breaching the gospel, i don't know that we'll ever see another billly graham. david: that does it for us. join melissa >> people are waiting for the fed to raise rates. interest rates are moving up faster than the federal reserve and people seem to be saying inflation is real. lauren: breaking news this morning pick a wild ride continues after the federal reserve releases the minutes, rates on bonds spiking higher. trying to sing in a 500-point range almost a 300 points after those minutes came out. we close down 166. lauren: take a look at features down over 100 points right now the dow jones 78, nasdaq futures down 25 points this morning.

train to rise in yields working yesterday's selloff. now back above 2.9%. are we going to see three? lauren: in europe comes tax filing on worries about those higher rates. the ftse down 1% in london and the dax and germany down on muslim%. cheryl: stocks caught up in the selling overnight at the nikkei up 1%. investors in china back from a weeklong holiday in their bullish. shanghai composite of 2%. meanwhile, an emotional day yesterday at the white house. >> i lost a best friend, practically a brother. i am here to use my voice because i know he can't. lauren: president trump begin an emotional listening session to families who are touched by school gun violence. the highlights of what they said until you what came out of that session yesterday.

another one set for today. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. here in new york. thursday, february 22nd. good morning, and cheryl casone. lauren: and lauren simonetti. thanks for joining us. cheryl: so many americans reacting in saying they've never seen anything like that at the white house. the president taking the time to listen pure lauren: it was raw and powerful and now we'll see if anything happens to change anything going forward. the other crazy day was what happened in wall street. cheryl: the dow spending nearly 500 points yesterday, erasing gains as the yield on the 10 year treasury had a fresh four-year high, closing in on 3%. reach her show due .92%. minutes from the fed raising

concerns that they may hike interest rates more aggressively than expected this year. lauren: let's take a look at exactly what the fed indicated that what was behind the market action with david nelson, chief strategist with delphi asset management. good morning, david. two questions. what was the message from the fed? hawkish come at dovish, what was their talent? we are so close to 3% interest rate. is that such a big deal? >> the fed came in up to forecast. it's important to find out the fed meetings relate to a minute before the market corrections have a blooming budget deficit and maybe that is part of the problem right now. the fact that interest rates are rising on the heels of inflation. this is where the correction started earlier in the month when we had the hot jobs number. lauren: jerome powell at ahead of the fed testifies before congress next week.

we really haven't heard that much from them. as all this market activity just noise until we hear from powell? >> it was a pretty frustrating day yesterday. every fed president gets tested certainly jamie guillen was, then vernaculars and powell is no different. the dynamic right now, investors are trained to understand what is taking place in washington. i think a lot of investors are concerned that deficit ballooned in his latest budget and i don't think the market? the will or investigation because clear that the white house serving the policy. lauren: the market in the short-term, investors on the the wild swings here study is what you're saying. >> i was pretty uncomfortable. cheryl: do you expect the fed to

go further in a statement yesterday. further gradual interest rate increases or are you done for 2018? >> hard to say. 100% probability we will have one in march. i didn't hear anything that surprised me in and that's what was really surprising. initially after that release for 300 points for about 30 minutes and we closed down and doesn't bode well for the opening and means we will mill around here for at least the next couple weeks. >> dow futures down 70 points. thank you for your perspective today. >> thank you for having me. cheryl: an emotional day at the white house yesterday during a listening session with the president. students come to parents and teachers demanding change after the meeting president trump treating last night. i will always remember that time

i spent today with courageous students, teachers and families. so much love in the midst of so much pain. must not let them down. we must keep them safe. >> blake verminous covering the white house. >> survivors stood in what the. they saw at the white house wednesday teenagers begging for action. >> i don't understand why i could still go in a store and buy a weapon of war. i was reading today that a person 20 years old walk into a store and brought in a hour 15 in five minutes with an expired i.d. how is it that easy? >> we compromise on some solutions for no child, no person in this world want to go through something so horrific and tragic. >> i was born into a world where never got to experience safety and peace.

there needs to be significant change in this country because this has to never happen again. >> meadow colic is one of the 17 killed on valentine's day in parkland, florida. her father flanked by her three brothers. >> one school shooting and we should have fixed it. and then paste. his michael i'm not going to see again. she's not here. she's not here. >> president trump listen to the suggestions in the story saying he wants to strengthen the national background system have floated the idea of having some teachers carry guns like knowledge and that is controversial. >> the president today will meet with state and local officials.

>> analysis 17 and is there lives were lost in the parkland school meeting. the student killed nine people at a community college for the gunman in connecticut killed 32 people at virginia tech. the listening session yesterday said we must not this now. >> the department of education that i walked in today that has the security guard in the elevator. how do you think that makes me feel? 9/11 happened once have they fixed everything. how many schools, how many children have to get shot? lauren: dreaming outcome in this demerit, politics editor -- ladies, good morning. an emotional day. what we saw yesterday was just these children being so real and so on this saying you've got to

protect us. >> one thing that struck me the president trump said yesterday was this is not going to be talk like it's been in the past. we know one thing about him, what is committed come he is committed and hopefully there'll be changes made that kind protector school spirit sure in the background checks and mental health screens or maybe increasing the age. those are ideas that have floated around is compromise and maybe that's what we need right now. >> lindsey, the president while he didn't say anything specifically about banning assault rifles as though he announced his face to do so, he did talk about arming teachers. that's the one thing that's created controversy yesterday. >> i think the thought in people's head is don't want to acknowledge may be needing more guns in the classroom. a lot of people feel that is not the way forward already the

father saying there are guns in schools and armed guards everywhere. guns are worn by adults. safety officers at my former high school wore a gun. they are still not doing enough. are many teachers seems to be kicking the can down the road, which is getting guns out of the hands of students. cheryl: what is so interesting is your member of the sandy hook kids were small children. they couldn't articulate what they had emotionally gone through. these are 17, 18, 19-year-old kid saying the same to us. they are delivering their message with such clarity. that is really -- that may change the discussion at this point for america. >> i think you are right. they were so eloquent for such an emotional time in listening to the stories and the impact that the event truly hard is unbelievable. you are right. maybe this is the step we need to kick this into gear, to make

some changes that will help protect our schools the future. >> lindsey obviously we've got this history of school shootings. one of the children said he was born after columbine. he said i don't know a world where i can't go to school and not be safe. even marco rubio kind of went against that plea yesterday. he had children in florida asking him, can you ban assault rifles and weapons and he fought back. he's taking the opposite side of the president on this. >> i think part of it is a lot of people feel it getting in front of it means getting on those modifiers, the bump stocks and that's what allowed the weapons to be so terribly efficient when it's used to kill someone. looking at it legislatively, there's got to be a strategy involved in getting these guns less powerful. that bumps up increases coming ability to shoot come you take away that ability.

that's where there's going to be a big fight in marco rubio has to admit he's got to get in front of the problem where he's going to have major problems down the road politically. cheryl: yet to be 21 to drink, and if you have to be 21 to buy a gun. thank you for the perspective this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. lauren: twitter has suspended tons of accounts overnight. did they go too far? if the volatile stock market had you on edge, it may be the best chance to chill out with a margarita. you are watching "fbn:am". ♪ a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push!

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trade to welcome back. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. the u.s. explosion montenegro. a hand grenade thrown at the capitol. he later killed himself with another explosive device and in serious injuries have been reported. the third is working to identify the attacker. in mexico, spain is 25 people including some americans injured after an explosion for their affair and passengers were getting off the boat. officials say none of the injuries are that threat and

because the boss is under investigation. more details from the reverend billy graham's passing. he died in asleep at 7:30 a.m. yesterday. no family members were present at that time. his spokesman says it was described by doctors as a peaceful passing. his funeral service will take place at noon on march 2nd at the billy graham. he was 99 years old. what a leader. >> what a spiritual leader for this country amazing. harry truman to barack obama and presidents. facing major backlash after suspending thousands of accounts. tracee carrasco has the story. >> estimate twitter suspended thousands of accounts and users aren't happy about it because they believe they are being targeted in a suspected russian count. the hashtag twitter lockdown has even been started to talk about the purge with some claiming

that real people as opposed to bots were locked out of their account. in a statement from the twitter the tools are political and we reinforce our rules without political bias as part of our ongoing work in safety, we identified suspicious account behaviors that have automated that severe violations of policy or run multiple accounts or reviews. we take action on any accounts we find that by late our terms of service. this is part of her ongoing comprehensive effort to make twitter safer and healthier for everyone. michael flynn junior, paul joseph watson. cheryl: i'm going in a statement they are. wilco's stock plunged yesterday. what's going on? >> pretty significantly. they're making a streaming devices plunged 21% yesterday after forecasting deeper than expected loss this year. it's expected between 40 and

$55 billion. rocha's guidance for sales which began trading in september gained 37% over the past three months through yesterday's close. lauren: the close could probably make roku admitted a margarita. >> what better way to celebrate. restaurants have deals. at you get a margarita for $7.95 at the souvenir glass at buffalo wild wings today through sunday he can get 5-dollar margaritas and $3 chips and salsa and margaritas are $2 all day at on the border. charlie and tony romo is, whether it's 5:00 a.m., 5:00 p.m. cheryl: at all day to dollar margaritas sounds dangerous. >> remember the 1 dollar drinks applebee's used to have?

cheryl: thank you. see you in a little bit. he may be a genius, he may be a billionaire, but bill gates flunks the grocery task. >> how much do you think race array would be within a dollar? >> five dollars. >> okay, let's see. it's 1 dollar. cheryl: and it gets better. that was fast. one day of summer. janice dean coming up at the forecast. after yesterday's wild ride for the market to a lower open. you are watching "fbn:am" ♪ if i could turn back time ♪ if i could find a way ♪ i'd take all the back all the words that have hurt you you say

lauren: billionaire bill gates is good at math, but not this map. check him out on the ellen degeneres show. >> one bag of tino's pizza rolls. >> twenty-two dollars. no, $15. >> lower. >> eight dollars. >> let's try it. $8.99. lauren: there almost $9, not $22. you probably don't either cook your own groceries. i'm not surprised. i'm actually surprised he went on the show and was willing to do that. cheryl: he's also going on the

big bang theory. that was the big news. maybe he is loosening up a little bit. try a grocery store once. a delta flight delayed for 12 hours. they canceled the kansas city international airport because of a powerful life story. shows people sleeping inside the plane. when passengers saying she was able to get on an outbound flight the next day and received a $100 voucher. the icing is the airlines responsibility. lauren: we could be luckier in the northeast. fox meteorologist janice dean. >> we shattered yesterday. 82 degrees. the earliest on record they have ever seen the temperature. newark, new jersey 80-degree spin central park 78. the temperature is of course have gone down. 48 right now in new york city.

still warm across the southeast, but the cold front brake in the mix to freezing rain and ice for the next couple of days continues to be stalled out. you can see the 2424 hour difference as cold air to move and embarrassed the line is heavy rain. freezing rain is tapering off but we saw some pretty incredible pictures yesterday across the midwest device on the roadways and of course delaying flights, canceling flights. flood advisories could see several inches of rain. not only today, but for the next couple of days as it continues to stall out behind it. just across the mississippi, ohio river in tennessee valley where they see the potential of big heavy flooding threats. rain continues across those areas. new york city 48 as a daytime high. it still will remain warm across the southeast. record cold temperatures as well across the west coast. topsy-turvy right here is a

roller coaster will keep you updated. rack to you. >> i like the word crazy about the northeast yesterday. >> of meteorological term at this point. lauren: weather is crazy. crazy in washington and crazy on wall street. this second day in a row nancy pelosi has slammed the trunk tax cut. >> a tax scam, which is a ripoff of the middle class gets to the highest that 83% goes to the top 1%. how unconscionable. lauren: are democrats not distancing themselves from nancy pelosi? that question to our political panel. it's where president trump started his political career. live to the gathering of conservatives as cpap. stock index futures down well over 100 looking at the data. the dow is down 49 points and the s&p if i speak long enough

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>> we recognize that some people are getting a little bit more and while they're getting a little bit more, they are getting things taken away and that is really what people have to see. cheryl: breaking this morning. house speaker nancy pelosi continues to him at the trunk tax cut in arizona. some democrats distancing themselves from those comments. triggered the best thing in a five-minute point range yesterday done 166 after the release of the fed minutes. cheryl: we could be in for more selling. futures were down for triple digits.

the s&p just now going into the grading fractionally anyways. lauren: rising yields on the 10 year treasury hammering stocks. the treasury is now above 2.9%. cheryl: in europe, stock prices followed lauren worries about higher interest rates. major indices are down. lauren: the nikkei down 1%. check this out but investors returned from a weeklong holiday in china and they were ready buy the shanghai composite gaining 2.2% overnight. train to guess who is going to the olympics. the white house sending ivanka trying to mend some diplomatic fences. "fbn:am" continues right now. lauren: good morning. 5:31 a.m. in new york. thursday, february 22nd. m. lauren simonetti.

cheryl: good morning, everybody had them cheryl casone. coming up in the show to talk about the olympics. doing better, team u.s.a. lauren: absolutely hockey. two years ago. ninth win over canada. i'm giving away all the news. cheryl: it's good. there's something else happening back here at home today. the conservative political action conference, cpac is kicking off today but will celebrate president trump's agenda. lauren: crick jacobs up early this morning at the national convention center. donald trump being welcomed by conservatives. >> that's right. good morning, lauren and cheryl. this is the 44th cpac command because conservatives gathered in the country. it's my 22nd with president trump just two years ago did not come. he was worried they wouldn't

like him, didn't see them as a conservative. he came of course last year. for a sitting president come since ronald reagan and now it's coming back a hero undescribed. mash up talking about the president's return. >> they have the president back in vice president back two years in a row. this is history. donald trump ran as a a conservative, but some were dubious about how he was covered. clearly, the president's agenda is conservative and a scot and more accomplished than they have seen in a decade. >> accomplishments, talk about taxes. that will be front and center along with immigration and gun control. today you have vice president pens, marine le pen in the president turning. senator ted cruz send secretary betsy devos.

some go see her as a conservative, but match lap toxin that's younger. we are attracting new people in their voices to the movement. one main reason is they felt real buyers remorse that barack obama. even people who voted. now they look at the democrats and the democrats are just about #resistance. reporter: so you know, we've seen young people across the country in florida and elsewhere talking about the gun debate. this is the largest gathering of young people, conservatives. it will be fascinating to see, lauren and cheryl, what they had to say about what can be done. >> is going to be great. thanks, greg. >> nancy pelosi will definitely not via cpac and she's definitely not a fan of president trump or his tax plan. the california democrat continued to slam the tax plan

that the majority of americans actually support. >> in terms of the bonus that corporate america received versus the crimes that they are giving to workers. this is like giving you a bowl of dog you do. you are doing a great disservice to our country. lauren: that unpatriotic, and that unpatriotic comments are that unpatriotic, and you heard it again right now, getting pelosi in trouble with their own party. some colleagues distancing themselves from the house minority leader. we ask him if nancy pelosi added touch and do they need a different strategy as we head into the election. here to weigh in, contributor to the hill and author of her new book, how do i tax be. congratulations, christian tape. and democratic strategist michael sir hawkins. good morning. i love nancy's notions with her hand.

the crowds. i've got to ask you, what is the strategy for democrats going into the mid-term because you care rally against a tax plan that so many americans are liking. >> i have a lot of respect for nancy pelosi, but i don't think she's the best messenger to be delivering the message when we talk about the tax cut. the tax cut is funded based off of growing gdp and without the growth in gdp, this will blow a hole in an already growing deficit. democrats need to find a better messenger when it comes to talking about the middle class in economics. making sure people keep their light on them food in the refrigerator. lauren: so you agree they are distancing themselves and rightfully so for nancy pelosi, the she's out of touch with americans? >> i don't think democrats are distancing themselves from nancy pelosi, and that the comments absolutely. lauren: would this be good for republicans is for republicans as they go into the midterms?

where do you see happening? >> nancy pelosi is the gift that keeps on giving. she has done little to mobilize around base. she's failed to pay the solutions based path forward for her party and she's laughably out of touch with americans. you heard from the comments the average u.s. household gets a $1600 tax cut thanks to the recently passed tax bill and they're getting paid bumps and bonuses to the passages of corporate tax cuts. policy is out of touch, but the problem with the democratic party are they fail to lay out unifying policies, messages and uplifting solutions. it seems like they really didn't learn much from 2016 and they can do several self reflection because if they faced the midterms, they're in for a rude

awakening. >> we ran the scroll of the 377 companies that far who have done something for their workers because they are saving on corporate taxes. we are seeing high-profile democrats including the vice chair of the dnc ever, representative keith ellison say in the $1000 bonus will go a long way for so many of my constituents, for so many americans. this is a list of other dems distancing themselves. do you think a republican strategy which has been tried and proven to work in the past at times certain politicians at the lucy is going to work and republicans favor? >> i don't pay what democrats have in their favor is there is a big fever when it comes to unhappiness with the republican brand right now. we see that in republican districts are democrats are winning in states have never won before. we see it in purple districts as well. nancy pelosi brings to run issue to the table, but when it comes to a question of do we support of president trump in the other

areas, and that is overwhelmingly bad mail. lauren: michael, kristen come a thank you returned this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. cheryl: she's going across the country with the same message. stand by for more of that. after yesterday's roller coaster ride for stocks, we are looking at possibly another down session right now. things are better the premarket overnight. there might be some bargains, though. and they call them the shark whisperer. a 3000-pound great white shark that this guy hauled in. and there's more. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ hey. pass please. i'm here to fix the elevator.

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been set in the volatility of things in the market. they been looking for deals. >> personally i don't think it's a great idea to book for deals. when you buy a strong stock is a high percentage it's going to rally them may be expensive. if you buy a strong stocks coming or going to make money versus buying weak stocks. one of the things that i think is very interested its amazon may bring new all-time highs yesterday. before the market selloff before the fed minutes and netflix almost did, too. i really don't believe the market is going to collapse again because you can't have really strong market leaders like that making new highs in the market collapsing because the market is made up of these stocks. >> i'm glad you brought up amazon. the s&p 500 clawback of easter tuesday night, 27% of the gains was amazon only. also, if you look at a company

like amazon, some people say it's overvalued, too expanded from expanding to match. you say we should really get the fundamentals of amazon for instance. >> i look at the technicals because tax refund just passed. a company like amazon will take advantage of that. who knows what they'll do in 2018. the skies the limit. when you see a stock like that hitting new highs right before the market has the fed minutes command that is a good sign for the stock and company itself. good earnings reports. google had earnings last quarter. even google rallied yesterday. microsoft is near the high again. all of these companies agree fundamentally and technically to be better strong, strong. cheryl: there is one more you mentioned and that is netflix. i remember when the stock was $4 a share. look at it now. netflix is another company to 81 and change.

>> that is one of my favorite watches right now. the reason is when the markets sold off that week, netflix had earnings right before gaps that big held. netflix held more bullish than any stock in the market the week that market fell. a huge sign that stock is going to take off like a rocket when the market makes the highs again. really quickly want to tell viewers if you're watching the market because we are down in the premarket this morning, i don't think it's a crazy panicky jacket and a fell yesterday in a close, but you want to look for the market whether it's the dow, s&p, you want to see where all of these indices will go over the the selloff day. >> we've got a run, but last week are best taken five years for stocks. it's not a day by day thing at this point. you have to look at it like a

long-term story. i love you bringing that up this morning. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> the s&p edging up a little. >> 13 minutes left in the show. i hired out. coming up, it just who is heading to the olympic games? ivanka trumpet will tell you why in just a bit. a thriller for women's hockey for gold comes down to a shoot out. jarrod max has the sports highlights. you are watching "fbn:am." today, a focus on innovation in the southern tier is helping build the new new york. starting with advanced manufacturing that brings big ideas to life. and cutting-edge transportation development

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lauren: what it differed to the u.s.a. at the winter games. they were struggling, but they've got a lot of gold. cheryl: let's get a jared max. he actually has the story. >> today's new york post golden pair of revenge against the canadiens. what a day of was. team u.s.a. had 12 medals. right now 21. the family affair continues. figure skating, not the only sibling for you team u.s.a. check this out. gold medal between u.s.a. and four-time defending olympics chance cabinet. trailing my third. and at the other end, schoolers too. nobody scores in regulation or overtime. they go to the shootout of to the shootout of that would be twin sister monique jocelyn for

the twin sisters scores in the u.s.a., the gorgeous save in the u.s.a. wins three manafort two. first since 1998. a huge day for the americans. david wise women and women's half pipe. this is the freestyle snowboarding like event, but it's actually skied on the half pipe. he wins the gold and his teammate would come up with the silver medal in this event. in women's alpine skiing, mikhail shifrin shining comeback fashion after she was about six, seven after the first run comes back is against the silver medal while lindsay vaughn who led after the first part of the com petition, did not battle in her final. while norway continues to lead by a bunch, sitting with 33 u.s. total, made up some major

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lauren: worries about higher interest rates boosting the dollar this morning. we go to jane foley, senior analyst at robo bank to discuss what's moving the dallas dallas morning. is this how it happened that the fed yesterday. and among traders were you are this morning. good morning. >> s. comments related to the minutes on the federal reserve although i have to say the dollar is performing over the last five days and this is of course because of the upward creep of the u.s. interest rate. the market has responded in a more textbook fashion with a dollar pushing higher in the stock markets pushing lower. cheryl: we're talking about fed minutes in this country. what about the ecb meeting?

those minutes, how about move against the dollar? >> i could be interesting. but we seem from the ecb is even dovish talking about the need in europe to get administration even higher. if they are at coverage, they could be stronger so we're waiting to be. >> currencies are exciting again. real quick, we see a little bit of a mixed bag with the european market down. s&p in this country picking up a little bit. anything you are watching today's session? >> again, looking towards really the epicenter which causes yields in the u.s. will receive a 10 year yield above the 3% and if that happens, that could be a big change for the market. cheryl: we're watching the yield, jane foley. now we say good morning to maria

bartiromo. >> good morning. happy thursday come everybody. i maria bartiromo and his thursday come in figure 22nd. top stories right now. investors on edge. wild swings yesterday once again thanks to the federal reserve paid the minutes from the january meeting showed the central bank is more confident in that could lead to higher interest rates and more than previously forecast. the yield on the treasury had been a full year high as the market was lower. dow industrials down 167 points at the close. nasdaq deposit down 16. futures right now to tell you what is happening with further deterioration about 20 points on the dow jones industrial average. s&p 500 lower by eight points. european markets climb across the board in europe. down almost 1%. cac down a third of a percent in the dax down three quarters of 1%. markets mostly lower with the exception of china. the shanghai composite reopening

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