i'm still are joined by lauren simonetti and nicole petadilles. welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at what is missing in today's market. the latest news and what to expect that they had appeared to call, you're focused on the greek debt talks. futures markets certainly watching with the tip of 60 points in the dow this morning. nicole: every single day this week it is down to the wire. lauren: interest rates. the fed meets this week. but they signal a liftoff finally this week? sandra: u.s. military say in an airstrike likely killed the leader behind the attack on a gas plant in algeria that killed 35 hostages including 33 americans in 2013. an sms length of militant libyan and missed the target that the pentagon says it's still assessing results of the operation. the white house expects congress will find a way to pass legislation to expand trade in the pacific this week. president obama suffered a setback after house democrats derail the measure. lawmakers voting to end assistance displaced by global trade. the move halted legislation givi

i am sandra smith joined by lauren simonetti and nicole petadilles. welcome to train a coming a first look at what is living in today's market and what to expect that they had an looking at a major change to goldman sachs business model. what is that? >> high net worth to an online ad for the regular folks. tree into lauren, you are focused on that recovery. they are celebrated in chicago this morning. chicago girl, black. they are the new championship for the first time in six seasons. they did it front of the home crowd. chicago wins the deciding game to do nothing over tampa bay. the second period turned out to be all that was needed. he was also named the most valuable player. we will have been highlights coming up in just a little bit. tune in this afternoon with nhl commissioner gary bettman will talk with liz claman about the season in the business of hockey at 3:00 p.m. on countdown to the closing bell. one of the biggest banks on wall street is looking to do business on main street. goldman sachs-based plans this morning. nicole: there is som

i am sandra smith joined by laura simonetti in nicole petadilles. welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at what is moving today's markets and what to expect the day ahead. major announcements expected from apple today. one is on the story. what can we expect? lauren: it was basically confirmed by sony music ceo over the weekend reportedly saying apple has $170 billion in the bank appeared 800 million credit cards in itunes. my guess is apple will promote this i crazy and i think you'll have a halo effect of the streaming business. apple business costing $10 a month, channels curated by human djs. apple also expected to update its operating system for iphones and ipad to ios nine. major improvements in more predictivpredictiv e services that can help you out during your day. watch for a new mac os and the apple watch. if you are invested, these are how it's less developed since the conference of 48% in how they look in the free market right now. today's fun for developers i'm a fun for fans and users. not big for investors. apple shares have gone

i'm sandra smith joined by lauren simonetti and nicole petadilles. the latest breaking news on what to expect that they had. breaking news coming major shakeup at hsbc holdings, europe's biggest bank planning to cut costs by $5 billion in layoff as many as 50,000 workers as part of the major overhaul of its soap operations. hsbc saying it will cut its risk assets by about $290 billion so it's turkey's and brazilian operation. from greece, moments ago grace has offered up a new bailout plan to the european commission. nicole will bring us up-to-date on all of that. what is the latest. nicole: this has been down to the wire. kris reportedly now submitted a three page, only in the last hour, a three-page reporter. kris is also giving creditors a separate note seeking to use e.u. funds to repay bonds held by the european central bank. kris also seeking access to bailout funds for this so they can buy more of the government's short-term debt. we learn greece's bailout plan may be extended until the end of march. in the year 2016. "the wall street journal"

good morning i am sandra smith joined by lauren simonetti and nicole petadilles. we will have the on twitter. welcome to "fbn:am," you're a bucket moving markets and breaking news. the obama administration considering building a line. general martin dempsey, outlining the possibility of several bases across the country. the pentagon says the u.s. has spent more than $2.7 billion on the battle against isis since august. shares of twitter rally miss much as a percent last night and sent to open this morning. already up a couple bucks indicating a much higher open announcing his sleep in after five years with the company. investors wonder if they did enough to get twitter back on the path. you were in the twitter conference call late yesterday. they highlighted the fact there has been growth in users. it is not enough. investors expected so much more. lauren: if you're looking for a reason why costello might be out. i can give you three really easy. user growth, 300 user growth. their sales growth has slowed and too many people don't understand how to use twitter. de

i am sandra smith joined by lauren simonetti and nicole petadilles. welcome to "fbn:am" come your first look at morning as marketing headlines. nicole: another move by the administration to kill jobs. nicole: certainly watching greece closely. both a security deal to pay off all the data. in the meantime we see whether there's a meeting today and watch the german 10 year going up to 1% for the first time since it number 25th. sandra: more global market than a minute. the obama administration concern plan to send hundreds of u.s. troops to iraq to improve training at the country's security forces. this comes after set that. the white house does not plan to send american troops to the front line. an intense manhunt for the two escaped prisoners from the prison in upstate new york as police may be closing in now. hundreds of officers now conducting a ground and aerial search in a rural area. 30 miles southeast of the prison where the convicted murderers escaped. this comes after residents reported seeing two men walking on the road monday night. we will h

let's head over to nicole petadilles. >> good morning. one of the transportation stocks.is despite her s&p transportation. we are looking at this group in particular because it's been to the transportation index down about 7.5%. this week it's been a bright spot. we have seen 17 of the 20 names without arrows. oil has pulled back after a record-setting 11 week winning streak. of course we will both focusing on h.r. couple reasons. opec and of course the transportation index overall. that is the latest right now. maria, "mornings with maria" coming up after the break. you probably know xerox as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic toll payments a year? in fact, today's xerox is working in surprising ways to help companies simplify the way work gets done and life gets lived. with xerox, you're ready for real bus