we'll take up -- we'll take up obamacare the next time we meet, mollie, charlie. thank you for joining us train to breaking news this morning after serving puerto rico, hurricane lili as we gain strength with the dominican republic feeling the wrath. puerto rico 100% without power. lauren: in washington, and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell promising to vote on the latest and last attempt by republicans to repeal and replace obamacare. train to the federal reserve to sell off the bond portfolio after the dow hitting a record. futures pointing to the slightly lower open. lauren: in europe, stocks holding steady. dx and germany a 41. cheryl: stocks finish reacting to the bank of japan up a .1%.

lauren: for security and exchange commission says his computers hacked and information may have been used for illegal trading. train to the fcc. apple has a problem. apple watch can't connect for calls and text messages. they've got a plan. "fbn:am" starts right now. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. we want to wish you a happy new year. and lauren simonetti. lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everyone. and cheryl casone. a big groups for this new debut. lauren: the watch is $400 senate hits the the shelves tomorrow. we'll see. hurricane marie of regaining strength as it passes near the

dominican republic. right now a category three storm maximum sustained winds of 115 miles an hour after maria tore through puerto rico in the u.s. virgin islands yesterday destroyed hundreds of homes, turning streets into rivers and knocking out power across the entire region. >> logistically it's a big challenge. you don't typically have all the resources you need stored on the island so they have to come from the continental united states over. both are basically without power and will be so for a long time. they both have fragile power systems. cheryl: does the administrator david. they're ready to help the people of puerto rico. president trump treated about this. we are with you and the people puerto rico #pr strong. maria, the most powerful hurricane to hit puerto rico more than 80 years. the eye of the storm to move towards turks and caicos later

today. a live report from janice dean as we continue to monitor hurricane maria. cheryl: make schwarz join us on the phone. good to see you. you're here in new york, correct? being that correct. lauren: can you describe plans and efforts using to help people in puerto rico? >> absolutely. salvation army is different in that the footprint allows a fur community centers in puerto rico and the virgin islands to have resource materials and staff in place. well before the storm we were able to get supplies in preemptively before the storm when hurricane firm had it and now hurricane maria. the salvation army does have across puerto rico seven

locations already stocked and staffed, ready to go. st. thomas we have a team in place they are at locations with the impact from hurricane irma and will be transitioning to begin providing resources they are. st. croix in st. john, things are in place. cheryl: without power, are you able to communicate with anyone in puerto rico? >> so, not just the issue of there being no power. most places, the telephone networks are down. the internet is obviously down. a lot of our communications have either been through text messaging or using part of the salvation army has ham radio operator volunteers that we can utilize to communicate with the people on the island. communications has been a

challenge, but we been able to make contact with all of our staff. lauren: including the southeastern part of the country. i say that because they have a direct hit and it's difficult to get direct contact with the southeast. >> yes, when utilizing amateur radio or ham radio, they are able to somehow pull for battery-operated systems, stuff like that. we've been able to get reports off the island but the damage is and that people are safe in those types of things. obviously, with power being out completely across puerto rico and pretty much st. thomas, st. croix in st. john are also without power. we are having to go with old-school ways of communicating, which ham radio is a sure way to radio. cheryl: we appreciate your

efforts. they are the 12 hour curfew from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. because in complete darkness, it's difficult to work in the flooding in their spheres have not science. they are seeing some looting. cheryl: of course with all that natural disaster the same at the hurricane. we cannot turn our attention to what's happening in mexico. desperate search and rescue operation under way. crews looking for survivors. take a look at the video of rescuers trying to free a trapped girl from the rubble of her collapse school. the 24 hour rescue operation under way. a 7.1 earthquake rocked central mexico tuesday afternoon with hundreds of buildings especially in densely populated mexico city. 240 people killed across the entire region could mexico city mayor there says at least 150 people died in the capital alone. the quake struck 32 years to the day after in 1885 earthquake

killed thousands of people. mother nature just not a friend to the globe right now. >> the iranian press in a romani payday will respond to the 2015 nuclear agreement coming after president trump said he had decided whether to stick with video while not revealing what the decision is. >> he had made a decision. he has not shared that with anyone externally. the prime minister asked if he would share it. he said no. i think as the president has always indicated, he will let you know when he thinks it useful to let you know when he doesn't share his forward planning with people. lauren: the president will meet today with south korea and japan to discuss the north korean threat in his first speech to the u.n. on tuesday, the

president said the u.s. will totally destroy north korea if washington is forced to defend it self or its allies. cheryl: keyword defense. we will have to defend ourselves if kim jong un makes a move against the united states. it seems a bit unfair. now to the battle what happens in washington over health care. the white house offering strong support for the gop's latest plan for obamacare. expecting to vote on a bill by lindsey graham and bill cassidy next week. lauren: blake burman of washington but those details. trini president trump throwing his full report to dismantle obamacare appeared in a series that tweed, he described the graham-cassidy bill at the united nations as great. he is very hopeful republicans will coalesce.

[inaudible] reporter: the timing is crucial. the ability for senate republicans to overhaul the health care system with just 50 votes expires at the end of the month. lindsey graham spearheading the effort to take health care funding down to the state in the form of block grants. >> i will say this to the country as a whole. if you want to repeal it is based upon the care, this is our last best chance and president trump will sign this into law. reporter: senate republicans cannot lose more than three votes. john mccain and lisa murkowski remained noncommittal while susan collins has not provided any assurance. >> no. >> why not? >> because i am doing the due diligence i committed to doing yesterday. >> i am going to wait until the cbo analysis comes down before making a final decision.

reporter: mitch mcconnell intends to bring up the bill next week. with no democratic support, republicans are now left trying to cram a seven-year pledge into an eight-day window. back to you in new york. lauren: time to get a lot done in the 11th hour. the sbc claiming hackers breached their online system and they profited from insider trading. cheryl: tracee carrasco joins us if i didn't have my. tracee: good morning, ladies. this attack occurred in 26 t-tango we are just learning about it now. the sec discovered last month after cybercriminals may have illegally profited by trading on insider information that was stolen. hackers exploited a software glitch in a test component to gain access to nonpublic information. the sec says the hackers didn't get information to personally identifiable information jeopardizes the operations of

the commissioner result in systematic risk. cheryl: from that bridge to another one, let's talk about equifax. they were -- train forward this story keeps on going. some sort of security incident at the three knights, but we didn't know if it was related to the big one. the cybersecurity firm hired to investigate says yes they were related. here's the timeline. investigators say the hackers first interaction with the company occurred on march 10th equifax disclosed he did and discovered the breach until july 29th and of course we know it didn't disclose to the public until september 7th. the fbi investigating. lauren: hackers were there undetected for four months. what's going on with the apple watch? >> there's already an issue with the apple watch before it even hits the shelves.

a wi-fi glitch with the $399 always connected watch that causes it to lose all clinic to be. that problem happened with the wi-fi networks. apple says it is fixing the problem with the software update. supposed to come out tomorrow, right? cheryl: that's kind of a black mark. the apple watch hasn't been so great. thank you very much. a lot more coming out. you want to stay with us. this is a fox news exclusive. the obama administration unmasking americans in the final months of the administration averaging more than one requested stay up until the president's inauguration. speaking of president trump, why he's vastly not the chance to have dinner with him. you are watching "fbn:am."

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the obama administration went as far as requesting the information about trump transition officials in the days leading up to president trump sonata duration. the news comes as they prepare to testify in capitol hill in connection to the russia probe next month. cbs taken an active role in combating the opiate crisis that killed 64,000 people last year alone. the drugstore announcing it will begin limiting prescriptions and also boosting funding for addiction programs. cbs plans to limit initial prescriptions to seven day supply of for new patients. how much would you pay to dine with the president? the trumper election campaign wrestling tickets to the fund raising that are here in new york next week. we can afford this. the bidding starts at $45. that's what's happening now. cheryl: what's on the menu? lauren: also don't know where they will have it yet.

cheryl: mitch mcconnell said he's going to bring the latest apothecary appeal after, the graham-cassidy bill to the senate floor next week and president trump is getting behind it. >> obamacare is only getting worse. it is dysfunctional now. at some point, the senate is going to be forced to make a deal. obamacare is so bad. so i do think it has a very good chance and i certainly hope it passes. cheryl: could this be it? senior policy analyst at the women's forum, patricea a mocha and antwan steve knight. good morning. i'm going to start with you and talk about what's in this build. the key thing for viewers. what the bill escaped a lot of power back to the states. it would block grant obamacare subsidies, medicated pynchon, repeal the mandate. obviously medical device hacks.

this really gives power to the states, patrice. some senators still not committing, in particular lisa murkowski. does this thing have a shot? >> i think it does. make their health care decisions. more equitable which means states like california and health care spending don't get to dominate federal dollars. it is great for states to craft a plan good for citizens. they know what's best for people in their constituency. >> president trump was coming down was coming out and saying he is putting the pressure on rand paul appeared rand paul not behind this. he's saying basically rand paul is a friend of mine. as a negative force when it comes to fixing health care. president going after rand paul

as well as republican senators. is that the right strategy? >> i don't know. i can tell you this is a last-minute political hail mary by the republican party counting this as an attempt to repeal and replace obamacare. this really says it repeals and displaces millions of people on health care in this country. let's be honest. this is not good for her country. this is what i would call disaster care. millions of people whose health care coverage. medicaid as we know it would essentially come to an end. more and more seniors would be without health care and this would be a disaster for markets as a whole and particularly for states have expanded medicaid. that's why you see gop governors come out against this plan so far and will continue to see more gop senators come out against it. >> that factually untrue. you've got over two dozen gop

governors saying we actually support this bill. in arizona, governor ducey came out and said this is a good plan to repeal upon the care and give it back control. i think that's important because senators on the line need to know their governors are behind them and behind this effort. they are administering the program. >> you've also had a number of gop governors who signed a letter with governor terry mcauliffe, head of the national governors association saying this is not good and health care organizations like aarp and hospital organizations who said this is not good for every day middle-class american families. train to patrice coming to patrice coming here is where i think the gop will have a problem with the preexisting conditions. a hot button topic. jimmy kimmel has been on television for the last two nights. this is key.

this bill would give states a chance to apply for a waiver. the waiver would let insurance companies basically charge very incredibly high premiums for those with preexisting conditions. that's what could be the problem. >> it is a challenge with this bill. to clarify the bill doesn't catch preexisting conditions. states can apply for a waiver. that's an opportunity for some private dirt innovation and insured people of preexisting conditions can find something that works for them. it's not just saying people with these conditions will have no health care options. figure out how they can get something within their budget and frankly obamacare for many people it still not within their budget. cheryl: so much to figure out. we are out of time. great to have you on the show. lauren: coming up, after sending puerto rico, category three,

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cheryl: hurricane barrier regaining strength overnight to a cat three storm. janice dean has been tracking. trent high, ladies. unfortunately come the devastation against the u.s. virgin islands, british islands in puerto rico with only 3 million people without power. 135 miles per hour, the storm has now moved into warmer waters. he was distracted by the monotonous terrain across puerto rico. the two feet of rainfall has devastated the area and now we start to see the tide began to reform. strengthening its anticipated.

if there is any good news, it looks like the track brings this east of turks and caicos as well as bahamas and perhaps east of the u.s. coasts. so that would be good news. now we will still remain tracking strands over the next couple days. the cone of uncertainty goes between bermuda and the outer banks here, which would be great news. will be weakening. it depends on the steering currents, but the model this morning are showing a nice trend of remaining offshore, which would be wonderful news, but of course we have to continue to monitor it. as we go further in time monday and tuesday, both of these agree every manufacturer. i would tell everyone across the east coast in the mid-atlantic to the northeast to watch maria. we are still watching tropical storm josé 60 per mile power

storms with the coastal nor'easter impact but otherwise this storm will also remain not sure and josé is helping to hopefully keep maria offshore as well in the next couple days. great news of course the pictures are devastating across the caribbean this morning. cheryl: really quick, over warmer water. that means that it's not good. reporter: warmer water will strengthen the storm. the good news is the steering is going to, we hope, make it moved east of turks and caicos can east of the bahamas and the u.s. it can be the biggest, baddest storm, but if it doesn't touch land that's good news. leah still out there at a run at lower and we are not done until november 30th, ladies. we have some time. sandy had laid out over her. certainly there is a potential for more storms. cheryl: janice dean in the weather center.

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lauren: breaking news this morning after hurricane maria regaining strength with more caribbean island in her site. tracking the storm. trained as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell promising the new health care bill to repeal and replace. train through federal reserve officials will begin selling off their huge bond portfolio next month and that is taking news in

stride. for now, another record high for the dow yesterday this morning down 13 points. strange as you can see right now, a mixed bag slightly lower. lauren: of course taking the news the bank of japan is leaving policies unchanged, they make a up two tenths of 1%. the rest of asia fractionally lower. cheryl: google making a billion dollars at a necktie smartphone maker. lauren: albertsons will soon deliver prepared meals. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 5:32 a.m. in new york. tuesday, september 21st. happy new year to her jewish viewers a lauren: good morning, everybody. 9780. cheryl: mother nature is not a friend right now.

lauren: and she's going to continue. a couple more of this. trent is unbelievable. breaking news this morning is hurricane maria. passing in the dominican republic, category three storm, maximum sustained winds of 115 miles per hour. the tourister puerto rico in the u.s. u.s. virgin islands yesterday destroyed hundreds of homes between streets into rivers and knocking out power across the entire region. >> logistically it's a big challenge. you don't typically have all the resources you need so they have to come from the continental united states over. both territories basically without power and will be so for a very long time. granted i was the fema or yesterday. this is a president trump treated yesterday. we are with you and the people of puerto rico stay safe. #pr strong. the most powerful hurricane to hit in over 80 years.

the eye at this time to move near turks and caicos tonight. she walks on land to regain strength in the warm water. cheryl: she may actually go to the edge of turks and caicos. already have by irma. now i've got to turn their attention to mexico. desperate search and rescue operations underway as crews worked frantically looking for any survivors. the video shows rescuers trying to trap a little girl from the rubble of her school. this comes after the magnitude seven-point to earthquake rocked central mexico tuesday afternoon. hundreds of buildings destroyed in 240 people have been killed across the region. the destruction by the mexico city, densely populated. the mayor said 150 people died just in the capital alone. it struck 32 years to the day that killed thousands of people. lauren: horrible irony there.

the iranian president will respond to any nuclear agreement after president trump said he had decided personally whether to stick with the deal, but he's not revealing his decision yet. >> you've made a decision. he's not shared that with anyone asked her to leave. the prime minister asked him if he would share with her and he said no. so i think, you know, as the president has always indicated, he will let you know when he thinks it's useful that you know when he doesn't share his forward planning with people. cheryl: the president will meet with the leaders of south korea and japan to discuss the north korean strategy. in his first speech to the u.n., the president said the u.s. will totally destroy north korea as washington is forced to defend it out for stylized. trade you will defend ourselves. the president very clear about

that. but a reserve officials with a separate interest rate hike could still be in the cards after detailing the great unwinding of the huge bond portfolio that was built to prop up our economy during the crisis. lauren: adam shapiro has that story. >> good morning cheryl and more into the federal reserve did hold interest rates although the date set themselves up for an increase in september. the federal funds rate is still one and one quarter%. the key issue was the announcement the fed will begin to unwind its balance sheet. this will take a very long time but it will start in october as the federal reserve allows securities, treasury's as well as agency securities to come to maturation and reinvest those funds. fed policies have benefited a few people have a very wealthy americans but not lower income americans. i affect a cherry cherry gelatin here's what she said.

>> we were faced with a huge recession that took enormous toll in terms of pricing large numbers of people in disproportionately lower income people who are less advantage to the labor market. we had 10% unemployment rate and lack of act rational may indicate his maximum employment price stability. we set monetary policy not with a view towards accepting the distribution of income, but towards pursuing those congressionally mandated goals. reporter: said the fed has a cap in place. in october it will be roughly $10 billion this day about the securities to roll off within a year by 2018 it will be up to $50 billion. that would be the captain of $50 billion every month could be unwound from the four-point $5 trillion balance sheet. but to you.

cheryl: a lot happening there in washington. busy. lauren: google is buying a large chunk of the taiwanese smartphone maker at&t. lauren: tracee carrasco joining us with adding more headlines. lauren: good morning, ladies google would pay $131 billion all cash to develop a pixel smartphone. google also gets a nonexclusive license for htc's intellectual property but not acquired any manufacturing assets. it will continue on with some smartphone business even after sending a good portion of it talented operations to google. cheryl: google gets all the talent. the first grocery store to purchase a meal kit service. this is interesting. transfer could be a game changer. albertson operates safeway, jewel and bond. it is like totally burn in afresh. they delivered meal ingredients to customers in a subscription

model will continue to operate like that. the meal kits will be available in some of albertsons 2300 grocery stores. the subscription service is trying to keep up after amazon purchase whole foods. lauren: competitive. they are trying to stay afloat many of them. cheryl: speaking of grocery stores, all the customers getting excited. forget about those absent calendars with the chocolates and then. grocery store selling a wine advent calendar. there it is filled with 24 mini bottles of red, white, rose eight and bubbly, on which totaled the equivalent of six hole bottles. sounds like a good time. unfortunately, this is only sold in the u.k. lauren: hey, why are you telling us about it? cheryl: i love it. i think it's a great story. lauren: and it's a good deal. sixty-seven dollars or so.

cheryl: bring props, samples. tracee: noted, will do. cheryl: a lot more coming out. with adam, historic announcement from the federal reserve throwing away that crash for the economy. >> they will begin the normalcy programs and reduce our security and gradual and predictable manner. cheryl: jonathan hoenig you're talking about the big announcement and how it will affect you. why is taco bell ditching the drive through? we are going to explain. you are watching trendsetting. -- "fbn:am." ♪

cheryl: welcome back. special counsel robert moeller has asked the white house national security adviser michael flynn. reports that the white house has been cooperating with moeller's request over the past several weeks. big changes coming to taco bell. getting rid of dried fruits and this, they will start serving

sangria. tequila, rum or vodka and then. budweiser offering 300,000 with drag through the end of the year. every week and will provide 10,000 and nine different states as well as washington d.c. you'll get a unique right within facebook friends to green. you can use the code to claim to $10 pride credit. that is what is happening right now. >> i hope they go to capitol hill in the wee hours of the morning. janet yellen announcing what is being called the great unwinding of the central bank's four-point $5 trillion bond portfolio to prop up the economy after the crisis. keeping a potential december interest rate hike. talking about how this could affect your money is jonathan hoenig, managing member of the

capitalist. i don't understand the market reaction yesterday why investors are so unconcerned. i was reading at deutsche bank report and they say this is a potential catalyst for the next financial crisis that the dow is the record high. >> of these. it is tremendous. you said it yourself. this is a policy in place for the better part of a decade. nine years, four-point $5 trillion in uncharted territory here. the market has another all-time high, but no one knows what the outcome of the decade-long experiment from the federal reserve has been. no prejudice for modern american history. we are seeing stock prices go up but still tremendous wildcard to undo this massive qualifier that stick in decade putting together. lauren: did it work? did the decisions work in prop up the economy? we don't prop up the market.

>> i agree with what our correspondent asked janet yellen from yesterday's conference but it certainly worked in propping up the stock market imperfect correlation between the intervention in the market in the higher the stock market is gone. this here is a become the easy money policy. yesterday the fed alluded to the fact they didn't understand where inflation was. we know that the market is going on. we don't know the inflation and stocks continue to do well with about three times as many highs and lows. this is going to be years in the making. still unknown with a lot of question marks and fears and concerns. >> defenses will see we will see another rate hike in december and another three and 28 team. your thoughts on the timeline. >> remember when they would start increasing rates with unemployment below 6%. there's really no rhyme and reason. it's really a time to figure out

how many huggies wal-mart is going to sell next quarter. they even said they are data dependent. you've got to keep an eye on the market. if you look what is doing well, banks like citigroup with a 52 week high yesterday. we see in the market of change of leadership that do well with higher interest rates are picking up where technology fell off. lauren: we did see one not in record territory. i am still shocked by the market reaction to what it considered the final exam in the fed's response to the crisis, how they unwind the portfolio. >> it is not the final. it seems that the final but not just yet. nine years to get into this issue with the minimum to get out. the cbo economics dingoes there's no such thing as a free lunch with the long-term effect

of the intervention had to be seen whether the stock market collapse or continue to rally. this is uncharted territory for the modern economic system. cheryl: well put. good to see you, jonathan. cheryl: coming up, we've got some inspiration for you. how this wisconsin security guard became a sensation after a football game. and the red sox with a spot in the playoffs. the first american league pitcher in 20 years to have 300 strikeouts and i suspect a lot more. lauren: i think so, too. train to the death of boxing legend jake lamotta. there's a movie about him. you are watching "fbn:am."

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now, he does it share of the kids love it. [cheers and applause] now you know it's the drive the bus chair. they posted the video on their face but page and it's been viewed about to plant 5 million times. cheryl: that's a good one. a lot more coming up sports. the first story are going to love it. red sox struck out 13 last night to become the first american league pitcher in 18 years. still got number 302 in the eighth inning. the wind when keeping the red sox ahead of the al east.

tampa bay rays and chicago cubs season seven best week last night that the cubs have not lost a three-game series in chicago on september 8 through the tent. trump other 3.5 game lead with a four-game series in milwaukee. the yankees just beat the twins 11-3, but the winds overshadowed. the young finn the young fans hidden in the lower level facing yankee stadium hit in the face by 105-mile an hour off the back of the yankee third baseman. the game was delayed about five minutes. pretty upsetting yesterday. medics attended to her. she was taken to hospital. her father saying they don't know whether she'll need surgery. very upsetting to the players. finally this. the real-life raging bull is dead. former middle east champ jake lamotte died at an area hospital

from complications from pneumonia. he was 95 years old and he was more or less of the 1980s film raging bull. based loosely on an autobiography from a decade earlier. robert deniro won an academy award play in the troubled boxer. was it martin scorsese film at the time of the biggest hits at the box office that year. lauren: he was healthy until 95. although global markets reacting to the fed's historic announcement to sell off the bonds portfolio. live to london for reports. stay with us. ♪

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in the stock market like utility shares and assets like gold and a bit of a knock on effect on german government bonds this morning as well. >> riva, bank of japan made a big announcement. >> unchanged, but a new member voted. he dissented in favor of actually adding morse denies. while the fed may be on course. >> we lost riva gold. but i was thinking about, just to go back quickly to the news conference for jennie gallant, it's very doubtful that they are going to raise rates in december because of the hurricane effect because of hurricane and harvey and shaving of gdp. i don't know. >> the data dependent fed. we'll see what they do at the end of the year.

thank you for joining us this morning on "fbn:am." >> maria bartiromo standing by. maria: good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. happy thursday to you. i maria bartiromo. thursday, september 21st. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, first day of fall. the commission breached the agency revealing its filing system was hacked. significant information cybercriminals may give access to in trading on coming out. practice this morning looked like this on the heels of the fed meeting yesterday pulling back a bit. dow industrial down 10 points. the federal reserve left interest rates unchanged yesterday, but did keep the door open for a possible change of hiking rates come december. they will begin to reduce the balance sheet next month. in europe, major averages look like this. european indices higher across the board at the dax up in the caci passé%.