witch unhunt the democrats are count on to win in november. dave where thanks for joining us. >> i do believe that there are jaw-dropping revelation to the extent to which the fbi and department of justice were weponized politically. lauren: president trump is expected to greep light the highly-classified memo alleging fbi abuse. the democrats try new tactic to discredit the report. >> recording record profits to amazon. the google's parent alphabet disappoints and that stock could be under pressure today. lauren: stocks falling on word that strong economy will push interest rates higher.

you have a big loss at deutsche bank. take a look at this, the first down week to have year. dow futures falling 227 points. >> volatility reintroduced to our markets and we see in the bond market investors keeping close eye as we have been on interest rates, there we are, above 2.8. upset that it quickly went away from us. lauren: we were just talking tag about deutsche bank, if you look at dax falling 1.3% as a result. >> we do have good news out of tech companies, that could be bad news for rivals in asia, samsung, down about 1%. lauren: ugly day for investors and ahead of the super bowl, the

preawkward moment talking about his son. >> you would support if he wanted to run rounds in the nfl. >> he would never play football. >> not going to let him. to minneapolis for super bowl. fbn:am starts right now. ♪ lauren: friday second of february, i'm lauren simonetti. >> i'm connell mcshane. cheryl casone in super bowl. lauren: absolutely, volatility is being reintroduce intoed the market. >> a couple of interesting things the fed number would be one, that's what we referenced in the show, their gdp now

model, forecasting model says we could grow in the economy of 5.4% in the first quarter, higher than anybody else thinks, that's great news, could be too good, the fed is going to start raising rates. lauren: in the job's report for the month of january f hourly wages go up in a big way or bigger than expected way that could mean inflation is here sending message to the fed. >> exactly. you have that plus deutsche bank laws but not a very good start this morning. lauren: are you ready? >> do we have any other choice? lauren: good point. expected to release nunes memo drafted by chairman devin nunes alleging that the fbi abused its surveillance power over the trump presidential campaign, white house deputy press secretary hogan was on fox news at night and explained the president's position.

>> obviously he supports the ranking file members of the fbi. he believes that they are hard working, he believes they deserve our respect and appreciation, but it's obvious too that at the senior levels that reports have shown serious biases for donald trump and hillary clinton. they want transparent to come out. lauren: they are not trying to discredit special counsel mueller or the fbi, nonetheless democrats would say the opposite, they are looking into whether trump campaign colluded with russia. former fbi director james comey tweeting last night in part. american history show that is in the long run whistles -- weasels and liars never hold the field so lopping as good people stand

up. >> good morning, where do you come down legally on just the idea of whether or not this memo should be released in. >> well, right now it's going through all of the proper channels, house intelligence committee, it goes to the president's desk, the president has the power to say release it or not release it and then goes back to house intelligence committee to make the final determination. if there's nothing classified. if sort of classified information is redacted, there's no reason why the memo shouldn't be released because of the purposes that we heard before. let the american people know what's out there. >> let's go to congressman jim jordan on what we can learn from this. here it is. >> when the memo comes out the american people will see very clearly what the fbi told the court to get the secret warrant and what they didn't tell the court and to me that is critical particularly when this all happened in the context, you know, campaign for the presidency of the united states.

>> on that question of what they may have not told the court, what might have been withheld applying for fisa warrant, what would you say there, what would they maybe held back. >> it was important to know what was presented because what we have here is a very specific procedure in the fisa court in order to obtain a warrant. we are talking about a warrant to get information during the course of a political campaign, to to the extent that the warrant was -- was gotten under the guys of unverified information in this dossier or certain information that could have implicated others was not presented to the court, that omission could be seriously problematic and critical that we figure out what was presented. >> yeah, finally, what do you think is next in all of this, say it does come out and obviously it's tough because we don't know exactly what's in it yet but presuming it is something along the line that is you're talking about that comes out, what's next? another investigation?

>> look, there could be the potential of another investigation. we are all opining about what's in the memo and we are not going to know until we read it. but another investigation is a possibility. the other possibility is that a lot of what's happened in the mueller investigation is rendered null and void, that's the theory of the fruits of the poisonous tree. all of the evidence nay never be admissible. >> a little bit ahead of ourselves, you build something up so much that it doesn't turn out to be what you expect. we will see, or hopefully we will see later today. lauren: let's move onto immigration. president trump lamming democrats at rnc last night. >> our immigration situation, i think, it has a chance. you know the democrats are awla, they are missing in action, we are saying, where are they, we have a proposal, we never hear from them because i don't think they want to solve daca problem,

i think they want to talk about it, i think they want to obstruct, you know, the name is resist. lauren: well, the president followed that up with this twoat last night, democrats just aren't calling about daca, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer had to be moving fast or disappoint you again, we had a great chance to make a deal or blame the dems. it's coming up fast. >> 1,000 people begin to lose daca protections each day, earlier yesterday the president warned he could walk away from immigration talks altogether, quote, we will either have something that's equitable, secure or have nothing at all after spending the week at mar-a-lago the president does plan to visit ohio, he has a trip out there monday where he will be pumping up the tax cuts. lauren: yes, he's talking about infrastructure and tax cuts, what happens to immigration.

let's take a look at amazon, quarterly profit topped a billion dollars for the first time. they were helped by the tax code changes plus the popularity of alexa. here is the company's cfo. >> we have record device sales, we have very high-levels of customer engagement increased levels of voice shopping, growth in functionality, growth in our partners we work with. lauren: hey, alexa, how are amazon shares doing this morning? 14,065 in the premarket. >> first time that's happened, even though it sold fewer iphones compared to what we saw a few years ago disappointing revenue guidance for the quarter. so you think, well, maybe the stock will sell off, that's not the case, investors are looking at the positive here and apple sup by more than 2% ahead of opening bell. the one that did disappoint even

in the market size google's parent alphabet, missed on earnings, still a miss for google or alphabet and that stock is down by nearly 4% in premarkets. lauren: it's not just tech earnings, it's also the job's report, wall street watching for that for month of january, payrolls increase 180,000 from 148,000. unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 4.1% that the president has been touting. >> complete coverage, of course, of the job's report, big one, jobs in america later on this morning on mornings with maria, the coverage, the special coverage begins at 8:00 a.m. eastern and gary cohn is on today with stuart, top economic adviser joining varney & company at 9:45, stay tune to that as well. lauren: remember when futures were flat before the job's report, we are not seeing that today, we have -- we haven't

seen that in the last couple of reports. >> other things that are going on in the markets but she'll -- lauren: cheryl casone will be coming up. we are taking a look at her now. cold in minneapolis. it's still early in minneapolis. all the buzz for the game on sunday. no one is excited around here because everybody hate it is patriots. >> well, yes. the whole boston-philadelphia doesn't go down to well in new york so whatever. record profits for amazon and the to be is soaring ahead of the opening bell this morning. we will talk more about that. >> alexa show me a recipe for grill cheese sandwich. >> you're 38 year's old of age and you don't know how to make a grill cheese sandwich. the name is the recipe. >> got it. >> warning of netflix users

about new e-mail scan and will stay on the markets with the dow futures now down 242 points ahead of the open on wall street, back in a moment, fbn:am.

>> a lot happening now. a 12-year-old los angeles girl in juvenile lock-up after firing a gun in middle school yesterday, she injured five people including a 15-year-old who was shot in the head. he's expected to recover. the police call it accident, negligent discharge of a firearm, it's unclear how she came into possession of the gun in the first place. oldest son of fidel castro has killed himself, he was 48, fidel castro had been suffering from depression, he was known for his distinctive beard resemblance to his father owning him the nickname little fidel. please don't fall for e-mail scam that tells netflix customers their account has been deactivated because the company could not validate billing information. gives you the option to click on link to enter credit card info, don't do that, it's bogus.

we have done public service. lauren: i want to show everybody how futures are trading, they took another leg down, down 275 points. seconds ago down nearly 300. this is a 1% decline. this is an opportunity to bring in our next guest because we are talking about tech earnings that were really good from apple and amazon, record results after the close yesterday, daniel is the chief strategy officer at gbh insights and yoins -- we heard from three tech giants last night and they represent $2.3 trillion in market value. jofer all market down in a big way, why do you think that is? >> look, we've had a big run special in tech names but it really comes down to fundamentals and if you look at the quarters last night, amazon was a clear blow-out and you

look at google on top line, strong advertising growth which is really the key here even though they missed on profit and good enough guidance, in apple, there was a lot of fear, i will call it panic in overall and looks like buybacks are on the way and we viewed these as you feel better about the fangs and tech in the next six months given what we have seen in earnings. with amazon front and center is our top pick. lauren: daniel, these are tremendous companies, they are not stiming the declines we are not seeing in future's market. dow is down 1%, the dow and nasdaq not down as much but still down pretty sharply. >> yeah, i think what you'll see across the board, you'll see some red, investors are

derisking and worrying about some of the macro issues as well as just interest rates, if you look at the core fundamentals on technology names right here, i think it's time to be overweight on the names. you have seen in earnings and saw in netflix last week, there's consumer trends on e-commerce, on advertising, on social media which are just massive and you see on the enterprise cloud with microsoft having phenomenal earnings, these are all sort of things that we resinate. when you look at this earning season, you walk away feeling that the growth and fundamental drivers look stronger going in 2018 than 2017. i think you could see multiple expansion in the stocks continue to move higher. lauren: apple comes out with their much delayed home pod, the more expensive digital system, if you will, next week, a little

bit game to the next week. do you think they are too concerned about iphone sales and not focusing enough on other parts of the business? >> yeah, iphones are the bread and butter and that speaks to a company that generates more cash than some countries. but when you look at home pod, there was a snafu there and that really did hurt them. if you look alexa and ecosystem, that's 15 billion-dollar renew opportunity over the next three years. i think for apple it's about what is the second app. that could be a 50 billion-dollar revenue and by 220 but they definitely need to look on that sort of, you know, home ecosystem, smart home, home pod is beginning to be uphill battle, then it's about do they make acquisitions. lauren: daniel ives, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> interesting day, we will see how it all turns out. i'm blaming much of the selloff

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lauren: take a look at the futures board this morning, tough week for stocks, certainly a tough day with dow futures down 250 points. we have pretty bad numbers from deutsche bank that's weighing on the banking sector in europe and likely here as well. the job's report coming out in two hours from now. if wages goes up, that sends signals to the rate, hey, keep hiking rates and finally here at atlanta fed, 5 plus percent gdp growth. well, might be time to keep raising the rates.

>> model for first quarter that says that, maybe a little too fast to your point. we will keep on on the of the markets throughout the day. as you go to the weather with janice, many of us are wearing red it's because the american heart association go red for women day, the idea to raise awareness of heart disease. number one killer. lauren: number one killer of women, a lot of people think it's breast cancer because it's cardiovascular disease. >> a great cause. let's bring in janice dean, we can explain why we are wearing day and why janice had added -- let me guess, ground hog day. this is like your big day, like your super bowl. janice: you cannot stand it. >> i know it's digging your world. janice: next year connell, you're coming with me and i need to make you a believer. i know you had a big moment last year, i don't want to take it

away from you. >> i am in the punxsutawney hall of fame. if you see the shadow, six more weeks of winter, no shadow, early spring. he's only been correct 39% of the time. there you go, probably six more weeks of winter, it's 11 with the windshield of minus 5 in punxsutawney, feel like minus 10 in chicago and cold super bowl this weekend. quick look at radar, a system that's bringing rain along the coast and snow behind it, the cold front moving through. we will see this one exit and another system move in this weekend, sunday into monday, we will have to watch this one because it actually could be a big snow maker as we head into monday. all right, happy ground hog day. >> all right, i'm on board. i feel bad. janice's day.

lauren: what about staten island? janice: i'm not sure, de blasio hurt him badly a few years ago, i think. lauren: thank you. >> fake news. thanks janice, good to see you, you look great. lauren: even as ground hog. president trump is ready to walk away from immigration deal if the democrats do not get serious about negotiating. >> the democrats are awal, they are missing in action. we are saying, where are they, we have a proposal, we never hear from them because i don't think they want to solve the daca problem. lauren: and may not be the first company to announce employee bonuses because of tax cuts but it's the first one to throw in the snack. dow future down 278. >> well done. oh, manatees. aka "the sea cow""

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>> the democrats are awal. they are missing in action. we are saying, where are they, we have a proposal, we never hear from them because i don't think they want to stol daca problem. lauren: that's breaking news at this hour, president trump said he will walk away from daca deal if if democrats don't get serious about negotiating, is daca dead? >> we will talk about that, all the earnings from tech titans, those stocks are set to open higher in trading this morning even with the market down. google parent alphabet disappointing and that stock is under pressure. lauren: we will show you the damage in the future's market, you can see dow futures down 279 points. there's also worry that a strong economy which is a good thing could push interest rates higher, we get the job's report

in just a few hours from now and big loss at the german bank, deutsche bank weighing on stocks across the globe today. >> 279 to the downside. yield at 2.8%, just a little bit of above that, it keeps on rising and we will talk about this in a few minutes. lauren: the dax in germany that's selling off to the tune of 2%. dido to the crack quarante in paris. >> in asia, you had good news for tech companies maybe bad news for rivals, down little less 1%. lauren: super bowl weekend and big buzz is awkward moment talking about his son. >> so you would support if he wanted to get in the nfl in. >> he will never play football.

>> live to minneapolis for all the super bowl talk in just a little while. fbn:am continues right now. lauren: 5:33 in the morning in new york, tgif, second of february. >> i'm connell mcshane in for cheryl casone who is out in the super bowl. the drop in the futures 271 in the dow right now, s&p futures down percentage wise less than that, three quarters of 1%. we do have the job's report for the month of january and we wonder what that might do for the markets and we pull all what lauren and i were talking about a moment ago to the test right now with doug flynn who joins us from here in new york, doug, good to see you, my friend. haven't seen you in a while. >> good morning, connell.

how are you? >> i'm all right. we start to say are things maybe too good, as you look at job report expectation, 180,000, 4.1% unemployment rate and the atlanta fed indicater, they have gdp now model, it says, you know what, we might have 5.4% first quarter growth, sounds ridiculous, obviously if it happened, big if, that would be great for the economy, but might it be too good that we are starting to worry about the fed, start to worry about inflation, what's your take? >> absolutely. i think there's a typical seasonality that goes on and having a higher one is not abnormal, what that does it puts people on notice that perhaps the three fed raises that they are anticipating, maybe they need to do a fourth, that's a little bit spooky for people because we have to readjust to the markets moving more than 1%, you know, it used to be 1 to 2% moves on a daily basis were

fairly common, we've completely not had that in 5 to 10 months. >> surprises us to see, i said this earlier, it looks like a bigger number because we've had the ridiculous run in the markets to see down 270, you say, whoa, wow, that's 1% of where we are. what type of a pullback are you thinking would be healthy right now and do you worry we might start to slide a little bit more as people start to see these numbers, i mean, again, 2.8 on the yield, is that something that worries you at all in. >> we've anticipated that the market could handle up to 3 and a half percent interest rates without it becoming overvalued. there's a couple things to know, if you look back like the january indicater as one that we look at because it's fun to look at, when the market is up in january, the typical remaining 11 months are up on average of about 12%, so that's a plus.

since the s&p has been around when the january has been positive the market has not been negative for the entire year ever, that's 12 for 12, that doesn't mean what we can't have what we are anticipating 8 to 11% correction along the way. that represents a buying opportunity because we are not tresh terribly overvalued. i would welcome some volatility. >> you get a little bit of dip, hypothetically we are down today, we don't know the jobs report will come out, if the pattern holds monday we could be up a few hundred points. >> exactly. a lot of people have been sitting on the sidelines waiting and waiting to go in. a lot of this has passed many people buy and these are opportunities to throw in and work your way in in volatility that you hope comes back, once

everyone is back in and everybody thinks it's a party and 1999 all over again, that's when i get worried. >> there are some signals if you look at sentiments, they are flashing a little bit too much bullishness, we look at tech stocks, people start to say, this looks like a yellow if not a red light, you're saying we are not there yet, not too optimistic? >> on overall basis the market is a little bit normal valuation but it's not above what we look at. that being said in the 11 sectors of s&p, technology has been the best performer and has been for a while. this continues until it doesn't continue any longer and so you have to just look at some of the other sectors that haven't participated. stop chasing everything that's been the highest performer, look for some of the other areas.

>> good to talk to you, doug, i haven't seen you in a few years, i don't think. lauren: coming up, president trump says he might walk away from an immigration deal because the democrats are not willing to negotiate, we will take a look at what's next for this major issue and might not be the first company to announce bonuses for employees but it's certainly the sweetest, they are throwing in twinkies and ding dongs too. take a ding dong any day. let's show you the futures, dow down 250 points, 1%, but as you just guys were just saying it's just 1%, amazing gain since election day. we will be right back. how do you win at business?

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financial health foe cuing on gaming and smart phones and become chairman in april so you have change there. tesla, setting up shop in home depot, how about this? hoping kiosk to sell solar panels and other solar products. that is what's happening, lauren. lauren: dow down 258. president trump says he's ready to walk away from immigration deal if dem drats don't get serious about negotiating. is any immigration deal going to happen by march? here to weigh in former colorado state senator as well as chairman of the committee to defend the president ted harvey, good morning, ted. >> good morning. lauren: president trump said do it on my terms, i layed out the four points that i want, $25 billion for the wall and the wall security and end to visa

lottery and end to chain migration, what are the democrats going to say? >> i don't think the democrats will take the deal. for the democrats the whole issue is political rhetoric for 2018 elections and trump now has them right in a box, there's nothing they can do about it. they have spent the entire year trying to beat up the president and call him a racist and now that he said i'm not only going to give amnesty to 800,000 dreamers that have signed up, i'm going give amnesty to 3 million dreamers that are eligible as long as we get the wall, as long as we get funding, as long as we do away from chain migration and the lottery and he is -- he has doubled down on what the democrats wanted and the democrats are going walk away from it because they cannot afford to give away this issue and you look at what's happening with the economy and you look at what's happening with tax cut and you look at what's going well for this country and the democrats are in a lose-lose

situation on this. lauren: democrats are giving everything a moral framework, if you look at representative gutiérrez, inch -- democrats are criticizing the line that so many people loved that the president gave during his state of the union address on tuesday. americans are dreamers too. well, representative gutiérrez said the dreamers said they don't want -- they do not want legal status if it comes at the expense of others who will suffer for as part of the bargain. they are making this a moral issue. >> well, they think that we should not have borders, they think that we should not be sovereign country that defend our borders, i disagree with that. the majority of americans disagree with that. that's why donald trump won the election. that's why the democrats immediately ran back and reopened the government because the american people told them that shutting down the government for illegal immigrants was not the policy that they elected the people for. so i think going forward the american people are going to

have their voice heard and the democrats are going to be running square if they continue to follow the leadership of the democrat party in congress. >> does the government shutdown again next week when the temporary deal expires on february 8th because of this, ted? >> there's no way the democrats can come forward and say they are going to shut down the government again for illegal immigrants, the american people won't stand for it and we are getting closer and closer to november when these guys are going to be up for reelection and they've got to start thinking about -- lauren: what are they running on? >> nothing, nothing. they are not running on anything. the only thing that they are running on is that donald trump is a racist and here he is trying to bring 3 million to give amnesty. it's hard to call him a racist. lauren: if it's too lean on what he wants, do you think he will green-light it, absolutely not, my way or the highway in. >> i don't think there's anything that republicans can come forward with that it's

anymore beneficial to illegal immigrants than what the president has come forward with other than saying they are not going found the wall and republicans are not going to tell base that they are not going fund the wall. lauren: ted harvey, thank you very much. >> this guy is the featured star but making waves with this comment about his son. >> so you would support if he wanted to run some round and get in the nfl in. >> he will never play football. >> after the break, there she is. why am i here? she's out at the super bowl in minneapolis, hey, cheryl. cheryl: hey, guys, negative 8-degrees in minneapolis but it is heating up, obviously a lot of controversy of justin timberlake's comments yesterday, we will talk about that. we will talk about the fact that this is the sixth time they've had a cold weather super bowl, why, we will talk about the new stadium when fbn:am continues,

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>> market check, the big news is the drop in futures, 268 on the dow. we have been talking about whether it's the negative earnings out of deutsche bank over in europe or just concern with rising interest rates, the ten-year 2.8% this morning, whatever the case ahead of job's report, pretty big drop at the future, fbn:am all morning long.

lauren: our very own cheryl casone is live right now in a very cold and very dark minneapolis where the half time performer justin timberlake, he's causing another controversy. >> i guess so, now cheryl has that, again, somewhat awkward moment and everything else that's going on. >> hey, good morning, guys, i miss you both. it's negative 8-degrees outside. i'm inside. a lot of controversy started up yesterday, there's a lot of excitement about the game, the talk was about was janet jackson going to make a surprise appearance on sunday with justin timberlake, now the discussion is about what he said during yesterday's press conference here, listen to what justin timberlake said about when a reporter asked him about son and football. >> you would support if he we wanted to run some rounds and get in the nfl? >> he will never play football.

>> okay. >> no. cheryl: yeah, so look here is the thing. when it comes to the concussion issue and cte, obviously a lot of new studies have shown that many football players have been affected than previously thought and particularly in the last year, another big story that broke yesterday the ron gronkowski, he has clear concussion protocol, there was a question mark whether the biggest stars was actually going to be on the field because of a concussion, the nfl always for the last specially two years has been criticized of how they handle the concussion issue. also the other thing that's been plaguing the league over the entire season has been the issue of kneeling, players choosing not to stand and honor our american flag, of course, the national anthem, question mark either patriots and eagles players stand for the national anthem, we shall see what happens on sunday, as far as what's happened with the league in the last few minutes, i called rick, we call him big daddy, i asked him about the state of the league, listen.

>> that whole controversy with the kneeling and everything where i think fans are really, i don't know if it's disappointed or angry, it's kind of in the middle that they've allowed that whole thing to go on for so long cheryl: look at the numbers because it backs up what he's talking about. viewership is down year over year as is attendance in all of the stadiums, we have seen that as theme over the entire season because basically fans are saying they want to watch football, they don't want to watch players acting out and talking about politics, let's get to some of the fun stuff because it is super bowl weekend, there's a lot of excitement in minneapolis, they are pulling out all the stops, they know it's cold, they are embracing it. a lot of things in nfl experience that fans can come out and experience, there's a virtual reality experience which i saw a lot of doing yesterday that looked real fun, autograph sessions with players happening

throughout the day, the kids are loving that, you can see the vince lombardi trophy, play 60 zone for kids, that's to my left, that will be later on today, cost about 35 for adults to get in, $25, guys, for kids, obviously the experience today is going to be a big story, but, again, what happens on sunday not just half time show, you have pink as opening performer, she will be singing the national anthem, does she fly like she did in houston last year, i don't know, ands i sent it back to you justin timberlake talked about the fact that the super bowl show is going to be like something we have never seen. he's known for bringing a lot of fireworks, music, daners and stuff. i remember the katie perry half-time show in phoenix, that was the last time we saw big blowout so a lot of excitement for juice tin timberlake. lauren: the new album comes out

today. >> jt. lauren: i was criticizing you, how is cheryl outside minus 8-degree without warm jacket and gloves. >> of course, not, she's no fool. cheryl: i speak from experience, coming up on mornings with maria, we are going to take you outside to the bowl north, put it this way, yesterday i went airborne. guys, airborne, i actually flew in the cold. you will have to stay for the next hour of mornings with maria. i'm going to have the story. lauren: as the frost bit formed in her face. >> thank you, cheryl, we will talk to you on mornings with maria and a lot more coming here. lauren: shares of deutsche bank sharply lower after posting big loss for latest quarter, we are going live to london with a look at that and much more straight

ahead.

lauren: take a look at shares of daich bank, they are plunging as the overall market after the german bank posted a big lose for latest quarter.

shares down 7%, riva gold from the wall street journal joins now with more. riva, what exactly is behind the loss today? >> good morning, just the latest in bad news for deutsche bank, today some of the profits for the fourth quarter were related to changes in u.s. taxes just like a lot of lenders, broadly you have seen revenues decline across major businesses and even cost-cutting wasn't as good as expected. so pretty disappointing and just one of a major kind of earnings disappoints today that have been weighing on the market in addition to the sort of fears around the bond yields in europe and asia this morning. >> right, with the futures down here in the u.s. with the european market kind of interesting to see a new number showing record amount of money flowing in to all stocks in the month of january, right?

>> that's right, according to epf global, you saw upgrade to earning expectations, global growth being strong and it maybe isn't surprising that you are seeing markets become more sensitive after just having incredible run the start of the year. >> at some point it had to happen, good to see you, riva, thank you very much. lauren: all right, we will say happy job's friday maria bartiromo. maria: hey there ladies and gentleman, it is, indeed job's friday, good morning, everybody, happy friday, i'm maria bartiromo it is friday february 2nd, friday jobs, top storm right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. futures are deep in the red. a real situation unveiling here. down 280 points on the dow. the move coming despite the fact that the federal reserve new gdp forecast is showing 5.2% growth in the first quarter raising concerns of fed