lea: good morning, i'm lea gabrielle. president trump warns a major conflict can north korea in a couple of months. lauren: tech rally is set to roll on, amazon, google alphabet, up 4%, shares could hit record highs today. we will talk to tech analysts about those results and more. lea: investors watching data and expected to come in 1.1%, maybe lower, let's take a look at u.s. stock market futures, dow futures lower by 9, s&p fractionally, nasdaq lower by 3 points. lauren: a third of its sales were made digitally last quarter. we will have the latest reports from starbucks. lea: nfl draft in philly. we will tell you who they picked. in hockey playoffs, seattle beat rangers in opener. lauren: happy friday, everybody. it's actually the last trading day of the month and the week, of course. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lea: the measure would give republicans and democrats an additional week to work out differences on a longer-long-term government fundi

lea: 85:15 a.m.in new york gave president trump doubling down on health care an exclusive interview with maria bartiromo. he says he's committed to securing a replacement to obamacare by the end of the year. he's even pushing back his plan for tax reforms that he can do that. see the interview at 6:00 a.m. eastern right here on the fox business network. secretaries date rex tillerson in moscow today as tensions mount between the u.s. and russia over the steering civil war. the white house accusing russia of covering up serious role in the deadly chemical attack last week. tillerson told reporters today that syrian president assad's regime experiment. united airlines are meant on the defensive following outrage over passenger being dragged up for one of its planes. ceo oscar munoz has eschewed a second apology climbed eventually recor davidow forcibly removed from the plane after he refused to give up his seat for an airline employee. let's take a look at u.s. ock market futures are down futures highe

lea: u.s.ilitary and intelligence officials reportedly intercepted communications last week between syrian military and chemical experts talking about preparations for that sarin attack, fbn:am has not independently verified the reports. lauren: bheernl was dragged from chicago's o'hare airport this week preparing a major lawsuit. an attorney saying his client suffered concussion, broken nose and two lost teeth. the pager's daughter speaking about the incident at a news conference yesterday. >> what happened to my dad should have never happened to any human being regardless of the circumstance. we were horrified, shocked and sickened to learn what had happened to him and to see what had happened to me. lauren: her father is a vietnamese immigrant who came to the u.s. in 1975. united issued a statement, another statement saying its ceo oscar murchlz and the airline had called dao numerous times to apologize. this has been a market story as well. shares of united continental down all week droppin

lea: those are sort of opening shots in negotiations. >> -- lea: rick scott ago.tor of research at bustled.com. thank you for joining us. transfer the boston celtics earning a top seed in the nba playoffs. in the hockey playoffs, new york rangers blanked the montrÉal canadiens in their first playoff game. let's show you a look at the weather around the nation as we get ready for the long holiday weekend. 49 in new york right now. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. so you're having a party? how nice. i'll be right there. and the butchery begins. what am i gonna wear? this party is super fancy. let's go. i'm ready. are you my uber? [ horn honks ] hold on. don't wait for watchathon week to return. [ doorbell rings ] who's that? show me netflix. sign up for netflix on x1 today and keep watching all year long. lauren: timeout for sports. or that the cleveland cavaliers for the team to beat in eggs. after it begins as the boston with the boston celtics host in the regular-season finale. reporter avery bradley goes back. celt

lea: u.s. stock market futures lower by fort income as a mail-order bride to come in asset futures lower pay for. we'll see if it's the calm before the storm are positive or another they got. commodities giving back he stands 17 cents. gold for blacks. investors focus on global tensions and corporate earnings. shyness that is the chief market strategist at wunderlich securities. nice to see you. >> good morning. nice to see you, too. >> later this week with the earnings from the big names. how do you expect them to do and you expect fallback and what they guess the star performer? >> when we look at the banks in general, one of the positive attributes as interest rates are going up on their own. we start to see the interest rate improve falling steadily since november. we would like to see the spreads fighting out emergency better. the environment looks good. the space really hasn't recovered since 2007. the 10 sectors in the s&p 500, and this is one that hasn't gotten back to his 2007 highs. i

lea: i am lea gabrielle and for nicole petallides.kill her and given is responsible for halting violent content but can they do it? we'll take a look. lauren: investors pulled back from the dow down 113 points led lower by bank and health care stocks. the kinetic futures this morning trying to combat. dow futures higher by 27, s&p futures up six points. lea: japanese stocks edged slightly higher will develop at a 10th of 1%. lauren: verizon ceo is open to make you to do with giants like disney or comcast. charlie gasparino has been reporting the changing regulatory requirement that the two reporters. train to chicago bulls but the number one seed in it today zero hold that the new york rangers smothered the montrÉal canadiens to montrÉal canadiens to the not that serious. by 31:00 a.m. in europe it is is wednesday, april 19th. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. this morning of the church a special congressional election is headed to a run off. democrat john ossoff fell short of the majority need

lea: why do you like health care?ke health care because i'm a technical basis we like how it is back this year. year to date it is up 8%. it is a sector rotation after a selloff last year. lauren: we see pretty had market valuations. we are expecting to see the best quarter in about six years. you don't think the valuations right now are too high. why? >> you know, that is a great question. as i mentioned before, we traded the upper end of the ratio range and we think there could be a reason for that. with the monetary policy, low interest rate, you have the administration dangling fiscal policy out there, but the structural change from the pensions into the 401(k). he also had the largest move from active to passive funds. we feel with all of that combined that maybe this range is justified here and maybe it's actually below where it should be. lea: after the missile strike in syria, wonder how concerned you are with clinical risk and you you see geopolitical influence is holding investors back this week. >> you know

david: lea. lea: we have steve forbes, forbes media chairman, carl rother, entrepreneur and former investment banker. steve forbes, you heard the congressman say one of the pillars is simplicity. you wrote a piece in the "new york times." you said keep it simple. what needs to go in the tax plan from your perspective. >> own corporate side, getting rate down to 15%. that would be great. instant expensing of capital expenditures. having companies to bring back without a penalty, stranded overseas. over $2 trillion there. on the individual sides, not only introducing the rates, getting rid of alternative minimum tax which is horror, getting rid of the death tax, those would be very good for the economy. pass-through businesses, small businesses make sure they bring the rate down from 40% today down to 20 or 25%. lea: carol, i want to go to you on this. every time we hear commitments from the administration about pro-growth policies we see markets rally. what do you think will happen next week? we'r

lea: i am lea gabrielle and four lauren simonetti. he says china is working at the u.s. north korea. markets reopen in the u.s. today after the long weekend and after falling over 200 points last week. u.s. stock market futures pointing to the downside it does feature some 22, smb features sound great. always in tension as follows better than expected china's economic growth data. indicate each of the small gain of one 10th of 1%. a shanghai composite lower by three quarters of 1%. big week for corporate earnings. members from netflix test the rally. we will tell you what to expect. we will also hear more big things this week. morgan stanley and goldman sachs sector report the results. tragic emotions ran high in to boston garden as isaiah thomas as celtics played a day after his sister was killed in a car accident. the nhl playoffs the montrÉal canadiens beat the new york rangers. two games to one. lea: welcome to "fbn:am," and your first look at morning markets and breaking news. to begin with this. vice president mike pence issuing a warning to north korea's governmen

nicole: peter let's bring in lea gabrielle. this was supposed to have element of surprise. >> the answer is probably no. people are waiting to hear what the justification legally for president trump to go ahead with the strikes. that being said, i think from what i know of watching president trump and the way he likes to conduct business is that he wanted to send a very strong message. had he gone to congress and asked for permission to do this, this would be tied up in debate, this would become very public. nicole: your point about obama he could not get the support? >> right, no element of surprise. lauren: he had the legal authority -- >> and republicans in congress, some of them argued against that he didn't so that was criticized. in this particular case president trump decided this is -- that this chemical weapon's attack was in some ways a test of his presidency and his resolve and what kind of action he would take and i think he decided to take it. lauren: four years ahead. lea gabrielle, peter doocy, thank you so much.

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dagen: i'm going to see you in a little while and lea gabrielle should be with us. good morning to everybody, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo, it is friday 14th, it's god friday. top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. president trump's policy shift, he's changing tone on very key issues from the campaign trail, his meetings with ceo's influencing that change, the president recently weighed in on those very meetings. >> i brought a lot of great people, my friend steve is helping us out. we have a super star committee. i have 22 people. the head of biggest companies and they all want to be in our committee, steven, but steve likes to keep it very small and they'll go off and disappear and we will put others. we've had great meetings and we've learned a lot. dagen: we will take a closer look at that ahead. plus the north korea nuclear threat. it could fire off the latest round of missiles as early as tomorrow. the u.s. dropping in the meantime the largest nonnuclear bomb on afghanistan yesterday. the mother of all bombs targeting the islamic state. the latest

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a minute right lea? >> yes. >>[moment of silence] >>[siren] >> ladies and gentlemen, that is our moment of silence but let us continue to persevere san francisco. thanks for all of you for being here to were going to sing a little song that came from the san francisco also known as san francisco. it's a song from the 1936 american film, san francisco. us written by [inaudible] and lyrics by [inaudible] the film is set in san francisco before and after the 06 earthquake. the song is sending song by jeanette mcdonald and because of the anthem of the survivors of the earthquake. jake amari going to help lead us? jay johnson, everybody. >> i just want to say one thing. thank you to our friends emma willie brown this water running in the fountain here. he's the one who made it happen. [applause] >> you guys know this, right? >>[singing] [applause] >> j johnson. [applause] >> i'm not sure what key that was in. [laughing] j johnson, everybody the people's key in c. we have one more speaker that we could not get you rig

go ahead lea. she's neutral position.'s of she wept from very bad to very good position. let's see it real fast. real fast. >> kyle you work with police on teaching these women. >> police, military, absolutely all types. we know statistics and this is very common position whether they're choking or punching. holly get back on top real fast. even if she's choking see how her hands are protect first of all. up protecting grab the wrist even if she's choking she's taking her arms or he out of the picture. step back little bit. bridge and go. go. go again. finish out. finish out. good. at least she's alleviating the problem. this time keep the choke the whole time. go ahead if she let go of the choke. she's going to land on her face. someone so focused an aggressive about choking all they has to do, lea, go, go, much different. >> i'm getting the sense size doesn't matter all about technique. you can be small, petit whatever but as long as you have the right technique you can fight your attacker off. >> that's what it's all a

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. >>> a biotech merger lea lea business watch, superior controls has merged with banks integration group. banks has about three dozen employees and none will lose their jobs. the companies create automated control systems for their clients, both biotech and pharmaceutical companies. >>> uc berkeley has struck a new deal with peet's. the 10-year $8 million contract will provide paid internships, jobs, scholarships, grants and even funding for student gardening. the deal does not make peet's the only coffee company on campus. it's now headquartered in emeryville. >>> and a reminder, taxes are due one week from today. >>> we have sprinkles and light showers around the bay area, showing up on live doppler 7 right now, as you can see with these little patches of green scattered across the screen there, but we don't have any heavy activity at the moment, but this is the picture right through the central part of the area, through marin county across the east bay, current temperatures range from mid 50s at the coast to lower 60s near the bay and inland. let's take a live look from our east bay h

with me arejohn rentoul, the chief political columnist at the independent, ruth lea, economic adviser for arbuthnot banking group and the broadcaster, charlie wolf. welcome. thank you for being here tonight. tomorrow's front pages, starting with this. the observer leads on today's summit of eu leaders saying they want the uk to provide guarantees to eu citizens living in britain before any trade talks can begin. the sunday times reports that the other eu member states have rejected theresa may's negotiating position and accused her of living in a "parallel reality." the sunday telegraph says the prime minister has rejected the demands coming from brussels with politicians on both sides of the channel warning that the talks could turn nasty. the mail on sunday focuses on pensions, reporting that theresa may will bring in new laws to prevent a repeat of the sir philip green bhs scandal if she wins the election. the independent has a photo of theresa may campaigning in scotland but its lead story is about jeremy corbyn. it says the labour leader is looking at curbing arms sales to repres

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if you try it you'll never lea leave. >> guarded optimism for the philadelphia soul today they wrappedtheir last work out of the week. >> tis was a good week of practice. it wasn't a great week of practice. it was good week of practice. >> soul kick off 2017 season against tampa as champions of the arena football league the third oldest professional league in the world after nfl and canadian league. head coach clint says everybody is back. >> 19 returning players. that means only six knew playe players. >> reigning champs that's a good thing fours. teamteams will be chasing us. we're excited about that. >> the soul is looking good. maybe better than than league had that went from 12 to five sales. ticket sales averaged 9300 a game with the soul averaging a little less about 8,000 a game. but if you love football, that's your angle. >> if it was the nfl you wouldn't be able to spend $70 for season tickets less than one nosebleed seat for one flyers game. more for parking than for your ticket. you tailgate do whatever you want when the game starts, you get pure love of the game because n

the spca offering a $1,000 reward for any information lea leading to a conviction in this animal crueltyase. someone shot scooby sometime between 2:00 and 4:00 monday afternoon it happened near the creek side apartments on knights road. that's where scooby lives. scooby's owner says he was really friendly kitty and played with all the children at that apartment complex. >>> you see it, shoot it our fresco users are helping us show what's happening in your neighbor. thomas, what's going on tonight? >> dawn let's take to you montgomery county. investigation into a his fire colonelly underway. fresco user nick sharing this video from the scene. this is along the 700 block of abby lane in lance doll dale. crews were call out just before 7:00 o'clock tonight. one person was rush to the hospital. that person's condition unknown right now. >>> fresco user khalil takes to us the scene of a fatal crash that we told you about earlier tonight. it happened this morning in the city's feltonville section. two women were killed after the suv they were in crashed into a parked tractor trailer on rooseve

you'll be comfortable just in the long sleeves or short lea sleeves now and shorts, sleeves, sunglasses during the afternoon. it'll feel like summer time climbing well into the 70s. reagan national is now up to 74, look the leesburg, 79 degrees. hovering in the mid-80s through the afternoon. look at rain chances for the next ten days. that's coming up this half hour. >> tom, thank you. >>> a child is spending easter morning recovering after being involved in a bad crash. maryland state police say two people were killed after the suv, the child was riding in slammed into another car. this happened just before 11:00 last night on leonard town right near crackling town road. this was in the hughesville area of charles county. you can see how bad that damage is by looking at that car. just incredible. two other adults who were in that suv were injured. the person in the other car is expected to be okay. >>> many of you are preparing to attend an easter sunday service and folks are gathered at the little river united church of christ and they've been out there son-in-law of them since before

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starters are part of this lea >> the giants are blowing leads at an alarming rate.st the bullpen, but the starters are part of this lead disappearing act and the biggest question mark in the starting rotation on the mound today. the giants matt contain went 4 1/3 allowing four runs in his season debut. brandon belt goes deep to right for a grand slam, his first career grand slam, had 5 r.b.i. in the game. san francisco takes a 5-4 lead. next inning the padres answer. there's a deep right off george kontos. two runs come in and padres win their home opener 7-6. madison bumgarner will get to start tomorrow hoping to end a three game start. not a good opening for a's pitcher raul alcantara, taking on the texas rangers, bottom of the 2nd. the rangers are up by 4. al tan kara allowed -- alcantara allowed eight runs on four hits. texas wins 5-4. >>> sergio garcia lands his second shot on the par 5 carding a 3-under 69 and enters tied for the lead at 4-under. rickie fowler shot a low round of 67 today. they joined thomas peters and charley hoffman atop the leaderboard and

john: that's fox's lea gabrielle she knows a lot about fighter planes began she is to fly them in thewere a pilot you saw plenty of ways. >> at the end of each fiscal yearhey send us all out to fly for example virginia beach to pick up lobsters and fly home. i flew to san francisco and back in the reason they do this is because if we didn't burn our gas the money we were given for gas for that year we wouldn't get as much the next year and that comes down to congress. that's because of the act. john: use it or lose it. >> there's no incentive to save that money for something different or give it back to the government. we have to use it or read to lose it. john: let's return to that fighter plane. congress first ordered years ago. >> the development of stretch to 15 years at costs of more than doubled from original estimates. john: despite the double cost the f-35 still has lots of problems. >> they have problems with maintenance diagnostic software sensor fusion shortfalls fuel system problems. john mackey goes on and on but he still wants the plane as do you. >> yes. the talk about

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the president's supporters point to a recently lea ked supporters point to a recently leaked 2005 return say the issue simply doesn't matter to them. in birtley california, rival pro and anti trump rellies descended into a brawl with more than a dozen arrested as fistfights broke out. another reminder how donald trump continues to bea reminder how donald trump continues to be a president that polarises this country. greg dawson, bbc news. more than five thousand people have been rescued from boats off the libyan coast over the past two days. the italian coastguard says good spring weather has led to more migrants attempting the perilous crossing to europe. an italian woman — who was thought to be the oldest person in the world — has died at the age of 117. emma morano from northern italy was the last person verified to have been born in the nineteenth century. helena lee reports. here she is celebrating her 117th birthday in november last year surrounded by family and friends at her home in northern italy. asked how she felt on reaching 117, she said she felt well. born in 1899, emma mor

the president's supporters point to a recently lea ked supporters point to a recently leaked 2005 return the issues and it does not mattered to them. pro and rival rallies turned to a brawl. fistfights broke out. another reminder that donald trump continues to bea reminder that donald trump continues to be a president that polarises his country. greg dawson, bbc news. the world's oldest woman has died at the age of 117. emma morena died at her home in northern italy. she's the last person known to have been born in the 19th century. helena lee reports. here she is celebrating her 117th birthday in november last year surrounded by family and friends in her home in northern italy. asked how she felt on reaching 117, she said she felt well. born in 1899, she spanned three centuries. the oldest of three children, she outlived all of her younger siblings. she survived an abusive marriage, the loss of her only son, two world wars, and more than 90 italian governments. and she worked in a factory until she was 65. so, what was her secret? emma morano felt it was probably her diet. translation:

there is a greater sense of unpredictability because we have two lea d e rs of unpredictability because sense, have shown no willingness to compromise, and while it is understandable that the americans will have used this show of force, sending in the stri keforce show of force, sending in the strikeforce to the region, as a way of trying to discourage north korea from trying to provoke, all the evidence so far suggest that the corinthians —— the north koreans will continue to do that. i think another nuclear test is on the cards. the fact that the americans are signalling that diplomacy is the best way forward, it is an indication of the limits that americans have faced in dealing with north korea. the key in all of this will be trying to find opportunities to bring together a wider international community and tried to bring china to bring more pressure on the north koreans. this question of the role of china, china has long been regarded as the one voice that north korea has to listen to, but why should china be any more willing now to apply pressure to north korea than it was under k

— our guests joining me tonight arejohn rentoul, chief political columnist at the independent, ruth lea banking group and the broadcaster charlie wolf. three people, c particularly, joining us because it isn't 100 days of the joining us because it isn't100 days of the trump presidency. each of the reviews are longer than normal. i hope that will please you. about 25 minutes each time. the prime minister has again said that every vote for the conservatives in the coming general election will strengthen her hand in the brexit negotiations. theresa may was speaking on a visit to scotland — her first since calling a general election. our correspondent glenn campbell reports. a world away from the eu summit on royal deeside near aberdeen. theresa may and scottish conservative leader with davidson came here to address an invited audience of supporters as the tories target snp held territory in the hope. if the snp win the election in scotland what frightened you have two block a second referendum on independence once the terms of brexit are clear? right now we should be working together and n