future price of oil. >> oil is declining in the united states for nine points 7 million euros a day down to 9.1 now. >> where is the price going to go ?-que?-que stion-mark >> the price is going. >> how much? >> become the 60 by the end of the year. nicole: interesting. by the end of the day, liz will be joined by the famous twins. lauren: and asia, this is house stocks trade. the shanghai composite in china was downed fractionally. the nikkei in japan up almost half of 1%. there's speculation the bank of japan could expanded stimulus program this summer. the hang seng in hong kong down .7%. nicole: here's a look at europe right now. looking at the financial sector under pressure. the london ftse done fractionally. german dax down one third of 1%. today's the day we hear from the bank of england. lauren: they call it super thursday. up 64 points looking at dow futures at 23. s&p futures up 9.5. watching oil closely. that is up 1% at 43 cents. gold is down $2.60. lauren: this is how the dollars trade-in against key currencies. strengthen the canadian dollar in the mexican peso versus the

composite up. ubs weighing on markets as well as stronger currency, stronger euro, rather, hitting against the dollar. u.s. stock market futures a lower opening. take a look at where we stand. dow jones industrial expected to open 110 points, two-thirds of 1%. we are waiting on earnings and economic data, that certainly will set the tone. we have a can't-miss lineup this morning. john is with us talking about these markets, trump campaign sam clovis is with us ahead of indiana. juan williams joins us and laura engram and former tucker tooley with us. do stay with us. we kick it off with the stop story and that's, of course, indiana. critical battleground in the race to the white house. democratic and republican candidates fight it out for party's nomination. >> they've been calling me specially over the last week because we had the big win in new york and pennsylvania, all the other places, maryland, we had the massive wins, they were landslides and everybody is now calling me wanting to get on and one particular call said horrible things, donald, i want to endorse you, i want to g

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slightly up 9 cents at 4825 the barrel gold gains two and a half bucks at concurrencies euro strongesh against u.s. dollar u.k. pound on japanese yen weaker against greenback taking a look at 10 year could treasury bond fed front and center will they hike in june in july in this is what everybody is asking, right now 1.85 percent we are going to turn it over to next several hours to "mornings with maria" i think good morning to you. maria: hey nicole how are you good morning, everyone thanks for joining us i am maria bartiromo. it is friday, may 20 your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. we've got breaking news this morning at a wreckage of the misegyptair flight has been found, egypt government saying parts of the plane passengers' belongings found in the mediterranean sea, the latest developments straight ahead right now, the cause of the plane disappearance unknown officials are saying that terrorism is likely behind it, beet donald trump and hill i'll have weighing in on the issue. >> he said that donald trump talked about radical islamic terrorism which h

you flip over to the board you can only see mexican peso is downing on the value of the euro, the canadian all trading higher versus the dollar. nicole: here is the yield in ten-year treasury. lauren: apple shares are down in a row, if the stock is down today it would be the longest losing streak and shares are down about one half and 1% in premarket trading. iphone sales fell for the first time ever in a quarter and revenue fell for the first time since 2003, apple shares are down 23% in the past year. nicole: jury in missouri has paid johnson&johnson to pay $21 million. and she had to undergo a hysterectomy. a jury order it had company to pay i'm sorry, $72 million to the family of a women who died from ovarian cancer after years of using the powder. for verdict contradicts 30 years of research. it will appeal the verdict. lauren: martin shkreli back in court today. expected to appear in u.s. district court in brooklyn to face multiple charges. >> we made a statement that, you know, refutes the -- the charges. you know, obviously i think that i'm innocent and not guilty and so f

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. and, of course, we are looking at all the big currencies. greenback against the euro right now, euro is gaining streak but the pound is up, peso, let's call that flat and a lot of concern about the japanese yen. here is the yield on the ten-year treasury. 1.18%. that's it for fbn:am. let's head it over to mornings with maria, maria bartiromo. maria: it is monday may second. top stories right now at 6:00 a.m. in the east coast. candidates holding events across the state fighting for every-vote well, donald trump, he's confident that he will be the nominee, watch. >> cruz has no highway. he's way behind. >> all across the country millions of americans right now are praying, you're being listed up in prayer. maria: we will have the latest polls heading into tomorrow's big votes straight ahead. oil giants halliburton and baker hughes calling off the deal. why they walked away after the justice department filed a suit to block the deal, we are looking at how the regulatory environment is preventing growth. police officers injured at after fireworks

the craziness, a 92 euros guide can barely brushes teeth or his dentures. whatever. the judge says no. that is one story. the other story is more of an investors story. sumner redstone was he is negative chairman of viacom and cbs. to companies controlled by national music. i think in december when there was a suit filed saying he was incompetent. look at all of this evidence to show his incompetence. including handwriting that was barely legible. the stuff about his appetite for sex and state. he good barely talk. >> it gets to something really important. allowing this guy, four years, to be running the company. signing off on the paychecks. if i -- trish: those are big paychecks. >> they were some of the biggest paychecks in corporate america. cbs has decent stock performance. viacom does not. you have to ask yourself, as a shareholder, did the board to the right thing? did they live up to their fiduciary responsibility? this is slow. i read a column in the new york post. i have read plenty about this. something that was just outlandish. it has gone off the deep end recently. he

traveling to europe this summer it closing its gap with the euro, goal down more than 1%. -- gold down more than 1%. >> hillary clinton releases details on her personal financing showing earnings in millions from book royalties and paid speeches, we'll break it down for you. >> you have no reason to remember but we came out of the white house not only dead broke but in debt. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you're ready, start with us. doing the right thing has never been easier. legalzoom. legal help is here. >> i kind of think if you get paid a couple hundred thousand dollars for a speech, it must be a great speech. i think we should release it. deirdre: senator sanders critical of hillary clinton's speaking fees, financial documents show in 2015 she earned $1.5 million, she slowed her paid speaking evens before run for president, o

gold up 11, 12.83 an ounce. >> other currents a mix haded bag there. euro gaining against u.s. dollar. japanese yen is weeker against u.s. dollar and rest of the gang there mixed watching u.k. pound closely about the story about british exit front and center every single day there abroad and here at home. even fed watchers and fed presidents looking at that to be a risk so that's june 23rd for that referendum. in e.u. front and center. >> mark it on your calendar an tenure treasury 1.72%. >> result this is week as earning season starts to wind down. hear from home depot tomorrow, lows on wednesday, analysts are looking for solid earnings growth from both of these home improvement chains. staples dropped fines to merge with office depot will also report on wednesday along with target. the gap, wal-mart post numbers on thursday. analysts expect lower earning from wal-mart. government reported last week that e retail sales rose more than expected last month but reare tailers come out and talk about a struggle. >> yeah. specifically that folks aren't buying clothing anymore. private label

. the other key currencies. the japanese sedan and the euro stronger as weaker as making a call in the bottom of the u.s. dollar with 15% rise. lauren: 1.75%. nicole: macy's is a stock we're watching today. the company takes out the result this morning after a disappointing holiday season, and macy's has been looking at ways to get rid of returns from its real estate holdings. we will also hear from wendy's. the burger chain to post first-quarter sales against an affected patient thanks to its $4 meal. keep a keen eye on oslo pitchers of u.s. watchmaker plunged extended trading after it got the inner guidance and warned of a weak second order. lauren: taken a look at the headlines, insurers to tiger crisis to the outcomes. the new cholesterol medication to help patients as much as it acted. it seeks to redefine help me on food labels to the decision step in the efforts to catch after changing ideas about what is help the and also our eating habits. and the uber -- there's a boom booming background checks as companies grow, the demand for screening firms and their employees are also exp

for a vacation and you need euros, rather than getting ripped off in the exchange from the airport. >> exactly. are you going to put these guys? the ones in the airport. i need euros and i need pesos. >> or at least make it a fair playing field. liz: fast-forward to today, the winklevoss gemini bitcoin exchange trading at eterrium and we welcome the winklevoss brothers cameron and tyler. four of them in vegas. you're not quite there yet, tyler? >> not yet, not really competing with the kiosks, they are two currencies and we're the first exchange in the world that's licensed. we were approved by governor andrew cuomo last thursday in the state of new york. liz: to do what? what are you doing? aside from trading bitcoin on gemini, a bitcoin exchange, you threw out the term ether, what is that? >> the token of the etherrium contract focused on disrupting contract law. we focused on ether trading on monday and second encrypter to gemini. liz: have you gotten people jumping on the exchange and trying to trade? >> people are knocking on the door, the volume has gone up dramatically in th

he holds the best cards. odds are, in my opinion, that the compromise coming euro trump's favor. unity of sorts without much enthusiasm. bottom line? it's trump's party now. accept it or lose the election there are two billion people who don't have access to basic banking, but that is changing. at temenos, with the microsoft cloud, we can enable a banker to travel to the most remote locations with nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where there's a phone, you have a bank. now a person is able to start a business, and employ somebody for the first time. the microsoft cloud helped us to bring banking to ten million people in just two years. it's transforming our world. election. stuart: the price much oil is now up, reaching $45 a barrel. latest estimates suggest that those fires in canada right around the oil patch in canada could take a million barrels of oil a day out of the supply chain. that's why the price is up. here's a barometer of our economy. interest rates. that looks -- now, you might not know this, but that's a ten-year treasury yield, a key barometer, it's

this is why germany wanted to be under the euro -- that is primary export-driven economy more so than america. it benefits you as exporter, you don't have to have really weak currency but don't want it so strong that foreigners can't buy your airplanes cars, et cetera. deirdre: jonas, i like to make the distinction for people, every single politician out there, every single treasury secretary says we want a strong dollar, we want a strong dollar, but really it is better if it's a little weaker? >> one of the reasons earnings have been bad, essentially relatively bad for corporations. they're bringing in money and it is converting badly basically. also, i will say that the bets have been on our currency continuing to strengthen as it has in recent years. that basically ended in november and it has been weakening ever since which is head scratcher, and cost a lot of hedge funds and currency is negative interest rates in europe and japan. it ruined a lot of trades. deirdre: all central banks essentially in the race to the bottom, trying to almost devalue as quickly as possible. jonas, fr

. leaving euro is not as popular as thought. they saw a rally here in the u.s. today. that was really locked in, if you will, by some pretty impressive housing numbers. some columnists were wondering whether the lost decade for u.s. housing is finally over. latest new home starts absolutely crushed expectations in a good way. so that led to a nice rally for the homebuilders today. to brothers reporting earnings. toll brothers leading industry up 3 1/2%. hovnanian up 6.7% in the session today. interesting in terms of industries. i want to point out you had financials, technology. some sectors beaten down of late. has a lot of folks wonder if we see short-covering as well against backdrop of high interest rates. one not so bright shining star today, twitter. tough day for twitter. down today. five years off 66%. the analysts are basically saying seeing user and advertiser fatigue associated with the little bluebird. guys? david: lori, thank you very much. commodities now with phil. phil, we have to start with gold. there is no rally for this metal, dropping for fifth session in a row. d

for fed hike as well. we are seeing the euro is stronger against the dollar, japanese yen as well. we have a lot coming up. opec, ecb and jobs just to name a few things and maria bartiromo is going to take us for the next several hours. maria: i'm maria bartiromo, happy tuesday, it is tuesday may 31st, top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. donald trump support for veterans over memorial weekend. he will te dale donations to veteran charities. meanwhile bernie sanders sharpening his attacks on presumptive nominee this weekend. >> let me worry about hillary clinton right now. we worry about donald trump this big macho guy, he said he we wanted to debate bernie sanders and he said he didn't. maria: sanders making time on campaign trial. he went to golden state warriors game sating with actor compared his run for the white house to western conference finals, the warriors coming out baa two-game deficit against the thunder.

and lunch because of a problem that does not exist. they do not want 14 euro girls showering with 14-year-old boys. they do not want five euros six euros for the girls in the bathroom with each other. stuart: could that happen? could they be in the same shower? >> absolutely. absolutely. you have to find privacy within the bill. the bottom line is, if a boy feels like they are a girl, and have permission from their parents, they can, under these guidelines, shower with the girls. this is a perverse interpretation of title ix. you cannot discriminate anyone based on sex. that was based on the sex at birth. not the sex that you think you are. he i every state, every superintendent in the court system to come. this is another poke in the eye. particularly, the american family. men, they need to stay out of the ladies room. we do not want our children in the bathroom together. we do not want our teenagers in the shower together. it is just common sense. we will not be black male by 30 pieces of silver. he will not threaten us by taking away money. thank you very much for being with us. l

sustaining the u.s. recovery in progress abroad in europe. looking at the euro, stronger against the u.s. dollar and across the board the other currency stronger as well. going over now to maria bartiromo and "mornings with maria." begins now. maria: happy thursday, everybody. i maria bartiromo. it is thursday, may 26th. donald trump takes on california. the presumptive republican nominee holding a big rally before having fun i might do it television last night. asking about his use of aliases and previous support for front runner hillary clinton. >> is a trump is a world-class businessmen. all over the world. i speak well of everybody. if people asked me about politicians, i speak well. when they asked me about hillary, she's wonderful. everyone's wonderful. including

and a half dollars. lauren: the euro, pound, canadian dollar, pace and japanese yen lower. nicole: a look at the 10 year treasury yield. what we saw yesterday was people running for the safe haven of treasury about rate hikes and will take a look at that in the little bay. lauren: regulator is expected to announce as early as today that 35 million million additional airbags they'd have to be fixed. already the largest recall in american history. the airbag can explode. hundreds of entries have been linked to the defect. today's edition of "the wall street journal." the last holdout of the energy reporting first-quarter earnings that were sharply lower compared to one year ago. cbs result boosted by the super bowl. cbs is the first-quarter earnings rose by 20%. super bowl 50 boosted the advertising sales. prosecutors say more charges again martin shkreli with alleged fraud against drug company retro. lauren: we will get earnings from time warner. before the opening bell and looking for the opener of cable channels cnn to report it than expected increase. tesla motors will report its r

both the top and bottom lines. do euro part to the r-rated -- and this is what was significant about deadpool. r-rated superhero movies box office success. another marvel main stage hitting theaters tomorrow, captain america civil war already a blockbuster hit overseas. poised for a huge opening weekend here at home. i saw it last night at imax. i loved it. glad spidey had a cameo. although i must say i am missing the incredible hulk big time. yeah, they have a big thing where all the super here heroes face off against each other. my son called it the epic theme. no spoilers i was just yelled at. there was a movie genre even the super heroes can't beat. tells us where the box office gold really is when he joins me exclusively on countdown to the closing bell tomorrow. don't miss it. imax stock, by the way, up three-quarters of a percent right now. do we have a rate hike on the near hoarine of? fed president jim bullard saying weak growth prevented him from a fed hike in april and while all the options are still on the table for a june hike, he's saying he's not ready to commit

a row to tammy's point. people are very cautious liz: and the euro zone is growing faster than the u.s. stuart: oh, stop it, please. >> oh. stuart: what a way to start a friday liz: happy friday. stuart: it will be a slightly lower open for stocks this morning, maybe a 50 point drop in the opening bell, how about the price of oil up for the past three sessions and probably going to be down-- it is down $46 a barrel. how about this, shake shack. this will be a winner at the opening bell, strong sales and profit going up 8, 9%. good old-fashioned burger and fries, e-mack. >> who would have thought. they also have now a fried chicken sandwich called the chicken shack. people love how they're mixing up their menu and mcdonald's, we'll get a report on this later, fresh all ground beef burgers that are not frozen. stuart: i want that story. ashley: they've been testing this in 14 locations in the dallas area. why dallas? i guess they know their meat in dallas, lots of steak, of course. they've been doing this since november and not telling everyone it's fresh meat as opposed to frozen pa

equities. cac quarante up one and a third percent. euro finance ministers talking today about greece bailout. as you can see, the dow jones industrial off 50 points, nasdaq also in positive territory. we will get a reading on new home sales, all the stories coming up in the program this morning and here with me fox business dagen mcdowell, jessica schwendeman and proactive communication' president mark serrano. happy tuesday. dagen: the only thing better than watching this program is being part of it. maria: carl is with us, aflac and ceo joins us and former regan economic adviser. mastercard, north american craig joining us and former mcdonalds ceo ed with us this morning. big show, you don't want a miss a moment of it. let's start with breaking news this morning. according to ap this morning, a senior forensic official is now saying recovered human remains suggests there was an explosion on board moments before the plain crashed into the ocean. search teams continue to comb for black boxes. this morning we are turning to the race to the white house. washington state holding primary

next month we have the euro 2016 soccer event. that's huge. it's second only to the world cup. >> yes. liz: a lot of people will be flying to that locale, and we know what happened with the paris attacks, we know what's happened with brussels. what is the best plan for security officials in all of these countries in dealing with potential threats? >> there's nothing to replace really careful and thorough vetting and cooperation between the various countries that are involved. and that's why this is so hard. as i said, it's really hard to vet people from that part of the world especially if they've just come over fleeing the wars and civil wars there. so i think it's going to be a dicey thing, keeping enough security done right in order to keep those games in france going. and then shortly after that, the olympics. we have a different kind of problem, the zika virus. it's not a great year for travel -- [laughter] and for sports events, i don't think. liz: well, it's very upsetting. thank you very much, ambassador james woolsey, formerly the head of the cia. we appreciate you coming. >>

an eight-week high against the euro today as expectations continue to rapidly grow that the federal reserve could raise interest rates sooner rather than later. right now fed fund futures indicating there's a 36% chance of a june rate hike. by the way, a week ago monday, that stood at 4%. so how are the experts looking at this and playing with it? we'll talk to billionaire wilbur ross in just a minute. and of course we're looking at tim anderson at nyse. is this a great housing number we got? good home sales for these brand-new homes or is it the belief that, you know, what? good news is actually good news today. we're fine with a quarter rate hike in june. >> you know, liz, it's pretty much everything. you've got a number of different data points and pieces of information coming from different directions. the housing sales certainly is a potentially a really big deal for the economy. because so many other jobs ripple through the economy. when the housing sector really gets going including plumbers, electricians, random carpenters, you see it a lot more in the economy than you do in

2014 when you looked at it, it was well below peak prices and benefitting from a weak euro. what we said at the time was, everybody, all of the smart money should be going inside into europe and now we're seeing it. the paris the sale going up 21% in 2015 and it's still 20% belowpricing and off the historical highs. dagen: when you have wealthy customers and you have the option to buy real estate. do you tell them that? you might be looking in london, but you should really look in paris instead? do you give that kind of advice to people? >> it depends, if they're talking where they are going to live, where you pick the prices in the market. and where to put that money, focus on where the opportunities are. sometimes you have to be contrarian. sometimes you talk about puerto rico and greece. those are in 2016 and 2017, still a great buying opportunity. dagen: thank you so much, dan. in ex-- next we want to travel. and final thoughts from our all-star panel when we come back. with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of

profoundly a weak candidate. she can put away a 74 euros socialist whose appeal is to people who've been totally unrealistic view of what the government should do and what the real world is like. she's going to talk to. she is the nominee and i think bernie sanders and paul ryan sherry stubbornness that i think is quite apparent. note that i'm have to get on the respective trends of their parties if they want to contribute to success. paul ryan now gives enough domestic forecast of donald trump on thursday is going to be like. that will be the first time that there's a gop unity. bernie sanders can not win. he is stubbornly stayed in there. his voters on the other hand will not be migrating. it's ridiculous to think so. their climate change people. they're not going to be blocking. not fox news was reported last night, exit polls one third of the democrats who voted in west virginia will actually vote for bernie sanders, will vote for donald trump in november. >> those democrats vote for the republican every time. those are the white working class people. they voted for hillary clin

hurting some of the averages in the euro zone. futures in the us point to a lower open and broader markets, dow jones industrial average expected to open down 70 points, we are now looking at lows of the morning. nasdaq and s&p under pressure today. in 30 minutes we get the seat -- 0.8%, we have those numbers the moment they hit the tape. paul ryan and donald from walking away with mutual understanding of one another praising the meeting as encouraging. the party works to unify before the convention. peter barnes has details. >> reporter: trump and ryan appeared to start to build a campfire around which to sing at some point. paul ryan not endorsin donald trump after the meeting saying this process that party unification will take time. >> i don't mind going through a slow process. very big subject, and we are getting there. i feel strongly about border security and trade and building up the military. to a large extent paul was there also. >> we had a very encouraging meeting. no secret donald trump and i had our differences. we talked about those differences, that is common knowle

early gains. the euro facing second month of deflation in may. in the u.s. futures are edging higher this morning. dow jones industrial expected to open and s&p also in the plus column. here with michelle me this morning dagen mcdowell and jon hilsenrath. everybody have a nice weekend? dagen: yes. jon: got away. maria: everybody gets back to work after a long holiday weekend. ceo of ck restaurants with us once again and milwaukee wisconsin sheriff david clark. stay with us coming up in the program. donald trump under pressure this morning to reveal how much money he raised for military veterans after skipping the fox news debate to hold a fundraiser back in january, the presumptive republican nominee says he raised $6 million for veterans, all the veterans charities and expected to announce further details this morning at a news conference. >> and we just raised almost $6 million for the vets because i didn't do a television show, i said let's do this and we are announcing on tuesday all of the groups that we put up this money and we raised this tremendous amount of money because we

%. stocks moving, we are looking at highs of the morning in the euro zone. the s&p up 1-1/4%, the dax index in germany up 1%, the cac quarante up 1% as well pointing to a higher opening, we have been just shy of the highs of the morning up 40 points on the dow jones industrial average, nasdaq and s&p higher. earnings better than expected up 8.5%. breaking news out of egypt, the government confirming debris from the missing airliner has been found, benjamin all in london with the latest. >> reporter: they have found where the plane came down, not only debris and personal belongings but suitcases, seats and body parts. this was 180 miles north of alexandria in the eastern mediterranean roughly where they were, consensus remaining this was terror, not technical failure that brought it down, this debris will point towards what happens. the search continues for the black boxes. a cockpit voice reporter will tell us what was happening during the last fateful moments. the sea is very deep. the us is helping and they have sent surveillance aircraft to join the search. they can look deep below the s

, you get about $20 billion euro, your, it is actually more like 20 feet though you dollars a year all i -- $23 million a year. if you do not help us pay for this law, we will do that. you will lose the $23 billion a year unless you pony up coming you know, five-10 billion to help us right now. he could emphasize lawfully leverage against the mexican government and help us pay for it. neil: i think we have chatted about this in the past. mexico now providing such a horrible economic environment that people want to leave and get out of mexico. mexico was firing on all cylinders. they do not do that. a very corrupt system. a very corrupt society. send the money back home. mexico depends on that revenue. is there a way to police that? donald trump said, oh, that is stupid. you cannot do that. you cannot trace where this money comes from. just police money being wired to folks. i don't think that it could. >> you absolutely can police the money from our end. this money is leaving the country by the hundreds of thousands every day. as a result, we can simply say that in a when using western

, nearly doubling losses euro per year. the company saying it plans to produce $500,000 or cars every year starting in 2018. that is two years earlier than planned. the company also says to executives involved with production have left will soon be leaving after major delays on the model suv have played their deliveries. sandra: thank you. your take on the future. everybody is watching this. >> it's kind of an elon musk moments, especially apple has been tarnished a little bit. sandra: i thought you meant the other night when he got rejected from the after party. that really happened. >> will, he's taking on that he can produce 500,000 cars in two years and take on a war debt to do that. it will really be a make or break model. the company has to ramp up really quickly here so there's a lot of excitement that they will be with a lot of questions. sandra: our president next per. a bright future? dagen: i've pooh-poohed the company. but i think some of their design innovations will influence the way that automobiles look for future generation. i still wind up thinking that this company gets

her feet. great show friday, transfixed. dagen: euros. maria: we talked about business and technology. anthony scaramucci. ron howard to the list goes on. you had so many luminaries and congratulations. dagen: how're not exhausted? you don't even have to ask? >> it is make out. stay with us the next couple of hours. captain paul hebert and david carrera eyewitness. senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano with us and candidate in trump supporter dr. ben carson all ahead in the next three hours right here with us. let's kick it off right now with our top stories. looking ahead to tomorrow's presidential primaries in oregon and kentucky were candidate hillary clinton and bernie sanders will compete for their party's nomination. hillary makes a campaign stop in kentucky yesterday. she reveals more details of her house and told the white house should she become president. >> i'm going to put in charge of revitalizing the economy. he knows how to do it. especially in places like coal country and inner cities and other parts of our country that have really been left out. maria: clint

progress abroad in europe. looking at the euro, stronger against the u.s. dollar and across the board the other currency stronger as well. going over now to maria bartiromo and "mornings with maria." begins now. maria: happy thursday, everybody. i maria bartiromo. it is thursday, may 26th. donald trump takes on california. the presumptive republican nominee holding a big rally before having fun i might do it television last night. asking about his use of aliases and previous support for front runner hillary clinton. >> is a trump is a world-class businessmen. all over the world. i speak well of everybody. if people asked me about politicians, i speak well. when they asked me about hillary, she's wonderful. everyone's wonderful. including contributions. >> so you are full of that when you said that. >> over the years i've used alias. when i'm in real estate and especially in brooklyn with my father and i want to buy something and honestly nobody knew who trump was at that time. it wasn't so much important. i would never want to use my name. maria: meanwhile, hillary clinton in hot water ov

is playing second fiddle to premier league soccer from england and the europe. >> you're going euro snob on me. stuart: i think that they've leap-frogged over major league soccer to some degree. >> theres' no denying the popularity of the epl not just the united states, whether it's ex-pats or kids watching it, undeniably they're watching it saturday and sunday mornings, but there's also a recognition that there is an american soccer culture, it's not underground, it's not niche, it's educated. it is discerning. it does this inevitable compare and contrast and sometimes major league soccer, because it's different, because it's unique and new, it doesn't always measure up, but it's headed in the right direction. you talk about business, if this was a sock you would want to be involved in mls because of the growth potential it has both as a business and a sport. stuart: attendance at the games, mls is good, tv ratings strong, is that true? >> strong, relative to other sports, no. but this is a growing. this continues to be growing ownership and infrastructure when you talk about the s

road test that we have seen in california. a 19 euros young man has been arrested and charged with felony vandalism. brad sherman. democrat from california is with us right now. many democrats in california. >> they are, sir, democrats. peace and freedom. democrats. libertarians. not alan stand share. you are showing anti-trump supporters. temporarily accepting. you realize that there is one thing we can agree upon donald trump. showing the worst of what it is to be in america. >> the violence has been from the left, congressman he had. >> weighted minute. though bloodied and battered bodies of those. do not ignore the planned violence. they have lynched. they have killed. they have tortured. you have a plan supporter. you do not show that on your network. stuart: you disown those protesters. >> first you ought to disown the clue klutz clan supporters. i would say those that are protesting. >> donald trump did. any association with the ku klux klan. >> endorsing trump. you are asking what i am going to do. >> talking to those demonstrators, they should put their efforts into effect