nearly all of it within the state of georgia, your opponents can't say that, can they? >> well, no. we have >> the president has been talking about this for a long time. other countries have created unfair trade policies for decades that have harmed our national security. steve knight president trump to send his controversial plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum. but when? mexico out of the line of fire. lauren: a major health care deal is brewing. reporting overnight cigna is in talks for about $50 billion. the latest shakeup for the health care industry.

cheryl: overseas markets calm in details of the tariff plan. the february jobs report right now with futures pointing to a mixed open. a satire by loving. lauren: investors in europe to travel tariff plan plan, plus news from the european central bank as well. cheryl: stocks in asia rebounded a bit. same for the shanghai composite in china. lauren: bitcoin sinking below $10,000 after the securities and exchange commission announced were scrutiny further changes. "fbn:am" starts right now. ♪ cheryl: file onea many are good thursday, march 8th. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. welcome back.

cheryl: it's nice to say good morning to you and for viewers that have not had a voice for several days, so nice to be back. lauren: would have to rest her voice throughout the show. breaking news overnight. close to find the pharmacy benefits express scripts at "the wall street journal" says the deal could be announced as soon as today. the transaction worth $50 billion, perhaps more. cheryl: leicester and then said it would launch its own benefit which is a partner event that their shares are up about 28% from a year ago. lauren: will see if they move today in the free market. president trump to sign an order for new tariffs on steel and aluminum at some point. is this coming despite a letter by more than 100 republican house members urging cheryl: change course. white house trade policy adviser peter navarro said this is why.

>> re: aluminum and steel industry. the president has said clearly and correctly we can't have a country without those two industries. the fact of the matter is both of them on my support at the aluminum industry in particular. cheryl: the signing ceremony was initially scheduled for this afternoon. white house official now says it's unexpected to happen. like permanent the white house with the latest. >> aluminum tariffs are going forward soon. treasury secretary saying they are coming imminently. >> will definitely end up with end up with terrorists and will do so very, very quickly. again, there'll be a mechanism where to the extent the president wants to give waivers, the president can do that. again, we are moving forward with terrace and that's the plan. reporter: the administration has said they will be exempt only if they renegotiate nafta in a manner which produces a fair

result. however, the white house is now altering our position. >> remember the president's tweet from a couple days ago were subject to terry negotiations with canada and mexico would consider letting them out of the terrace. clarifying that just a little bit to say provided that the national security interests are well served by the negotiations. the same would be true of perhaps some other countries. reporter: without naming any potential replacements, gary cohn, a skeptic told potential replacements include larry kudlow come andy pazner and shakira knight who was recently to become one of his top deputies. peter navarro has said he's not a candidate for the position. back to you in new york.

cheryl: of course markets reacting initially trading downward with cohn, but ending in a very different way. right now the dow is only down 42 in the overnight market. the nasdaq higher. the market in a way you see exactly what the play is going to be. >> exemptions from some company says the administration continues to fine tune. the administration also talking about gun-control and asked to meet with executives at the videogame industry discussing gun violence in the wake of the florida school shooting. the president suggested last week that videogame should be rated for terror, just as movie and tv shows have adult content. the software association says there is no evidence that connects videogames to violence. cheryl: meanwhile, florida lawmakers kind of school safety letter to rick scott. the white house passed the measure after a narrow senate

vote on monday. this includes new restrictions on rifle sales and a program to arm some teachers. it is supported by the park would make this families, but it's not clear whether governor scott can sign the bill. he's repeatedly said he doesn't support arming teachers despite the fact florida has very open them once. lauren: volatile bitcoin taking a client after a morning spent me sec. >> tanking yesterday following to $10,030 after the ftc warned of unlawful online trading platforms that lack regulatory oversight. the sec says the crypto currency exchanges don't disclose how they organize investors orders for tokens they trade in their markets. investors worry they will not only regulate the crypto currency, but also the places

they trade in who tradesmen. the sec didn't name specific exchanges in its statement of values of other currency including legco also failed to also concerns about a hack in japan. cheryl: more pressure on these guys in south korea as well. united airlines has got a new trading program. they may not start today in the middle of a nor'easter. >> is compassion training. united airlines has a received the highest marks for customer service in recent years. who could forget the video to adopt their being dragged up united flight. trying to change that with a new program that will teach employees how to be carrying safe, dependable and efficient through the system will require 30,000 front-line employees to go through a training session with exercises that help employees saw some issues as they come up. the program will work on listening skills, body language, using a positive tone, eye

contact, compassion contact, compassionate service with a smile. lauren: thank goodness. not just united. but the last few times i've flown this staff hasn't been so friendly. maybe coca-cola has a solution for them. >> you get a different bus from coca-cola. in this 126 year history, this will be coca-cola's first alcoholic beverage. it will only be available in japan is set to be a spinoff of this popular drink called too high, which is carbonated water. either 11 or five flavoring and vodka. the drink is a modest experiment and likely won't be another markets. coca-cola around the world has been dealing with declining sales is most people choose flavored carbonated water drinks instead. train to which they've been getting into, trying to do flavored waters and energy drinks as well.

a lot more coming up on the show. president trump is a think expected to sign his controversial plan to impose steel and aluminum tariffs. but the question is when. >> we will definitely end up at these tariffs and roll this out very quickly. >> outlaw markets and investors react to all this? david nelson will give us this day. remember the short order robot flippy, he's now taking a break. we were explaining outline. you are watching the "fbn:am." ♪

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lauren: good morning. welcome back his surface on fox news president trump spoke of a special counsel robert mueller's pro-with witnesses after they get interviewed by investigators. the president reportedly asked chief of staff how his testimony went although the source has nothing of substance was discussed. "the new york times" reported trump told me that the white house should deny the report that he wanted to fireballer. british police now say the former russian spy and his daughter were poisoned by a nerve agent raising could

certainly scrub all in his daughter, you'll remain in critical condition after they found unconscious on a bench outside a shopping mall over the weekend. the burger flipping robot flippy taking a break. began helping out this week in pasadena, reportedly turning 2000 burgers a day, but demand so strong that its creator shut it down for testing to make sure it can handle all the orders. the was flowing on interstate 10 in florida appear to track carrying 60,000 tons in okaloosa county veered off the road and overturned spilling its cargo, leaving beer kids across the highway. he was cited, but i can see all the college students coming out for their bush beer peered trade to clean them up and take it home.

the dow cleanup yesterday believe it or not after opening to the downside after white house economic adviser trailer loaded with a possible trade war. that is the question here. the back-and-forth on what exactly these tariffs are going to be in who they are against as an investor. are you at a wait-and-see mode now? >> no, i'm totally invested. you even thought i'm in the market. the dow down triple digits. late last night, the night before the markets recovered because they look at the stocks peer dynamics have changed. i'm pretty encouraged here. they are already walking back the top rhetoric at this point and exceptions are being made, most notably canada and mexico. peter navarro has said for every

country that gets exempted that means that the higher tariff. trained to use see more as a negotiating talk from the white house. the way to get countries, in particular china to come to the table. you are thinking -- you are saying it's a big threat, but the punch is going to be smaller? >> i think that's true. the president's plane good cop, bad cop. they understand one thing very clearly. trade deficits in the inner transfer of wealth. other noted democrats like warren buffett have chimed in on not and agreed with that remark. it's china. i would rather see a more targeted effort there. that is the issue. it permeates around the world. cheryl: big news today. express scripts $50 billion. would you say?

>> just coming across the tape. not surprising they want to up at this point, to prevent someone from taking them over. the combination since 2015 of obamacare. the jobs report is tomorrow for february. that could be market moving. what our expectations and you think they'll get more good news and employment of 4%? >> the adp was good, so bodes well for tomorrow. my concern is this a good news or bad news. this translates into bad news and causes the market to take a 10% correction in a month ago. we'll see how investors react. >> more volatility in more volatility and story. thank you for being with us. always good to have you. >> thanks for having me. retrieved through the powerful tourister yesterday.

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lauren: thousands of people without power this morning after another monster storm pummeled the northeast. new york city was a hit as at it. more of the heavy rains now. new jersey, connecticut, massachusetts taking big hits. there is even rarer thunder snow. i heard that yesterday. it was lightning and thunder and of course all the snow was crazy. some people especially in new jersey and massachusetts shoveling is going to be going on all day today. over two feet of snow in places and of course in your home state of new jersey. you lost power. dozens of flights are canceled or delayed nationwide. we can begin another storm this weekend. >> which could affect the monday commute. janice dean, help us out.

are you guys in long island by the way? reporter: not bad. we did over purported in long island as well. one of the hardest things to predict. be nice to your local forecasters. we're the last to want to get it wrong. one to three inches of snow an hour. that is why we got the storm totals over two feet in parts of new york and parts of new jersey. we were right on the ring and a line here in new york city just over two inches here in the city. 33 in new york. a lot of. a lot of the snow will not melt because it got temperatures in place. the cold temperatures well into the weekend we will deal with the possibility for another storm. the last 12 hours lingering on the backside across the great lakes and the ohio valley appellation says well. and then, let's see what happens. we have a european model sunday and monday. the euro makes it offshore.

gsf a little too close for comfort. the bottom line is stay tuned. conditions are favorable for more of these nor'easter is. just to add salt to the wound coming daylight saving as we head into sunday, 2:00 a.m. bring those clocks ahead. lauren: team hero for this next story. i'll see if i can push it as much as i can. thank you, janice. cheryl: is there really anything amazon can or won't do? seems jeff bezos has a new way to cut customers from wal-mart. and why is mcdonald's turning the golden arches upside down? you'll be surprised by the answer. you are watching "fbn:am."

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>> the president has been talking about this for a long time. it shouldn't come as a surprise to anybody. other countries have created unfair trade policies for decades of hunger national security. traveler breaking news this morning. president trump is on his controversial plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum. the question is why impaired and expected signing ceremony for today not on the official schedule. canada and mexico, are they out of the line of fire? trades are a health care deal is brewing this morning. reporting overnight that cigna is in line to buy express scripts for $50 billion for delay to shake up the health care industry. lauren: markets evenly, as investors wait for specific details of the plan.

plus, the jobs report for february due out tomorrow. take a look at european markets up fractionally in london and down a third of 1% in germany. cheryl: stocks in asia edging higher. and japan's nikkei nikkei up half a percent. same for the shanghai composite in china. lauren: jeff bezos ruling out a new plan. all about that in just a bit. "fbn:am" continues right now. 5:28 in the morning. good morning little friday. online simonetti. cheryl: am i one of the customers bases is going after? i do like wal-mart here and there. lauren: i think it means not millennial spirit in that case, we are both old.

tranter and cheryl casone, the older one. lauren: who has her voice back. breaking news this morning, putting the pressure on canada to new mexico to renegotiate nafta as he repealed the signing of the steel and the aluminum tariffs deal. cheryl: griff jenkins live in washington d.c. with the details. where are we this morning on this? >> good morning. the white house schedule he won't chr signing ceremony. of course the departure of chief economic adviser appears the white house is really still working on the details. that will involve the neighbors to the north and south to the colin carveouts. >> we expect the president was censored by the end of the week and there are potential carveouts for mexico and canada based on national security and

possibly other countries as well. >> the president continues to attack china with the unfair trade deals calling on them to develop a $1 billion trade deficit reduction plan with intellectual property the president tweeting the u.s. is acting swiftly on intellectual property. we cannot allow this to happen as there has for years. china warning of a trade war in justifying a necessary response of the's commissioner and trade signals they are ready to respond. >> we are discussion products from which tariffs can be imposed. in a proportionately according to wto spears >> it's very fluid. of course saying it would be by weeks end, tomorrow. don't be surprised to see lawmakers at the white house trying to calm nerves and there are these tariffs.

yesterday 107 house republicans sent a letter to the president to urge him to reconsider brad tariffs. by the way, plain for all the talk about steel and aluminum. >> but it actually works well. >> exactly. cheryl: president trump analogous not backing down on this terrace. commerce secretary wilbur ross told around liz claman yesterday, time for other nations to play fair. >> of course a little bit of chaos, but it's attracted everyone's attention in setting the stage for us to be able to fix it. lots of technical problems with the world trade organization and other things they restrict us. what we need is reciprocity. we would be willing in principle to get rid of all of our tariffs if everybody else did. they won't do that because they

talk free trade and they are highly protectionist. cheryl: 100 gop lawmakers object into the tariffs of spring -- "washtington examiner" capri cafaro and deputy brad blakely. good morning. i want to start this new report that broke late last night on "politico" basically saying the key to the republicans fighting back to the president could be the vice president. in a private conversation, publicly supports the president in private conversations, the vice president is pushing back on the tariff plan. as the vice president have that kind of power with the president? >> will come in the vice president surely has a seat at the table and a good white house has supreme opinions. once they set policy, they are not going behind the president's back, working towards the goals

they said. they know better than anybody he's been in the congress. all congressmen don't necessarily agree. even those of her own party. one thing we all agree on is americans can exclude trade policy and the president made that clear in the campaign. he told us what is going to do. putting america first is not protectionist. it's the fair thing to do for not following the rule. cheryl: in the business i do have to push back because when you've got the european union talking about retaliation and that's the word being thrown around this morning against american companies that make motorcycles, bicycles, and there were reports of agricultural secretary sonny perdue is pushing back against the tariffs because of the backlash against american companies who depend on exports. >> this is a very difficult issue for that reason. the concerns being raised right

now is the fact that essentially the move to put 25% tariffs on steel and 10% on aluminum to protect those industries will ultimately have a deleterious impact on other industries, and those that steel and aluminum, automobiles, appliances in the concerns surrounding retaliation particularly in agriculture sector that has come canada to china. one thing i do want to bring up is the issue of the wto. in the clip that you played, secretary wilbur ross as well as representatives from the european union mention the world trade organization that's really causing a lot of the imbalance in our ability to negotiate their trade agreement. a bilateral approach may be a better way to go about this than a widespread across-the-board

tariff. cheryl: i want to stop you there because here's the thing. maria bartiromo asked stephen mcgeechan -- mnuchin yesterday. why do this broad tariff, 25% and 10%, would maybe it's china. what is it? >> our allies have been complicit in china dumping their steel. they will sell to an allied and they will then dump it on us. i believe in bilateral relationships more than a few multilateral relationships because they get screwed every time whether it's on steel and aluminum or whether it's on automobiles. president trump is right. he laid the gauntlet down. would you see happening when he did this? all of a sudden mexico and

canada are coming to the table. individually. that's the way i think the president has talked about it all along. >> we've seen this in the donald trump playbook in the past is a broad reaching attack. one of the things he potentially said on the campaign trail was that our trade agreements are unfair and unjust. he's not wrong on that point. is this the right way to do it? >> his assertions on trade are one of the reasons people in places like my home state of ohio, pennsylvania and michigan voted for donald trump because they like the tough talk on trade. frankly this is enough to play. he's basically saying we are going to do these sweeping tariffs, but the underlying object to here, particularly in the context of mexico and canada is to get them to the table. cheryl: i think you've got that.

what happens to the e.u. is more the bigger worry. thank you so much. >> former ceo travis kalanick has a new business venture. cheryl: tracee carrasco has that during other headlines making news this morning. >> travis kalanick has been keeping a low profile since being ousted as hoover's ceo but to twitter yesterday announcing a venture fund called type 100. they will invest in the companies in china and india and make nonprofit investments in education in the future of cities. he said the overarching theme will be about large-scale job creations. >> you sitting well. it's got to do something. jeff bezos, a new way to sell customers from wal-mart. is there an age angle? >> amazon is opening up to medicaid members.

giving them a discount of 599 to maybe give people an opportunity to shop who may not be able to afford the standard rate. in june, amazon started offering a discounted rate to people on food stamps, other government assistance programs using electronic benefit card. if you are medicaid, want to take advantage of the discounted price, take a picture of your card and upload it to the amazon site. this is a good way to go after wal-mart. cheryl: smart. lauren: at his international women's day today. i celebrate all of you. what is mcdonald's doing? >> mcdonald's has turned their iconic golden arches upside down and made it into a w. that is at a store in lynnwood, california. the women they are that owns the franchise has been the owner for i believe three decades in 60% of mcdonald's managers are

women. this is why they want to celebrate. in addition to this he was the packaging like cold coats, bags, to care that employees wear. but we are seeing other companies embracing this international women's day yesterday. we talked about rv, johnnie walker coming up with jade walker. running in the midterm elections. >> movement out there. quality and equal pay. thank you very much. lauren: one more for us. that our story. trade to we've got more to do. we are not dead yet. lauren just mentioned snap is planning to lay off about 10% of their years. they would mark the third largest law round of layoffs in they would public last year. snap incurs about 3000. the company's user growth has slowed significantly in the past

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lauren: attorney general jeff sessions in california to unload democrats bear further immigration policies. he announced the live feed for being a sanctuary state and probably not oakland mayor by name. she was the one who warned the undocumented committees last week that the i.c.e. rates were coming. >> here's my message to the mayor sheriff. how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers to promote a radical open border agenda. >> california democratic leaders are firing back coming to her defense. >> this is completely unprecedented with the chief law enforcement of the united states to come out here and engage in a

political stunt. lauren: let's bring in attorney misty mariners and steve levi of common sense strategy to discuss this. good morning. >> good morning. >> i'll begin with you. reduce you. where do you stand on this legally? >> the fact that this is not unprecedented. in 2012 was the united states versus arizona. this was when arizona said that they were passing more strict immigration laws. the federal government said that's at odds with the federal law. of course the supreme court struck down a portion of that and this is the same concept in the opposite way. the federal government is saying you cannot have state laws that counteract federal laws because it is a supreme law of the land. this is a valid lawsuit.

lauren: did it go to the supreme court? >> in you, steve? >> it absolutely will. not only because this is a violation of the supremacy caused in preemption within the constitution, but actual congressional laws that flies directly against section eight of the u.s. code section 1373 in 1324. they specifically say that local governments cannot harbor a shield of illegal aliens do not prohibit their employees from cooperating with federal officials. >> the white house to this point in this goes to you are saying. don't hinder us. we are protecting the nation. we had a four-day raid last week that they have rested 180 of them had criminal convictions. they are trying to protect them. i want to roll a soundboard of

mayor shot to warn of the race. this is her argument. >> the attorney general is trying to distract the american people from the failed immigration system by tainting the racist broad brush of our immigrant community is dangerous criminals. lauren: steve, racist? >> absolutely outrageous. some of these local officials who think they can pick and choose which federal laws they wish to enforce or apply. could you imagine what would happen back in the fifth these 60s if our federal government allowed racist governors to stop young black children from getting into segregated schools? that's at the attorney general was saying yesterday. we don't tolerate and we are not going to tolerate the radicals on the left who are defying

federal law and allowing criminal illegal aliens to stay on our streets. lauren: we will see where we stand. we let the daca past. these inspect in the wall prototype next week. thank you for joining us. cheryl: might now want to use the word war anymore when he talks about that. coming up, and a major storm that hit the northeast left one women's basketball team with an off court challenge right before their championship team. jared max has that story. you are watching "fbn:am." this is frank. sup! this is frank's favorite record. this is frank's dog. and this is frank's record shop. frank knowns northern soul, but how to set up a limited liability company... what's that mean? not so much. so he turned to his friends at legalzoom.

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cheryl: welcome back. college basketball one rascal has gotten to the ncaa brackets last night. lauren: turn back the clock night at madison square garden. jared max with those words we need to know. >> good morning. continuing to win their conference tournaments get automatic. the site of the patriot league final. but now took aim, mated to a college basketball. the ncaa tournament 83 points 54. for pete's sake, this isn't rembrandt. it's a college basketball game. remember these guys? 32 years to the date by the georgetown hoyas to a big east tournament and st. john's. remember these two guys? they were back on the court.

mullen leaving st. john's. this time the winner 46.29 to win by 11 against xavier in the ob today. you are 17 going on 18. houston rockets win streak continues. as easy as do re mi. rockets big question is will they win the nba title. i'm sorry. mr. cheeseballs today. they beat the bucks last night. 17 straight wins is the longest streak in the nba this season. 31 years after an idaho striker replacement players to the appeal, they are saying things to their scabs. now the players are going to get their super bowl rings. daniel snyder spoke saying their contributions are part of the

history and representative chu grow reason why a lombardi trophy from a 1987 campaign resides in our facility today. nfl legend peyton manning even thought of fox sports to be an analyst. to score $10 million or more to do this. did you hear about birthdays there is a rooster with a bus? is in philadelphia for game today. cheryl: bomber. >> that is good. greed video. >> we will take care. it's your day. >> you can catch jerry's sports reports on sirius xm channel

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lauren: president trump has not yet signed in order to impose borders on steel and aluminum.

u.s. teachers for the s&p are higher at the moment pay the consequences certainly been felt overseas. let's go to london. scott shelley d. petit jm bureau. good morning, scott. >> good morning. go ahead. lauren: just you go. >> a bit of a mixed opening here with the features doing what they are doing. is at least the president has folks talking about it. i'm not a big fan of tariffs. the tariff trend isn't really a good one, but getting people to start talking about it because there are unfair things go in the u.s.a. adjusting to see where they are coming up as far as tit-for-tat promising city was calm and, kentucky, mitch mcconnell. maybe harley davidson and issue in wisconsin. starting to get interesting and that's a good read right now. cheryl: what the chatter in europe? we are hearing here from different e.u. officials and

investment advisers there that there is retaliation coming from the e.u. against u.s. companies because of these terrorists. they are going to fight back. >> they are talking about retaliation. it's going to be things and began it smells a little bit funnier because the things they are targeting quote, unquote are a republican state. harley davidson and cranberry separate wisconsin. they will be a little bit more laserlike if they have been. the president may find something today, but we're just getting people to talk about it because there are some unfair things. >> some countries get exemptions and other still. scott shellady, thank you get cheryl: thank you for watching "fbn:am." maria bartiromo. morning cytherea. >> good morning, everybody. i maria bartiromo. thursday march 8th.

6:00 a.m. on the east coast. tensions over trade continues this morning. president trump preparing to sign off on steel and aluminum tariffs. but he's taking pushback from his own party and around the world that supports data commander-in-chief could spare some allies like mexico and canada for the tariffs. >> the president has been clear he wants to address trade imbalance is with a number of countries. they are taken advantage of for far too long and he will not allow that to continue under his watch. >> the resignation of chief economic adviser gary cohn. the dow jones industrial average down 82-point and was well off the lows of the day. nasdaq up 25 points and now features indicating today's open as we see a mixed performance. down about 28 points right now. the s&p 500 and nasdaq trading up this morning.

mixed performances as well. european indices with fractional moves down two points. cac f11. dax up one half of 1%. best performer was in hong kong. the hang seng index up 1.5%. the right prescription health insurer cigna closing in on the deal to acquire pharmacy benefit manager express scripts. the major price tag the agreement could carry with stock up 14.5% right now. crypto crisis with a possible problem tumbling yesterday. take a look at the latest coming up is a ward over the risk of the pathway. president trump will meet with representatives from the video game industry today at the white house to discuss their role in exposing children to violence in god. he surprises