i'm nicole petallides. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. president's newly revised travel ban. we will have that story and reaction for you. nicole: in the market, s&p and nasdaq hitting record highs on strong earnings season a look at the market outlook from one fund manager. u.s. stockmarket futures this morning pointed to an affair. features a 21 has the second highest close in history. lauren: in asia, the south korean cost is closer election day a south korean voters take their next president. and japan, the nikkei edged lower after yesterday's 2% gain. nicole: oracle of omaha with america and i'm president trump. we'll have it all for you. >> the big earnings news out today will likely come from the magic kingdom disney. but espn's cord cutters drag down disney's overall results? we'll tell you what to expect. nicole: golden state warriors eliminated the utah jazz. in the the hockey playoffs, the washington capitol dominates the penguins forcing game seven in a series you will have all the highlights. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york. wel

s&p futures nicole petallides. nicole: japanese stocks closed for a holiday.composite ended by a quarter of 1%. >> the two candidates to be the next president's clash in what is being called a vicious debate a live report for you from paris. lauren: shares of facebook shares of face the contest under pressure after they released their latest earnings report. we will have their reasons why. true to lebron james and cleveland cavaliers dominate the raptors. the pittsburgh penguins first the washington capitals to the brink of elimination. we will have to highlight. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. >> house republicans will vote on a revised health care bill. republicans now have enough votes to pass the measure and this comes after they added a billion dollars to help cover insurance costs for people with existing conditions. lauren: democrats continue to criticize the move. nancy pelosi sent a letter titled house democrats to rally against character mara saying apart together we will once

i am nicole petallides. >> good morning. cheryl casone and for lauren simonetti patent hup health care bill heads to senate. former president barack obama calls for courage for democrats to repeal obamacare. nicole: 80% of s&p 500 companies reporting strong earnings. u.s. stock market futures slightly to the downside. .futures down 39. s&p futures on four. nasdaq futures down eight after records on friday. cheryl: investors in japan coming back from a holiday. the nikkei index searching about 2.3% and in china to shanghai as you can see down just a little bit. basically flat. nicole: in europe stocks after a mixed bag. cac quarante is down three quarters of 1%. german dax down the third of 1% of the london ftse up fractionally. cheryl: the euro hitting a seven-month high overnight after the french election defeat of candidate marine le pen. we'll be following the report. the euro on your screen versus the u.s. dollar. true to warren buffett holds court in comes out swinging against border tax plan. liz claman is buried the st

i'm nicole petallides. jitters in the stock market as well as investors react to earning from disney. u.s. stock market futures at this moment. dow futures on 52. s&p futures down for. lauren: news of the signing of the fbi are. nicole: in japan through minicamp one quarter 1%. a look at the shanghai composite index down nearly 1%. lauren: complete live coverage out of washington today. nicole: almost 5:01 a.m. in new york. wednesday, may 10th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: president trump firing fbi or james comey after officials claim comey's handling of data e-mail case last year rendered him unfit for the position. >> although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would ring such a case. we are expressing to justice rv that no charges are appropriate in this case. lauren: white house press secretary sean spicer tonight. >> the dep

nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. the president also says he's please to naming fbi. lauren: down 1.1% on the week. taking a look at the futures, nasdaq up 11. nicole: crude oil prices on the move higher on optimism of production cuts. oil crossing 50-dollar a barrel. right now oil 49.91, up 1.1%. lauren: uber looking to disrupt the trucking business and we will tell you how. nicole: ibm, once a pioneer of workers to work from home is telling them to come back to the office or just leave the company. lauren: braves get even and we will show you exactly how. nicole: may 19, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: will visit israel, the vatican and saudi arabia. in israel he will meet with benjamin netanyahu and also pleat with pope francis at the vatican before he heads to the european union in belgium and on friday he will attend the g-7 summit in sicily, italy, nicole. nicole: the president denied that he asked former fbi director james james comey. >> there's been in collusion certainly between mys

good friday morning, i'm nicole petallides. lauren: happy friday, i'm lauren simonetti.ays he would have fired james comey even without recommendation. new questions on whether the investigation into hillary clinton's emails could be reopened. we will have all of the new developments. nicole: in the market slumping retail stocks dragged down the dow falling 23 points yesterday. down almost half a percent for the week. right now with down arrows again. s&p futures down 5. lauren: there could be more pain for retail sector, nordstrom stock under reporting earnings. we will get retail sales numbers from the government. nicole: show me the moneys, mcdonalds offer incentives, we will take a closer look. lauren: in spurs the san antonio annihilate the houston rockets to close down series. we have highlights. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york, we welcome you fbn:am, latest breaking news. lauren: u.s. reaching a major bilateral trade agreement under the deal china will open its borders for beef, finally ending a ban imposed in 2003 ahmad -- after a case of mad cow disease. nicole: c

i had nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti. h care bill hoping to get -- nicole: appleshare slipping after reporting iphone sales in its last quarter. they spoke to report its results today "after the bell." lauren: the dow rose 36 points yesterday. u.s. stock market futures lower this morning. doubt on a dow down 18 commands to be done for. nicole: the only market that is up and was the shanghai composite index in that closed down one quarter of 1%. lauren: lawmakers on capitol hill threatened with more regulation if they do not improve customer service or the latest on that story. nicole: playoff fever in basketball and hockey scoring to let the celtics beat washington wizards and hockey to new york rangers knock off the ottawa senators. we will have all the highlights for you. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. trade to republicans making last-minute changes to their health care bill as president trump worked the phones in search of support. under re

i'm nicole petallides. north korea. made behind the massive cyberattack cripples computers around the world. truth restoring oil prices giving oil stocks a boost yesterday. a deputy died this morning. nasdaq futures up to. nicole: oil prices jumping 2% as we noted an right in right now continuing to trend up half a percent. under pressure to boost profits as well as its top price for it reportedly slashing 10% of the workforce. nicole: shares it's not jumping a percent market especially since its ipo on news that big institutions such as goldman sachs of positions in the social media giant. lauren: boston celtics powered past the wizards advanced in hockey that pittsburgh penguin's beat the ottawa senators in game two of their series. nicole: good morning. 5:31 a.m. in new york. tuesday, may 16. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: we begin with this breaking news this morning. the white house denied the washington report president trenchard had a classified informati

i'm nicole petallides. lea: good morning.rained 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 bombing outside a ariana grande concert as the suspect brother and father are arrested. we'll bring you the latest development. find that the airport may be getting longer. the tsa ramping up security, testing an update to the screen process to help keep you safer. we'll tell you what to expect. in sports, the first pitch of the game the yankees lose their centerfielder for at least a week in the pirates pile on extra winning against the braves. all those pilots coming out. 5:31 a.m. )-right-paren new york. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lea: we do have breaking news this morning that president reagan with european

i am nicole petallides. lauren: good morning.trained or pick the terror threat in the united kingdom is raised its highest level as his landmark about tearing manchester. at home ahead of the summer of that season. a lot of people go to concerts this time of year. the latest details of the break-in is on its investigation. nicole: u.s. stock market futures after four days of gains once again in the green ever so slightly. s&p futures at a quarter of one point nasdaq futures up five. lauren: fox news charlie gasparino reporting he has hired his long-term attorney to represent them ithe council inquiry into his campaign to alleged ties to russia. we would details coming up. nicole: cleveland cavaliers are one win away from their third straight appearance in the nba finals as they take the lead over the celtics. senators stay alive at the two to one victory over the eastern conference finals. other highlights for you as well. lauren: 5:30 a.m. wednesday, may 24th. your first look at today's market than today's freakiness. nicole: th

i'm nicole petallides. lauren simonetti good morning. i'm training for the company genentech guys would be delayed. stabilizing the bad. dow futures down 16 points, nasdaq futures up by two. yesterday we saw the dow fall 372 points. trade to wall street's pain felt in asia and japan. the nikkei sank in 1.3%. in china, the shanghai composite index down after 1%. lauren: new cyberattack under way has direct effect at 150,000 computers worldwide. will tell you how you can protect yourself. nicole: retail earnings in focus today. today we are the largest brick-and-mortar retailer wal-mart. lauren: in sports and the cleveland cavaliers overwhelm the boston celtics in game one in the ottawa senators looked at pittsburgh penguins to take a lead in the stanley cup playoffs. treated 25:01 a.m. in new york. what about david thursday, may 18th "fbn:am." lauren: a major development in the rushed investigation. deputy attorney general bob rosenstein announcing robert mueller has been appointed a special counsel to oversee a federal investigation into

i'm nicole petallides. at the bottom made half england after president trump called a muslim to drive out terrorists could the president spoke a short while ago after reading with palestinian leader mahmoud abbas. >> i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. they would think that is a great name. i will call them from now on losers. trade to check in on european stocks in the wake of the terror attack in good economic data. but there is across the board. cac quarante at three quarters of 1%. dax and germany upon% in the london ftse up one 10th of 1%. lauren: in the u.s., dow futures are higher this morning by about 30 points. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york at may 23rd you're welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: anorexic terror attack with a powerful explosion killing at least 22 people including a suspect in the sold-out ariana grande conserve. the blast happened the blast happened in a manchester arena last night at 10:30 p.m. local time as c

nicole petallides, what are they doing now? >> one of them is down 5%.ssure, down 2%. these companies need memorial day weaken and june to boost up their profits. we saw the hot movies of the weekend, that included pirates of caribbean and "guardians of the galaxy," "baywatch" all which disappointed. total revenue generated was $176 million. that was ultimately a big disappointment as you noticed, falling to the lowest level in nearly 20 years. imax down 5%. what was everyone doing? they didn't hit the movie theaters. liz: see quote the lovers," with debra winger. not "baywatch," goodness. thank you very much, nicole. >>> calm seas, yes. volatility jumping little bit today, on balance still pretty low. but asolitical and policy clouds hover on the horizon, where should investors search for and find safe harbors? cio at peoples united wealth management, john train nor, 8 billion, you're killing it out there. tell us how you're doing that? >> we have a lot of loyal clients that make up that 8 billion but i will tell you hit the nail on your head with your

nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. the president also says he's please to naming fbi. 1.1% on the week. taking a look at the futures, nasdaq up 11. nicole: crude oil prices on the move higher on optimism of production cuts.

nicole: and nicole petallides.eport its latest profits today and reveal how big its pilot caches. ahead of the news, u.s. stock market futures this morning with a mixed bag. dow futures on 10, while the nasdaq has enough there up for. lauren: in a shepherd investors come back from japan in a cap .7%. in china, the shanghai composite is down a third of 1% on some weak factory data. nicole: united ceo oscar munoz had to capitol hill to testify about how they treat their customers. lauren: with gary dillard's ahca is buying consumer price list and useless, the price tag? $500 million. nicole: lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers dominate the toronto raptors. in hockey, washington capitals tape game three of their series against the pittsburgh penguins in overtime. we will have the highlights. lauren: good morning, everybody. 5:31 a.m. your first look at today's market and latest breaking news. nicole: the white house aggressively pushed a revised health care bill. vice president mike pence visiting the cap last ni

i'm nicole petallides. >> good morning. i am late gabriel in for lauren simonetti.plan to repeal and replace obama and replace upon the care is another help ensure pulled out of the marketplace. we will have those details. nicole: after record day

i'm nicole petallides. lauren simonetti good morning.h guys would be delayed. stabilizing the bad. dow futures down 16 points, nasdaq futures up by two. yesterday we saw the dow fall 372 points. trade to wall street's pain felt in asia and japan. the nikkei sank in 1.3%.

i'm nicole petallides. consciously failed long-range missile on friday. lauren: investors focus on washington as those corporate earnings. apple, facebook apple, facebook and tested to report quarterly profits. stock market futures to the upside of 22. nasdaq up

to nicole petallides at new york stock exchange with the breakdown. hey, nicole.l. we're wrapping up month of may, investor want to know how they did when they look at 401(k)s. here is a glimpse. the dow holding on to the 21,000 mark. remember the hats? we can still wear those. 65 points since april's close. that is 0.3% gain. nasdaq and s&p also gaining. nasdaq best of the butch over 2%. the dow and s&p up two straight months in a row. nasdaq up 7 months in a row. we haven't seen that since may of 2013. nasdaq really killing it. look at percentage gainers. maybe you have particular stocks, mcdonald's and apple and coca-cola and walmart. some financials came under pressure like goldman and jpmorgan, disney, they all came under pressure these are the best performers. mcdonald's 7%, apple 6%. coca-cola 5% plus. these are weighted average and these names helped to lift it. so the finish positive territory, apple, mcdonald's 3m and johnson & johnson. as far as sectors, so many people invest in funds sector related. well if you had a tech sector fund that is where it's

i'm nicole petallides. the highest level as we learn more about the terry manchester.me the attack is igniting fears ahead of igniting fears at it igniting fears ahead of the summer of season. we will have those details and latest on the investigation. lauren: u.s. features of 11 this morning. nice to features

i'm nicole petallides. house lawmakers: another recess.n: in the market, all about apple and facebook. flipping after ordering that iphone sales dipped in the last quarter and facebook set to report its results "after the bell" today. nicole: the dow rose 36 points checking that u.s. stock stock market futures

nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides, president trump would have fired fbi director james comeyn without the justice department's recommendation even new questions about whether the investigation into hillary clinton's emails could be reopened. we would have all of the latest development. lauren: the market, dragging down the dow yesterday. as for futures this morning, no rebound. nasdaq down 13.

i'm nicole petallides. an appeals court pack. skepticism over the delivered price travel ban.on. lauren: s&p and nasdaq hitting record highs amid strong earnings season. the outlook for one manager coming up. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. nasdaq futures at one point.

nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. we will get the latest job's report this morning that could give us clues as to what we could see for interest rates and how they will go this year. let's take a look at u.s. stock market futures this morning. mixed bag. wait and see mode. s&p futures up 1. lauren: in asia japanese closed for holiday. in china shk shk down four days in a row. nicole: uber under criminal notion allow law enforcement and transportation regulators in areas not yet license today operate. we will have the latest on the investigation. lauren: in sports, plenty of bad blood in wizards. in hockey, the rangers put on the skating clinic as they try to even against senators, we will have all the highlights for you. nicole: good morning, 5:01. welcome, it's cinco do mayo. the house passed narrowly yesterday. blake: in a rose garden can he ceremony reveling in the passage, the bill passing by the narrowist of margin. 41 days prior when they pulled plan from initial vote but several fictions and convinces from the

moments ago, said north korea will be a major topic of their talks, good friday morning i am nicole petallidesyou i am lea gabrielle for lauren simonetti political upset republican candidate greg gianforte wins special election a blow to democrats hoped to regain ground after gianforte was charged with body slamming reporter hours before voters went to polls we will have that story. nicole: u.s. stock markets futures for s&p, nasdaq down arrows dow futures down 10 s&p down 1 1/2 nasdaq futures down a half one point. >> gm sued for allegedly rising diesel engines to pass emissions tests those details, and in sports lebron james carries the cavaliers to third straight showdown with warriors, passes michael jordan on the way thriller in pittsburgh penguins beat senators overtime. >> 5:1 a.m. in new york may 26 heading into maerm welcome to sbnam latest breaking news. >> this morning, president donald trump attending a g-7 summit in sicily italy, he is expected to have a tough debate over trade, in climate change with g-7 leaders, this comes a day after the president put pressure on nato members t

i am nicole petallides. >> good morning. hup health care bill heads to senate. former president barack obama calls for courage for democrats to repeal obamacare. nicole: 80% of s&p 500 companies reporting strong earnings. u.s. stock market futures slightly to the downside.

i'm nicole petallides.s investors react to earning from disney. u.s. stock market futures at this moment. dow futures on 52. s&p futures down

i am nicole petallides. lauren: good morning, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti. the search for a new fbi director on the trump agenda of tax cuts and health care reform. in the meantime, dow futures are down 17 points. nasdaq down by six. train to the latest sign that obama carries collapsing. at fellow poet of the losing obamacare marketplace by next year. lauren: in his first public mr. porter, snap disappointing and it's not selling of -- stocks selling up 20%. nicole: retailers such as macy's, kohl's, nordstrom's report today. lauren: boston celtics in their series against the washington wizards. and in their season. we'll show you all the highlights. nicole: could rescind learning. 5:01 a.m. in new york. we welcome new "fbn:am: common your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: us who like to say, one more alarm clock. fbi director james comey said in a letter to colleagues saying in part i'm not going to spend time on the decision for the way it was executed. i hope you won't either. it is done. i will be fine. although this elimination de

i am nicole petallides. lauren lauren: good morning.ined for. -- trained to dow futures under pressure on it on. crossing the 100-p outdoes features down 107 points. s&p futures down almost 13. lauren: tamika done half of 1% and china's shanghai composite losing a quarter of 1%. nicole: retail concerns this morning. according to one analyst, investors should prepare for nothing but awful. lauren: golden state warriors crush the san antonio spurs. in hockey, the predators taught the anaheim western conference hockey finals. the love highlights for you. train to 531 and the new york trade monday, may 17th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. transfer the white house tuesday tonight in new york times report that a memo by former fbi dirt james comey said president trump asked them to shut down the investigation and national security adviser michael flynn, the guy on the left issuing a statement saying while the president has repeatedly expressed his view that general flynn is a decent man who s

i'm nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. i'm trained for.rnal child wages the fbi but the missile that can carry nuclear warheads are the latest on both of the stories. trench of the dow fell half a percent last week. the marketer or retail stocks. more this week with target, home depot, wal-mart reporting their latest results. but check out what's going on with u.s. stock market futures this morning. the dog night teen. s&p futures up slightly, but not at future sound eyes. trade for oil prices jump in after saudi arabia and russia take a lead in extending oil supply cuts in the new year. right now oil prices up 2.5%. 49 evening. nicole: in a blow to uber, lyft agreed to work together with seven died to drive self driving cars. lauren: they're coming fast. another comeback as they take game one of the conference finals against the san antonio's yours. former yankee player derek jeter. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york and we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: are big story this morning. a warn

i'm nicole petallides. military action after the rogue state consciously failed long-range missile on friday. lauren: investors focus on washington as those corporate earnings. apple, facebook apple, facebook and tested to report quarterly profits. stock market futures to the upside of 22. nasdaq up 11. tree into markets in asia ) labor day holiday. european markets closed for mayday. stocks in japan trading in the nikkei finished up by half a percent. lauren: hacker releases episode from the new season "orange is the new black" and crimson release more from other networks of its ransom request is not met. we will have the story. nicole: utah jazz eliminated in game seven of their series a day after his sister's funeral, isaiah thomas leads the celtics to victory over the washington wizards. new-line of the highlights. lauren: good morning. 5:01 a.m. in new york on monday, may 1st. your first look at today's markets in the latest breaking news. train to republican and democratic negotiators reaching a $1 tr

i'm nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. i'm trained for. ft. the nasdaq and the s&p hit records. s&p this morning down one point. dow futures higher. lauren: oil prices jumping to points yesterday. $49.24 a barrel.

to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange on what exactly is driving this move for us, nicole? >> reporter: there's this feeling obviously the correlation between wall street and washington. they're worried about the trump agenda, health care, tax cuts and all that goes onto pause for the in a moment light of the latest headlines that we've seen as washington now focuses on dealing with the current issues. that being said, i will say the traders are taking this in stride. don't forget the nasdaq hit a record yesterday. many of the stocks have soared since the election, a little breather is absolutely fine for this group. but what happens going forward? that being said, you see the stocks dragging on the dow. you mentioned goldman sachs and jpmorgan financials are getting hit hard. apple, boeing, 3m, also the laggards there. they're accounting for over half of the dow's drop as well. the vix fear gauge which has been somewhat stagnant was at 93 lose. 1993 lows recently is surgg, 26%. we're seeing everybody running to gold and treasuries just for the safe haven tr

thank you very much, nicole petallides.market, not quite seeing it in everything, the average credit score, 700. never been so high for so many like ever. they have been keeping track of it less than two decades. you ve to step back to look at this. nevertheless it is noteworthy where we were eight eight or nie years ago. to our two market watchers. gary, what do you make of market this big, credit scores high, people have a lot of cash and take out cash out on home equity loans. they have got some he dough. the assumption they will spend it or do something with it. markets generally like that. do you? >> i do, neil. one aside, doesn't it seem like grade inflation? the average person has a score of 700? like the average gpa at harvard is a. but -- neil: there is that. that is a good point. >> just sounds a little high to me, but look it really doesn't matter the score. it matters if consumers are using that score and spending it. and they are. we saw it today. we had the highest spike in consumer spending in the last four m

i am nicole petallides. lauren: good morning, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti.a new fbi director on the trump agenda of tax cuts and health care reform. in the meantime, dow futures are down 17 points. nasdaq down by six. train to the latest sign that obama carries collapsing. at fellow poet of the losing obamacare marketplace by next year. lauren: in his first public

go straight to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, markets as a whole seem to sit tight until tomorrow's big jobs report. big stocks closing at brand new record highs. >> that's right. great to see some names that everybody holds in their 401(k)s, ira's. alphabet, microsoft, tesla doing great despite a market that pulled back. alphabet, 996 getting so close. google alphabet getting close. not only intraday highs but closing at record highs. microsoft at its third record close consecutively. we move on to amazon, the behemoth which soared since the ipo had three stock splits. once again crossing the 1000-dollar mark, making it the second priciest in the s&p 500. you can see closing at 996.70 per share. again this crossed 1000-dollar mark. so that certainly was a g winn. we're also watching tesla as we. i left that one out earlier. that too was a winner. overall energy and financials came under pressure. always fun to see some tech-related names. some of those favorite investments looking great. back to you. melissa: absolutely,

private bank, and steve cortes, adviser to donald trump on the campaign trail and our very own nicole petallides at the stock exchange. steve, start with you, i'm no fan of low rates and my fear of a low interest rate environment is you can raise other bubbles by make money too accessible and too easy. incentives can dampen incentives, people know they can get money six months from now as opposed to borrowing it today. at the same time, i wonder why it is that the federal reserve has repeatedly been late, consistently and now they want to be a little early? there are any political motives here? >> well, of course they are. this is a human institution run by human beings, most of whom by the way have a predilection towards central planning, and so i think they were absolutely trying to protect president obama. i think had hillary won, they would try to protect hillary clinton. they don't have that natural hindrance when it comes to president trump. look, here's the funny thing i think, president trump and janet yellen, no love loss between the two, i doubt they're going to be vacations together a

nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides.ll get the latest job's report this morning that could give us clues as to what we could see for interest rates and how they will go this year. let's take a look at u.s. stock market futures this morning. mixed bag. wait and see mode. s&p futures up 1. lauren: in asia japanese closed for holiday. in china shk shk down four days

liz: nicole petallides from the floor of the new york stock exchange.e're watching mylan stock, and we should also say -- what are we at now, acia? 25 requests or so into mylan to have the ceo come on. they will not. we'll have more on this story tomorrow because new york city controller scott stringer has been outraged about all of this. he's going to explain why the nyc pension fund is going after mylan's board and lining their pockets with all of that money. closing bell ringing in 26 minutes. they're buzzing inside the beltway about what will undoubtedly be a bombshell hearing as early as next thursday. former fbi director james comey will testify publicly about the president and russia. the judge is here. judge napolitano is going to walk us through what could happen, what will happen, what might be asked next on countdown. don't go away. the dow is down 26. when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial market

nicole petallides has the details. : a lot of celebrity names we know, including jayson bateman, will arnett, we know that netflix in the original programming had been killing it, bringing in the revenues and helping the stock, which is up about 150% since they began original programming in 2013. that being said, "an i -- arrested development", jayson bateman says he's signed on to star in more episode. that only helps netflix, netflix at a new high today along with the nasdaq. charles. charles: nicole, thank you very, very much. our next story, texas southern university canceling senator john cornyn's commencement speech after some students complained. joining us bill bennett, former secretary of education. is this another example of the left shutting down free speech on college campuses? >> sure it is. it's been going to be for a while. and this happened to be in the '80s when i was secretary of education, i had people turn their back on me, i was cancelled from some universities, like the very liberal university of w

want to go to nicole petallides with the story. well, billions of dollars, thousands of jobs and more amazon everywhere. in this case, it's amazon india. they're committing $5 billion to open up another seven warehouses. so by the end of june, they will have 41 fc's. fc's is the new terminology, fulfillment centers. try and say that a few times, right? the stock is down right now, but it's a behemoth. it's up 40%. the short sellers on tesla, they've got hit on amazon as well, lost over a billion dollars betting the wrong way on amazon. so expanding there in india. charles: nicole, thank you very, very much. in we'll come back to you. in the meantime, secretary mnuchin says he wants to make it easier for banks to left-hand you money, roll tape. >> i've seen the best of the mortgage business and i've seen the worst of the mortgage business. we purchased a bank from the fdic that probably had about one of the worst, if not the worst mortgage business that existed at indymac and we saw the servicing problems that took years and years a

nicole petallides has the details. orning, charles, nobody wants to hear about unsafe working conditions in any way, shape or form. tesla acknowledges that the ratef injury durinthe years 2013 through 2016 was higher than average, but at the se time, elon musk and his team say that some of the numbers are false. i will say that tesla is the only auto maker that's not under union rule there, and actually they have been looking into unionization by some of the workers. there's an area of serious nonfatal injuries that they say was 69% higher than in 2014. what has tesla done? they've brought in a third shift of workers. they're learning a new way to become a car company. they have to pump out that model 3 sedan. so it made kind of changes and they said for the first time they're above the working average. tesla no more hurt workers, back to you. charles: now to this, the manchester bomber apparently wasn't the only member of his family to harbor extremist views. libyan officials arrested the suicide bomber's and two broth

. >> i'm nicole petallides live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. as investors are believing the gop agenda's back on track. also watching earnings that have done spriegzly well as we wrap up earnings season. in fact, s&p 500 growth is seen as about 15% higher which has beaten the expectations. we have some of the names you know hitting all-time highs including mcdonald's and alibaba. when we talk about earnings season and it beating overall, take a look at some of these names including walmart, home depot, alibaba and target, all of which beat earnings. i will note that home depot actually sales and profit beat the street. they saw also her sales of expensive items including appliances and flooring as people are investing more in their homes. all signs of an improving economy. walmart said they're seeing more foot traffic. so bug picture here -- big picture here, earnings season, economy all on the right track. i won't say it's booming, i won't say it without a caveat of, you know, we'll see improvement as year goes on and the like, but overall, bi

. >>> all right, let's take a look at the shares of facebook and bring in nicole petallides. gain? what's that story? >> again, they've done it four times, i think this is the fifth time they're doing it. and you know what? facebook, instagram even said, look, we're going to be copying snap. you know why? because they can, and they are i doing it. if you want koala ears that twitch and move, special hashtags, rewinding video, don't worry. instagram now has it, and this is one of the problems of the social media rivalry. and that's just one of the many elements that a they continue to battle out. snapchat came onboard snap, they came out with their latest quarterly report last week, the stock's dropped over 20%. now it's getting a little bit of a jump because you heard that dan loeb and george soros and goldman sachs have invested in it, but the behemoth is facebook and instagram, and as soon as instagram put the stories where you could put ten seconds of, hey, i'm at toys r us, hey, i'm at gucci, as soon as they started to put those stories up, that started to crush snapchat.

blaming president trump for obama's failures, wait till you hear what he had to say nicole: i'm nicole petallides. right now the dow is down 10 and the nasdaq dropping 11. some of the movers, apple, all-time high. 401(k), perhaps. exxon jumping, cash flow continuing to move to the upside quadrupling in the last quarter. that's a winner. watching tyson foods under fire, controversial poultry weighing on that company. kellogg, that's jumping on a report that they could be a takeover target on bloomberg, heavy volume. fox business liz claman in omaha with warren buffet. we have the lowest price? nope, badda book. badda boom. have you ever stayed with choice hotels? like at a comfort inn? yep. free waffles, can't go wrong. i like it. promote that guy. get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed. when you book direct at choicehotels.com. book now. charles: ashley. ashley: hey, charles. we can see the sign behind me that basically says macron is the breaker of the social system. that was put here during the protests which is now by the way finished. if you look down here, the police rolling in vans a

nicole: i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief.p 500 down fractionally and we also see that the nasdaq, though, has an up arrow, the stocks are mixed for the week. the nasdaq is the winner for the week. apple hit an all-time high today. mcdonalds also working closely with franchisees ready to fork over some doug to revamp franchisees and make it better for the company. gold is up nearly $5, you could see the gold miners. new gold to the upside and watching also spotify, spotify saying that they are going to have direct listing with nyse, eliminate ban of brokers to underwrite and start at 5:00 a.m., i will see you there. stuart: you know i've been on the rant all morning long about the media's coverage of president trump, i think it's just full of venom, hatred and content and i don't like it, our next guest is a media mogul, bob wright. >> i have an idea for you to try to reestablish and help the president out. i think we should defer tax cuts, defer tax cuts and instead institute at least two more congressional investigations int

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm nicole petallides with you fox business brief.high. some breaking news throughout the day that we're following, apple's working on a dedicated chip to power artificial intelligence devices, and this has been reported. we might learn more on june 4th when they actually have their meeting. but we know that qualcomm and google have done much the same. tim cook, who's generally tight-lipped but has alluded to the fact that augmented reality and artificial intelligence are part of the game for apple. these new technologies will power self-driving cars, also sophisticated digital assistants. they broke the mold when they did siri back in 2011, and they continue to develop. and i'm sure we'll learn more on june 4th when they actually have their next meeting. keep it right here on fox business. >> no one in ohio is asking about russia. i mean, we have to deal with this. we definitely have to deal with this. it's on the minds of the american people, but if you want to know people in ohio, they want to know about jobs, about their children.

fleet week, we will be back nicole: nicole petallides with your fox business brief.abet. we are watching google hitting a record all-time high today of 976.49, stocks up more than 30% in the last 52 weeks. we are also watching some big news on google and that is its tracking of shopping not online shopping, in fact. it's offline shopping and using tools so that we don't understand exactly how their system works, but they are using tools in order to monitor your shopping at stores. there are some stores that are also participating whether it's loyalty programs using google maps to really put together locations, home depot, express, sephora and they will use google assistant to also generate revenue you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief.e dow, the nasdaq and the s&p, all with down arrows, the dow down 85 points at 20,857. all three of the major averages down for the week. what's dragging on the dow? take a look at some of the biggest laggards including intel and home depot as well as microsoft under pressure. all tech sectors have down arrows, telecom and consumer, also industrials, financials. speaking of financials, take a look at wells fargo. it's been under pressure to continue to cut costs, financial performance has been under scrutiny, down 1.5%, announcing they will cut an additional $2 billion in costs. and then taking a look at verizon, at trump's at&t for a deal. all things wireless, down arrows there. start at 5 a.m., fbm a.m., i'll see you there. stuart: couple of stocks in the news, verizon is going to buy straight path communications. they're going to pay about $3 billion, less than they expected. by the way, straight path holds licenses to use high frequency radio waves. some people think they could for

. ♪ ♪ >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief.l, right now we're seeing the the dow up one point, 20,941. the s&p 500 gaining five, the russell trying to squeeze out a gain, and there's the nasdaq with an up arrow proas well. taking a look at some of the movers on record now for their closing highs, we've watched these names closely, amazon, alphabet, microsoft. they haven't hit all-time highs, but they are on track now for some record closing highs, so so we'll watch for that. and all three reported upbeat results late thursday. taking a look also at netflix. netflix is one of the favorites of investors,156.85 right now. did hit a new high, they did have ten stolen episodes of orange is the new black, it was a hacker. they didn't pay the ransom. this is also caterpillar, cisco and boeing. ♪ ♪ stuart: who's singing that? who? >> maroon five. stuart: of course. that's maroon five, ladies and gentlemen, and i like it. [laughter] you were just looking live there at capitol hill and the white house. there is an agreement to fund the g