the tree into breaking news this morning. congressional committees were at the nape of the house ways and means committee the house ways and means committee passed him in a replacement bill for obamacare just an hour ago. we will tell you what's next. good morning. and nicole petallides. lauren: good morning, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti. the biggest slump in oil prices and with the dell jones industrial average fell in 69 points yesterday. it's been 101 days since the 1% decline for the index. we will ask if investors should brace for a big move down there. we'll see.

down to seven, s&p up a fraction. nicole: investors look to tomorrow's u.s. jobs data and next week's fed meeting. nikkei up one third of 1%. and china come to shanghai composite index down three quarters of 1%. lauren: oil prices .5% on record oil supply. right now, oil to the upside by 15 cents b. $50.42 a barrel. nicole: google, samsung and microsoft struggled to explain why they're smart tvs can be signed by the cia. lauren: about tonight for golden state warriors as they go down for the boston celtics and breath debut for 10 tivo against baseball's major leaguers. we'll have this highlights for you. nicole: thursday, march 9th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news.

lauren: the house ways and means committee approved in the republican health care bill following the 23 training next info. kevin brady says he voted repeatedly to and obama carries crushing taxes and mandate in the sure patients have more power over health care after the committee as well as the house energy and commerce committee worked all night, 18 hours on the markup sessions for amendments to the bill. it has to pass these two committees to make it to the full house for and then hope to get to the senate. nicole: meanwhile, paul ryan tonight defended the bill from conservative criticism. >> we spent a year working on this plan. all house republicans participated in this bid anybody who i may give credit to the table and then we reached consensus as conservative republicans. we called it a better way. we put it on the internet. we'll bring for congress in 2016

on that plan. it was modeled on the time price legislation. that's what this is. nicole: jerry lewis has learned that lasted it though. reporter: lauren and nicole, republican mark bennis, chairman of the house freedom caucus has emerged as one of the nation's chief critics from the gop obamacare replacement bill. with his beef? refundable tax credit. according to an op-ed he wrote for fox news.com. subsidies will remain them refundable tax credit. and that it didn't feel that way two years ago when he cosponsored a bill penned by now health and human services secretary tom price to replace obamacare subsidies with, well you guessed it, refundable tax credits. challenge on the flip of wednesday, north carolina congressman -- the question. >> in a selected >> in its look at section two in

section three of the philanderers. a repeal to mandate from the repeal of the insurance mandate. it did what we are promising the american people. this is not tom prices bill and not what we promised the american people. reporter: freedom caucus board members who sponsored our congressman scott perry. stephen pearce and jeff duncan. we asked the congressman what they think of the bill. none except perry responded. the pennsylvania congressman said pennsylvania congressman say that the gop bill is a good starting point but did mention tax credits. this has credits. the something of a sticking point for critics, many in the senate were leader mitch mcconnell could move to republicans to get the bill passed. four have issues with medicaid reform. two others say the replacement bill will save no money. defendant planned parenthood is yet another sticking point. clearly the gop replacement bill is facing serious headwinds then much of the travelers coming from fellow republicans. back to you. nicole: gerri willis, thank you.

we will have a live report from washington in just a few minutes. lauren: president transfer by his executive order of the travel ban. the lawsuit says the orderable arm the population, tourism and foreign students. >> the entire history culture of life based upon nondiscrimination, either in its constitution as well as the net loss. hawaii actually has a 20% foreign-born residents. 100,000 people who are noncitizens as low as 20% of our work force also foreign-born. lauren: may not come the department of homeland security says illegal crossing the mexican border dropped 40%. in fact more than that last month. 43,000 people apprehended january, but the number fell to 24,000 in february. in a statement by secretary john

kelley said in the early matters committee turns matters in the comprehensive immigration of arsenic can make an impact. back from homeland security secretary john kelley. true to federal investigators say an insurgent fighters able to get rid of any process after lying about his identity. activities in the u.s. might later triggered an investigation by the chewing terrorism task force. experts say the case demonstrates the challenge of getting people with little documented history. lauren: president trumpeted his choice for u.s. ambassador to russia. former utah governor and gop presidential candidate himself, john hunt and is expected trying software. ambassador to china during the upon administration is considering a run for the senate in 2018. the appointment comes a senior members of the tribe administration is questions about contact with the russian government. he had been critical of trump during the presidential campaign

and called on him to drop out of the race after release of the recording right track made comments about women. nicole: i just spoke with abby huntsman and she said she will miss her has an trend data as they move to both create tried to sell a key material for a minute on trade nuclear weapons to nuclear weapons to an identified nuclear weapons to identify buyers last year. it is the latest of many new threats from north korea. north korea. u.n. security council held an emergency session yesterday to discuss north korea's launch of four ballistic missiles on monday. u.s. ambassador to the united nations, and nikki haley said all options are on the table. >> if you look at the situation in 2016, think about it. two nuclear attacks, 24 ballistic missiles by north korea. that's not normal on anybody's radar. that's concerning on everybody's radar and it's something that the world needs to be focused

on. nicole: to rent the north korean missile test since president trump was inaugurated. lauren: we begin in a show where you just heard from nikki haley, the u.n. ambassador saying they had to reevaluate how they took north korea and missile tests. the cost in south korea to two tenths of 1% of the geopolitical risk. hang saying in hong kong got 1.2%. shanghai composite down three quarters of 1%. the japanese market that could indicate in the third of 1%. trying to hear from the european central bank. bin laden associates down half of 1%. tac down one 10th of 1%. german dax recorder 1%, not likely to move rates and reduce bond buying the maker of in december. nicole: the big story with a five plus% cut in the price of oil took down the energy stocks of major averages only.

the dow down this morning, features at 10 points. s&p trying to eke out again here out .25 this morning. tried to the big selloff in oil. today you get a little pop, 60 cents. try and hold on to the 50 level. hold down again done seven sessions. donna was five bucks. tall pino for a troy ounce. lauren: today is the eighth anniversary of the bull market, hey 5666. the dow and s&p have been your have been your record highs it down only. the loss is relatively modest if the dow and s&p have gone 101 days without a 1% drop. with investors on hold ahead of the jobs report tomorrow coming next week's fed meeting, what should we watch out for? is there a big selloff in the car? rothbard and joining us here on site. good morning to you, brad. we've seen small declines all week on this anniversary of the

bull market. if the bull market continuing? where do they go? >> the beginning of your project with the s&p would be a 10% for the year. we're almost halfway there after two months even without loosing this week. we are up 5%. that's unsustainable for the whole year. i'm not thinking will see a major correction or anything like that. that doesn't seem to be in the cars, the certainly consolidation over the next several months at some point make some sense. but could trigger that, we may have gotten a little bit enthusiastic about the president's reforms. so perhaps we might start to see some reality coming in there. nicole: once we got a 2.6% of the barnyard, that's a fair move. your thought? getting closer. >> yeah, yeah. a couple things i'm not. as rates rise, that will hurt bonds. i would tend to be inactive.

nicole: for the market overall. >> i don't necessarily -- david tepper said the sharp bonds because of rising rates and he was very enthusiastic about stocks. at some point, race gets so high at present enough competition for stocks that people jump the fence. i'm not sure if 2.6 -- i would think the numbers may be higher. lauren: 10 seconds, does the federal reserve rate hike next week? >> i think we will see three -- i think we're going to see four. it wouldn't surprise me. lauren: about marketing, chief investment officer. keep following the markets after a big selloff and coming out. the replacement bill for obamacare passes a big hurdle in congress. getting approval from the house ways and means committee at 4:00 in the morning. house speaker paul ryan's continues to defend the plan.

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lauren: good morning. when marlin club had a 50-nanometer. republicans in their first win in their effort to replace about medicare. after pulling an all nighter, house ways and means committee house ways and means committee proven hup health care bill this morning about one hour ago. next-paragraph in the house energy and commerce committee still debating that bill. federal judge in hawaii fast track in a lawsuit challenging president trump's revised executive order and immigration. sets the stage for a quick ruling on the administration's effort to restrict u.s. travel from six mostly muslim countries. for arguments are set for next

day. oil price is trying to rebound from yesterday's tremendous plunge. prices fell to their lowest level in a year. oil prices are trading at $43.33 a barrel, a decline of 95 cents. a big jump from our wise earlier earlier. u.s. stock market futures down to the path of an path of denial. dow futures down 22 points. s&p futures on one. nasdaq down four. the house ways and means committee approved in the health care bill. quit jenkins live in washington with the very latest. reporter: hey, nicole. good morning. that's right. the first stop for the new health care love to replace obamacare. they just wrapped after 17 hours at 4:17 a.m. in the energy and commerce committee continuing at this hour.

why is it taking so long? for starters, this bill is 123 pages long. you'd think it would get done less quicker. they inflict pain on their republican colleagues to take as long as they possibly can because of their opposition to this thing. you can see if you look in this video, congressman sarbanes-oxley democrat maryland. it's unbelievable. the reason why there's so much fight is back this is the president's first legislative test. he has the republican-controlled congress. first test in the white house could do full load on this thing. >> make no mistake the president is proud of the product we produce. all around the country. reporter: the other problem talk a lot about this bill is

different from republicans themselves particularly conservatives freedom caucus that there. mike leigh, they are opposed to the fact that this band they add entitlement and his conservatives they do not like it. the president having a whole group of conservatives that may be rebellion over the white house even bowling last night, hoping to get this thing through. the president is going to have a lot of capital to make sure this gets through. if it passes ways and means committee will hopefully get to a full floor vote in the house and had to the senate. republicans hopeful the president will sign it before easter. nicole: kris jenkins to the house and senate it goes. thanks, chris. lauren: 9-1-1 emergency system down for customers last night. at least 14 states plus

washington d.c. were not able to call 9-1-1 for a few hours. officials use social media for five hours to one people across the nation about the disruption. at&t said at 10:30 last night they had the problem fixed but did not say what caused the problem with the number of customers affect it. lauren: sports, rough night for the golden state warriors as they go down to the boston celtics. a debut for quarterback tim tebow against baseball's major leaguers. we will have the highlights they are. mild weather to hang around today in the northeast, at least for today. a look at the nationwide weather temperatures. let's check out u.s. stock market futures that the downside now along with oil. dow futures down 16. s&p futures down a point. nasdaq futures down to. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news.

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lauren: staples, one of the stats we are watching. this letter to report lower quarterly sales before the open today between tense competition for the big box stores like wal-mart and amazon.com. analysts looking for jewelers to post higher earnings per share from a year ago on my revenue. the company sterling jewelers is being sued by hundreds of former employees alleging sexual harassment and discrimination. shares have tailored plans

plummeting after men's warehouse and jos a bank reported a bigger than expected fourth-quarter loss as well as disappointing revenue. nicole: to move there. and now the latest from the world of sports. brad stevens brings the celtics brings the celtics to play the warriors. seconds left in the third. south korea says the quarter rounds, borders up to fourth quarter. e.g. a sedan the warriors are a point. here come the celtics. all alone behind the arc now. part of a celtics 1501. you know how isaiah thomas was the fourth quarter. well, he has said from the top of the case and the celtics when it's 99-86. in soccer, lionel massey in barcelona pulling off one of the biggest comebacks. late in the game, barcelona and

its vehicles to advance. the first one on the penalty kick. two minutes later, it gets another chance. nilstat and needs one goal to win it. there is seconds left in that game. a beautiful pass. it's his toe on the ball and not sedan for the winning goal. an unbelievable comeback for barcelona. two baseball comic tim tebow makes his spring debut for the mets. it was not a memorable one. bottom of the three, tivo strikes out. not happy with that call. next inning, since reporting every tivo moment. but the bases loaded, hit sand but tying the game at four. in the eighth, tivo can't again. a long day for tim tebow. passports for you.

lauren: congressional committees working through the night to reshape placement as the new bill passes its first hurdle in congress. despite opposition from his own party house. speaker palmer and continuing to defend the plan. >> all house republicans participated in this. anyone with an idea brought it to the table and reach consensus as conservatives and republicans on with the plan looks like. true to his optimistic. investors on wall street in a holding pattern waiting for more clarity from washington the federal reserve. 101 days about a 1% go south for stock. should investors brace for a downturn that's much bigger? chief investment officer broad market ahead. dow futures down 15 points. they've been done on the edge nasdaq down to. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

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lauren: congressional committees working to deny that the house ways and means committee was that a replacement bill for obamacare an hour ago. we will tell you what's next and have a live report from washington. good morning. i am nicole petallides. nicole: good morning. i am nicole petallides. the biggest fund drive synergies that stand in the dallas all. watching a price. watching a price in setting up this morning. in fact, 49.33 a barrel, the first time below 50 bucks a barrel since december. lauren: the dow falling 59

points yesterday on the job yesterday in oil continuing today. 101 days since a 1% decline for the dow. the last groundwork and if investors should brace for a bigger move ahead. downers across the board to team. nicole: investors also the two tomorrow's u.s. jobs report and next week's fed meeting of course be the nikkei up one third of 1% in japan. the shanghai composite index down three quarters of 1%. lauren: tech companies include google, samsung, microsoft to to explain how smartphones and smart tvs can be used for spying by the cia. we'll take a closer look. trade to a rough night for the golden state warriors as they go down to the boston celtics. a rough debut for tim tebow against baseball's major leaguers. all the highlights for you in sports. lauren: welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news.

the house ways and means committee house ways and means committee approved a more public and health care bill. following the 2316 go commit committee chairman kevin brady says he voted repeatedly they voted repeatedly to and obama cares mandates and ensure patients have more power over their own health care. this after the committee as well as the house energy and commerce committee worked all night on their markup sessions for amendments to the bill. it has to pass these two committees in order to make it to the full house for and then get right over to the senate. lauren: 18 hours overnight. they ordered pizza and donuts. paul ryan tucker carlson tonight defended the bill from conservative criticism. >> we spent a year working on this plan. all house republicans participated. anybody who had an idea brought it to the table and we reached consensus as republicans on what the plan looks like. we put it on the internet.

we all ran on that plan. it was modeled on the tom price legislation. that's what this is. lauren: gerry willis looks at the conservative backlash to the bill. reporter: born on a call, republican mark meadows, chairman of the house for dukakis has emerged as one of the chief critics of the gop is obamacare placement felt. the refundable tax credit according to an op-ed he wrote for fox news.com. leadership wants to keep obamacare like subsidies to buy insurance but renamed the refundable tax credit. meadow didn't feel that way two years ago when he cosponsored a bill penned by now health and human services secretary tom price to replace obamacare subsidies with you guessed it, refundable tax credits. challenged on the flip-flop

wednesday, the north carolina congressman dodged the question. the >> in a selected section two in section three of the bill and doors. her appeal to mandates can work to mandates come with health insurance mandate. they did what we promised the american people. this is not tom price is bill. this is certainly not what we promised the american people. trading freedom caucus board members who sponsored the bill or congressman scott perry, stephen pearce and jeff duncan. we asked congressman what they think of the bill. none except perry responded to the pennsylvania congressman said he thought the gop bill is a good starting point but did mention the tax credits. those credits are the only sticking point for critics, many in the senate where mitch mcconnell can lose only two republicans to get the bill passed. republican senators have issue with medicaid reform. defending planned parenthood is yet another sticking point. clearly the gop replacement bill is facing serious headwind and

much of the trouble coming from fellow republicans. back to you. treated to a live report from washington in just a moment. hawaii following a loss lawsuit on the travel ban. the lawsuit says the president sort of a harm hawaii's muslim population, tourism and foreign students. >> the entire history and culture of hawaii is based upon nondiscrimination, either of the constitution as well as the laws. hawaii actually has a 20% foreign-born residents, 100,000 people who were not citizens as low as 20% of our work force also foreign-born. true to meanwhile, department of homeland security said illegal crossing to the mexican border have dropped more than 40% last month. 43,000 people were apprehended in january, but the number fell

to about 24,000 in february. a little scared off maybe. in a statement, tom kelley said -- john kelley sand deterrents matters in the comprehensive immigration enforcement can make an impact. in the meantime, federal investigators was able to get through the process after lied about his identity. activities in the united states triggered an investigation by the fbi's joint terrorism task force. the case demonstrates the challenge of vetting people with little documented history. >> president trump has made his choice for u.s. ambassador to russia. fox news has come armed utah governor gop candidate jon huntsman has except to trump software. huntsman was the ambassador to china during the apartheid evisceration in considering a run for the senate in 2018. the thing that comes as members

of the tribe administration faced questions about contact with the russian government. critical of triumph during the presidential campaign, even called on him to drop out of the race after the release of the recording in which trump made some good comments about women. >> the 9-1-1 emergency system was down. at&t said some wireless customers in 14 states plus washington d.c. were not able to call 9-1-1 for a few hours. officials do social media for five hours last night to warn people across the country about the destruction. at&t said at 10:30 last night the problem is fixed if they did not say what caused the problem or how many customers were a day. w-whiskey of conduct in the global market action. we've been talking about oil the shanghai composite index down three quarters of 1%. the hong kong hang seng was down 1.1%. reese kospi lost a quarter of

1%. japan's nikkei was up one third of 1%. trade through the checkout european markets as the central bank needs today. put them on the down 43 points. half of 1%. cac data quarter 1% the dx in germany a quarter of 1%. trade show where watching chumash job report. down three days in a row for the dow down 20 this morning for features. s&p down one. if that is good based on the private number yesterday, then you could see the rate hike next week and baptized the financials get a path. lauren: bigness once again below $50 a barrel as vicodin making it hard this year so far. 49.4 b. is the latest down one and three quarters%. despite the opec production cuts, record supply in the u.s. gold is down by $4 at 12.05 at troy ounce. actually down with the decline in eight days in a row.

>> no industrial, s&p 500 for the third straight day. the dow, s&p 500 has gone 100 days is that a 1% drop. if investors, on hold ahead of the jobs report from the fed meeting i mentioned and watching for the selloff. we will go right here. broad market, chief investment officer here in the studio. i had one person tell me, by everything in november. now i am stating salary thing now. it's like a rubber band and it's going to snap. but would you say to someone like that? >> i think that's an irrational response. i will confirm the fact the market has gotten ahead of itself. i projected at the beginning of the idf and he would be up 10%. it's a little bit unsustainable. we will see some consolidation. probably during the summer time.

i'm not saying we are going to get a bear market out of bed. it's going to be at some point we will see a lackluster stock market. >> a 1% drop for bigger drop are not really? >> could it be 5%? certainly. certainly i wouldn't see a correction. the rate of increase in the stock market this year. nicole: in the summer we are expected to get tax reform. that might send stocks back. >> possibly. keep in mind there's so much optimism about the president's reforms. probably a little overblown. >> a little bit off. but the big deal? everybody expect something like that. that picture still optimistic. but our president trump's ideas and policies which people are all thinking i'd get delayed and we see that happening. >> i think that could be some of that disappointment we might see that begins this consolidation on stocks.

but not enough really to once again coming up 10% correction. lauren: rerun on the bottom of our screen energy stocks hitting record highs. more than 5% drop yesterday, 2% drop in oil. >> i've had underweight on the energy space for some time. the valuations are high and we see these build. technically -- nicole: the one sector down since the election. what are your hotline? >> president's reform and also rates going up to steeped in a curve. trade to anything else? >> telecom and energy, that technology would be the favorite. lauren: if they were missing? >> i think you guys are knocking the cover, especially at 5:00 a.m. you are not going to cover off of it.

nicole: tv right here and we'll see what happens. broad market, chief investment officer. thank you for joining us. come back and visit us. >> i hope to. lauren: replacement pill for obama cared facing its biggest hurdle in congress. greenlight from the powerful ways and means committee. less than two hours ago. a live report from washington coming out. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

>> good morning. 5:45 a.m. in the yard is a sketchy, but it's happening now. republicans scored their first win in their efforts are placed upon the character played an all nighter, the house ways and means committee approved a gop health care bill this morning. next up, the house energy and commerce committee still debating the bill. a federal judge in hawaii fast tracking a lawsuit challenging president trump's revised executive order on immigration. the move sets the stage for a quick ruling on the administration's new effort to restrict u.s. travel and six muslim majority nations.

her arguments are set for next wednesday. oil prices under pressure again today. in fact, under 50 bucks. prices fell to the lowest levels in a year yesterday on news that u.s. inventories are growing more than expect it. checking prices right now, 49.88 a barrel. u.s. stock market futures today. right now down 15 after three days of selling. s&p also to the downside to the ecb meeting today and jobs report tomorrow. going, that's what's happening now. lauren: break in this morning, house ways and means committee approved and republican health care bill. joining us at the very latest. good morning. >> hey, lauren. good morning. it's unbelievable. the energy and commerce oppressing the night team hour of debate over budget reconciliation. it is unbelievable watching these guys. that's the making member from

new jersey continuing to talk about this. it is unbelievable why exactly is it taking so long for the 123 pages. democrats can simply do it. they can drag it out, inflict pain on republicans. the first legislative test they want to make difficult but that hasn't stopped the white house the white house would go into full mode. your shared space there. >> make no mistake the president as part of the product we produce. we are in sell mode all around the country. reporter: the other problem is dissent within republican ranks. conservatives say they don't like things. they may see entitlements, but that didn't stop speaker paul ran from talking attacker last night saying he's got great confidence in it. >> we are going through what i would call sort of typical growing pains for being an opposition party fighting barack obama, nancy pelosi and harry reid to a governing party.

>> full out war on capitol hill. committees going all night long. we decided to go on capitol hill and talk to members to find out what's going on. take a look. >> we are going to hang back and watch republicans do the circular firing squad as they say. it's such a bad bill that can defend among themselves. >> are you worried about criticism are folks that may need -- may not be on board at all. >> we are getting behind this measure. i guarantee we will back resident trump versus obama cared. >> the white house is engaging. this is a priority he made that promise. this is what folks ask for and we are going to go get it done. reporter: this bill, all 123 pages must pass both committees before getting to the full house floor for a vote. republicans hope it will give the president's signature before easter.

after what was in the last 24 hours and just not sure it's going to happen. >> have also signaled once they handle health care they can get on with tax reform. the market is watching. nicole: coming up in sports, rough night for the golden state warriors as they go down to the boston celtics. rough debut for 10 tivo against major leaguers. all the highlights there. mild weather to hang around today in the northeast, at least for today. here's a look at the nationwide weather temperature. checking out u.s. stock market futures this morning after three days of selling, dow, s&p down again just lately. s&p down i did at one point. dow futures down 17. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ways wins.

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fancy something special happening right now. seconds left in the game, makes a beautiful pass right there beautiful pass rate thereto beautiful pass right there to search ever bear beautiful pass rate thereto sir jay roberto forgets his toe on the ball and oxygen for the winning goal. unbelievable comeback for barcelona. to baseball, 10 tivo make his spring debut for the manson is not a memorable one. tivo strikes out. not happy with the call. it is reported every moment with the bases-loaded hits into the double play. tying the game at four. 10 tivo -- it is a really long day for him. nicole: coming up, we'll tell you about tender his latest service for only the coolest of the cool. is that you? dow futures down 23 after three days of saladin.

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