to breaking news this morning in wall street and main street watching the federal reserve with policymakers raising short-term interest rates for the first time in a decade. economists are split on a rate hike coming today. i am lauren simonetti. tree into im nicole petallides. round two for gop presidential hopefuls did candidates back on stage last night for the second presidential debate. let's check out the stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. the s&p 500 down for handles.

it has been there over the last couple of hours. had to move as much as one quarter of 1%. lauren: shares in japan rising for the third straight day as investors shook off a downgraded japan's economy. also confidence the federal reserve will not raise rates today. the shanghai composite falling within 2% in the final moments of trading. trading to the point of the story as they are not too far up the unchanged line folks as every continent awaits janet yellen and the fed. lauren: 2:00 p.m. eastern time, 4679. yesterday they jumped more than 5% on an unexpected drop in crude supply. a big mover for the market yesterday. trained to go to virtually flat down 10 cents after a rally in commodities yesterday. 118 tenet troy ounce.

lauren: you have the euro at 113 and the japanese had show in a little bit against the dollar. nicole: what are the yields telling you? 2.28% the 10 year yield right now. lauren: welcome to "fbn:am" come in the first look at the latest breaking news and what to expect for this thread they ahead. nicole: i would like to know how the stock market reacts today. history shows a complete split after raising rates 20 times between 2,002,006. last time the fed hiked down the rate stood at 5.25%. and rose on 10 for an average of .3%. also consider the economic environment in which the said should be hiking. jpmorgan uses the chair back to

1967 before lauren and i were born shows the rate hike has happened historically when the economy was stronger. median gdp 3.4% versus debates 2.5%. the dollar in change versus a 15% stake this time around. a lot of folks crawling into the delhi today count. not as obvious of a time to height. that may be why janet yellen may say let's push it off to december. nicole petallides i know we can ask because this decision will affect every single one of us. greg mcbride, chief financial analysts will tell us how. he joins us right now. quick question for you off the bat. does the fed hiked today, if so how much? >> it is a gametime decision, but ultimately if the fed hikes interest rates, everybody needs

to know the fed will hike rates because it's been so divided. i think they painted themselves in the corner of not being able to height today. a great way they could communicate that in the market is to set a press conference for the october meeting. it would send a message that the fed is serious about raising rates in a sober because right now everybody is looking at the december meeting with david next move. lauren: that's a good point. nicole: we are inside a stall. we know all about the stuff they tell us by the people watching think the fed funds, why would they care about all of this? give us three points. >> a couple things. from a farmer's dave is one single move of some almost inconsequential impact in your household budget. you have to look at the cumulus effect. it's like the first known early winter.

that's how it ties up and closes schools. if and when the fed raises interest rates come you have to look at the effect of what they may do over the course of the next couple years because that is significant for people who have adjusted mortgages and credit card data. they've been waiting for play texas well. lauren: deepening financial institutions will get competitive and compete on rates so folks in savings in cash can finally earn money? >> only a select few. can't wait for the in your lap. you have to go chase it and there will continue to be banks and credit unions actively competing for your deposit. you have to shop around. those currently at the top of the list will say they are. chief financial analyst at banc rates.com.

complete coverage of the decision at 2:00 p.m. eastern followed by fed chair janet yellen a half an hour after that. nicole: turning back to the politics of late stories to follow. presidential candidates facing off their second debate in california. here are the highlights. >> is visceral response to attack people on their appearance, my goodness, that have been in junior high. >> and array types among us looks and believe me there's plenty subject matter right there. >> if i were watching this back-and-forth i'd be inclined to turn it off. >> we don't be an apprentice in the white house. to help on right now. >> he won a casino gambling. >> let's remember what the president said. he said the attack he would conduct would be a pin. the united states military was

not to connect pin attacks. >> if you vote for hillary uber for the ayatollah khomeini. >> if you are getting close to developing a nuclear weapon come you better believe i would do everything in my power to stop them. >> let's ask hillary clinton. she believes in a systematic murder of children in the world to preserve their body parts in a way that maximizes ballet for sale for profit. >> this is about the character of our nation. if we will not stand up and forced president obama to veto this bill, shame on us. [applause] >> donald trump says the following about you. look at that face, would anyone vote for that? he later said he was talking about your persona. >> women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> subject my wife into the middle of a raucous political conversation was completely

inappropriate and i hope you apologize for that. >> i hear phenomenal things. i hear your wife is a lovely woman. >> she's the love of my life and she's right here. you apologize to her. >> politicians have run up mountains of debt using other peoples money. that is precisely the way you bring your casinos. you may not mountains of debt and you are forced to file for bankruptcy not once, not twice, four times. >> your brother's administration give give the or are you yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah i know

for sure is that more energy tonight. i like that. >> ever ready. it is very high-energy, donald. [cheers and applause] >> hardball. >> u.s. politics and issues and it definitely got personal. many analysts say ben carson whose poll numbers have been on the rise in recent weeks largely faded to the background on the debate stage last night. with 11 people, it is tricky to be the star. lauren:.as for scott walker said he said it is difficult to get in because the debate was focused on donald trump, but a lot of people say trump wasn't the winner. it was carly fiorina. especially her comments about defining planned parenthood. nicole: the carly fiorina, bush, carson, exciting debate last

night. let's go uconn up in the global market. we have a mixed bag here. the shanghai composite down 2%. the nikkei up 1.5% and the cost be a fractionally. lauren: volatility is that the most in almost 20 years. looks like it would finish out the nine to finish down. 52 the downside to cac and dax to the upside is we wait to hear from the fed. lauren: how are u.s. stock futures trading ahead of that? 2:00 this afternoon. relatively flat. dow futures down nine points, s&p down three, nasdaq three as well. nicole: this morning, european cable company lt is confirming it is by cablevision for $7.7 billion -- $17.7 billion let's correct that. cablevision jumped 16%% on on a deal close and then it will

create the fourth-largest cable operator. altice will pay $34.90 per share. it serves about 90 million customers. this is to get into the u.s. even further and assert the customers throughout the new york area. $17.7 billion deal. >> we're looking at three deals now. expedia, orbitz getting the dig greenlight. let's turn to some other. a deadly earthquake killing at least five people and injuring 20. one people evacuated after an 8.3 magnitude quake slain in collapsing buildings sending tremors within 1000 miles away

and flooding also slamming the country. a synonymy warning issued for price south america as well as hawaii and california. scientists at the largest earthquake in chile since the 2010 quake that killed more than 500 people. scientists warning of a potentially larger seismic event to come. nicole: the aftermath is waiting to see if anything happens in the following. general motors has reached a settlement with the government over the ignition switch defectively to more than 100 deaths. the settlement involves criminal wire fraud charges against general motors for allegedly make misleading statements and concealing information about the policy switch. they include a financial penalty of $1 billion against general motors but it is not expected to involve any charges against individuals. lauren: if you can't decide

whether to use expedia or orbitz to book your next vacation, you don't have to worry about it. the two companies are becoming one. the justice department will not challenge expedia's $1.3 million purchase of orbitz. it is not likely to impact consumers are reduced competition, but now you have two big players, expedia and priceline controlling 95% of the market. the companies do want to complete the deal before the end of the year. good luck landed a vacation. nicole: coming up, hillary clinton stopped by the tonight show. with sports, the rangers if the astros and we will have all the highlights. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

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>> we are trying to stop them. you have any idea what it's like to work so hard for something to be so close to getting that and then someone pops out of nowhere and tries to take it all away? >> are we talking about bernie sanders? lauren: hillary clinton stopping by the tonight show last night, continuing her appearances on the talkshow circuit in her quest to show her lighter side. the democratic presidential candidate discussing alpheus, poking fun at the front runner donald trump and his hair, having hosted jimmy fallon at one point cut around hair to show that her locks are real. clinton continued to joke about the recent e-mail scandal that has plagued her campaign. >> the most significant one that has come to life because this was a really important issue. i had to talk about it on the e-mail.

i was asked if i could get excel to fetch into israel in order for it to be used in time for passover. lauren: clinton reiterated her statement that she takes it series yet none of the e-mail she sent were classified at the time. nicole: we have debate presidential debate and hillary there. lauren: rangers victory in a row after the astros. texas had five homers by prince fielder. the 14 to three when give the rangers a game and a half lead in the al west. the two homers put them at 21 for the season. the ninth time in his career with 28 in eight seasons. the blue jays beat the rays nine to one months night had maintained fairly. got the win. russell martin had a homer and

drove in four runs. the battle of the national league wild-card leaders because the chicago cubs beat the pittsburgh virus created 211 day night. the sacrifice in the top of the 12th inning put the cubs ahead and the pirates couldn't score in the bottom of the inning and jake area it is day to become the first 20 game winner in the majors look good until the eighth inning when he allows to read. left a game when it was tied, lauren. lauren: all lies and the reserve today. markets moving right now. how the decision will affect the next. plus this. >> you ran up mountains of debt using other peoples money and you are forced to file for bankruptcy not once, not twice, four times. >> the gloves came off. carly fiorina clashing with donald trump in the republican

presidential debate. a heated moment from last night coming out. let's show you quickly start futures ahead of the opening bell. now treated more substantially to the downside. dow futures down 40 points. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ sure, tv has evolved over the years.

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i am nicole petallides. lauren: im lauren simonetti. round two for the hopefuls was last night. candidates back on stage for the second presidential debate coming out swinging. after the big event in the head of other big event, this is how u.s. stock market futures trade ahead of the opening bell. s&p down 5.5 current .5 karen masi command points morning. nicole: mastership at the downgrade of japan's economy. they also confidence the federal reserve raised rates today. hard to say i certainly will speculate. nicole: last-minute selling in china over the period we have mixed action. ftse down by 151%. cac essentially flat in the dax gained 1%. nicole: looking occurred in particular down 4654 has been

gaining momentum but pulling back one and one quarter%. lauren: let show you how gold is trading at $1118 a troy ounce. nicole: looking occurrence seems, dollar is weakening which mean people didn't think that there is a fed rate hike. the year and the u.k. pound stronger against the u.s. dollar this morning. lauren: what does the bond market tell you? 2.28% at 2.3 yesterday nicole. nicole: welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what is living in today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect for a busy day ahead. everybody's waiting for this one. lauren: more the fed decision just ahead. first, talk about politics after the marathon three-hour debate last night. 11 candidates on the stage. presidential candidates facing off in the second debate in california. former hewlett-packard ceo carly

fiorina attacking front runner donald trump over his business record. >> there are a lot of us americans who believe we are going to have trouble someday paying back the interest on our debt because politicians have run up mountains of debt using other people's money. that is in fact precisely the way you bring your casinos. he ran up mountains of data as well as losses using other people's money are forced to file for bankruptcy not once, not twice, four times. why should we trust you to handle the finances of the nation in a different venue handle the finances of your casino. lauren: both of them defending track records. analysts said dr. ben carson his poll numbers have been on the rise in recent breaks largely faded to the background on the debate stage last night. he's very mellow. that is his demeanor.

nicole: it's hard to get in with the 11 candidates out there talking policy, certainly got personal. i enjoyed it. an exciting night to watch it. it was great. i like hearing what everyone has to say. for lower tier candidates, george pataki, lindsey graham amar rick santorum and bobby jindal taking to the stage. one of the hot topics come to immigration. >> i'm not for amnesty. i've never been for amnesty, will never be for amnesty. we need to put an end to sanctuary cities. if not enough to defund them. we need to criminalize and jailed those mayors and council men's accessories for crimes committed and they should be are the first place. >> we are not going to deport the 11 million people here illegally. we will start with felons. the redskins day that you have to learn our language. i don't speak it very well, but look how far i've come. speaking english is a good

thing. nicole: many turning their eyes to the next debate scheduled for october 28th in colorado. lauren: absolutely. another major story we're following the stock market and the fed. powell stocks reacted the federal reserve hiked short-term interest rates. look at history complete split after raising rates 20 times between 2,002,006. 2006 was last time the fed hiked and only five and a quarter%. the s&p fell on those occasions for an average change of a positive .3% gain. consider the environment in which the fed would be hiking. as it turns out to be a negative. jpmorgan uses a chart back to 1967 inches rate hikes have been historic late when the economy was much stronger.

median gdp unless 3.5% versus today's 2.5%. the dollar unchanged in the series now at 15%. that's why a lot of people say the economy isn't ready for an interest rate hike. nicole: your jpmorgan, bank of america and wells fargo seat height today. richard bank of the october camp in goldman sachs is a december camp. talk to traders and economists to display. what will the fed did this afternoon? market watches ours away. jpmorgan with the coin flip. mike o'reilly says the hike, but a close call. it won't make things a certain period of little mimic gradualism less credible and the market might not trust the fed when it will communicate the case. and then you have the wednesday group. we will see the hikes rates of patients with an extremely dovish statement.

it's helped the market that they are down for a while. i think they are exhausted and the rest of us are with the exception of the session. nonetheless at princeton security will begin the process of normalized and raised and then allowing rates to rise. others say it is not the time to rip off the band-aid paper should do with mr. the securities and that stuff happens next spring. hiking prematurely could cause man desires fight in short rates result in a sharp correction in equity prices and reducing financing incentives in the auto industry. it affects everybody. not just the banks. goldman sachs and barclays agreed not now. we will announce the fed decision at 2:00 p.m. eastern time followed by janet yellen's news conference 30 minutes later. though that the policy statement from the economic forecast the economic forecasts from the q&a following and how firefox is

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nicole: good morning. fed day is finally here. let's get caught up in global markets. very volatile finished down 2%. nikkei and cost speaking in ahead of gardeners on the fed this afternoon. lauren: bigness in asia. europe not so much. the ftse down by a quarter of 1%. dax by a quarter of 1% and the cac completely flat. trent is so much to watch this stock index futures down. right now the s&p down 5.5. dow jones futures down 36. we will be watching the banks and the gop are followed by periods >> funny how they did discuss

the back seat when you have politics. oil and gold house in key commodities trading. as the dollar and gold. 1117 and a troy ounce down $1.40. lauren: pull over to the currency board you can see how the dollar is trading. strengthen the trading. strength in the euro and the pound this morning. nicole: braved the tenured yale. china, other countries, fed, no fed. right now 2.28% growth. donald trump's swag seems to be selling off the shelves because of individuals are helping to flop his name on merchandise that people can't seem to get enough of. merchandisers see a surge in the selling of items such as hats, t-shirts, trump for president, make america great again.

retailers and bond certificates to collectors of bankrupt businesses when he was listed as chairman for $100 each. what would you pay for donald trump shirts, hats, mugs. is that on your holiday list. let's focus on the issues and less on the merchandise. lauren: you can also buy stuff on his website but it's more expensive. always on the federal reserve. how the market move right now and how today's decision will affect you. plus this. >> you ran a ounce of status post losses using other peoples money and you're forced to file for for bankruptcy not once, not twice, four times, a record four times. lauren: gop presidential candidates clashing in the second debate. the highlights from last night coming up. checking u.s. stock futures. s&p down six, nasdaq don't tend as you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at one of markets and breaking news.

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lauren: raking us this morning through wall street a ministry watching the fed reserve. but while policymakers raise short-term interest rates for the first time since 2006. a comment is completely flat on a rate hike coming today, sad day. nicole: i am so pumped up for this. i am nicole petallides. round two for gop presidential hopefuls back in age last night the second presidential debate coming out swinging. u.s. stock market futures today are right now little bit slower. gaining a little momentum to the downside gave s&p down 43 on this thread day.

steel in the works of following the nick's back in a shed. lauren: this is how shanghai closed down 3% from a selling volatility in the final moments of trading. the nikkei up 1.5% for the third day. investor shaking off the downgrade. standard & poor's. nicole: the cac down not even two points. the da acceptor team points. they are waiting to hear from janet yellen. lauren: are called the flat market over there. down by 76 cents at $46 change. they spiked him a 6% yesterday with the unexpected drop in our crude supplies. nicole: gold prices down to bugs. 1117 a troy ounce. lauren: here is how the dollar was trading. the euro was up at 113.

the dollar spot has been weaker. the 10 year treasury bond 2.7%. nicole: welcome to the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: will get the policy statement from economic forecast in the q&a after. we'll have the decision and talk about that. republican presidential candidates in their second debate in california last night. here are some of the exciting highlights. >> is visceral response to attack people on their appearance, that have been in junior high. >> i never attacked him on his luck and believe me there's funny subject matter right there. >> avera sitting at home watching this back and forth, i would be inclined to turn it off. >> we don't need an apprentice in the white house. we have one there right now.

>> you wanted it and you didn't get it. >> let's remember what the president said. the attack he would conduct would be a pinprick. the united states military was not built to connect pin attacks. only men ever to win. >> when you vote for hillary you go for the ayatollah khomeini to possess a nuclear weapon. >> if we get close to the nuclear weapons ever get the information come you better believe i would do everything in my power as commander-in-chief to stop them. >> let's ask hillary clinton. children in the world to preserve body parts in a way that maximizes body for sale for profit. >> we will not stand up and force president obama to veto this bill. shame on us. >> donald trump says the following about you. quote, look at that face, would anyone vote for that? he later said he was talking

about your persona. >> women all over this world heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> subject my wife into the middle of a raucous political conversation was completely inappropriate i hope you apologize. >> at your phenomenal things did your wife is a lovely woman. >> she's the love of my life. why don't you apologize to her. >> i won't do that because i said nothing wrong. >> that is in fact precisely the way you bring your casinos. he ran up out and said dad and you are forced to file for bankruptcy not once, not twice, four times. >> your brother's administration gave us barack obama because it was such a disaster that abraham lincoln could've been a lack did. >> there's one thing i know for sure. he cap is safe. >> that was my job to get along with people. more energy tonight.

>> ever ready. it is very high-energy, donald. [applause] >> mr. trump. >> humble. >> it was really exciting watching the back-and-forth politics, policies, issues and of course we show ben carson here because many analysts say ben courson's polls numbers have been on the rise in recent weeks. but did he fade into the back round? he sat sorted even toned. tell us what you think. >> some people said he did. lauren: let's turn to stocks. we want to know how the stock market will react today is the federal reserve does raise interest rates. a complete split after raising rates 20 times between

2,002,006, the last time the fed hiked. the s&p fell and rose on the other 10. the average change would be a .3%. if you look at the economic environment, is the economy in the u.s. and certainly in china and around the world strong enough to be handling the fed hike. nicole: you might see a little bit of a knee-jerk reaction after what the fed does. both people have higher year-end targets. while both the fed do? how will a rate hike affect these markets. we bring in senior vice president at td ameritrade joining us by telephone. i want to ask you right off the bat where you think the fed does and how do you think the markets react. >> thanks for having me first of all. it is my opinion that the fed will act and as a result of

that, it is not important what they do today. of course all eyes on it. what we want to hear is what janet says pose a decision with respect to what is going on afterwards. this is not a one-time move. this is a series of moves. lauren: you made the fed, let take a hike today and they continue to hike or can it be one and done? >> i think the first thing they want to do should they hike today i see what the reaction is and see how that plays out. the first one is the most difficult and the most anticipated. depending upon that come it has been no secret by them that this would be the first in a series of move. lauren: real quickly, did they lose their credibility since

they essentially promised a hike this year? >> i don't think they lose their credibility because they still have another opportunity to do so. if you look at the fed fund futures, i believe 25% chance of a hike today. nicole: just quickly, investors, savers, first of the how the market reacts today. what else? auto loans, mortgages, houses, credit cards, what is the number one thing? >> there's two sides to this. number one in favor or somebody close to retirement, there should be some movement on that end on the negative side. credit card debt, mortgage, car loan, anything of that nature with movement as well. we are talking a quarter%. nicole: steve, thanks for getting up with us.

steve quirk, thank you for your insight. analysis, janet adkins news conference. 30 minutes later maria bartiromo, neil cavuto, liz claman. lauren: altice and confirming it is buying cablevision for $7.7 billion excluding the shares jumped on board that a deal is close at hand. the combination would create the fourth-largest operator in the u.s. cablevision serves 3 million customers throughout the new york area. nicole: the texas rangers beat the astros. we will have all the details on that. we say in s&p down about almost six handles. 41 for the dow futures. you are watching "fbn:am," your

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lauren: and sports, the rangers made it three in a row and the astros will go for the sweep tonight. texas had five homers. prince fielder drove five runs. 14 victory win gave the rangers a game and a half to lead. the two homers put in that 21 for the season. the yankees took two of three from the raised and stayed three games behind toronto. the list of arena rebounded from his worst start and drove in two runs as the yankees beat the rays three to one. yankees are the man about cart race it was a battle of the

wild-card leaders the chicago cubs beat the pittsburgh pirates three to two. and the neighbors so but the cubs ahead and the pirates couldn't score in the bottom of the inning. chicago's dark arts to become the first 20 game winner looked good until the age and then he left the game when it was tied. trains will run up all the global market action before we hand it over to maria bartiromo. don't raise. they should not raise and they won't raise today. stay with us.

maria: want to assign@outlook a u.s. stock market futures, very much a wait-and-see mode. the dow down dirty. we are seeing a little pressure mixed in asia. europe right around the

unchanged line as they wait to hear what happened, what does the fed do this afternoon. we turn it over to maria bartiromo with "mornings with maria." train maria. train to see what a little bit. big bad wall street. it is thursday, september 17th fox business network jo ling kent and todd horvitz of average joe options. an incredibly busy morning this morning. the federal reserve's decision on whether to raise interest rates for the first time in years to jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon in "the wall street journal" on how to start is in the country. it is all about growth. a big deal, cablevision being acquired. the first republican debate last night. everything you need to know about it in just two minutes. >> it's very high-energy, donald. [laughter]

>> mr. trump? >> combo. >> i suggested president bush did not go to war. i just want that on the record. his visceral response to attack people on their appearance, my goodness, that have been in junior high. >> and never attacked him on his luck and there's on your subject matter right there. >> a very sitting at home watching this back-and-forth, i'd be inclined to turn it off. we don't need an apprentice in the white house. we have one right now. >> you wanted it and you didn't get it. >> let's remember what the president said he is the attack he would conduct would be a pin. the united states military was not built to conduct pin