a dinner party in georgetown is a real high. good to see you both. thank you. that's it for us. thank you for joining us. john bolton is >> but the deal doesn't have everything democrats want, doesn't have everything democrats want, but it has a great deal of what the american people want. >> our armed forces will have a great deal of the resources they need to keep america's taste. lauren: senate striking a deal current two-year budget the white house has endorsed, but there could be trouble when it goes to the house. >> traders worried about polluting federal debt. the 10 year yield talk about the two pointy% level. turning to stocks appear to have stabilized. take a look at our future is also a 21 points.

is it higher overnight as well. europe stocks opening lower. a big policy decisions and the bank of england. the ftse down by 44. in each of the chinese yuan thinking possibly a trade data and the surplus they are narrowing the shanghai composite ended down one point i%. however, indicate japan up 1%. cheryl: doubling accounts, the twitter higher. lauren: on this great outer space adventure. "fbn:am" begins right now. ♪ train to a 5:01 a.m. here in new york. it's already taken a figure eight. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good to see you.

and lauren simonetti. trained to live pictures we're getting out of seoul, south korea. vice president might penciled in a bilateral meeting with vice president lucci again. visiting for the winter olympics which kick off tomorrow night. the u.s. delegation for the ceremony in about three hours or so. and lauren: the olympics are here. it's not that i'm not very base. he said there is a new sanctions against them but is not backing down from kim jong un. lauren: to your budget deal today in the agreement is so

important for military pay and dangerous across to his secretary now desperately needs to keep america great. they must support our troops in this bill. spin at the senate bill facing a bumpy road in the house. adam shapiro in washington. spin magazine of the senate does have a plan to get past the thursday made a deadline. that is the continuing resolution tickets to march march 23rd. legislation to raise spending caps for defense and domestic spending. all in all a couple hundred million dollars to the task of spreading legislation to the continuing resolution and ended to the house. the house after concert to keep the government funded and to get us into a position to negotiate appropriations bill so they can go forward for the next year. the problem? conservatives in the house of representatives like mark meadows said the deal that to last day to the u.s. government's bottom line and he will vote no. >> we believe the number being

put forth is very difficult to support. anytime you're able to find a military that's a good day. at what cost. i consider the presidente close personal friend and even if he called me and asked me to vote for this the answer would still be no. >> paul ryan the speaker has to come to democrats like nancy pelosi who spent most of one day on why they believe they should have a path to citizenship and pelosi said democrats will vote no unless there's some immigration deal included in all of this. the clock is ticking. back to you. spin that the president said to deliver a speech at the national prayer breakfast. fox business will carry the event live during "mornings with maria" at 8:00 eastern time. cheryl: well, twitter to report fourth-quarter earnings today. share searching in the premarket. could this be a sign of good things to come?

lauren: tracee carrasco joins us with the headlines. >> some things we are expected from twitter earnings to record 686 by $1 million in revenue down for .3% from the previous year according to thomson reuters estimates as far as users, analysts are looking to see if the growth of 122% will carry over. also looking to see how twitter is handling aggression in first to spread russian propaganda may have affected growth. it is working on new tools to detect automated account activity. analysts and investors want to know how big an effect it will have on twitter's number of users in its bottom line the company has to hire more people to monitor activity. they also increased the number of carrot tears will see if that has boosted engagement as well. >> that's a good point. so much easier. but it seems i'm doing?

deliver in a different way? >> in the sun rolling two hour delivery from all food stores to its prime numbers in neighborhoods of boston from the cincinnati, and virginia beach today. prime numbers of place online or through the app and will be filled by employees and delivered at amazon flex drivers. they plan to expand the service more broadly in the future. it sounds more to instant card. cheryl: which is great because we finally see the fruits of our labor with the marchers. bring on fruits, vegetables. they can finally reach production goals for the model. >> this has been a struggle for them. and not to mistake tone. it's finally on track to reach a milestone in making 5000 model three segments a week by the end of the second quarter primary goal been delayed twice already.

the company plans to spend slightly more money this year compared with reported $4 billion spent in 2017 because it plans to add capacity to be able to make 10,000 model three sedans after reaching the 5000 week milestone. enjoying a little more attention this week as elon musk other companies spacex launched the growth stir shared on instagram and star man, a mannequin in a spacesuit cruising around en route to mars in the asteroid belt says this'll be the last picture we will see as star man. cheryl: i'm going to miss him. >> do we know what happens to the roadster? cheryl: space junk. i think even elon musk was blown away. >> they are pretty amazing.

thank you so much. the measure of stock market volatility on wall street. earlier this week for the first time since august 24th of 2015, why are we giving you the exact date. our next guest says there is more volatility are not out of the woods just yet. good morning, scott. >> good morning, how are you? lauren: not out of the woods. i feel like we have a call market this morning. >> day today is different then are we out of the woods there are things bad. if you look back at the mini flash crash thing that we had. that was all be i asked driven. there still are some issues going forward. if you look at the fact we have wage growth, low unemployment and starting to be too inflationary pressures.

the deficit bill from lots night isn't going to help matters at all. especially that magic three number will create all sorts of problems. >> is that kind of banal reason to sell off? >> in the fed induced market, everything has been straight. we just had tailwinds. we have agni headwinds at all. when you couple in regular profit-taking because people getting comfortable then you have algorithms wild, it will lead to more volatility has been down. >> we made a chart of the crazy

numbers that we've seen over the past week and a half or so. the rains for the dow from high to low on my day with about 1600., 1200 on tuesday 500 yesterday, why are these big reversals here? is it the creator of exotic profits that are volatility stays low collapsing? is it algorithm trading? what is that? >> they caused a lot of that volatility and caused people to the market makers and the quiddity providers that kind of back away. it spreads wide in almost every security index products like etf's and less liquidity in the market. with less liquidity will have wider and bigger spread in crazy swings today. it's not necessarily bad for

investors. if you believe in alibaba, by the dead. >> do you believe in the eagles? you're in philadelphia. >> i will be at the parade today. lauren: how is it looking? >> it is 24 degrees. 3 million people and you have to stand outside for five hours before they get there. not as exciting as if i was 24 years old, but so exciting. lauren: congratulations and have fun. cheryl: a lot of eagles fans in minneapolis and is negative 15. lauren: just going to point that out. minus 15. cheryl: coming up, we have a deal for now. senator graydon's budget the white house supports, but will nancy pelosi but will nancy

pelosi block the senate staffers? >> this package does not have my support, nor does it have the support of a large number of members of our caucus. cheryl: shootout for eight hours on the house floor as the lead of heels. we look at our house panel. will he meet with high-level north korean officials? you are watching "fbn:am." ♪

lauren: i think i jinxed it appeared the market looks like you're a stably know that from a 70 down public and had out features, nasdaq futures had nine points. buckling, folks. the website continues. mike pence meeting with south korean president moon jae-in. the meeting comes after the presidents cup in japan where he announced a new round of sanctions in north korea appeared to nice as they have no intention however a meeting with the u.s. meanwhile, the number of confirmed cases of sonora virus at the olympics come to 861,000 security workers being quarantined in their rooms as the testing continues. south korea's beginning military personnel to help out.

we don't know the source of the outbreak just yet. the u.s. military and nation airstrikes killing 100 fighters aligned with pro-regime sources. the pentagon says the overnight airstrikes were in self-defense after artillery landed within 500 yards of u.s. special forces. cheryl: there's a lot happening there and a lot here at home. the senate expected to vote on a sweeping two-year budget deals are first to avoid a government shutdown at midnight tonight. many democrats are still showing fierce resistance. >> the package really does nothing to advance a bipartisan legislation to protect rivers in the house. a commitment to to speak or write comparable to leader mcconnell, this package cannot have my support. cheryl: eight hours below c-span on the house floor in stilettos.

kristen haggling, good morning ladies. >> hello. >> good morning. cheryl: it's interesting just because both sides in the house this will have a bumpy road. there's nothing on immigration, they're not going to move. fiscal republicans are saying this is too much spending. >> right, it would only figure that when you do have some sort of bipartisan agreement in the senate that he would have this bumpy road in the house. there is a path that could lead to a victory for everyone. i think it would be key for president trump to weigh in on the future that he sees for daca recipients into even indicate what it is he would like to see happen for people in a timely manner, and something that would be useful for democrats because she is speaker line is not interested in bringing the debate to the house floor until he knows that the president

would support. if the president could say very specifically for hints of what he supports, that could give democrats support and remove the bumpy miss. as far as increasing our deficit goes, i'm not sure how he will deal with the members of his own party. cheryl: republican from georgia said quote, this is a dead junkie spending bill. as far as that limits go, even people like him are saying this is just too much money. >> they're not really in a position that's conservative deficit hawks. not in a position to support this even if they wanted to support the non-military spends that has about $155 trillion. they are between a rock and a hard place even though there's a lot of good things they have been talking about including spending for the opioid crisis for mental health, which is one

of the bargaining chips that they have in the gun reform debate as well as money for community health centers and things to offset the apothecary legislation being taken apart. it's an interesting situation politically, but democrats don't have the leverage here. what you see from nancy pelosi is political feed because it is actually a little bipartisan she needs to show her base. no daca not forgotten. >> there's something she should be celebrating really quick. and the health insurance program for the opioid epidemic in two years of funding for community health centers. a lot of things in this agreement should embrace.

>> the political theater goes both ways. republicans have been very outspoken about their opposition to this particular agreement. it's not correct to blame an all around democrats in opposition. you are totally right about how there's so much in this package to support and we know the people who've been devastated by the recent national disasters. the opioid crisis is right. the large segment of our population and that's why nancy pelosi is working to get. this is not her singing we are going to somehow be this magical minority double that censored a budget agreement because the republican party is in control congress. cheryl: they are but they need to democrats.

i've only got about 10 seconds. really quick, 10 seconds. mitch mcconnell introduced something on the dreamers, would you do it? >> yes, absolutely. he said he is going to separate the immigration debate for the shutdown toxin that's what is going to follow through with. cheryl: ladies come at thank you so. appreciate you getting up early. cheryl: a big day in the city of brother the of brother they love as the super bowl champs get fit to party. >> i've been waiting my whole life for a payday can't wait for it to kick off. >> i miss feeling super happy they won. >> are these philly fans going to behave? janice dean is coming out. she will have the weather forecast for you and for those philly fans, while the cold keep them at bay? investors seen some declines. dow futures are 30 points, but

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cheryl: well, their first super bowl but are in franchise history in today's philadelphia's first super bowl parade. organizers prepare parade for 2000 people for museums, government offices and schools will be shut down. >> it will be able to bundle a

big warm clothes to dress comfortably. bring comfortable shoes because of the walking a lot. lauren: don't wear your heels. cheryl: the eagles beat the new england patriots. but that will offer free. good plan. they did promise the eagles before the season they would do that. they promised if he got that far they would offer free. trades are besides comfortable shoes and good clothing, they might need a lot of clothing in philadelphia because it's cold outside. cheryl: but how cold, janice dean? >> it's good to have the parade yesterday and today. temperatures 28 the partly cloudy skies 33 seasonal for philadelphia. dress in layers, my friends. current temperatures 28 in

cincinnati. minus the indianapolis. i'd appear off the east coast ramping up our next system out of the northern rockies. winter weather advisories that stretch all bond the path of her winter storm. not a big system but it is going to cost some cooler air behind us. there is her sister moving across chicago. tomorrow morning 24 degrees temperature forecast wind chill, what it feels like. is your forecast precipitation. not a huge storm but it is going to bring more winter weather to these areas you see shaded on the map in the white and the blue. ladies, back to you. cheryl: i never want to see negative 15 again in my life. >> i don't know if i can make

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>> a budget deal doesn't have everything republicans want, it doesn't have everything democrats talk about the great deal about the american people what appeared >> our armed forces need to keep america safe. trade to break in this morning, the senate strikes at the other two-year budget the white house and ours, but there could be trouble when the bill goes to the house. lauren: traders are worried about ballooning federal debt. the 10 year yield is to .837% for your high. cheryl: stocks here to stabilize overnight. for now anyway. futures are pointing to the dow up by four points. s&p unchanged, nasdaq by 12. trees restock the open to the downside awaiting the latest policy decisions and the bank of england. cheryl: wild ride in asia as the chinese yuan sinks possibly on

trade day per the shanghai composite down almost 1.5%. trade three and are you tired of the hassles of flying commercial? prices implying private are coming down. as the move right for you? "fbn:am" continues right now. the ♪ cheryl: 533 here in new york thursday, february 8th. good morning, cheryl casone. lauren: we are running late. 5:33. cheryl: we were talking about star man so much. and the weather. lauren: republican senator ron johnson releasing a report including fbi text to draw possible connections to former president barack obama. trade to catherine herridge with

the details. >> september 2016, 2 months after the fbi closed the nutcase in two months into the bureau's russia pro, then fbi peter stzrok replies yes because potus wants to know everything we are doing. it's not clear whether stzrok are referring to the investigation or something else at the height of the fbi's criminal e-mail case, president obama insisted he was not in the loop. >> i do not talk to the attorney general about pending investigations. i do not have to fbi directors about pending investigations. we have a strict line and always has maintained it. reporter: fbi or his recommendation against criminal charges come and e-mails clinton and president obama had been compromised by hackers. a week before they put the case,

strzok and others including his boss, head of fbi counterintelligence water down the language. strzok writes hope so, just like bill preceptor you change government to another official for the reference is then removed altogether. after the election come a page and strzok talked about being depressed. the right side figured i needed to brush up on watergate. the next day page follows up, got been here makes me angry. i salute national security talks. meanwhile, we have our task ahead of us. senate investigators questioned the artifacts were the two discussed an insurance policy. >> at her april 2016 fbi interview, whom i have again showed an e-mail exchange between president obama and secretary of state hillary clinton. president obama used a pseudonym and fab four had around copy.

cheryl: that could be spying on us right now. tracey carrasco has that story right now. what's going on. >> good morning. this is a smart tv. those of the built-in netflix, the loop and other applications. a consumer report did an analysis on five major tv samsung, lg, sony nvidia found a lot of problems at consumer reports found that all of these tvs can track what you are watching and found that two of them broke some major security concerns there. the raw food tv in samsung tv essentially hackers can take over the smart tv, change the channels, up the volume, install apps and watch questionable content on youtube. pretty scary stuff there that consumer reports has found if you're thinking of buying one, how one of these. there are some things you can do to disable that stuff, but keep it in mind. cheryl: you have to be aware if

you get one of those televisions. what's going on with harley davidson. >> a voluntary recall of that 127,000 motorcycles. a problem with that place. the national highway safety administration has gotten a dozen complaints that they are investigating. the vs rcu bags for modeling your 2008 through 2011 apparently the brake fluid is the problem. people are changing the brake fluid like they are supposed to every few years so it can cause the boss would've road which makes the antilock brakes not work. dealers will flush them replace the brake fluid starting next week, february 12. lauren: wetted do for valentine's day? >> an interesting way if you want to get over and asked them a valentines day maybe not a good day. you can go to, take a picture of your acts and shred it, destroy

it, ordered 10 wings then they will give you 10 free wings. you can also come if you don't want to do this in the restaurant, you can also do it online. go to the website in digitally destroy the picture and give you coupons to get your free wings there. if a model promotion that they are doing a some people like to call valentine's day. >> i don't think they're going to give the details of your relationship. cheryl: it's over, were done. lauren: i'm going to gain weight now. cheryl: we've got more good stories coming out. market look like we are stabilizing this morning. we are going to talk a little more about volatility. is it over? what the market will look like

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cheryl: welcome back. the statue caught up on what's happening now. take a look at futures. a kalmar warning for now. the dallas funding of three-point peer destined his early flat, nasdaq up by 12. we will see how it shifts at 9:30 a.m. eastern time. police officer from texas shot and killed after responding to a service call last night. the suspect to a shooter taken into custody after hours on standoff in an apartment complex with police. the second one first and an officer to be killed in the line of duty this week. former attorney general eric holder hasn't ruled out a possible run for political office. kept a high profile since the obama administration not shying away from political debate. he would make a decision by the end of the year and whether he wants to continue his career in government. finally with global demand rising facing eight, wait for

it, tequila shortage. the price of a copy, the plant tequila is extract it from has risen sixfold profit margins for distillers also being -- that makes it all worse. without the cheap margaritas in happy hour, i don't know what our nation will do. >> better sugar, too. coffee drinkers are causing the prices to go up. i could use a shot right now. investors have seen this roller coaster ride all week, little bit of a streak of investors saw on monday the biggest point drop on the dow in history. the volatility continues in marc rosenberg to eog upon them a 401(k) robo dreiser joins us now to put this all in it for us. i want to talk about these derivative products that quite frankly have been a ticking time

bomb for the market and do it set off this week. >> i think it's very difficult to say exactly what caused the flash crash. lauren: values which are calling it? more or less that is what it resembles. it is clear at the end of last week investors got to inflation and then suddenly rediscovered risk and now we are in a more vulnerable market. lauren: is discovering risk a normal part of the market, chris? b. mike absolutely. we spend a lot of our time telling investors sent a short day-to-day drops in the grand scheme of things. they spent about 350 times in the market, an average of three times a year with the stock markets dropped at least 5%. lauren: when that happens, chris, would you tell clients when how they should rebalance their 401(k)s and portfolios?

>> is clearly a service we do for clients. the message we try and communicate because behavior is so incredibly important as again this is a relevant. the fact that most of our clients have 10, 20, 30 plus years until they are likely going to need this money in the messages we tell people is listening, 20 years from now what's happened this week today, this month is going to have no bearing whatsoever in your portfolio value at that time. lauren: stay calm, right. something greg wrote in "the wall street journal" this morning. don't worry about stock market volatility. it's perfectly normal. do worry about how stocks got so high to work with. as the market overvalued and mrs. price discovery we are finding out right now? >> certainly an element of doubt. what we measure every day as political risk with a higher level of political risk in the market and a lot of that is

fly-by-night fiscal policy after a period of loose monetary policy. higher geopolitical risks. less global confidence in the u.s. dollar. all of that has helped fuel overheated equity market now we see a bit of a crash. >> defendant raise that to your budget deal yesterday. how does that affect the market in your opinion? the yield on the ten-year rise. >> either way i think it a negative signal. if it's approved up to $300 billion increase in the federal deficit. it'll drive yields. it's not approved up another government does -- example government disruption for that political shock right now. i don't see much outside out of this budget deal. lauren: five seconds here. can the market handle 3% rate? >> i absolutely believe so. a lot of fundamental strengths. lauren: that was three seconds.

good job. good to see both of you. cheryl: coming up, who doesn't love the tsa lied at the airport? if you're sick of those lines, crowded airports, crowded planes. one private jet company about considering upgrading to private aviation. in a roller coaster ride for stocks in asia as the chinese currency sinks like a stone. coming up, you are watching "fbn:am."

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cheryl: no security lines are crowded terminals, cushy leather sheets, champagne. once reserved for the rich and famous, but they are making this more affordable. one of those companies is with us this morning. thomas, good morning. >> good morning, how are you? >> could get a huge surge over the last five years in private jet companies. how has it become more affordable? how can make a business out of it? >> is really a global business and what we did as one of the invasions of the marketplaces we abandoned this area would. no one is paying for that anytime anyplace. we on an infrastructure of 72 larger crops around the world and it allows you to pass on the benefits of efficiency, technology and of abandoning its many empty legs as possible in

driving the price down for the client. the other big element is ownership is over. it really was you have to bury the full brunt of depreciation. we own our airplanes. we should simply charge an hourly rate without any risk of the depreciation and that is really the driving your behind this growth over the last five years. we seem to pick up over the last 12 months. the company now growing 30% annually and it's just a massive change in the industry where you see a trend away from ownership. cheryl: who is your main customer? i know you're global company. the ceo, executive for more the average flyer looking for a better deal, willing to pay more than first class? >> be a bit embarrassed by departments to sell their jets or they are not buying any new jets. it's pretty difficult to go and get an approval for 40,

$50 million jet week as a solution that visa jet is available. large corporations to the efficient tool of the non-domain industry. as a sharing economy. we% bad tempers rupture where people can access the hours they need and not go through the hassle of owning a jet. >> the board of directors at general electric would agree they shouldn't be having jet anymore. a lot of companies are doing this. what about the hoover effect in all of this? they are doing this where there is an app on your phone, you can book last minute on a helicopter. is that the next step for the private aviation globally? >> a new cheryl: technology in the own the most advanced and comprehensive after the entire industry because if you go on our asp you can book instantly. you don't need to wait for owner approval.

a lot of storefronts in the marketplace for companies which offers sales but they still need to go back to an operator since we own everything and to end, we believe our industry-leading in the technology drive similar to the older model works if you have access to the infrastructure. somebody needs to own the airplanes and really the winning factor is all airplanes are identical. if you sell the airplanes or your share, you know exactly which are getting anywhere, anytime because all of them are identical so it's a consistent experience no matter what airplane you're getting on. cheryl: obviously were taking in fresh capital because the big investment in you and your well over $2 billion, correct? >> i used to own this company 100% for the first time last year i decided to sell some shares. i sold 725% on a $2.65 billion valuation and it gave us the

lead in this industry. we show that this is the right business model. it was a validation that we are on the right track and that's just the beginning. cheryl: it's a fascinating business model. thank you for coming in. we appreciate it. >> thank you so much for my thank you. lauren: a wild day of trading in asia as the yuan stinks against the u.s. dollar. live to london for a report on what exactly is going on overseas. ♪ how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs.

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lauren: another day of wild trading not just here in the u.s., but in asia. john from "the wall street journal" joins us now. good to see you. if something else going on in asia, china particularly are they taking their cue from us because it been chaotic on wall street lately. >> i think we are all taking a cue from you, even the markets which are now open in a bit down but they might be up if wall street does well, the futures for the u.s. point to a flat open, maybe slightly. it's all very volatile. some concerns about higher inflation on dogs. mostly what we've seen is a blowup of this short that i'm

volunteered against volatility in the u.s. that means so many investors when the volatility need to cover their losses by the end of the stock market hours like investors come in because they have to cover these losses. i think everyone's watching how this unfolds in what happens in the u.s. not a lot of time, but talk about the chinese yuan. it would permit two-year high and has tumbled against the dollar. does it have anything to do with the trade out of china? >> yes, the economic data were resolve the surplus in the previous month. there is concerns the chinese economy might not be as strong as it seems. also, the idea that maybe the chinese government could have these capital controls in place.

lauren: the yuan saw the biggest drop since 2015. thank you so much. >> thank you for watching "fbn:am." that is set for a spirit over to maria bartiromo. "mornings with maria." maria: good morning. happy thursday. i am maria bartiromo. your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. the clock is ticking on capitol hill. lawmakers reach a deal to keep the government funded. reaching a two year deal last may with an agreement that goes to a maximum increase nonmilitary domestic programs. it would take a huge toll on the deck to say. something already facing headwinds in the house. >> a trillion dollars deficit, one of the largest increases that is probably the second largest spending increase second only to obama. you know how obnoxious i was here this is not what we're