i am lauren simonetti. >> the president will work to get it plan back on track as he's been holding meetings with gop leaders on health care and tax cuts. can the president changed the mainstream media narrative? lauren: a pair of attacks in tehran iran and the iranian parliament. we will have the latest on this developing story. cheryl: looking at stock futures overnight. we did see start features falling and then continuing overnight. of course all investors continuing to monitor all the washington offense we are getting this week of course. lauren: to write having company over fires 20 workers after an arrest and investigation. is this unprecedented move enough to change the culture at uber? cheryl: more coming up on that. and in sports, two months ago this guy didn't even have a job. the cincinnati red genesis of baseball legend. it's an incredible story. we'll tell you all about this morning. lauren: 5:01 a.m. june 7th. cheryl: former fbi director james comey to testify tomorrow. a source close to him says comey full text short of saying president tram stop short. lauren: republican sen

i am lauren simonetti. >> good morning, everyone. i'm cheryl casone. on the heels of james comas explosive testimony, there are now calls for the medal when she testified whether she interfered with the investigation of hillary clinton's e-mail server. we will have details on that news. lauren: and the markets come attacks on its land. is there more to come? a look at nasdaq futures right now down over 1% in dow futures are down by 51%. cheryl: a lot of this coming from overseas bit tech selloff in asia and japan. the nikkei down half of a percent. the shanghai composite down .6% or so. lauren: the company's chief business may be residing in the board reportedly considering a leave of absence for a ceo travis on next. cheryl: the first time in 20 years a repeat champion for the stanley cup. a big victory last night. lauren: they were partying in the streets. title 1:00 a.m. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. cheryl: a lot of breaking news this morning. attorney genera

i'm lauren simonetti in for melissa francis. would have thought, lauren, horrendous jobs report and worry about the climate change stuff from ceos, heck with it, markets are going ahead. this is "after the bell." happy you could join us on friday. markets are driving higher but here is what else we have in

lauren: good morning, everyone, i'm lauren simonetti.g a late-night plea to reib state revised executive order. we will see if the highest court weighs in. as long as there's no surprises in the may's job data the dow could break record today. the dow and nasdaq all closing in record territory yesterday. dow futures up 56 points, nasdaq futures up 15. cheryl: in sports the series everybody has been waiting for. we hope that it gets exciting at some point. the warriors dominating the cavs and in baseball another bad day for the mets as the brewers bat boy interferes with own of the fielders, it's a good one. lauren: bizarre one. 5:31 a.m. in new york. friday june 2nd, happy weekend. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. cheryl: breaking news is continuing this morning. the trump administration has asked u.s. supreme court to revise travel ban. this happened late last night. it is quote, confident that president trump's executive order is well within his lawful authority to ke

i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. cheryl casone. rney general jeff sessions fighting back at collusion in the russian investigation. a former attorney general rather lynch be forced to testify? expert reaction on what broke. lauren: following stocks, the federal reserve to announce its latest and contract interest rate hike for launching an effort to find the next chairman of the federal reserve. cheryl: ahead of the big announcement, stocks bounced back into the close yesterday. dow, s&p when the nasdaq came back features point to a flatly high euro bin. lauren: bad news. for cooper. a board member forced to resign over inappropriate comments. cheryl: today is flag day. this marks the 240th anniversary of the adoption of the stars, stripes. we will go to hoboken new jersey where they are honoring this day with a gigantic balloon. lauren: thank you for joining us. it is wednesday, hump day. tomorrow i'll cause. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. train to some serious breaking news. we've been w

i'm lauren simonetti. >> i am laurie brought in for cheryl casone. robert mueller expanded its investigation into russian meddling in the u.s. election into whether president trump abstract digest this. quoting anonymous sources in the story. lauren: futures have been under pressure overnight. big tech stocks could face more selling today. taking a look the nasdaq futures down one and a quarter%. an all-time high yesterday 10 to 31%. laurie: stock price up after new interest rate increase and then filled lands to start selling a part of its massive $4.5 trillion fund portfolio. we will have reaction to the unwinding. traded to the new york mets overcome adversity to beat the chicago cubs and it is time. mixed martial arts master conor mcgregor. we will tell you what is at stake. laurie: good morning once again. pleasure to be with you. 5:01 in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: a show of unity on capitol hill following the shooting of representatives steve scalise. >> tracee carrasco joins us w

i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. u are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. and whether in politics. lauren: senate republicans will unveil their version of the new health care bill this morning. the measure to rollback the obamacare expansion of medicaid and penalties on people not buying insurance coverage and eliminate taxes to help pay for obamacare. cheryl: in cedar rapids, iowa, president trump seemed optimistic about senate bill. >> we have a very slim 52-48. that means that basically can't lose anybody. i think it may help, can't guarantee anything, but i hope we will surprise you with a good plan. i've been talking about it playing with heart. at the money to it. but obamacare instead. train to democrats strongly criticizing republicans planting the bill has been discussed in secret with no input from the minority. a vote could come as soon as next week before the july for congressional recess. drink your president trump calling for limits on welfare for immigrants in the c

i am lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone.ident trump finishes -- his new apprentice and jobs program. true through the taxol of the continued friday into yesterday. it could be a difference right today. nasdaq futures up 10 points, nasdaq 26. cheryl: so much fun in the morning. it's great. ge ceo is out. he broke that news on fox business. the health care to take over the top job. who is john flannery and how is he going to remake one of the worlds biggest industrial giants? a closer look at that. lauren: new warnings about an hour that could affect across the globe. the malicious new software called in destroyer. cheryl: kevin durand is the golden state warriors to claim the championship with a victory over lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers are sports coming up for you. lauren: 5:31 a.m. your first look at today's markets and the latest breaking news. cheryl: a lot of breaking news out of washington today. we will start with this. attorney general jeff sessions to testify in public before the senate intelligence commi

lauren simonetti. cheryl: and cheryl casone. welcome to "fbn:am," all the latest breaking news. of breaking news this morning. the major cyberattack slamming companies all over the world. lauren: tracee carrascas you with those details. >> at morning paid the ransom or wreak havoc on europe and north america capitalizing on the same vulnerabilities that there was more than 300,000 computer systems around the world with the attack was tied to cyberattack caused by the two target ukraine were government officials and businesses reported interference to the power grid. in particular, computer for noble plants were affected resulting radiation levels to be monitored manually. it was also happening at the data shipping giant in britain's wpp, the largest advertising company in the world. pharmaceutical company merck became the first u.s. company impacted by the ransom ware. essentially all that data would help cause screaming into the payment was made. in this case, $300 that quinn was demanded. security experts say tuesday's cyberattack share something in common. both were spread by

i am lauren simonetti.itting fresh record highs on friday, futures down modestly this morning. s&p futures down one point. cheryl: in asia, japanese stocks slid slightly. still sitting at 22 month highs. asian markets not having a big reaction. as you can see the eye fractionally. hang seng shanghai kospi off actually down. >> the attack saturday night in london the ftse 100 down 20 points today coming off a record high. the dax building up 158 today. trained to look like oil prices are doing. after news broke saudi arabia, egypt, uae cut ties with terror accusing them of supporting terrorism with iran. lauren: off all night until she is a speaker that would use siri. those details coming up. cheryl: seth curry had a triple double to lead the golden cavaliers to the nba finals last night. in baseball they beat the yankees. all the sports coming up for you. lauren: it is 5:31 a.m. in new york. your first look at morning markets in the latest breaking news and we begin the latest breaking news as the islamic

i am lauren simonetti. welcome to "fbn:am." cheryl: breaking news all week long. republican senators going to be making their demand on a bill to repeal and replace obamacare. and devote this measure this week. others remain divided over medicaid and insurance regulation. programming appearing on "fox and friends" say they need to drop their resistance. >> would be great if democrats and republicans could get together, wrapped her arms around it and come up with something everybody is happy with. but we give one democrat vote. cheryl: dick durbin saying the gop bill as one-sided. >> what's driving this is not health care reform. what's driving this is tax cut of about $700 billion for the wealthiest people in america and pharmaceutical companies. >> senator john barrasso helped write the bills of the planet plan eliminates taxes imposed by obamacare. >> obamacare raise taxes on every american who uses health care in america. prescription medicines, medical devices. people that buy health insurance. lauren:

i'm lauren simonetti. today's markets in the latest breaking news. cheryl: a lot of breaking news over the name. issuing a warning to syrian president assad last night claiming that the white house has potential evidence that syria is preparing for another chemical weapons attack. press secretary sean spicer says an attack would result in the mass murder of civilians including innocent children. the space he says if mr. assad conducts another mass murder attack, he and his military will pay a heavy price. the trump administration launched a missile strike on a syrian controlled chemical attack back in april. the cbo has released its analysis of the senate republican bill to repeal and replace obamacare. the latest now from adam shapiro. reporter: good morning, lauren. good morning, cheryl. the committee budget office says it will save $321 billion over 10 years. that is key because it means the legislation will not add to the annual deficit. the senate rules require it to be deficit neutral so a key hurdle for the bill to pass has been crossed. the c

i'm lauren simonetti. heryl: good morning, everybody, i'm cheryl casone, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. all -- lauren: we are flying by. it's really unbelievable. we have a scale-down version of the president's travel ban. it took effect just a few hours ago last night and it took effect pretty smoothly we have to say. cheryl: we were questioning how that was going to go overnight. tracee carrasco has the details. tracee: travel order went into effect, so far no reports of protesting or chaos that we saw with the original version of the president's executive order back in january. new rules tighten visa policies, sudan, syria, iran, libya, and yemen, people from those countries who need new visa will have to prove a close family relationship or entity like school or business in the united states, the state department said the family relationship valid for entry would include a parent, spouse, son, daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law or

lauren: and lauren simonetti.this is "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. cheryl: great news for investors. the first time all of the u.s. things have passed the fed's annual stress test. investors could be reaping rewards. let's get details from our own adam shapiro. >> good morning, cheryl. good morning, lauren. the headline has to do with the fact that the banks right now seeing huge dividend increases hezbollah share buyback programs. the senior federal reserve official said that this year they intend to send back to shareholders something like 100% net revenue. luster was 65%. the dead confederate server quite healthy. two banks that lack of a better term had hiccups. american express adjusted their results in their lot to do that before the test and they came in just fine. capital one will be allowed to pay a dividend. they were not objected to. they have to address some issues according to the fed in order to continue paying a dividend. here's that the fed said about capital one.

on june 23rd, i'm lea gabrielle for lauren simonetti. cheryl: i'm cheryl casone, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lea: we've got a lot for you. at least four republican senators come out against gop health care, rand paul, mike lee and ron son jon said they will not vote for the bill in current form. >> we are open to negotiation but we want to bill to look more like a repeal. we are afraid that when we read the bill that it actually looks like a reiteration or keeping of obamacare. >> i've made very clear that i want to get to yes and the way to get to yes is fix the underlying problems, lower premiums and i will happily be part -- lea: president trump expressing optimism in an interview on "fox & friends". >> there are four good guys and four friend of mine. i think they will probably get there. we have to see. health care is a very difficult situation. if you look. the clintons tried to get it and after years and years couldn't do it. obamacare now failed, obamacare

lauren simonetti on all details. headlines in new york. lauren: hi, maria, happy friday.t trump making good on one of key campaign promises. homeland security secretary john kelly formally revoking the program aimed at protecting parents and of u.s. citizens and legal residents from being deported. president obama announced the program back in 2014 but it was never fully launched because it was apparently blocked by a federal court. republicans criticizing the effort calling it back door amnesty. fiat chrysler recalling 297,000mini vans in north america for wiring problem that could lead unintended air bag deployment. the recall of 2011 and 12 model year dodge grand caravan mini vans, dealers will replace wire if needed and add protective covering. say it isn't so. nestle putting company business up for sale, trying to get a healthier bottom line as customers are on the world demand for healthier snacks. could be worth as much as $3 billion and have you guys seen this one, a loyal starbucks customer in charlotte, north carolina says she was targeted for supporting donald

fox's lauren simonetti has more on the business of father's day. >> dads are very influential in factesteem. they've got a job totter. >> reporter: come sunday consumers are showing their dad their appreciation for all of the jobs does he. >> dads feel like they need to be more active role in their kids lives that role of father has been elevated. dads want to do better job. kids want to spend more time with their dads. >> reporter: according to the national retail federation shoppers are expected to spend an average of $135 for father's day. that's 15 and a half billion dollars in total. up over 1 billion since last year. and the most popular choice, getting dad out of the house. >> more and more we're seeing people look less to tangible gifts and more to giving experiences something dad can enjoy with those giving the gift. >> reporter: taking dad to that concert could be something that knocking off his buck list you may get more quality time haven't a different experience with something more intimate such as dining. >> reporter: feel like combining the thrill of the outdoors with t

lauren simonetti joining us live from the nasdaq and, lauren, i dare say too the roughly is just spiking so are transports. but what specifically is pushing the nasdaq up? >> yeah. what a difference a day makes; right? and the nasdaq is trying to save what could be the month of june lines down eight months of gains. we haven't seen that for the nasdaq since 1995. also putting this on the calendar, we're about to wrap up the first half of the year. for the nasdaq, where i am, the best first half since 2003. so this sector certainly on fire, despite the reversal yesterday. we had a reversal yesterday because at the time, there was a push on the vote for the senate diversion, the health care bill. you had the eu hitting google with the record antitrust fund, and you had sears of this global cyber security hack happening once again two attacks in just as many months. but that brings me to a rally that we're seeing today, which is happening at the nasdaq in the cyber security space. if you take a look at names like proof point and mime cast and most of them sharply higher today, and their yea

i'm lauren simonetti in for melissa francis. david: who would have thought, lauren, horrendous jobs report and worry about the climate change stuff from ceos, heck with it, markets are going ahead. this is "after the bell." happy you could join us on friday. markets are driving higher but here is what else we have in busy hour. white house on defense this week. epa head pruitt and sean spicer pushing back on the media going nuts over the president's decision to nix the paris climate agreement. may jobs report falling short of expectations. why is the market shrugging it off. just where are the jobs? >>> kathy griffin holding a press conference from getting fired for chn because of a horrible, isis-like photo. why she says she is the actual victim. unbelievable. >> it is unbelievable. back to major market records, all three averages ending at new highs for the second day in a row. nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. with the big winners. great to see you, nicole. reporter: lauren, market loves to see the market

lauren simonetti. in for risch reagan. >> hello, can you hear me? neil: i can i'm in adele, you can't be leaving. don't let my troubles be yours. >> thank you, my friend. we're hours away from senate republicans to introduce a new health care bill. at this hour it seems a deal is highly unlikely. let's look how the market is reacting to all of this. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti in for trish regan this friday. welcome to "the intelligence report." president trump says if they can't decide on what they are working on now they should immediately repeal and then replace at a later date. will republican senators be on board with this plan? we'll stay on it. >>> how about this for outrage. a i will relate immigrant is about to win a lawsuit for being in the country illegal. the immigrant suing san francisco because police turned him over to the immigration agents. that is in violation of the sank wear city law. adam, the clock ticks or doesn't it at this point? good to see you? reporter: good to see you, lauren that's a great he question. this deadline is

i am lauren simonetti. heryl casone comment your first look at morning markets and breaking news. heated mary jonah -- heat in arizona. lauren: can you really fry an egg on the pavement? tree into guess you can. kim jong il is brutal regime in north korea after otto warmbier the american city of three days ago with severe brain damage at the time has died. >> he spent a year and a half in north korea. a lot of bad things happened, but at least we got him home to be with his parents where they were so happy to see him, even though he was in very tough conditions, but he just passed away a little while ago. it's a brutal regime in mobile at a handle it. lauren: 22-year-old student at the university of virginia was arrested and detained at pyongyang airport last year that these preparing to come home. 15 years of hard labor for trying to steal a poster while visiting a tour group. rex tiller said -- released in three other americans still being held. >> what we know about the cause of otto warmbier death. the b

i'm lauren simonetti.f it to report theresa may is no longer after the terror attacks that will have the latest reaction analysis. true to all of this by market

i'm lauren simonetti. >> investors seem to be shaken up the terror attack in london and looking towards

i am lauren simonetti. >> good morning, everyone. i'm cheryl casone.els of james comas explosive testimony, there are now calls for the medal when she testified whether she interfered with the investigation of hillary clinton's e-mail server. we will have details on that news. lauren: and the markets come attacks on its land. is there more to come?

there is the controversial dakota access pipeline online the way isn't totally clear for oners lauren simonettis will will move shrubs along the rout if they improperly reported discovering artifacts nonwere disturbed ratings of holed hearings this summer pipeline scheduled to begin moving nor north dakota today, getting a look at police dash cam video of tiger woods dui arrest in florida according to the to the police report woods ways sleep at wheel officers approached his car was running had damage on the drivers side as well as two flat tires if you look at footage you see woods stumbling through field sobriety test. >> entire alphabet slow manner you are not going to sing it okay. >> do i understand the instructions? >> okay what were the instructions? >> not to sing -- >> wow, moreover, these took several prescription drugs he was not sure at the time where he was, of going legend to return to court next month for arraignment on driving in under the influence. >> paul allen has topped howard hooulz the world's largest aircraft this giant 6 engine plane wingspan 385 feet, that is longer th

lauren simonetti, what's going on? the front of the timber wolves jersey will be the fitbit patch, advertisement. ashley: right on the nose of the timber wolf? lauren: on their nose. on their wrist you might see a fitbit wearable device. as part of this partnership fitbit, if you use the app, if you're a fan in the stands you can see the concession men use. there is more integration here. ashley: players fitness and how much they run, all of that? lauren: i don't know that the players want you to do that. maybe work with one or two of them. ashley: fascinating. >> you can feel awful about yourself, and how much you didn't run that day. ashley: good for fitness and fitbit for the nba? good for visibility? lauren: yeah,. ashley: thank you very much. president trump is slamming the brewed tall regime of north korea following the death of otto warmbier. listen to what general jack keane says could bring us to war with north korea. roll tape. >> we will take action before they would launch a list sill like that. that is the

joining us from fox business network studios lauren simonetti. e say i thought and this has nothing to do with anything we talk about, i thought i could sneak away and go somewhere last minute. try finding anywhere in the country under $600 this weekend. it's impossible. >> reporter: what's wrong with would find a last minute deal for the fourth of july weekend. >> yes, i did a hundred percent. i was wrong. >> reporter: we're driving out to the hamptons. come join us. >> fantastic. >> reporter: long car ride gas is cheap. >> how are the markets? >> reporter: decent. actually huge day yesterday. terrific rally for tech shares bank shares markets up. you know, tomorrow we wrap up the first half of the year. isn't that unbelievable for the nasdaq. strongest performance for the start to any year since 2003 we're seeing a big rally in tech and in the banks. >> fantastic. all right. for those who's are not driving out to the hamptons this weekend but want to plan travel for later this year, if we're traveling light we can do it for a light budget. >> re

good morning, happy friday, i'm lauren simonetti. lea: good morning, i'm lea gabrielle. ld trump rolling back some of the changes made with cuba. lauren: technology stocks selling off yesterday. dow down 14. for the week dow is up. nasdaq, however, sliding for the second week in a row. let's show you the action. nasdaq up 1. lea: facebook says that it's using new artificial

lauren: i am lauren simonetti. you are watching reporter, your first look at morning markets and breaking news. train to breaking news this morning with a major shakeup at uber. kalanick with the major shakeup. lauren: tracee carrascas joining us. reporter: txo yesterday came under pressure after hours of drama who felt time off wasn't enough. after millions of dollars into the company and seen the valuations swelled to 70 billion, leading the charge, wanted to pick a shareholder, a benchmark which one of its partners bill burley is on uber's board. kalanick to step down in the letter delivered to him in chicago. kalanick said i love uber more than anything in the world. i had expect that the investors request to step aside so uber can go back to building rather than be distracted with another faith. travis had always put uber first. this is a sign of his devotion and love for uber. his mother passing away in may after a post on transcoding accident. it began after former engineers detailed what she said was a sexua

lauren simonetti on tuesday. hello. >> hi. >> morning. >> morning to you too.ok on the market. >> soft, declines yesterday but to point out dow, nasdaq and s&p everything closing at the second highest level ever. we're right near historic high. >> awesome news. let's talk about get away we just reported lots of us will travel. and you have good days to try to book flights or get on the plane. which is it lauren. >> today. >> today. >> both. >> today is the day you want to travel cheap keingt day of entire addition to tuesday when you want to book you want to look tuesday morning before 3:00 the best airfare. >> is there weird science behind this i don't know anywhere lauren what is thought process do you have any idea? >> these are online travel companies are saying and we heard tuesday and wednesday for quite sometime and they're adding -- saturday is a accident tweaked ply most people i'll be your test person on that one. i want to get away. apple has a lot of products they're trying to debut. >> i cannot tell you all of them but announced. i'll tell you abou

i'm lauren simonetti. police identified two of the attackers and one was already on security officials radar. dream to u.s. stock prices pulling back from record levels. the dow down 22 points at the close yesterday. right now the u.s. stock markets pointing lower by 16 points or so. lauren: the nikkei falling below 20,000 level into china, sox getting a third of 1%. cheryl: president trump and gop leaders meet at the white house aiming for a health care vote this summer and tax cuts by the fall. a closer look at all of that. lauren: a new feature for iphones. do not disturb while driving in it as a home speaker to compete with amazon at a much higher price tag. trade to the stanley cup finals tied at two games apiece after they have the pittsburgh penguins last night in baseball the houston astros leading the kansas city royals. cheryl: good morning. a lot of breaking news overnight. lauren: it is intense. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. and a lot of it. true to

good morning, happy friday, i'm lauren simonetti. lea: good morning, i'm lea gabrielle. also breaking this morning, president donald trump rolling back some of the changes made with cuba. lauren: technology stocks selling off yesterday. dow down 14. for the week dow is up. nasdaq, however, sliding for the second week in a row. let's show you the action. nasdaq up 1. lea: facebook says that it's using new artificial intelligence software to block terrorist propaganda, but does it really work? lauren: nike in a global battle with adidas planning workforce and selling more sportswear to the consumer. lea: in baseball, another night of extra innings for the new york yankees as they play the oakland a's. lauren: good morning, tgif, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lea: russia's defense ministry say that is the leader of isis may be killed in one of the air strikes in syria along with 30 isis commanders and 300 fighters. air strike in raqqah late last month targeted a meeting of isis leaders, russia says it's

i'm lauren simonetti.urity officials radar. dream to u.s. stock prices pulling back from record levels. the dow down 22 points at the close yesterday. right now the u.s. stock markets pointing lower by 16 points or

looking at all of it nicole petallides from the nyse and lauren simonetti from the floor of the nasdaqthe nasdaq, lauren. we're looking at very nice upside, better than a percent. >> this is a reversal from the 100 point selloff we saw yesterday. a lot of factors contributed to the selloff not at play today. there is optimism we get something from health care from the senate, maybe the week of the 10th when they return after the cbo weighs in. we saw cybersecurity hack that attacked companies around the world. this is day after massive eu fine against google. the situation is different. i want to point out, you have to remember, we've seen a lot of passive aggressive investing in form of etfs. these are extremely popular right now. they don't necessarily care how expensive individual stocks have gotten. so with interest in etfs booming, we can see the market gliding up with a couple bumps in the road here and there. trish: that is an interesting observation. we have seen, a lot of transition out of stock picking nicole, with people picking etfs catching a general movement. i made the p

>> lauren simonetti happy weption, good morning. >> how are we looking on the market. >> decent. not only recovery for the nasdaq more records, s&p and dow hitting record highs. 401k back on track looking good and news this afternoon comes federal reserve neating interest rates everybody and mother says they hike. question is how confident are they about progress and growth in economy and how many more hikes scheduled for this year. of course there could be a surprise. maybe they don't hike at all. law street journal reporting they could fed chair janet yellen. will donald trump keep her on. and you know, who -- what do we know about leading search for new chair of feds. >> wow and what are the qualifications for that job. i always openederd. >> i don't even -- can't imagine how smart that person has to be just starting right there. okay. let's talk about uber now. we've been talking about this embattled company for a while and changes are coming and folks stepping down. some are taking a break. >> i'm at the point you cannot make it up anymoral i son. okay. we were expecting ceo

i'm lauren simonetti. jeff sessions over collusion

joining us from fox business network studio tuesday morning our friend lauren simonetti.d morning. >> bad news first okay. >> all right. >> tech wreck continued the one that started friday continued yesterday and tech got slammed again. it was not disastrous nasdaq fell 1% and could see another record high for the dow looks like it could be positive. >> here's bad news i loved little and stores are going bye-bye. >> i loved janey and jack and crazy 8 and they filed for bripscy protection. this is death of shopping ball another retailer going under. they will close about 400 of 1300 stores as they work through this bankruptcy and try to you know emerge healthier company. >> okay i think at the root of all this online shopping and we have to talk about amazon and specifically best buy trying to do something that so far amazon has not offered. >> like the transition. so try before you fwi. that's motto best by now couple years ago they were going down and showroom to try items and leave and buy on amazon. that changed. the company is doing much better. here's the latest prog

check the markets and joining us wild out of control well underway, record territory once again, lauren simonetti >> you should see what this place looks like with party gear left over from the celebrations after the record closes last night for the dow and s & p 500. here's the good news, close at the high of the session, economy ands you will likely continue buying this morning, more records in store, we'll see >> one of the things i noticed we had talked yesterday morning, yo meetings that will be happening in washington and then nasdaq shot up yesterday. coincidence or no >> as trump not a coincidence. as donald trump sat dow with silicon valley, they agreed that the it system is way old, especially when you're talking about floppy disks being used by the feds. >> really? >> ok. we mentioned attention holiday shoppers, delivery companies are trying to make extra something this holiday snap. >> yes. so ups says and we could hear the same from fedex and the usps. certain times around christmas, they're so busy for us, black friday weekend and the week before christmas, we hire all drivers and i

lauren simonetti has been watching this. it's important to remind people about that. you could throw microsoft in there also. we've seen intense the intense selling for two days. and the question for investors as it's an opportunity to fly on that. it's just a little bit cheaper. that is good for the stock. they power every business out there. or, do you think that the route has just begun. they are in correction territory tori. it's only down 42 points. so off the lows of the session. facebook for perspective. they are very optimistic. that is the positive for that stock. it's a dig into netflix more. it is not there now. just so you know. they have big winners and losers in this. it's up 15% in the past five years. that is a story from the nasdaq today. i'm curious to see where we close. we like to do that. they're done about for 42 points right now. ray bad -- bradberry lives. nasa has already announced its mission. just like the science fiction writer. but tonight they step out to change the answer to one of man's oldest scientific questions. why is a sky blue or

i'm lauren simonetti. you are watching "fbn:am" come here for look at morning markets and breaking news. cheryl: one person confirmed dead, 10 others injured after a band van plowed into a mosque. tracee carrascas there with the story. reporter: the crash happened after a collision between adrian and pedestrians. crowded with muslims looking in translating after ramadan prayers. eight of the injured were hospitalized in the other two with minor injuries and were treated at the scene. but then seemed his beard and hair people intentionally. >> has at least eight people on the floor. whatever happened was done in a very vindictive way. it wasn't an accident. reporter: the driver was detained by the crowd until he arrived. as a precaution where he will be given a mental health evaluation. an attack is highly like doing after a van veered into pedestrians on london bridge setting up vehicle and knife attacks a few weeks ago in manchester, killed more than 20 people and carry on the ground a concert. theresa ma

ceo of uber, we'll check the markets joining us, lauren simonetti. ruined everything for us, by not hitting record highs >> nice intro. >> good morning. so, the reason equities were down, the dow fell 61, the nasa fell 50. big reason was energy oil prices just falling off a cliff there. continuing to fall. they're down 20% from a recent high. $43 a barrel this is great for drivers as gas prices go lower but a problem for the energy stocks, particularly along the gulf coast, the companies that try to operate there. how low are prices going to go? they could go under 40. that would be a huge deal, and essentially, that might make a lot of drillers state side say we can't drill because we can't make a profit. >>> motorists uber, we talked about the ceo stepping down, it's not just the ceo, who running this company these days >> good question. former ag eric holler put out a report of cultural changes that he thinks uber needs to implement. there's a lot of oversight among the leadership team but who is the leadership team, the coo and the cfo are also o

but first to lauren simonetti at the nasdaq. lauren, what is driving tech lower? reporter: because it's a crowded space and it is really high-priced at this point but maybe not so, david, with the capacity two days of incense selling for nasdaq. 1.8% drop on friday and modest half a percent drop today for the nasdaq. it is still up this year by about 15%. this still has been a successful trade but we're starting to talk about pullbacks of 5% drop from a recent high corrections, 10% drop, and of course the bear market, right? speaking of this, netflix, very popular stock, up 1500% in five years time. at one point at the low of the session today it did dip into the correction territory, not closing there however. other stocks hit really hard from two days of selling? apple, amazon, which by the way despite the declines today, piper jaffray gave this stock a $1200 price target. microsoft, i want to point out am. did, advanced micro devices is a semiconductor used in so many big popular gadget makers, in bear market territory. goldman sakes -- goldman sachs says sell

lauren: big week of news, good morning, i'm lauren simonetti and we are finishing the week with morebn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. cheryl: we have, we've got this for you, british prime minister theresa may suffering and this leaves a hung parliament. you're looking at live pictures out of london as we await to hear from the prime minister herself but reports from britain say that she will not resign when she makes those comments today. lauren: fox news benjamin joining us from london with the latest in developing story. hi, benjamin. >> good morning, this is a staggering result overnight completely unexpected the conservatives were ahead over 20 points just a few weeks ago and they seemed to have thrown that all away. as you have been saying, they remain the biggest party. they won the most seats and they haven't gotten the majority, technically a hung parliament. the conservatives are predicted to have 319 and labor 261 and now all the parties come together and talk to smaller parties about forming a coalition. theresa may

i want to go to lauren simonetti that is life. nicole, i will start with you. there was a lot of frustration among a lot of the shareholders saying that this guy just can't do that. they usually give them a little forward. in 2001. this year in particular you see what alike are they had been. the changing of the guard. they are really trying to get them out. they should be performing better. and this gives a boost to the dow. >> where do we begin. apple is selling up big time for the second day at 1.7 percent. the decline in the two days on another down grade. we really want to talk about is an apple downgrade. let's talk about those other stocks. they are pulling back some and flirting with correction territory. were talking about five and 10% pullback a lot of talk that this market is too expensive for these names that they are overcrowded in the trade has rotated. we are seeing a lot of money that was going into technology recently going back into financials in energy. i keep hearing that a lot actually. there are concerns out there that this market is getti

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i'm lauren simonetti in for melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. this is "after the bell."busy hour. washington on edge, ahead of cbo report on senate proposed health care bill. their score how much senate health care plan will

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joining us from the fox business network studio lauren simonetti.y. >> reporter: happy monday. good morning. >> good morning. how are we looking on the market. >> reporter: pretty good. futures up about a quarter of a cent across the board. we saw on friday a mixed market but the nasdaq showing strength. this is the first week of the end of the first half of the year. in this time the market is up unbelievably. it's kind of like we'll reset next week for the second half of the year. >> that's awesome we'll look forward to the second half being a good one. meantime it's energy week at the white house. what are we likely to hear out of this big week. >> reporter: we have so much of it why aren't we energy dependent -- energy independent. >> independent, yeah. >> reporter: this is something that the president is expected to announce as he kicks off energy week today. he's also going to meet with they'll be discussion many things, security obviously is one of them but he's probably going to highlight india's multibillion dollar purchase of u.s. national

a man severely burned, lauren simonetti with the details. national park service said the incident occurred in area and he was with seven other people when he fell into that hot spring. the national park service also said the ground in hydrothermal areas is fragile and scolding water as you can imagine beneath the surface. man is listed in critical but stable condition. at the airport, boarding passes and id's may become a thing in the past, the transportation security administration testing technology at airports in atlanta and denver that uses your fingerprint to confirm identity, right now the tsa pilot program is for prechecked members in order to get them through security faster, if all goes well, the fingerprint scans could free up process. i think we might like that. and fox-con, they taiwanese company, reportedly has been considering a u.s. plant for a year now. michigan, another state in the running here. but, maria, fox-con also the subject of complaints about work conditions amid worker suicides at plants in china. maria: thank you