challengers will be on the right. the left is in disarray and he does not need to divide it any more, that is already done. he wants to divide the right and he has done that and he has also given one of the leading jobs, the economy, to a centre—right figure. it was a pleasure to get him on, we will be talking to him again as emanuel macron goes about his business. emanuel macron goes about his business. this is chelsea manning. she was jailed for leaking confidential documents to wikilea ks when she was an intelligence analyst for the us army. today she tweeted this. first steps of freedom!! she's been released — barack obama commuted her sentence just before he left office. amongst the information she passed to wikileaks were hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables like this one, published in the guardian newspaper, detailing how diplomats were told to gather intelligence on the un leadership. there was also this — video f

a former banker, pro—globalisation, emanuel macron knows he is not the natural choice for working—classout the eu. the dysfunctions of the european union are no more sustainable. so i do consider that my mandate the day after will be the same for the european union and our european party. in this race, left—wing voters feel they have no runner. if they vote macron, for many, it will be with a heavy heart. let's ta ke let's take you to paris. a large gathering forming. these are people specifically taking part on may day. what has been described as an anti—right to rally. people campaigning against marine le pen. both the leading candidates were out today. we're expecting immanuel —— the other candidate. we are hoping to speak to our correspondent james reynolds later. downing street says it doesn't recognise an account, published in a german newspaper, of a fractious dinner last week between the prime minister and the european commission president, jean—claude juncker. three teenage women are arrested on suspicion of terror offences in raids linked to a police operation in north london

emanuel macron wants to reach out to the right, left and center. so his cabinet should be limited to 15 ministers, plus junior ministers and there should be equal number of seats, four men and women, and a third of his team should also be nonprofessional politicians. that means people that are, for example, ceos in companies or people that are heads of associations. so we'll see what it looks like. there's also a great big certainty that the cabinet will be very much pro european. the defense minister under francois hollande could carry on his job. he's in favor of a european defense policy. you have also a european member of praarliament that could be t finance and economy minister, she could also be at foreign affairs. you had francois bacrud who would be in european justice. so people from different backgrounds symbolizing the willingness of emanuel macron to reshuffle politically the landscape here in france. >> claire and annette, thank you. >>> all european union states must ratified block's trade deal with singapore. they finished negotiatio

emanuel macron, now the president-elect there of france. he ran on a campaign of global inclusion, of pro-european union, pro-france, pro-nafta. and people there holding signs that say "hope beats hate." and in a victory speech not long ago, he also said he wants to allay fears. he says he is determined to bring all people together. macron will be inaugurated just one week from now. then later on in the month he will be at the g7 where he will be face to face with, among country leaders, president donald trump. so momentarily we also expect that macron will be meeting face to face with a number of his supporters right there live at the louvre there in paris. >>> all right. tonight on cnn, anthony bourdain takes you through spain. he visits san sbagebastian wher world renowned chefs serve up exquisite request zecuisine. >> >> reporter: juan marie has been my mentor and friend since i met him, steadfast and loyal in every way a person can be. father and daughter are two of the greate esest chefs in the w. >> bueno. >> you are happy. zwl very.

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> rock concert like celebration as emanuel macron officially becomes president elect of franceill go live to paris. the complete coverage of his historic election. plus a victory in frens what his fern which you are means he's not going. north korea has it detained a live report, still to come. >> glad here, of course, all around the world, i'm chose mary church here in atlanta. this is the newsroom. ♪ ♪ >>> france has chosen a new president, emanuel macron and he's set for change in the let country. he defeated his far right oppone opponent, so let's bring in sarah who joins me live from paris and right to see you. of course, with te lex over there, there are so many challenges ahead. the elections will be key. >> absolutely and rosemary, it is great to be with you this morning live from central paris. it's 9:00 french time. france is very slowly waking up today as a labor day, holiday, so most people probably lying in and they will be waking up to this new political reality that neem are sporns of the bring you multiple angles here, the european angle, the french angle. they

so it's not necessarily all genuinely hacked documents from emanuel macron's campaign team. e amount of doubt about what they contain, is there anything actually that could cause concern for the macron campaign or is it simply because it's embarrassing and this is what the campaign suggested is ordinary kind of correspondents you have in the course of a campaign much as you saw in the united states between the democrats, but because of this blackout period, because of the timing of the leak you're going to get a lot of people going to the polls tomorrow with this question mark hanging over precisely what's going on. >> and so, matthew, the kremlin has reacted very quickly, why? >> well, because there was a suggestion that has been carried in lots of media reports when this story first broke when the macron team said they'd had a massive data breach and this information had been released in the same way that it had been released in the u.s. elections last year, there was an implication that the russians were involved, they categorically denied that. we spoke to them, they said

he said congratulations to emanuel macron on his win today as the next president of france. i look forward to working with him. so pretty straight forward statement of congratulations. the white house press secretary sean spicer put out a slightly longer statement echoing just what the president said. it's interesting. you mention the fact that the president trump didn't ebb dors any candidate in this race but it's clear that he had more in common with maureen le pen. he's been a vocal supporter of brexit. we know that maureen le pen was interested in a possible frexit. both of them espouse populous and national views. you mentioned that praise of le pen a month ago in that a.p. interview after that attack, that terrorist attack in paris that left a policeman dead. he knew that he vent was going have a big impact on the election. he predicted that the canned dhat is toughest on borders and toughest on radical islamic terrorism would be the person to win. so it's interesting to take that into account but now the white house saying that they are looking forward to working with

he'll meet with french president emanuel macron at today's nato meeting.the first foreign trip as commander-in-chief. the tsa ramping up security testing a major date to airport screening process. we will tell you what you can expect. dow futures higher by 73. s&p higher by seven. nasdaq higher paid the team. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. this not smart nicole: breaking news that president donald trump ending with european leaders cited as many with french president emanuel macron. the president will attend a nato summit rates expected to have tough talks to push for a commitment to defense spending. good morning. i'm nicole petallides. lea: good morning. i am some one in four are trained for this morning at the long wait in the second gop plan to rebuild their faith upon the care is another health insurer pulls out of the marketplace could we'll have details. trickier stock market futures after the record closes yesterday. dow futures up 80. s&p futures up seven. transfer we're learning more about the bom

elizabeth: on that note, sir, if i may, the more moderate candidate, emanuel macron is supposed to be it her. we are waiting for the results to come in. he's really touted globalization and open borders. so our french voters concerned about that? >> the issue is not really about opening borders and it's mainly about jobs. i believe that many people who voted in le pen were concerned because they have lost their jobs, because they just couldn't adjust to what is now the requirements of the postindustrial world. therefore the issue is an issue of fluidity of the economy if you wish because the system is very perfected. this is one of the main issues. actually, the borders are not that open to friends. we got almost no refugee from the middle east as opposed to germany. when you look at the terrorists, boasted those who perform the attacks in france were not people who come from unfortunately they were french citizens. they were french born. they may have come from immigrant families, but some of them were french converts. elizabeth: i'm so sorry that i have to interrupt you. that is all

the latest polling shows emanuel macron holding a 20-point lead over his rival. french government bond yields hit the lowest level since january, while the gap with german yields are holding steady at a five-month low. >>> let's stick with politics this time about germany. a new poll suggesting that german chancellor, angela merkel's central right party widened its lead over the central left democrats. data from pollsters put merkel's christian democratic union at 36% with the main opposition at 28%. german voters will go to the polls on september 24th for the german federal election and what many expect will be a tightly contested race. the german chancellor and russian president vladimir putin agreed to continue discussions despite disagreement over syria, ukraine, civil rights and more. the two leaders met in sochi marking merkel's first visit to russia since the annexation of crim crimea. she urged the president to implement the maersk accords. >> president trump and vladimir putin spoke by phone on tuesday for the first time since trump ordered air strikes o

they will decide between emanuel macron and marine le pen. thousands of documents from macron were leaked online. he called it a last ditch effort to disrupt the vote. >>> crime on muni vehicles are trending down at a four-year low despite the fact that the crime rate is trending down, it's not making its target for the crime reductionment muni riders give the agency a b minus when they were asked about safety. >> that is not good. we can work on that, especially for safety. >>> great news on the warriors. i'm sure a lot of folks were watching last night. they won game 3 against the utah jazz. that guy, he has been injured, he looked good, 38. >> i think that's what -- when people talk about the warriors, there will be somebody that stets up. >> steph -- steps up. >> steph had a tough game. >> we were talking about how the warriors say we have to go in there and not let it be close, be a machine, does stroy them and not let them come back, yeah. >> i hosted an event last night for the john muir trust. i was emceeing the auction. and about ever

because of how important this election is, i also want you to know that i'm supporting emanuel macrono lead you forward. >> these final days of campaigning have seen both candidates come under attack. macron has been booed and heckled as he visited factories. his critics call them a globalist. they think he will weaken labor laws, because he did so as minister of the economy. just yesterday, marine le pen had eggs thrown at her while she was campaigning. she favors total sis sodisassoc with the european union, she wants to lower the retirement age, and a tax on foreign workers. new polls give macron the widest lead yet, 62% for him, 38% for le pen. the markets are acting like it's a done deal. french interest rates are lower again today. the spread is tighter, 37 basis points. it was as wide as 79% in february. the cac flat today, but it was up yesterday, had a strong performance on the back of that debate performance from macron where they thought it was his moment of high vulnerability and she would be at her strongest, that didn't play out at all. that means if on monday there anot

can anything stop emanuel macron now? never say never.s rival. if he does make it, that really is quite something. he is only 39, a former banker. never elected before to political office. he only formed his political party the year ago. if french voters do choose him for the top politicaljob in this country, which is a political and economic heavyweight in europe, and outsiders well, you could say that is quite a risk. so, marine le pen has a plan. the plan is to do as well in these elections with an eye on the next presidential elections because she thinks president macron will be a failure. this country is really hungry for change but it is divided over the kind of change it once. she thinks president macron will not be able to unite the country may not even be able to introduce ger matip change of you cannot form a strong government. he is still a political novice. if he does fail she will be waiting in the political wings. some football. and manchester united have been in action tonight in the first leg of their europa league semi—fi

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former banker and send tryster eman you -- emanuel macron saying government shouldn't puck winners and. if companies fail, so be it. marine le pen says he is feeding off misery of employees who lose their jobs. live pictures of the french presidential debate is having at this moment in paris outside city area. they are debating going to the polls for the runoff taking place sunday. the election commanding worldwide attention, at least so much so, fox business's ashley webster in paris. what is is the sentiment on the ground about this debate? it started to get feisty. we were listening in on the commercial break. reporter: it has been very entertaining. it is two hours, 20 minutes long. it is about 20 million viewers watching it right now, very first question to both candidates i thought was a softball. are you kidding me? boy the gloves were dropped. they went for each other's throat right at the beginning. emanuel macron, 39-year-old investment banker calling marine le pen who wants to take france out of the world and curley up into it is own little ball where france should be a memb

emanuel macron llegÓ al eliseo poniÉndole un freno a la retÓrica antiinmigrante.e es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana, conferir de beirut y arantxa loizaga. fÉlix: después de 35 dÍas sin saber lo que pasaba con su esposo, hoy lilian tintorer y consiguiÓ entrar a ver a su esposo. desde el estado miranda, Éliangelica gonzÁlez nos cuenta mÁs. reportera: asÍ es, amigos nos encontramos afuera de la cÁrcel militar de ramo verde. justamente, luego de salir de esta visita, que durÓ cinco horas, lilian tintori le dijo a los medios de comunicaciÓn lo siguiente. >> leopoldo no sabÍa nada porque estaba incomunicado, yo le iba narrando cada marcha, cada actitud de nuestros diputados. le contaba de freddy guevara, de cÓmo los ha guiado, y Él estaba impresionado. lo primero que hicimos fue abrazarlo, me dijo que estoy bien, estoy vivo, estoy fuerte y estoy bien. reportera: asÍ concluye este episodio de incertidumbre acerca de la salud de leopoldo lÓpez, a quien sus familiares seguirÁn visitando y plegándose a esta agenda de calle que hasta y de la oposiciÓn venezolana. volve

emanuel macron is elected as the next president of france. eated his opponent far-right candidate marine le pen in a landslide. president trump took to twitter to congratualte macron for his big victory and said that he looked forward to working with the new french president. the oakland a's beat the detoirt tigers in a game that went back and forth. oakland had a big 9th inning and ryon healy hit the walk-off home run. the a's win in a walk-off for the second game in a row. final score 8 to 6. they host the angels tonight. meanwhile, the giants struggled in cincinnati. it was a big task for johnny cueto after the g-men allowed 27 runs over the last two games. cueto had 10 strikeouts in 7 innings, but it just isn't enough. the giants are shutout. the reds win 4 to 0 and sweep the 3 game series. they play the mets tonight at 5:00. (james) here is a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera.... (james) meteorologist dave spahr has what you need to know before heading out the door this morning. (dave)high pressure will build over the r

because of how important it is, i want you to know that i'm supporting emanuel macron to lead you forward he is leading by about 20 points but there is evidence that the russians are intervening in this election as well. last night they had a ferocious debate going at each other in a way never before seen in french politics. coming up, the top democrat, dianne feinstein joining me next. and on that day you will walk into a room where 15 people will be waiting... 12 behind the sofa, 2 behind the table and 1 and a half behind a curtain. family: surprise! but only one of them will make a life long dream come true. great things are ahead of you when your health is ready for them. at humana, we can help you with a personalized plan for your health for years to come. before fibromyalgia, i was a doer. i was active. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. woman: for some, lyrica can significantly

voters choosing far right populist, marine le pen and emanuel macron was never on for the presidency.it could have a huge impact on relations with france, europe and united states pre-christian fisher at the white house where the previous occupant endorse one of those candidates. hi, christine. triticale, eric. the white house watching this election closely. president trump hasn't explicitly endorse the far right populist, and marine le pen. they are closely intertwined. a recent interview with the associated press, president trump said quote, she's the strongest on borders and what's been going on in friends. on the other side is former president barack obama and he has explicitly endorsed the more moderate candidate, and emanuel macron. in fact come a few days ago he released a public statement of support. he recorded a commercial in fact declaring his support for that candidate. watch. >> he stood up for liberal values. he put forward a vision for the important role for his place europe and around the world and he's committed to a better future to the french people. ppos to people'

french officials are confirming a hack attack against the campaign of presidential candidate emanuel macron. officials say data leaked on a website mixes information from his campaign with apparently fake news. macron, the centrist candidate, has painted himself as sort of a radical sen tryst. he's up against marine le pen who some are calling a french donald trump. immediately after the attack, suspicions focused on the russians. >> i think this is a terrible thing. i think i would have said the same about marine le pen, not a question of who we might favor or not, but it just shouldn't be. >> as a populist, a victory by le pen would cause a political shake-up across europe. french nationals here in the area cast their ballots yesterday. they did so after hearing news of the election hack. just like what happened here in the u.s., voters seem divided on russia's involvement. >> that's ridiculous. everything is about, oh, the russians are evil. >> i'm pretty sure that's true, yeah. that russia is partly involved. i don't know if they are absolutely involved or not. >> official results in th

investors will likely cheer the victory of emanuel macron. but his swin priced in already. guaranteed here. macron is a foreman banker. he supports free trade and is seen by wall street as market friendly. meantime, stocks had a pretty muted reaction to friday's u.s. jobs report. it showed the economy added 211,000 new jobs in april. the unemployment rate now stands at a ten-year low of 4.4%. and the strong jobs report is more than likely the -- going to result in the federal reserve raising interest rates next month. wall street now betting there's an 83% chance of a rate hike in june. that's up from 67% chance, b. a week earlier. and on the legislative front, there is still a lot of uncertainty for investors. the house may have passed the health care bill. rault really wants to see movement on tax reform and until that happens, stocks may not have a strong catalyst to move much higher. >> you're live in the cnn newsroom. it's 7:00 eastern, 4:00 out west. up first, breaking news. president trump has a new world leader to work with, one who represents a devastating defeat at

that you cannot be for emanuel macron and the republican. es create some concern for the republican party. i'm sure there will be some part of it interested in working with emmanuel macron. there is some pressure on republicans. they are the ones that matter at the moment. the socialists do not exist anywhere at the moment. the kind of exist in pieces. as far as the republicans are concerned, it depends partly on pits -- seats on mosh how many seats microns former movement -- seats macron's former movement gets. interesting but as douglas said, this is interesting now in terms of how macron choreographs everything between now in the parliamentary elections. -- and the parliamentary elections. >> the choreography is crucial here. it is not really rocket science. i think there are three block propositions here. one, he is able to cobble together a working majority. working hollande had a majority, but his own party was so divided that it was an in operational working majority. majorityds a working to work with him on his reforms to push through

. >>> why celebrations could be short lived for newly elected french president emanuel macron.e'll talk about the tough battles ahead for europe. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. these birds once affected by oil are heading back home. thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." if you're waking up, let's get you up to speed on the market action. chinese market flat lined. the hang seng up about 1.27%. slight losses in japan. south korea is closed today for an election. in europe, strong jeegerman exp data. france with a modest rally two days after the elections over there. >> v-day celebrations are underway in russia. today marks the 72nd anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany in 1945. dozens of russian cities are staging military parties to honor the event. for the first time russia rolled out president putin's youth army for its parade in red square. >>> now to france. emanuel macron will be sworn in as the country's next president this sunday

now endorsing emanuel macron, obama praised macron for appealing to hopes instead of fears. maureen le pen spent part of her day dodging flying egds. polls show le pen trailing macron by 20 percentage points. >> 16 children injured in what was a deadly bus crash in las vegas. kids described being tossed collided with the vehicle. they climbed to safety through the roof, the hatch, leaving backpacks behind. the driver of the car killed. child in the vehicle was critically injured. none of the students on the bus were seriously hurt. >> after an intense three day search, missing hiker in snow gee mountains of new hampshire rescued. search teams looking for randy willette since he made a 911 call tuesday. willette told that he was lost and the call dropped before he provided details about the whereabouts. willette was located last night and is recovering in the hospital. >> today, is may 5th, meaning yesterday was may 4th -- be with you. which is "star wars" day. of course. we celebrated the holiday on the show. others around the world also did as well. >> before we celebrate,

wall street wanted emanuel macron to win the election, he did.h. nasdaq and s&p 500 closed on record highs. a small indiana ball bearing company is moving its operations from indiana to mexico. that report caught the president's attention last1eñ night. trump watches tv, of course. 300 jobs will be lost despite the best efforts of officials in indiana. the decision was actually announced many months ago. the company just announced thea moving date this weekend. the president tweeted, rexnord of indiana made a deal during the obama administration to move to mexico. fired their employees. tax product big that's sold inl u.s. now, thexd obama part is misleading. it sounds as if the obama administration somehow was involved. it happened during you know, while president obama -- and tax big, i assume he means ball bearings coming into the united states. >> interesting. >> somethingens when jobs stays. that happens under his xd administration. when they leave, that happens december. >> every president. >> by the way, we talk about real verse fake news.

emanuel macron is expected to beat marine le pen by 20%. we'll know if they called it right in about six hours. today in france, both with radically different visions for the country's future voting this morning. all guys are on marine le pen, the far right populist who wants to quit the european union and nato, limit immigration, and crack down the practice of islam. but polls favor emanuel macron, the former banker who's a pro business liberal who wants to keep france in the eu. he's never held elected office. he announced friday night his campaign was hacked. nine gigabytes of data, thousands of e-mails, now circulating on the web. suspicion has turned to russia and the macron campaign likened the hack to last year's dnc leak, but the comparison to the recent u.s. election doesn't end there. french campaigns have seen bitter debates. violent campaign rallies, and allegations of fake news. and just last week barack obama endorsed macron. >> he appeals to people's hopes and not their fears. >> two weeks after donald trump expressed his sup

celebrations tonight at the louvre museum among the camp emanuel macron. at 39 years old, he'll be the youngest president to enter the palace in the coming weeks. after tonight, he trounced far right candidate maureen le pen to the tune of 65% to 35%. >> translator: i wish this evening to thank madam le pen. i know the division in our country that led to some extreme votes. ry respect them. i know the anger, the anguish, the doubts that many of you have expressed. >> now this is a massive repudiation of the style of politics that maureen le pen was peddling. she was anti-eu, antimm >> he is very pro eu. he is pro trade. and his style of politics is carrying forward probably into the upcoming. it is about politics going forward. it's brand new party. they will determine whether or not you have to determine. >> six people were rushed to the hospital, one of them with critical injuries. the highway to 495 having shut down the investigation. but everything is back open now. no word as yet on what caused the crash. >> police in the district are looking for this

emanuel macron serÁ el nuevo presidente.ntes lo reconocen. >>> estas han sido elecciones contra le pen, aunque macron tiene carisma. >>> de esta forma francia dice no al le pen y pone freno a la avalancha populista. >>> las elecciÓn en francia no se pueden comparar con las de estados unidos, trump ganÓ porque el sistema electoral le beneficio. el primer acto polÍtico ha sido simbÓlico, francia recuerda el final de la segunda guerra mundial, el punto de partida de la uniÓn europea, que le pen rechaza. >>> le pen ha perdido una batalla pero no la guerra su apoyo creciÓ enormemente por los Últimos atentados y la situaciÓn de los in mi grabts grant estÁ por re oliveros en francia. >>> macron tuvo el 68% de los votos contra el 34% de le pen representa la tercera ocasiÓn en la que los europeos rechazan el populismo, que pri ten de restablecer fronteras en europa. el 11% de la poblaciÓn francesa es inmigrante. >>> francia nos abriÓ las puertas a nosotros los inmigrantes y yo he podido lograr mis sueÑos y metas. >>> europea no const

those are the choices for emanuel macron. now the tricky test of pointing a cabinet. he's due to unveil the list today but has delayed the announcement until tomorrow. monday he chose his prime minister. next emmanuel macron's attempt to clean up french politics could prove harder than expected. president postponed the announcement of his new cabinet to wednesday, saying more time was needed to properly vet the candidate or potential conflicts of interest. his bow to break through the left-right divide has also come under fire, with critics accusing him of trying to widen for jeanscal base parliamentary elections. >> what i'm going to try to is so the country can succeed as the majority. for people who come from the right like me and from the left like him. people have come from out side politics and are not partisan. >> this is never been done before. >> macron has vowed to nominate 50 ministers within equal number all havingd men, clean criminal records. politicians who may fit the bill include the socialist minister of defense under francois hollande as well as mini

sunday, voters will be choosing between centrist candidate emanuel macron, who got president obama'sg this week. meanwhile, on the far right, there's rival marine le pen, who is vowing to close borders and abandon the euro currency. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel is on duty in paris. at last week, le pen had her work cut out. what's happening in this final stretch there? >> reporter: well, the le pen camp is hoping that the pollsters are wrong, that there will be a repeat of what happened in the u.s. elections, because right now, the polls put emanuel macron as the clear leader, that they say he will win by a landslide. but we were talking with people from the macron -- or the le pen camp. they think there will be an unset. as you mentioned, the two candidates couldn't be further apart. in many ways, this is seen as a it wi litmus test. macron is 39 years old, wants to stay in the eu. he isn't part of one of the traditional parties. he has a banking background. he's seen as something of a member of the elite here. he went to the top schools. he's fluent in english. t

we are getting the information from the emanuel macron campaign itself.ased a statement last night and they said a number of e—mails were hacked from personal and work e—mail accounts from campaign workers and they said those e—mails were largely campaign e—mails, but they warn there were some fake documents which have been released as well. they have been pushed out onto social media. but at the moment in france no campaigning is allowed. it is the last day before the election and french law suggests there should be an entire pause of campaigning. it is a funny world. there was a big story last night about the campaign e—mails, but today in france things are quiet because no campaigning is allowed and there is no official reaction. do you have any idea who might have been responsible for this? the emanuel macron campaign has not said who it believes is responsible and it makes a comparison to what happened in the united states last year where there have been allegations that russian backed groups hacked e—mails belonging to hillary clinton's campaign. th

because of how important this election is, i also want you to know that i am supporting emanuel macrond. >> nbc's matt bradley is in marseilles, france for us. how is this race shaping up in the final days? >> reporter: thanks, chris. well it's all coming down to just tonight, just the next couple of hours. all of the candidates are legally obligated to stop campaigning at midnight tonight. so that leaves all of tomorrow and then of course on sunday for the campaign to really just sort of simmer at a low boil. but it has been really tul muhae chus. the specifically one that we just had. marine le pen is widely known as the sort of france's donald trump. she's a far-right populist. very anti-islam and very anti-european. remember what barack obama just said, emanuel macron, the radical centrist here, he stands up for liberal values. but what he means are the liberal values of france'slace in the world. france's place in europe. those sorts of things that obama stands for. but macron is no far-left candidate. not a liberal. just a centrist. these two candidates are coming from opposite p

emanuel macron hasn't taken office. won't until next sunday.s, trade unions, saying they are not interested in his policies. he wants to reform labor laws. just a few minutes ago we saw riot police coming under attack from people throwing rocks. other than that, we saw a, explosion about half an hour ago now, with some smoke going off. other than that, the police are trying to remain, out of the way, but at some point they can't do this all day. so continue to follow it, charles. but the message is simple. we don't like macron. we don't like his policies. we're not going to put up with it. of course, labor laws, you know, charles, and joked are incredibly hard. it is very difficult to hire and fire people in france. they have a set number of hours per week they work. that is that. anyone who dares to try to change that is going to have a fight on their hands. much depends how many people in parliament, french assembly, mr. macron can get when they have their legislative elections next month. ere you have it. we're on it, charles. we're keeping