iny.it the future of awesome. dream two -- and to breaking news this morning. house republicans. house republicans got their new plan to replace upon the care. will it fly with and conservative republicans? a closer look at the new bill. good morning. i am nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. i'm trained for. nicole: the dow falling back below 21 passing for a one passing. laura by financial stocks bid the data down over 51 points yesterday. today looking over by 18 for dow futures. s&p futures down three. drain to the nikkei down for the

second day straight paid about two tenths of 1% in china. nicole: oil axon with a $20 billion investment plan that would create or to bypass and high-paying jobs and gulf states. lauren: chairs of snapchat only 12% below their first day of trading. the lowest price per year. lauren: thriller in texas and the san antonio spurs at the houston rockets and cleveland cavaliers. lose the game in their new center against the miami heat. we will have all the highlights. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: house committee to begin voting on the republican bill to dismantle upon the care tomorrow. the measure would replace income-based subsidies with tax credit.

>> we give them a tax credit immediately useful. ranges in price from $2,214,000 a year. depends on your age and family. but ask him if they can buy affordable plans that are approved and certified in the state they are in end user of planes they need engineers, not the plants washington and the dating to them. tree into legislation would preserve some futures at the 2010 health care law. >> we are not pulling the rug out from under people. we're not going back to the days but those with pre-existing conditions are paralyzed or could not accept health insurance and back to the days of lifetime caps are allowing your kids not to be on your insurance 26. those protections say as we reform medicaid and get us on a budget, that the states. lauren: president trump luxor to work with congress on replacing upon the care.

>> he did not do this. politically the smart move would have been to let it go. he obviously recognized this is the right thing to do for the country, for the american people. first of many people, the health care piece of their daily budget and what their monthly is growing so big it's making it hard to make key choices about what's important for their life. that's where it has to go. lauren: michael kinney, director of health policy at the cato institute will genocide. (-left-paren rich of a press conference by chairman of the house ways and means committee kevin brady and house energy and commerce committee at 11:00 eastern this morning. train to president trump issued in it by executive order. opponents gearing up to challenge the router. they permit the white house with all the details. >> president trump releasing his new travel ban ticket porter quietly monday at the white house. the new executive order new executive order sites take

effect march 16th and has two main changes. searing refugees are no longer singled out as there'll be a four-month hold for the entire refugee resettlement program. secondly, iraq was subject to a 90 day time frame blocking entry. secretary of state rex tillerson said the country improved its vetting process. >> the intense review over the past month identified social security measures that the state department and the government of iraq will be implemented to achieve their shared effective of those terroristic intent from reaching the 90 days. i want to express my appreciation to our body of iraq for his positive engagement support for implementing infections. reporter: democrat caucus in muslim baiting. tomas perez said in a statement saying transit session with religious discrimination is

disgusting and an american and not play dangerous. because on tuesday the second muslim fascist as unconstitutional as the last one and isn't making us any safer. back to you in new york. nicole: thank you, blake burman. lauren: nominee for the position expected to take center stage on capitol hill today. his confirmation hearing to turn into a heated debate over president trump's claim that former president obama ordered wiretaps on trump tower. the justice department, not the president would have the authority to conduct such surveillance. lauren: nicole: lawmakers to clash over ties if confirmed, rosenstein will decide whether to appoint a special prosecutor to handle the investigation into russian attempts to influence the united states election because attorney general jeff sessions has recused himself. lauren: the u.s. military moving missile launchers and other equipment needed for a controversial missile defense

system to a south korean airbase. the announcement monday after north korea test launched for ballistic missiles near japan. plans to deploy the terminal high altitude area was imposed by north korea and china. they see the system as a security threat. the antimissile system is due to be up and running by the end of this year. treated to iranian vessels the u.s. navy ship to change course and move out of the way. the dangerous to counter happen if navy surveillance ship was moving through the strait of homers into the persian gulf over the weekend. the iranian boats came within 600 yards of the invincible before stopping. the incident, in sf official news agency said on saturday that the country successfully test fired a russian-made air defense system designed to intercept incoming missiles. iran missiles from a north

korean missiles and a lot of geopolitical risk assesses the market. mostly green menace on the screen. japan town again this in another two tenths of 1%. shanghai composite up 1%. the cost in south korea despite the risk from north korea. german factory orders up factory orders have been the most since 2009. the german dax is up one 10th of 1%, watching for the u.k. budget, one of the different tenths of a percent. the european central bank on thursday. the cac in france to two tenths of 1%. lauren: downers in the u.s. with enough features. governors yesterday, too. s&p up three, nasdaq up five points this morning. we've got 99 days without a 1% drop for the dow or the s&p 500. there seems to be an underlining bullish sentiment. the longest stretch in 20 years

without dropping 1%. trying to basically loosing the selloff in oil down for five sessions. it looks like six or go because that's down 2.5 bucks a $12.23-ounce. oil up 9 cents at 6329 a barrel. lauren: key currencies around the world. the euro, pound, japanese yen. the bond deals right now looking at a level of 2.5. lauren: general motors laying off 1100 workers. the workers at the township assembly plants are being laid off because gm is shifting production of an suv to tennessee. last year, gm added eight year, gm added 800 jobs to build the new version of the gmc acadia suv. the uaw local president is hoping that these layoffs since

november that they are just temporary. >> we can't forget that they actually had a very important role in where we are at today. i am hoping we can bring them back to work. lauren: gm hopes it will continue to be an enclave in chevrolet traverse after free tools for a month. nicole: exxonmobil with within 45,000 high-paying u.s. jobs. it will invest $20 billion to the year 2022 to expand its chemical and oil refining plants. the project will create 12,000 permanent jobs and 35,000 temporary ones. exxon says it will expand tentative sites in texas and louisiana and plans to build a chemical plant coast. ceo darren was says it expects investments to create jobs paying an average of about $100,000 a year. president trump tweeting thank

you to exxonmobil for your $20 billion investment that is creating more than 45,000 manufacturing and construction jobs in the u.s.a. lauren: is the honeymoon. over for snap? shares in the parent company staff chat fell 12% yesterday closed at $23.77 a share below the opening price an ipo to $24. another day no-space not for ratings including five recommendations. there's apparently a lot of concern because the rate of increase in staff users slowed at the end of last year. snappy and 44% last thursday, ipo date of 10% friday. right now pulling back 2%, 23.28 in market trading. nicole: this tops our look at stocks to watch. a wider loss and lower revenue for its latest quarter due to weak sales of its heavy-duty trucks.

investors would get an update on the full financial forecast. analysts looking for sporting goods to post improved results from a year ago the company is taking it in a chip into the retail industry according to acquiring intellectual property and store leases from sports authority and international holdings. we'll also hear from urban outfitters after the closing bell. the closing retail expected to report lower earnings per share and slightly higher revenue. lauren: a look at headlines in today's "wall street journal." facebook looking into that video. mark sachar gave employees two months. it has lackluster viewership according to some of the partners. general motors is a rare no-confidence vote in the european market. gm sent the message of the sale of the operation that the world's third-largest carmaker is not worth the trouble.

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the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. lauren: good morning. let's get you caught up on what's happening right now. lawmakers were the details of the house said to house republicans last night it did just arbitrate they would dismantle affordable care to refund age, income. it's unclear how much the plan will cost or how many people could potentially lose health coverage under the changes. the plan would also add requirements most americans have health insurance or pay a fine. president trump aside in a travel ban that addresses some of the legal challenges to his original executive order in

january. the latest on blogs newbies this from people living in mostly muslim countries and defense refugees in the united states. iraq no longer one of the countries on the bed is. this time the order does not take effect for 10 days, giving agencies and airports until march 16th to adjust to the new law. exxonmobil will invest $20 billion over 10 years to build and expand chemical plants and refineries along the gulf coast. the investment in 11 states would create 45,000 jobs paying an average of $100,000 a year. a look at stock futures this morning. a nurse once again. s&p down three. nasdaq down five. january trade numbers before the opening bell. that's a look at what's happening now. trying to learn from his seven years since president obama signed his namesake clawed into the boat and ever since, republicans have wanted to throw it out and now they have a plan. did they get it right?

michael cannon, director of health policy studies at the cato institute. good morning, michael. >> good morning, how are you? nicole: doing great. is this a good replacement for obamacare like? >> this is not a repeal bill by any stretch of the imagination. this bill tries to put a fresh coat of paint on a bill the republicans have already condemned. if medicaid expansion provisions would keep the medicaid expansion in place at least until 2020 and keep it in place beyond that until every person who enrolled in the medicaid expansion decides to leave the program. by that point, congress would change his mind to keep the medicaid expansion. there will be more people enrolled after repeal them before repeal. as far as the private insurance overhaul side, it keeps obamacare is price controls on

health insurance that are causing the exchanges to collapse, that are causing premiums to increase at double-digit ratesnd sometimes double in one year that are making health insurance worse for sick people. it keeps obamacare spending.it e tax credit. but what is really government spending they put a new name on it. they make it sound like a conservative idea, when really you are keeping the same old provisions. lauren: michael, let me ask you come it seems like a trip with the tax credit is a subsidy part and expansion for medicaid for 31 states had requested that. what you think conservatives in congress want to do? >> are calling it obamacare like before they saw the text of this bill. i think it's going to confirm their suspicions that this is like obamacare forever. this is not repeal the replays. this is just some folks and the

leadership trying to pass it by their rank-and-file members in congress and their conservative tea party phase, a bill that they claim this repeal and replace, or really does neither. we'll keep obamacare on the books. probably come up congress for the next year or two. they've got one shot to get repeal and replace ray. if they do it wrong, if they do this bill, the exchanges will keep on happening. republicans will get laid for theye to revisit health care over and over again and they're not getting it to move on. nicole: they've got a parade. it had some market today. how will the bill change? what do you want to see change to make it more likely to be a better bill and not just obamacare life. >> i think they have to and all parts of obamacare private

insurance overhaul. price controls on health insurance, mandated subsidies preferably by the end of this year. they need to block the medicaid program to target those funds to the people truly needy. people with preexisting conditions and others who can't have health insurance under him. they take steps to drive down the cost of health care, which the bill does not do. the way you do that is by expanding health savings account and the controller with $13,000 of earnings for employers out of control. they put downward pressure on prices and that they make up for a they make oscar folder bar for everybody. true to michael cannon at the cato institute committee met for joining us this morning. lauren: and sports can occur in texas. san antonio spurs grounded

houston rocket and cleveland cavaliers lose the game in their new center against miami heat. it's going to warm up in the northeast. at least it's going to feel warmer for now. here's a look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ways wins.

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let's go to fourth quarter james harden shows the three pointer and to get the rocket a five-point lead. place the spurs back in front of the three. thursday by two. harding drives, but comes from behind to block that. great defense. andrew bowker making has short name for the second quarter he goes down on this play and then he drops to the floor encrusted the sidelines grabbing his leg. he was in obvious pain in the teammates have to help x-rays reveal a fractured leg. that appears later in the second dose is 3.8 or advantage a break. final second.

another three. the heat went on the road 106-ada. they come back for the clippers leading the charge. the clippers sound one. it's the deep three. give a hand to crawford and they go on 116-102. lauren: gop leaders offer up their plan to replace obamacare that will save the federal government significant amounts of money. >> medicaid done on a budget. with a doctor patient relationship and the individual insurance market. lauren: will lower health care costs? you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets

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lauren: house republicans offer up their new plan to replace obamacare. is it going to fly with democrats and conservative republicans? a close look at the new bill in just a bit. good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides. president tribe sandbg executive order. lauren: the dow falling below 21,000 light by financial stocks. the dow down 51 points yesterday. this morning to have features on 18th, nasdaq futures done setting. nicole: pressure weighed on the japanese markets.

the nikkei down two tenths of 1% in china. the shanghai composite index gained one quarter of 1%. lauren: oil giant exxonmobil at the $20 billion investment that would create 45,000 high-paying jobs in the goal state. nicole: shares this snapchat parent snuffling 12% below the first day of trading. we'll have the latest for you. lauren: to treat san antonio spurs grants the houston rockets and cleveland cavaliers lose their game in their new center against the miami heat. we've got highlights. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york. tuesday, march 7th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: so much to get through this morning. voting on the republican bill to dismantle obamacare tomorrow. the measure would replace income they subsidies of new tax credit.

>> we give them a tax credit immediately usable. the range in price from 2000 to $14,000 a year depends upon their age and family. without them if they can buy affordable plans approved and certified in the state that they are in and these are plans that they need in 10 years, not the plans washington has been to get into them. lauren: legislation would preserve features of the 20th of the 2012 health care law. listen. >> we are not pulling them out from under people. they preexisting conditions penalized or could not access health insurance back to the days of lifetime caps are allowing your kids not to be on your insurance until they're 26. thoserotections say and get a ton of budget, get back to the states. >> president trump looks forward to working with congress on replacing obamacare.

>> politically the smart move to just let it go. this is the right thing to do at the come to the country and the american people. the health care piece of their daily budget is growing so big that it's making them hard to keep country may key choices. nicole: from rms, michael cannon, director of health policy studies at the cato institute will join us in just a few minutes. fox business will have live coverage of a press conference by chairman of the house ways and means committee, kevin brady and chairman of the house energy and commerce committee grateful dead at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. lauren: president of the issuing. opponents gearing up to challenge it. blake burman at the white house. reporter: president trump releasing his new travel been executive order very quiet in

monday at the white house. the executive order slated to take effect march 16 -- 2 main changes as doing refugees are no longer singled out as there would be a form of halt for the entire refugee resettlement program. secondly, iraq has been removed for a 90 day time frame documentary. secretary of state rex tillerson says the country improved the vetting process. >> they identified multiple security measures that the state department and the government of iraq will be implemented to achieve our shared object to a preventing those with criminal or terroristic intent from reaching the united states. i want to express my appreciation to prime minister of iraq for his positive engagement and support for implementing actions. reporter: democrats and critics labeled as a muslim bed.

thomas peres saying in a statement trumps obsession with religious discrimination is disgusting, un-american and operate dangerous. he goes on to say the second muslim bed is just as unconstitutional as the last one and is it making us any safer. lauren: blake burman, thank you. >> nominee for the number two position expected to take center stage on capitol hill today. likely to turn into a heated debate over the claim that president obama ordered on trump tower. they would have the authority to conduct such surveillance. >> lawmakers to clash over alleged ties to president johnson associates if that is confirmed. rosenstein would decide whether to appoint a special prosecutor to handle the investigation since the election because jeff sessions has recused himself.

nicole: the u.s. military moving missile launchers and equipment needed for a controversial missile defense system to a south korean airbase. the enough tt one day after north korea test launch for ballistic missiles into the ocean near japan. plans to deploy the high altitude defense system proposed by north korea and china which sees the system as a security threat.em expected to be up and running by the end of the year. lauren: iranian vessels for the u.s. navy ship to change course and move out of the way. dangerous encounter at the navy surveillance ship was moving through the strait of hamas over the weekend. u.s. officials says the iranian boat came within 600 yards of the invincible before stopping. the incident command as the agency said on saturday the country successfully test fired a russian-made air defense system designed to intercept incoming missiles.

escape out upon the global market action we've been seeing over an ip shanghai composite index up a quarter of 1%. they can depend on 22 tenths of 1%. hong kong hang seng 131%. the best of the bunch of half of 1%. german factory orders punching at 7.4%. the biggest since 2009. the dax up 18 points this morning. first in london at 10 points this morning. >> let's check out stock market futures trade down two or three days. s&p same deal. right now does feature some 21 points. s&p down three-point and 99 days without a selloff of 1% with either of these in more than 99 days. we haven't seen that in over 20 years. the anniversary on thursday.

let's check in on oil and gold could oil at 53.34. the energy agency sees no peak oil demand anytime soon. they expect global consumption to keep a row in good pulled it down arrow to $2.23 an ounce. nicole: laying off 1100 workers at the lansing delta township plant being laid off because gm is shifting production of the vehicle's tennessee. last year, gm added 800 jobs at its spring of tennessee plant to build a new version of the gmc acadia suv. the local president of reid is hoping the layoff in michigan is temporary. >> we can't forget they actlly had a very important role in where we're at today. i am hoping we can bring them back to work. nicole: gm says the listed the

above of the chevy traverse after the tools for a month. lauren: at exxonmobil creating 45,000 high-paying jobs in the united states. investing $20 billion through the year 2022 to expand, an oil refining plants on the gold coast. project will create 12,000 permanent jobs, 35,000 temporary ones. it will expand 10 of his sites in texas and louisiana in building a chemical plant along the gulf coast. exxon ceo says it expects investment to create jobs paying an average of about $100,000 a year and president trump tweeting about it. thank you to exxonmobil for $20 billion investment creating for them for effect us in manufacturing and construction jobs in the u.s.a. nicole: shares of the parent is not just a 12% yesterday to 23.77 below the opening price of 24 bugs.

analysts giving poor briefings including iso recommendations. apparently they are concerned because of the rate of increase slowed in the fourth quarter. some say in the trend has continued into the first quarter. snap gained 44% of its ipo day last thursday of 10% ride a end their days in the free market. 23.20. three stocks to watch. truck makers to report a wider loss in revenue due to weak sales. investors would get an update on the full-year financial forecast. looking at sporting goods expected to post improved results from last year. pain in the retail industry according to store leases from sports authority and international. the loss to hear from urban outfitters after the closing bell. the clothing store to report

lower earnings-per-share with slightly higher revenue. nicole: here's a look at the headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal." face the question into my video. was there ready for the dark side. someone gave the place to munster wrote his book life which roughly a year later how to violence. according to some video partners. general motors sale of opal is a rare no-confidence vote your gm send a message with the sale of its money-losing operation. the operation to peugeot that the world's third-largest market is not worth the trouble. the international energy agency sees no peak oil demand and at times. the iea says global oil consumption will keep going for the foreseeable future despite legislation to control vehicle emissions. lauren: house republicans have finally offered up a replacement plan for obamacare.

>> we begin by repealing the awful taxes, the mandate penalties in subsidies and obamacare. began to give americans the freedom to buy plants that they need. lauren: a close look at the details in this plan for the policy experts from the cato institute. stay with us. the dow down 21 this morning looking at features. nasdaq futures down 7.5. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ your insurance company won't replace

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nicole: 5:45 a.m. in new york. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. lawmakers poring over the details up to help families by house republicans yesterday that the proposal to dismantle much of the affordable care act and create refundable tax credit tied to beijing in kind. it is unclear how much the plan will cost under the exchanges at the plan also would end the requirement that most americans have health coverage or pay a penalty. president trump has signed a travel ban that addresses some of the legal challenges to his digital executive order.

the latest on box did these desperate people living in fixed muslim majority nations and suspense refugees from entering the united states. iraq is no longer one of the countries on the banned list. this time the order does not take effect for 10 days giving nation sees in her purse a chance to adjust to it. exxonmobil says the best $20 billion over 10 years to build and expand chemical plants and oil refineries along the gulf coast area the company says the investment that a lot of that should read 35,000 temporary construction jobs and 12,000 permanent jobs. u.s. stock market futures right now down again. racing starts for dow, nasdaq and s&p the last several trading days. dow futures looking down 20. commodities lower. 2.5% ideals. lauren: it's been about seven years since president obama signed his namake line to the books and ever since then,

republicans wanted to throw it out. now they have a plan. did they get it right? michael cannon, director of health policy studies at the cato went to do. good to see you, michael. a lot of republicans say tax credits has another subsidy, entitlement. what would she use in place of them? >> you don't want to subsidize an affordable care. you want to do things to make health care more affordable. the one thing that does that is when you gave consumers the money and incentives to shop around for lower prices. when you do that, an experiment in california drove down prices for hits in a replacement by 33%, $16,000 reduction. we need to take the many employers and government spending on behalf of patients, get the money to the consumer. let them choose their health insurance plans and how much coverage to buy that stays with

them between jobs and they will put downward pressure on prices and bring health care within reach of more people. that's not what obamacare does. that's not what the house republican leadership plan does. they need to throw more money at an affordable care. nicole: can pause and push this through both houses when the democratic support. but the most part you don't sound too hot on this. anything you like about it? >> it does cut taxes and it does increase health savings account contribution limits a little. we need to triple them. but, they are not going to get support from democrats on anything related to health care until congress repealed the affordable care. that's the source of all this partisanship if you want bipartisan cooperation, if congress wants to do anything else, they've got to repealed the aca in full because if they do a partial repeal for a

repaint of obamacare, which is for this bill is, they will get bogged down in health care. they will have to keep fixing problems they failed to repeal for the next two years, maybe four years and republicans will get anything else done. lauren: let's talk about the timeline. where does this bill go? will we see a plan for research and where we one year from now? >> president obama in 2009 could say we want to get this done next month. by june. it took them 15 months. i don't believe republican leaders when they say they look at this done in the next two weeks and have something to the president by name. that's not how congress works and how health care works. it would take them a long time to do it and they should do it right so they don't have to revisit and not create more problems than they are solving. but like to see them get rid of

the refundable tax credit which is really 90% government spending. replace that with expansion of health savings accounts at jeff flake has introduced. that could shift to $13,000 your employer spends on your health benefit to you, the worker who earned the money and for you to buy health insurance that meets your needs, this portable and put downward pressure on prices we talk about. >> michael cannon at the cato institute, thank you so much for your input this morning. nicole: yeah, thanks, michael. it further in texas at the san antonio spurs grabbed the houston rockets ancleveland cavaliers lose the game and their new center against the miami heat. who have all the sports highlights for you. it's going to warm up to the northeast. take a look at that. all your weather temperatures. you are watching "fbn:am," your

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lauren: welcome back to the latest in sports. san antonio spurs have a five game made for second place. fourth quarter, james harden drove a three pointer to give the rockets a five-point lead. under 30 seconds left, and puts the spurs back in front with three. he scored 17 in the quarter. the spurs they pay to bed now. brackets have a ch arden dry spell that comes from behind, blocks the shot. great defense win at 112-110. andrew brocard making his debut for the cavaliers against the heat. a short night for the seven

footers as second quarter he goes down in pain on display right there, colliding with the defender, dropping to the floor. cross to the sideline, grabs his leg in obvious pain. x-rays reveal a fractured leg. later in the second, they nailed a three pointer. double digits at the break to final second, feels that with another three. on the road 106-98. a big comeback against the celtics. leading the clippers charged with over a minute left in the third. moments later, crawford pulls up in his 53. alianza quarter at 22-51. clippers go on to win 116-102. lauren: if you want to drive through sand dance and luxury,

mercedes says the car for you and for me. the suv will be the world's most expensive sports utility vehicle the price tag of $500,000. the suv will be limited to a run of only 99 of these. mercedes g class 650 will have a beach ball then jen and a style retractable roof in the back as part of diamond strategy to target ultra- wealthy customers with high margin models. a course, the more affordable cars they sell a large volume. lauren: she's a beauty. i'll take one, too. we'll tell you what the british parliament has to say about high heeled shoes. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

nicole: the british parliament for us to focus on high heels after a receptionist was sent home from work without pay for wearing flat shoes. your employment ages he has a dress code specifying that female workers must show up for work with a shield between two and four inches. she started an online petition and shake out more than 150,000 signatures and that made it

eligible for debate and the country's parliament. not everybody wants to wear high heels. lauren: man would have to wear them, too then? thank you are watching this tuesday morning i'm "fbn:am." nicole: markets pulling back this morning. right over to maria bartiromo. maria: good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i maria bartiromo. tuesday march 7th. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. gop and billing replacement for obamacare this week that the long-awaited hill called the american health care act eliminates any taxes and penalties tied to the current legislation. it is unclear how much the plan will cost. house committee on ways and means chairman, kevin brady weighed in on the changes. >> it is obamacare gone because we repeal of those taxes to my mandates, subsidies.