gayle: the democrats wanted this to pass because it wouldn't repeal obamacare and his party would have been victorious taking over the economy. lou: lauren: breaking news this morning. a republican failures sparking a selloff in global stocks are happy monday. good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. trained to good morning. i'm nicole petallides. the dow down 50 points and now the global stock market selloff. dow futures down 180 points. right now we can see asian markets under pressure. lauren: the japan u.k. listing 1.5% and china's shanghai slightly lower. nicole: looking at europe, stocks opened lower as well. checking in on the market to see the london ftse down three quarters of 1%.

same with the german dax. lauren: oil prices fell last week. $47.65 a barrel down to 31%. oldest to win a race in 1.5% last week and up again this morning. nicole: the dollar broadly lower. the yen is the big story. the euro, yucatán stronger against the greenback this morning. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. monday commercial in the seventh. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. we begin with a spirit behind the global south in the market that we are seeing ,-com,-com ma the white house regrouping after friday's failure to replace obamacare. the administration signaling that may increase its outreach to democrats if they cannot get enough support from hard-line conservatives. all of this after the republican health care bill is pulled from the hospital friday following strong opposition from the freedom caucus. >> we are moving on the tax reform. we've got the budget coming out.

i think it is more or less a warning shot that we are willing to talk to anyone. we always have been and i think more so now than ever, it is time for both parties to come together and get to real reforms in this country. nicole: senate minority leader chuck schumer saying democrats are willing to work with the gop on improving the current health care lot if republicans agree to stop trying to repeal it. >> we have ideas, they have ideas to improve upon the care. we never said it was perfect. we always have referred to improve it. reset retailers at the table. one other point, for the president to say that he looked right or undermine it, that is not presidential. nicole: meanwhile, jim jordan, the cofounder of the house freedom caucus explaining his position. >> instead of the blame game, let's get to work. let's get back to work and do

what we told the voters who would do. there's does 17% of the country approved this bill. the fact we opposed it, we did the country a favor because they still didn't repeal obamacare. this bill didn't do with the told the american people we would do. nicole: for more on this, live report from washington in a few minutes. lauren: stocks under pressure this trading week it finally got the first quarter after republicans on friday canceled a bill -- a vote on a bill to replace obamacare. posting their biggest weekly decline we've seen in months. not looking any better. that feature someone under 40 points and s&p futures on 20. gary b. smith, edema or president joining us now. investors looking for more business friendly progrowth policies from president trump. how does the setback with the administration's health care bill affect the plans to

overhaul the tax code and pay for infrastructure improvement. >> you will be tough at this point. it's funny, last week we were talking about everything was going so smoothly, that we were kind of -- at least i was thinking there's got to be some big down day and maybe it turns out there's going to be down week or maybe a few weeks. my premise is based. the rally from the time trump got elected until just a week or so ago was all built on him being able to get things done, change things. the failure of the health care bill to get any progress puts everything into jeopardy. that was just a single issue. you talk about infrastructure, which touches all 50 states, every senator or congressman and then tax reform, which touches every industry. you have to think what are the odds are that getting done.

if those don't get done, then your premise for the whole rally since trump got elected are in jeopardy. >> we came off a tough week. it is their worst week of 2017. we've seen the selling underway. what are your thoughts going forward? you use words like jeopardy. there's still hope for tax cuts and believe that donald trump is a great president. >> exactly. when did i become indicative nelly? let's just say there is all gloom and doom and we gave back the 2017 games. that takes us to 19.5 on the dow. if you say the whole trump riley based on that evaporates, that takes us down to 18.5, where we broke out thereabouts. but then the positive. you have to think, even though

things like this health care got stalled, he's going to be better for the economy. i truly do believe this then hillary clinton would've been. certainly better than obama. i don't see us dropping much below that get to 18.5 if we get there. i'm positive that he can get anything through, infrastructure , but but especially for tax reform, which i do think there will be some progress there. i still think we can have a pretty good 2017. i think we need a drop down now based on all the reaction and rhetoric, regroup and then maybe smooth sailing after mid-april or so. >> we got to leave it there. gary b. smith, kadina president and fox news contributor. nicole: michael euston, chief market analyst at cmc markets. good morning, michael. >> good morning.

trying to basically selling across the globe and worries now that health care didn't go through. what are the deals on trend going forward? some people are optimistic. your thoughts. >> cap, i think when you can't get an agreement on something like health care, where i think there was a broad consensus amongst republicans that it didn't really need reforming. if you can't get any consensus they are, really what are the prospects for tax reform? what are the prospects for patent reform and infrastructure spend. let's not forget the rally we've seen since mr. trump was elected in november was predicated on significant reform on things like obamacare, tax reform and banking reform. if you can't get -- if you can't get significant reform on something, it really brings republicans together than the likelihood of significant tax reform and that calls into

question the significance of any potential stimulus that market could be praising him. that's why you see yields coming up in the u.s. dollar coming up and also brought a commodity weakness. there is some doubt that some doubt setting in now about whether or not mr. trump can actually go forward with an ambitious plan. >> europe seen a reaction to all of this, too. the ftse 100 at a one-month low. bank stocks hit hard today. the u.s. dollar giving up gains for 2017. how closely are you watching the dollar? >> i'm watching the dollar very closely. the dollar index has fallen below the lowest levels this year to close in on levels last seen in november. further boost lower on the back of the lower yields we see it could have a significant drag on equity markets going forward.

i think there's potential for about 2000 on the s&p. michael euston, chief market analyst -- michael tran 11, chief market analyst at cmc markets. lauren: a new white house official confirming to fox news that the office will be run by jared kushner, trump's son-in-law and senior adviser. the office lease business solutions and according to the "washington post," the office will be filled by business executives and bring new thinking to washington. traded the senate judiciary committee expected to vote on justice neil gorsuch next week before moving it to the full senate for consideration. more democrats voicing their support for a filibuster against him which requires 60 votes to break. republicans currently have 52 seats. senator lindsey graham on sunday morning futures.

>> is what i would tell my democrat friends. if you cannot find the courage to vote to give within 60 votes, we cannot find a better person for you to vote unless a a republican then you're letting the senate traditions go away. you give into political demagoguery and leading the country down. nicole: justice antonin scalia with the leading figure. lauren: protest taking place in moscow and other cities across russia, thousands of people rallied in same petersburg and calling for top officials to resign. dozens of arrests have been reported in what appeared to be the biggest protest since the 2012 demonstrations over allegations of vote fraud. the state department condemning the arrest which include an opposition leader is an outspoken critic of russian president vladimir putin. nicole: prosecutors to rest on criminal charges including bribery and abuse of power.

a court will now decide whether it will issue an arrest warrant after studying the evidence. if arrested, it would be the first south korean leader to be put behind bars since two former military takers were imprisoned in the 1990s. she was surveyed from office earlier this month after the countries constitutional court upheld the impeachment. they sing in health care to see a spark in a global stock markets morning as the white house is reportedly open to working with the democrats. >> i think the president disappointed in the number of people he thought were loyal to him that where. that all being said, i want people out there to understand that this president is not going to be a partisan president. lauren: live report from washington on the president's move from taxpayers. dow futures down 187 points.

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5:15 a.m. in era care. your stock index futures pointing to a weak start to the day continuing the trend. stocks are selling off globally after republicans canceled the vote on the bill to replace obamacare. the cannot futures for the downside. meanwhile, president trump took to twitter to attack conservative lawmakers for derailing the vote. the president signaled his willingness to work with democrats on other legislative issues. the trump administration condemning the arrest of hundreds of protesters in russia yesterday. thousands of people took to

streets in cities across the country to demonstrate against government corruption. among those arrested with an opposition leader whose an outspoken critic of russian president vladimir putin. huber is putting the brakes on itself trailing vehicles. the experiment after one crashed in tempe, arizona. tempe police say another vehicle failed to yield at a traffic signal in a collided with the uber suv. that is happening now. the white house knows they claim it's open to working with democrats as it shifts its focus from health care to tax reform. griff jenkins live in washington with the latest. hi, greg. good morning. >> hey, good morning. they don't have any choice because after failing to repeal and replace obamacare, the term administration moving onto the next next item, tax reform. >> we are moving on to tax reform. we've got the budget coming out.

we are willing to talk to anyone. we always have been and more so now that never come a time for both hardee's to come together and get to real reforms in this country. >> the only problem and it's been more than 30 years since the tax system had a major overhaul of a no-space-on republicans have a difficult time agreeing on things. nevertheless, chairman of the house ways and means committee kevin brady says things are on track for this spring. >> we will move forward with the boldest tax reform in a generation. all throughout health care as well. we will continue to make improvements. we are planning to move this on the ways and means committee in the spring. >> before that, they will have to tackle the simple task for spending bills, but already questions are being raised about the future speaker paul ryan, representatives mark meadows

believes the caucasus to do with health care last week says there's no talk about replacing the speaker. >> there's no conversation going on right now with regards to replacing the speaker. we are there to get this across the finish line. we are committed to the current speaker and make sure that what we do is get some consensus. >> the white house opened the door to working with democrats, but that was met by threats from none other than senate minority leader, chuck schumer, who said the who said the president trump to undermine obamacare. an interesting week in washington already and it's only monday morning. lauren: only monday morning. chris jenkins connected a mac so much. nicole: the final four of the ncaa said. gonzaga and south caroline have never been there before. oregon was there in 1939 and north carolina, let's just say this is not your usual final four. we will tell you all about it.

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nicole: let's check on what's going on dow futures. dow futures down 133, as in the future step 19.

down seven days in a row, longest losing streak since november. the worst week of 2017. the pressure. the pressures on after after the failed health care bill last week. lauren. lauren: once again, disney's tale as old as time tryouts at the box office. >> we must be here. >> who's there? come into the light. lauren: the live-action picture remains number one and grossing nearly $700 million worldwide. in second place, teenagers fighting alien invaders. but a power rangers movie bringing in $41 million, knocking skull island down to third place with $14 million. the new sci-fi horror film took fourth with around $12 million for loken rounded out the top-five polling in $10 million in its fourth weekend.

lauren: at this time out for sports. we start with the finish in the south regional ncaa men's tournament and north carolina versus kentucky. this is unbelievable and he turned in a classic. carolina looks in control, but kentucky very slippery. kentucky down one. now watch carolina's justin jackson and bound and he seeks all alone at the court, makes the lead. north carolina had three. 11 seconds to go. he knocks down three to tie the game. carolina against the timeout. you may not come the jumper for the land. here it is, all in slow motion. merit carolina begins its 175 to 73. they advance to the final four for the 20th time. they will take on the oregon ducks with a gut wrenching loss for kentucky.

after the game, fought back tears. >> it will be difficult to get over. that's all i got. [inaudible] nicole: florida hoping to win south carolina's improbable run late second half. javon allen makes the bank shot. gators up to with two minutes left. south carolina on the run. game pktika, under a minute to go, south carolina finds bart getting nervous. his team is resilient. seals the deal. south carolina winds that come at answers to the final four. first time in history. the first time i had a house full of people that last-minute shouting, screaming icily keeps

going back and forth. lauren: awesome game. before you have the greatest learning, literature monday morning forecast with fox meteorologist, add-on klotz. >> a couple areas i want to highlight in the northeast. mostly springlike with a little wintry mix as well. you're talking about massachusetts. are there to the north, often on snowfall for the higher elevations. rain stretching down from boston to d.c. none of those big storms. there is some potential for severe weather in the middle of the country. thunderstorms moving and insert quidnunc is getting over towards nashville. this is your severe weather threat for the today. we talk about -underscore items and tornadoes a little bit today.

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nicole: breaking news this morning. republicans say are on obamacare sparked a selloff in global stocks. good morning. i am nicole petallides. lauren: good morning, everybody. i'm transferred. the dow down 59 points announced a global stock market selloff. the dow is down for the extent appropriate futures down row. futures down 126 points. the longest losing streak in five and a half years. trade to the japan nikkei lost 1.5%. the shanghai composite down a 10th of 1%. lauren: stocks open lower in europe as well.

the ftse down 47 points in london and the dax in germany down 90. nicole: commodities like oil prices down. under pressure today down more than half a percent. 1260 gold upon the sandbox. lauren: broadly lower against major currencies now. the u.k. pound at 125 versus the u.s. dollar. nicole: yields on the 10 year treasury bond to point takes 3%. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york monday, 27th of march. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: behind the global selloff in the market, the white house regrouping after friday's failure to replace obamacare. the white house signaling that may increase outreach to democrats if they cannot get enough report of the hardline conservatives. this comes after the republican health care bill was pulled from the hustler following strong opposition from the freedom caucus. >> we are moving on to tax

reform. the budget coming out. i think it is more or less a warning shot that we are willing to talk to anyone. we always have been and more so now than ever it is time for both parties to come together and get to real reforms in this country. nicole: senate minority leader chuck schumer saying democrats are willing to work with the gop improving the current health care the if republicans agreed to stop trying to repeal it. >> we have a ds, they have ideas to try to improve obamacare. we never said it was perfect. will he said would work to improve it. we said repeal is off the table. >> one other point on this. for the president to say that he will destroy it or undermine it, that's not presidential. lauren: congressman jim jordan, cofounder of the freedom caucus explaining his position. >> let's do the responsible

thing, get back to work and do with 17% of the bill. maybe the fact we oppose that, did the country a favor because the bill didn't repeal obamacare or do what we told the american people were going to do. lauren: may not come house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady hopes to the tax reform bill through his panel this spring. >> u.s. features after the house republicans on redick canceled about on a bill to rep major stock index posting their biggest weekly decline in month. right now what is going on with teachers. dow futures down 126 points. s&p futures down 18. we bring and gary b. smith, fox news contributor, good morning, gary. stocks off the worst week on the

longest losing streak since 2011 certainly feels they are under pressure as the fear in next job. what is the deal now going forward? >> i think this is all coming in now, live by a trump rally, diabetic trump rally. i hate to say it. all of us were thinking since he got elected that bureaucrats in the market, which everyone loved and applauded. i never even thought we'd get to 21,000 was all due to expect nations on what the administration could do. of course after friday's action, that brings everything into question. that's why you see the selloff. until we see some positive news that they can really get some done, the reason people voted for then voted for then maybe at best a kind of move sideways, drift down a little bit. lauren: what levels are looking up for the dow and s&p and the demonstration has signaled they are willing to work with moderate democrats.

holiday change legislation coming forward with or be budget, taxes, drug prices cannot does that change things? >> two great questions. double-blind, 19.5 on the data. that would take us back to where we started in 2017. down another thousand points or so. that would not be a lot of pleasure, but that seems realistic. the whole trump name is summer bash. that takes us down to where we broke out after we got elected richard b. 18.5. both are reasonable. 19.5 is probable that this point. so if trop moves more to the left, which of course attract supporters but hey, but it becomes more like a bill clinton president and actually get some checkmarks in the win column like infrastructure would probably be the best. i think that would be very positive for the market.

he may not get relayed it, but i think that would be positive. both the republicans to a certain extent than the democrats are saying you must move to the center if you want to get things done. you will probably will move there. that will be good. nicole: last week we saw weakness in financials trade utility gain is the safe haven. is there a sector like now going forward for the next six months? >> there is. i still like if you move the entertainment sector because when it's all said and done, and night and still going to turn on my comcast and my netflix. just reading articles in "the wall street journal" where everyone views netflix has the big hollywood sector. nicole: gary b. smith, kadina group president. fox news contributor. nicole: at that check and overseas.

i dare, michael. >> good morning. nicole: resolve this populism spear, donald trump elected as president. over the weekend, german chancellor angela merkel got this yesterday because her conservative party won a regional election. what does that mean to you? >> welcome to assert that increases the prospects angela merkel will get reelected in september. the german election is close to call. wish scholz becoming her likely opponent in those selections in the americana the likelihood of a benign outcome for germany if they think much more probable because both leaders are pro-european. the biggest concern remains around in the french presidential election and the likelihood we get a lame duck president there because ultimately whoever gets elected whether the emmanuel background or marine le pen, neither is

likely to gain the french parliamenparliamen t in pushing through a dairy farm programs to mock the markets would prefer, his lack of popular support means he's going to have to reach out to the conservative part of the french parliament. >> the german election, french election. what does this mean for investors? >> i think the likelihood is why we've got a little bit of a weakness it's better for the market. he's pro-european, ultimately the pro-european candidates are likely to be the best outcome for the market which would suggest any fit in european markets is short-lived because there are much cheaper. lauren: we see the dollar to 2017 though.

but does that mean if you watch currencies? >> in terms of mr. trump, that's a good thing. he's always been paid to say this dollar is bad. a fund with a sub off the cliff, the downside is likely to be fairly limited and that should underpin u.s. stocks in the short term. lauren: michael hewson versus the s&p at 2300. he told us that earlier. nicole: president trump set to announce a new white house office of innovation today. cedar white house official confirmed to fox news the office will be run by jared kushner, trump said ahmad and senior. he was as the solutions to reform the government according to the "washington post," will be farmed by business executives in bringing new thinking ride into washington. lauren: protest in moscow and other cities across russia. st. petersburg calling for top officials to resign. dozens of arrests have been

reported in what appeared to be the biggest protest since the 2012 demonstrations of her allegations of vote fraud. state department condemning the arrest which include an opposition leader was an outspoken critic of russian president vladimir putin. nicole: prosecutors in south korea to arrest former president on criminal charges including bribery and abuse of power. the court will now decide whether it will issue an arrest warrant after studying data to. if arrested, probably the first south korean leader put behind bars since two former military dictators were imprisoned in the 1990s. she was removed from the office earlier this month after the country's constitutional court upheld the parliamentary impeachment. lauren: a look at the headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal" "wall street journal." parents have been sanctioned for an continuous companies sanctioning 15 american companies in retaliation for

restrictions to trump administration imposed trump administration opposed a renewed link companies and people allegedly connected the ballistic missile program. merkel's party scores an election win in a key test of voter sentiment. germany kicked off its election with an unexpected big fake greek for angela merkel's conservative party in a state of party in the state though showing it can send off a resurgent opposition. hollywood studio software films in online. they're planning to move ahead with premium video on demand making major movies available to home viewers within weeks after they first hit theaters. nicole: coming outcome of global markets also watching foreign -- kim jong good and north korea could launch another nuclear test in a matter of days. how should the united states respond? we'll ask gordon chang, author of the nuclear showdown directory takes underworld. stockmarket futures after the worst week in 2017 or under pressure with global stock

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lauren: good morning. 5:45 a.m. on the doubt to the theocratic on the diaper that the conduct of what's happening right now. u.s. stock market futures to add a straight down a peer futures up 137 points. the longest wining streak of ipad five years. so enough been canceled about on a a bill to replace obamacare. meanwhile, president trump took to twitter to attack conservative lawmakers for derailing the vote on obamacare replacement bill. signals a willingness to work with democrats on other legislative issues. the trump administration condemning the arrest of hundreds of protesters in russia

yesterday. thousands of people took to the streets in cities across russia to demonstrate against government corruption. among those arrested as an opposition leader has an outspoken critic of russian president vladimir putin. uber putting the brakes on itself driving cars experiment after one question can become arizona on friday. another vehicle failed to yield to traffic signal and collided with an uber suv. no serious injuries were reported, but were suspending their program. trade to global markets paying close attention to donald trump's move. north korea could be set to launch another nuclear test in just a matter of days. how should the united states respond? we are with gordon chang author nuclear showdown north korea's take on the world. good morning, according. the question now is president donald trump, or administration has so many things they are focused on.

health care, tax cuts and north korea may do another missile test. does that distract all the worries we have at home for what we should do or could do? how does it get handled? >> is certainly does. one of the reasons china makes north korea. every time north korea do something provocative, launch a missile coming detonate a nuke, we are not paintings important to us like cyberattacks for commercial purposes, south china sea. so it is a dynamic that beijing really likes these days. tranter reanimating between donald trump and the president of china early next month. how does the north koreans that is fixed missile test, how does that affect the meaning of the trump and the chinese president? >> fox news reporting north korea's ready to detonate a nuclear weapon. really what they will do is sign up for a political purpose, both external and internal and indeed when you have the president of

china and the president of the u.s. government to countries important to north korea meeting for the first time in donald trump on the world stage, north korea may well decide to say look, i'm important because they think they will detonate the new plan. we don't know, but that's my guess. lauren: we are worried about the middle east condemn north korea for lunch in nice. there's been talk the next world war starts in the middle east but moves on from asia specifically. what are your thoughts and people talk about the big picture? >> whatever it is when it is when we have an incidental spread across the world and can easily start in east asia. north korea manager at the low threshold of risk. in secure at home. whatever it is, we will see the iran, pakistan, north korea, china take advantage of problems elsewhere and therefore we will see problems in that simultaneously. been a new version of stability and i think we are going to see

the consequences of that very soon. lauren: how close is north korea to putting a nuclear warhead on a ballistic missile to hit the united states. >> about for years. three missiles can hit the lower 48 states. they are not tested or they are not tested well, but they are based on proven technologies. the only thing they can do is made a nuke to them for an intermediate-range missile. they have the technology and need to develop better heat shielding and will hold this as ransom. that's about it for your timeframe. nicole: you said trump was handed a tough plate gave >> yes. we've seen from the beginning of georgia all the way through both previous administration have not defended peace and stability. trump has a very difficult position. nicole: gordon chang, author of nuclear showdown on the coming collapse of china. thanks for joining us. lauren: thank you, gordon.

inside and south carolina have never been there before. oregon was there back in 1939. how about north carolina? let's just say this is not your usual final four. we'll tell you more. the final box office truncheon a raunchy film about the california highway police. >> this job is my one shot at saving my marriage. >> what are you wearing? >> my uniform. >> on a the motorcycle caught. i've got no emotion. lauren: looks like stacks of losers this morning on wall street. don't features some 134 points. s&p down 18. nasdaq futures and 42. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ walk this way ♪ walk this way ♪ walk this way ♪ give me a case ♪

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the third-place spot. a sci-fi horror film took fourth with around 12 million while logan rounded out the top five in chips, the new action flick about the california highway patrol fell flat remain in only 7.6 million in its debut weekend. lauren: i hadn't heard about until just now. tempers price. -- time for sports. north carolina versus kentucky. this one is a classic. the final minute of the game. carolina looks like it was his in control. kentucky down one. that last carolina's justin jackson on the inbound. he sneaks away and is although the ending makes delay in. north carolina three. 11 seconds to go. monica can not stomach and tested three to tie the game. carolina decides against the timeout. he may not down the jumper for the win.

look at them get excited. here it is in lowball. north carolina wins 75-73 and advanced to the final four for the 20th time, the most in ncaa history. they'll take on the oregon ducks next. burger king, florida hoping to end the late second half. gauges are up to. two minutes on the clock. south carolina on the run. takes a jumper, up for with that. we've got under a minute to go. alan drives and a salad. florida is down too. south carolina coach frank mart getting nervous here but his team is resilient. final second to play. south carolina wins and advances to the final four. for the first time in history and they will play next. nicole: will show you a dog who knows how to i.c.e. the puck.

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