congressman andy bigs is here tomorrow and make sure you join me every day on the intelligence report weekdays at 2 p.m. eastern right here on fox business. i'll see you tomorrow. i'll see you tomorrow. >> president trump said he would meet kim jong un to achieve denuclearization. turn through breaking news this morning. president trump has expected an invitation from kim jong un to meet face-to-face. train to the president signed off on tariffs for all countries except for canada and mexico with china strongly opposed. lauren: take a look at the futures pit the futures pit at dallas had 13 points. s&p fractionally lower.

today is the nine-year anniversary of the bull market in the past nine years. the dow was up 280%. the nasdaq up 485%. we will see what happens to the jobs report. cheryl: stocks open lower on news of the trump terrace. they are now considering how to to retaliate after the u.s. lauren: asian stocks surged on the news that the u.s. north korea potential breakthrough in south korea the kospi rose over 1% 1% in the japan's nikkei up over half of 1%. trading two and a steady music and ceo bob iker, shareholders reject his pay package. "fbn:am" starts right now. lauren: tgif. good news for you.

4:00 a.m. in new york. march 9th. cheryl: bull market nine years anniversary 280% and the dow. that's where celebrated on a friday. lauren: that is 18,000 dow points to put that in there. cheryl: amazing. president trump late last night expecting north korean leader kim jong un's face-to-face meeting for the end of may. he would be the first sitting u.s. president to resolution. lauren: kim jong un talked about denuclearization. also coming on missile testing during this period of time. great progress being made, the sanctions will remain until an agreement is reached. meeting being planned. cheryl: a ruse to just kind of stall for time. james kerry fonda turns is the

heritage foundation. this later elevator diffuse the situation with north korea. what do you think? >> is certainly represents reality. conventional wisdom and then three months ago the united states can preemptively attack north korea. this is basically where reasonable people said all along. this is a crisis out of control. cheryl: that has happened without any preparatory meeting with white house officials coming over north korean officials. i do want to see this came out of the blue, but a basically dead. when you make of the fact kim jong un came to the table so quickly? >> it's important we not try to predict why we think he did this. the obvious answer is we don't know why he does what he does. our strategy, maximum pressure is a great strategy that is to keep them from being a threat. he has to choose how to respond

to this. we all risk if we say what's he really buying. i'm not sure we really know. cheryl: we do know they are willing for now to suspend any nuclear missile testing until the time of peace talks, which we believe is sometime in may in south korea. we don't have confirmation yet. the question is, is this another stalling tactic by the regime appears they've done this before for decades where they say we are going to talk. that's a bigger fear here. >> it doesn't matter because this strategy is designed specifically to do that. nuclear deterrence, missile defense can be sanctioning keeps him from becoming a larger threat. biting him more time doesn't live in a better place. it gives more time to the safeguards in place to keep them from being a threat.

cheryl: president obama made it sound like he didn't want to give legitimacy to the north korean regime. even at the united nations in the fall, he made a comment would totally destroy north korea if it came to that, if weapons were fired against japan our ally or two less. do you think that's part of the reason the regime has come to the table now? the threats from the president have been very serious. >> i don't know. first of all, trump likes the people he's competing against. he's also very, very good at these meetings and there's very little at risk for the united states. but it demonstrates that this is not a crisis out of control. it shows the u.s. and south korea are working hand-in-hand and that's great. cheryl: is certainly does. thanks for joining us a really young break news. lauren: president trump ordering keep you sanctions on aluminum

and steel. president trump began to unleash tears thursday afternoon sending two proclamations that call for steel tariffs and 25% in aluminum care for 10% pay mexico and canada will not immediately be subject to those tariffs pending the outcome of renegotiations. other companies can press their case as well. the president saying steel dumping is an assault on the country. >> it is a process called dumping and they dumped more than any time on any nation, anywhere in the world and it drove our plants out of business. drawer factories out of business. reporter: the president charted flexibility. the 25% and 10% numbers could go higher if countries begin to gain exemption. >> all have a right to go up or

down depending on the country and on the right to draw about countries where i'd countries. >> these terrorists are not immediate. they began 15 days from now. back to you in new york. lauren: in a stunning move against disney ceo bob iker, disney shareholders reject it a pay pack. cheryl: tracee carrasco joins us about another headlines. one of the most celebrated ceos and nowadays. >> the first time a majority of votes were cast against this proposal at disney. 52% of shareholders voted down chairman and ceo bob iger new pay package. the scheduled to end but was extended through 2021 after disney agreed in december. the 21st century fox network. unless fiscal year i've heard $36 million under the new deal

increasing from 2.5 million to 3 million this year in 3.5 million for the last three years of the deal. his annual incentive rose $20 million increased to 25 million a year should the fox to close does play a mixture. the board will take the vote under advisement for future ceo compensation. cheryl: that is fascinating with the "star wars" franchise. jobs friday. when we expect? >> the jobs report will be released before the start of trading. the estimates for 200,000 nonfarm jobs have been added to payrolls with the unemployment rate falling slightly to 4%. is the unemployment rate falls, it would be the first time the job was at or below 4% since december 2000. we will have a full breakdown of the february jobs report coming

up one morning to where we are a.m. eastern. lauren: speaking of jobs. home depot doing that vocational toll for veterans. >> this is big. home depot will train 20,000 people as construction workers over the next decade in an effort to help the shortage of skilled elders are much other december there were 150,000 job openings up from 140,000 a year earlier. the homebuilder institute will use the money from home depot to trade veteran in u.s. army soldiers. high school students and disadvantaged youth. very nice. cheryl: nice that big companies do things for a nation. we will see you soon. abc news morning. president trump has signed the controversial steel and aluminum terrace, but not everyone is a fan. >> i'm just not a fan of broad-based across-the-board

tariffs. i think you have a lot of unintended consequences and collateral damage. cheryl: bisect collateral damage going to be? good news for americans has for americans of their net worth has hit a record high. we will give you the numbers on what you are worth. you are watching "fbn:am." (♪li)

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cheryl: welcome back. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. former trump campaign aide said of nonverbal testify before the jury and robert elias russian novel investigation. nunberg is cooperating after a strange series of interviews. russian trolls tied to torpedo mitt romney shot is secretary of state. the investigation found operatives called romney a two headed snake in a globalist puppet. they also provided a rally outside trump tower and spread a petition to block romney. coming alongside a new report in "the new yorker" that alleges then president-elect trying to consider a candidate more favorable to russian interests. americans are getting richer thanks to surging stock market rising home prices rising to 99 trillion in the final month of last year but we are also

spending more about. 3.7% is down from the previous two years. to your point today the nine-year anniversary of the bull market fell overall. we are just richer. trick about nine years ago today, you are up 300%. it's a nice, nice gain. following this kerry story. president trump not backing down in the steel industry was steep new tariffs on steel and aluminum despite backlash from both sides of the aisle. after the president signed the bill comes under jeff flake is taking action to stop it. listen to this tweet. illegally drafted and introduced legislation to nullify terrace and i urge my colleagues to pass it for the exercise and protectionism and and protectionism inflicts anymore damage on the economy. former congresswoman and member of the independent women's forum, nan hayworth and professor at the kings college right here in new york city, brian brenberg.

thank you for joining us on a big news day. happy friday. >> happy friday. lauren: you grew up in the steel industry. you even worked in the steel industry. do you grew up i just like you saying that this will damage the economy or you encouraged by the negotiating tactics? >> given what president trump is done already to help our economy and put americans back to work as we know his deregulation and tax cuts that have made an incredible difference. i view what he's doing with terrorists as negotiating stands to deal with trade policies that have all too often put american workers at a disadvantage. the concerns are legitimate that terrorists can be a very tricky and double-edged sword because of course retaliation could occur if some trading countries are threat in that kind of

thing. so i think it does have to be very carefully administered. we also know that senator flake has a particular rivalry with the president. the kind of language is not terribly helpful. lauren: there is book a room and that's what encouraged investors. the breaking news this morning is china strongly opposing tariffs, calling on the u.s. to withdraw them. i'm curious how this plays out because i feel like elon musk of tesla allows the presidency right now, treated yesterday in the president could reference the streets. i'm against import duties in general, but the current rule very difficult. if a competing in an olympic race where china is taxing a with imports at 25%. are we going to see a reciprocal taxpayer? are you worried in in the victory broke major country like china?

>> it's not surprising china doesn't like this policy at all. clearly the trump administration is aiming at china. china is in many ways a bad actor when it comes to trade did they violate intellectual property, put a big barriers doing business in china and the president wants to get movement they are and that's why he's coming out with big tariffs. you'll see a lot of exemptions for ally countries. that's why he talked about flexibility. when it comes to china he will press the issue because that is where you have the biggest room for improvement. unless you talk tough and put your money where your mouth is camille not get china to move. >> in this digital age, intellectual property is a lot bigger than steel and aluminum when it comes to china. the paula says 32% of americans think that tariffs will hurt the economy. 42% see it as about dean. 27% say it will help the u.s. economy. what do you make of what this is

going to do? >> we can see these numbers. the concern is people have terrace can be a very blunt instrument unless they are carefully administered and also, you know, a lot of times unfortunately they do get withdrawn. so they have a certain longevity, a certain usefulness potentially but they have to be wielded with a surgeon's precision. i'm glad that the president is listening to folks who have expressed concerns. that's why you're hearing this week already as brain just mentioned, mexico and canada have been exempted from these tariffs. and yes, the focus should be on china because there's a lot of bad, unfair stuff happening with china and leverages increased the more prosperous we are, which is where the president has done a brilliant job bringing us back to work. lauren: in the poll found the

president's approval rating is at the highest since he took office at 42%. >> is probably pretty happy about that. the tax reform is popular. we see results on that. whether you like the tariffs were not, he's out in front and he seems to be wanting to take a strong stand for the american worker. you've got to be careful with terrorists as the man just pointed out come but the point is he is stating his case, making his case going after countries people feel like i've been unfair to the u.s. and at the end of the day, voters like that. doesn't surprise me to see the numbers go up. lauren: investors say we like the exemption were waiting for the jobs report. have a great weekend. cheryl: a lot more coming up. it's been a long fight, but the end for toy arrests seems near. we've got that story appeared two days after the nor'easter is hit with a major storm, janice dean tracking a new storm.

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lauren: 800,000 people across the northeast still without power this morning as we continue to dig out from the second major nor'easter. cheryl: there may be another big storm on the way. janice dean tracking all of it you choose here at the latest.

good morning. do not cause across the northeast on sunday and monday to see if we have another developing nor'easter. temperatures are cold as far south as florida 35 in jacksonville and this is why some of that will not go in order to quickly across the northeast. we still have potential for snow. interior sections, great lakes and then something develop across the southeast. part of that is the energy for next possible storm system. friday 6:00 p.m. we start to see energy work its way up from the gulf of mexico and potential for what we think is going to potentially develop across the atlantic sunday into monday. this is the gfs model. it does show a store not sure. how close does it come to that coastline still yet to be determined, that the european model is now backing off on the storm system. doesn't even develop at all. that would be a good new

situation. here's your forecast. interior northeast and snow across the cascades here we will launch over the last. don't forget daylight savings time begins on sunday. put those clocks ahead, ladies. cheryl: everybody's going to be sleeping during that story many ways. lauren: a snowstorm and we lose an hour of sleep. great. working on wall street at the age of 17. former bad boy martin shkreli headed to prison. it's the end of an era. by volkswagen is getting rid of the love bug. you are watching transeven. -- "fbn:am." ♪ oh! there's one.

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>> president trump officiated the meeting and said he would meet kim jong said they died may to achieve denuclearization. cheryl: breaking news this morning from a stunning development. president trump has except did an invitation from kim jong un to meet face-to-face. transfer the president signed up on the deep steel and aluminum tariffs with the exception of canada and mexico and china now very strongly opposed. cheryl: investors taking this all in stride at the nine-year anniversary of the bull market. the dow up 280. the will to day jobs report derailed the market? futures are slight lower, basically flat. lauren: in europe, stocks open lower as officials consider how they are going to retaliate the dax in germany, down half a percent. >> stocks in asia surged on the

breakthrough appeared in south korea because the rosary%. the nikkei catastrophe said. cheryl: america's favorite new jersey mob family is returning to the big screen with the sopranos pete: just a bit. "fbn:am" continues right now. cheryl: 5:30 a.m. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: and lauren simonetti. trigger-happy bull market, lauren. i am just hoping the last jobs report seen over 600 points, kind of honesty that today on a big anniversary. the breaking news this morning is historic news out of north korea. president trump accepting leader kim jong un invitation for a face-to-face meeting by the end of may. he'd be the first u.s. sitting

president to meet with the north korean leader. the development coming after unwise breach the president on their meeting with kim and after maximum pressure campaign by president trump. a senior fellow and military expert for defense priorities. welcome. >> thanks for having me. how dare you call and say my nuke is better than yours. this strategy seems to work. >> i couldn't tell you, no matter what you want to say about things coming this is in fact very historic. president obama never accomplished in many people thought president trump would never even come close to this. now this enormous opportunities before us because of the way he's handled it in hats off to him. >> we don't know for sure this will work in the end though we are cautiously optimistic after years and years, and make back decades and decades,

administrations not been able to get anywhere with north korea now that the situations change. >> well, it has. every heard people say this is just they are playing the president and kim is just stalling for time and all of this. i'll tell you, we have all the cards. president trump has all the cards because deterrence will never blink. reconnaissance and surveillance will never change. kim has all the incentives in the world to cooperating cut a deal with president trump. lauren: listen to this morning from lindsey graham. the worst possible thing you can do is meet with president trump in person and try to play him. if you do that, it will be the end if you and your regime. is this america back carried a big stick on the worst day showing our leadership? >> it is. i hope president trump can be gracious and magnanimous so we

can actually get this as opposed to say yeah, we got you because if we, at this and say we are looking for a way to resolve this so it enhances the american security and prevents war on the korean peninsula said no koreans, no americans, no japanese have to diet award government is a big major win for the united states. lauren: that's what it does on the korean peninsula. now that the middle east. iran hasn't changed for these policies. >> i think that it shows especially if trump can make the steel and make it stick and make it work so north korea also feels that their security is taking care of. this can help us get a better deal in the middle east with iran. we are actually going to say that both sides can have success. that also makes it more likely we have peace and no nuclear weapons in the middle east.

lauren: have 10 seconds lieutenant colonel is this all works out what he think they never trump personal site? >> they will say something -- find something to say. but i'll be happy about it. lauren: lieutenant colonel davis coming thank you for your time. cheryl: fascinating to see how this all plays out. well, martin shkreli worked on wall street when he was 17 years old. he's going before a judge should find out whether or not it's going to prison. lauren: tracee carrasco joins us about another headlines making the news this morning. >> tgif. i'm not sure this judge will be lenient, but martin shkreli will learn his fate today. the judge will decide whether to grant shkreli's request of the year in prison or the 15 plus sentence prosecutors say he deserves for lying to investors in this page has been manipulating the shares of its biotech company. the other day we were talking

about the judge ordered him to turn a $7.4 million in profit he made from his crime. trade duty to give 15, maybe 20. i've seen different numbers. the prosecutors want 15, but he could get 20. crazy story. lauren: earlier this year toys "r" us said it was shutting some stores and we all felt nostalgic. remember when we used to go by her toys. there are many remaining. >> seems like the end of an era. toys "r" us is preparing to liquidate all of its u.s. stores and scrap plans to restructure and reorganize through its bankruptcy. toys "r" us filed back in september and as you said, later announced it would close 184 stories, which is about 20% of its locations. toys "r" us had hoped to stay in business but the june report we could hear a formal announcement of the closure of all 800 of its

u.s. stores as early as monday. cheryl: it is sad news. other sad news about the beetle, volkswagen. what's going on? >> the volkswagen beetle exchange brought back in 1997. they are no longer making it. this was news under the geneva auto show this week. it will stop at the end of its production, unclear when that will be. vw will be replacing this iconic car with a new microbus, and electric bass. remember the old school bus? they are bringing that back. you appeal to drive an electric bass 300 miles between charges available for sale in 2021. cheryl: the surfers will love that. thank you so much. coming up, the last time the government released a jobs

report, and the stock market got hammered with the dow sinking over 660 points. would have been? we'll take a look. plus this. >> my uncle, the boss of this family is on a trial for his life. cheryl: bareback. the sopranos coming to the big screen. that basically was when -- [inaudible] [music]

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june 2 lauren: welcome back. we are hearing more frantic calls made to 9-1-1 when gunfire erupted at stoneman douglas high school last month. >> what is she saying? what is happening? >> somebody just entered the room. >> who was it that entered the room? >> may be police. >> i love you, i love you. it's mom. >> is this police? they said pitcher hansa. transfer the tape was released

by the broward sheriff's office. 10 of the 81 calls made to the line. former president obama reportedly in talks with netflix. "the new york times" negotiating a deal that produced a series of shows for the streaming service. obama is interested in producing inspirational content. in the sopranos making a comeback. this will be the time the mob will be taking over the sorcery. >> 25%? you want safety. we get 25. >> i don't understand. >> that's because i'm not talking to you. lauren: like my whole town. since the show went off the air years ago. they were treated to some walking news yesterday when it the creator of the legendary hbo drama would be reviving the iconic mob family for a film prequel. no word on when you can see it.

cheryl: is going to be tony's dad. more information than anybody needed i'm sure. a lot of information coming out. a few hours the labor department's february jobs report. economists projecting 200,000 jobs lowering the unemployment rate to get 4% between the lowest we've seen since december of 2000 when amazon was just a bookseller. pull a trade war bring a halt to all of this? armando santo, good morning. what do you make about what we see in the jobs report? the biggest two things in volatility has been wages and also the labor participation rate which is still a is still wary set back in the 1970s. >> whatever the numbers come out to be today, going to be a good 2018. trump said yesterday he passed the tears because he wants to bring more jobs back to the u.s. buy american.

he said that however many times yesterday. i hope the numbers good today in the markets really going to take off and really going to rally. we were -- we barely moved anywhere yesterday and will explode if the numbers up today plus the north korean new about trumpeting with the date they are about north korea. love to see a great number. >> if you factor what we were seeing in the jobs report, again labor participation was put at 62.7%. if you don't have labor participation in the number of people either working or looking for work, that tells me we don't have enough employed americans despite what we could see a 4% unemployment this morning. >> we are going to see the labor participation rate go up with these tariffs that the president has enacted going into effect in two weeks.

i was just in the midwest yesterday and i asked them directly, these are job creators. i said do you is a good thing or bad thing and they specifically told me it is a great thing. it's going to cause a lot of innovation. it's going to help turn mills back on in the united states and we will see the labor participation rate go up. that's the number everybody's focused on rather than the unemployment number. while the unemployment number is important, they want their rate labor participation rate to go well. cheryl: i think we all do. we all agree with the president on that. i want to switch to the markets. the futures are flat added the jobs report that today is the nine-year anniversary of the bull market. despite the financial crisis, despite political turmoil in the last several years obamacare, we still have a doubt that it's a

basically 280%. s&p is 305%. do you see this trend continuing? when i get to a minor point in a bull market, you get a little nervous. >> i see the trend continuing. one of the indicators of stocks that are major players in the market like amazon yesterday did an all-time high. facebook is strong, even google looks a lot better in that hasn't looked that great since been inspected in january. even that is turned around in the last few weeks. the market is higher. the trend continues higher for 2018. i look at the technicals. the charts say it's so why wouldn't you think it. the only thing that could've been a monkey in the ranch would have been the worst north korea. trap may meet with him. i see all smooth sailing for the market had. don't panic if we have another drop-off. cheryl: i won't panic. armando, would you say?

>> l. attila the under the short term in the sector, but we will see technology continuing to go up and that is what is driving the market. in the near term, we might see volatility come into play. that's the correction we recently had his helping for the markets and after a small period of volatility we will see the market continuing to go up based on the current administration and the pro-business policy. cheryl: armando, melissa, thank you. that report in less than three hours. >> thank you. lauren: it looks like tiger mania could be that. tiger woods has a pretty solid round of golf, but not without a scare. the temporary jobs report may impact trading across the pond. our analyst in london way and in just a bit. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪

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cheryl: welcome back. not only is tiger woods helped the company is actually competitive again. lauren: garrett maxes hereabouts stored in the top sports news. >> tiger mania is back at g-golf goes to another level when this happens as evidenced by the round at the championship in palm harbor, florida. what watch what happens here. 146 yards on the par four going right for the pen that bounces off. he finished at 100 or three shots off the lead in a scene described by the associated press that was captivated thousands with every shot, had a sunday crowd that followed every

move. fans lined both sides of the fairway, waiting hours. they were close on the 16 hole in 16th hole and tiger want everybody to get back in case something happened in the backswing the club did not shatter, but the forearm got a little hit. he winced in pain. he saved par tiger says he's okay. look who's back at the tennis court. serena williams on instagram. great way to celebrate international women's day but the best player in the world. the best tennis player in the world, serena won her first-round. golden state warriors might not be feeling so golden this morning. they lost that scurry to a twisted right ankle in last night's win over the spurs he will not accompany the warriors on a two-game road trip this weekend. four years at the denver broncos, done with the denver broncos getting traded to the l.a. rams were fifth-round grip

pick since he entered the league in no way. the most by an nfl quarterback. have you seen the video gun buyer will of mike piazza? one of those i'm not going to take it anymore. recently sounded off at a press conference. >> we have no problem paying. i paid my debt. i and millions of dollars of the united states money that i earn to support this community. i'm tired and sick of being pushed around. i'm frustrated and i'm off. >> listen to the translator and then there's a pause in the translator doesn't quite convey the same emotion. he says don't accuse me of not paying my debts. we're putting a lot of money into the community. series three said our rent is

too high. we're paying rent to a team in the first division. it just seems he's frustrated. one of those good moments. cheryl: good tv. cheryl: you can catch sports reports on fox news headline on sirius xm channel 115. cheryl: president trump firing the first salvo which could turn into a trade war with the european union. we are going to london for reaction there. ♪ pass please. i'm here to fix the elevator. nothing's wrong with the elevator. right. but you want to fix it. right. so who sent you? new guy. what new guy? watson. my analysis of sensor and maintenance data indicates elevator 3 will malfunction in 2 days. there you go. you still need a pass.

cheryl: president trump defying opposition from his own party and allies overseas importing new tariffs that the e.u. may be fighting back. funding to you. this morning on this decision that the president. >> i think generally in europe people are not too happy about the trade tariffs and there's the risk of escalation. the e.u. decides to slap tariffs on u.s. exports and we see the escalation factor in from trump of course putting on german cars coming european cars and that is where everything starts to escalate. hopefully all of this will be some small action by the e.u.

can satisfy this trend gets his way with steel in the e.u. fight back. but if it does escalate, clearly things could get tricky for them here. cheryl: we have a potential trade work from a situation in north korea and the u.s. jobs report for february today. how closely are you watching the unemployment data? >> as huge as always every month. i think the headline is expected around 200,000. the average earnings of courses were really lucky not with the high print. 3% say that could hit s&p markets. but i do think that caused a month ago is maybe kind of already priced in that we are getting higher wages. it may cause a disturbance in the market and they are actually trading a bit lower this

morning. cheryl: braking is between president trump in the north korean leader in this meeting. we will check back with that story another day. eggs are being with us coming ill. appreciate it. >> thank you. lauren: thank you for watching "fbn:am." cheryl: happy jobs friday maria bartiromo. >> cave bear, ladies. we will see you in a few minutes. happy jobs friday to you. i maria bartiromo. it is friday, march 9th at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast right now. an historic agreement. president trump looks at the invitation and meet with north korean dictator kim jong un and maybe the situation comes after un invites them to this unprecedented meeting. >> i told president trump that in our meeting, north korea and

kim jong un is committed to denuclearization. president trump appreciated the briefing and said he would meet kim jong un by may for denuclearization. maria: stocks higher in asia overnight at the cost in korea up 1%. in europe this morning, ft 100 just turn into positive territory but the dax is down a third of a percent. very much a mixed story of global markets this morning. let's check features. markets are higher. dow industrial up about 40 points percentagewise. s&p 500 at 15 and the nasdaq up a 25. investors are waiting for the february jobs report at 8:30 a.m. eastern in white-collar jobs friday. economists are looking for 200,000 jobs added to the economy last month that the

employment rate down 4%, which would be a 17 year low. stocks closed higher yesterday after president trump signed new tariffs on steel and aluminum has promised he would. dow industrials finished 93 points. s&p 500 finished at 12. in the nasdaq up 31 points. almost one half of 1%. as the rally goes on under president trump from investors celebrated decade of winning. the dow was up a