they are terrified of doing that and think it would be a disaster if the president did it himself. >> lou: well, poor darlings. daffodils all. >> my guys came into my office and they gave me the number. because if you add the previous month, which is adjusted upward by 52,000 jobs. we are like over 360,000 jobs. and i said, let me ask you, is that a mistake? cheryl: president trump talking up the economy and jobs report over the weekend. a monster rally on wall street that could keep going today. lauren: let's take a look at dow futures up over 150 points overnight. look at the nasdaq at a record high. looking like another good day on wall street.

sure into the huge rally on friday, 340-point rally for the dow. pushing the major averages up over 3% for the week. lauren: let's see how european stocks are trading. the ftse in london just dipping to the at the 10th of 1%. the dax a powerful 1%. trinity japan's nikkei up 1.6%. lauren: tragedy overnight in new york city at this helicopter carrying six people crashes into the icy waters. what went wrong. "fbn:am" starts right now. the cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york monday, march 12th. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, cheryl. hi, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti.

the cheryl: despite all the the controversy, the markets are holding their own. lauren: let's get to the breaking news of the deadly helicopter crash in new york city. slamming into the east river killing all five passengers. the video captured the moment of the crash. tragedies happen 7:00 p.m. eastern time last night and the pilot was able to escape. >> it landed almost like it was supposed to land a man it was completely just gone. >> one person sort of client out of the helicopter and since it was flipped over at the rest are visible climbed on and was screaming for help. transfer the helicopter had been hired to do a photo shoot to the faa national transportation board are investigating the cause of the crash. trade to european officials are planning trade talk with american counterparts this week as they seek ways to avoid the

steep steel and aluminum tariffs. china signaling plans to retaliate against the new tariff. the president's trade adviser peter navarro is on "sunday morning futures" and is predicting a much different response. >> let's think about what happened in january when the president led the toll tariffs on 30% and washing machines of up to 50%. there was no retaliation. what happened is the flood of new investment from south korea and other countries in this country said they would build a factory here rather than they are. cheryl: republican lawmakers discussing legislation to limit the president's trade powers. jeff flake intends to introduce the measure that would nullify these new tariffs but with ron johnson even if the bill passed he knows congress would have enough votes to override the veto that would eventually come from the president. lauren: north security adviser h.r. mcmaster heading to the

united nations stay for a closed-door briefing on north korea. all of this as the president's decision to meet with kim jong un was not impulsive. cia director mike pompeo and stephen mnuchin say the administration has laid the groundwork with talks for kim by imposing tougher sanctions. the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., john bolton telling maria bartiromo the leader is afraid the u.s. will use the military option. >> what has kim jong un the tension that has not had his attention or his fathers is the threat that we will use military force to destroy his nuclear weapons program. i think he scared to death a sad and scared death that donald trump means what he says. cheryl: meanwhile, pyongyang has been quiet since the announcement of the historic meeting. no official response regarding the position since it happened

during the meeting. lauren: cautiously optimistic here. the white house unveiled a plan to prevent school shootings in response to last month's parkland florida massacre including spending federal money in trading school stock to carry concealed weapons. cheryl:.plan does not include the president's call to raise the age limit. it costs a panel to study age restrictions and other potential changes the law. kevin mccarthy on the "sunday morning futures" explain this congressional efforts. >> we need to start enforcing what we have, but more importantly we need to make sure the background checks are updated and now we're adding to it to stop school violence. the bill we are passing this week coming to sandy hook promise, they endorse this as well. >> you want to see teachers aren't? >> i do want to force teachers to be on, but if someone has a concealed permit industry and i want want to see it.

train to the plan seeks improvements to mental health systems to identify individuals who may be a threat. lauren: eventually get their guns taken from them. gary: departing from the white house last week at the president on the lookout for his neck economic adviser. he's got some candidates in mind. cheryl: tracee carrasco without another headlines. payment "wall street journal" says chris lindell is being considered as kerry cohn's replacement as top economic adviser. liddell has worked in american innovation. the journal also reported they the former federal reserve governor and peter navarro, one of the president's top trade advisers have been named as possibilities to a national economic government that has reportedly said she's not interested in the job. >> we do know how long it will take.

cheryl: a big announcement over the weekend has gotten a lot of buzz. >> if anyone can do it it's going to be elon musk. during the q&a, elon musk said spaceships could be ready as early as next year. >> i think will be out to do short flights sometime the first half of next year. >> mosque went on to joke about his projects in the timeline saying they've been known to be a little optimistic to the building effort is already underway scene in the short-term mars is about getting the about getting this patient delta will prove to other companies in countries that it can be done providing the impetus to do it themselves. lauren: we talk about random things on the show with the church of scientology has not come up until now there is news on that. >> random would be a good way to

put this. the church of scientology took to twitter, which they have a twitter account announcing is launching its own network. it debuts tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. programming no available on the tv, google play in the website scientology .tv the series of treats and promotional videos commended for trying to tell her story. cheryl: leah bramante, that actress has a whole cable show that goes against it. >> there have been several other shows and so this is their opportunity to get their message out there. cheryl: peeking into some strange occurrences. wow. a lot more coming up. take a look at what happened with this. country star tim mcgraw at a country on trade concert in ireland. we will explain what happened to the star.

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cheryl: welcome back. that statute codified what's happening now pretty scary music for country superstar tim mcgraw. he collapsed on stage during a concert in dublin, ireland. his wife, faith hill, updated the crowd moments later. >> we apologize. [inaudible] he cannot come back out. cheryl: he received treatment on site. it's going to be okay. chinese president she shouldn't paint could be in office for life. the party removed presidential term limits from the constitution. he's also president of the nation's leader of the ruling communist party and commander of the armed forces. dow chemical's longtime leader plans to step down next month as executive chairman ending a 14 year tenure. just that it is going to assume

the role of the company. according to the journal, he decided the timing was right but the stock hit an all-time high this year the company completed the combination with dupont. that is what is happening now. >> indices gaining at least 3% for all of last week. aside from the nasdaq, dow and the s&p have not been clenching record highs. our investors concerned or the perfect report in terms of inflation expert patients. let's bring in catherine rooney of the kitty mcgrew. good morning. >> let me begin to you. with the goldilocks report for the market? >> it's a beautiful thing when you have job growth with minimal inflation. i think they are looking not tax reform, regulation and strong earnings season and is paying a

safer 2018. >> wages went up to .6% year-over-year. they start the inflation worries out there. there's a 35% chance we get a fourth rate increase by the fed this year. would you say about that? >> well, how they come up with these percentages is always interesting, based on the futures. i think there may be, but i don't think it's anything to worry about. what are they going to raise? as i said a few times i don't think inflation is a concern. people's minds are back in the 70s. the economy and there's much more competition and industry because the amazon may be one

reason by the way that wage growth has been just a little slow. i was in wal-mart the other day and almost have to check outs herself automated. of course that impacts wage growth. that's a double-edged sword. we don't want that too high because the fed might raise rates for a year and then the stock market bubbles off a little bit. >> consumers who are making more money to spend those higher paychecks. talking about the global stage, obviously we have potential for a trade war with these terrorists, over the weekend come the u.s. trade officials met with their counterparts. these countries want exemptions the way canada and mexico have exemptions. and you think they retaliate and are you worried? >> the market trump

administration said these are negotiable. they are using as wisely as a tactic to get better deals. to improve terms for the u.s. with all their trading partners. we have an indefinite exemption for canada and mexico which is important for canada is the biggest importer of steel for the u.s. so it's not china and that's important going forward from the perspective of negotiating trade deals, which is apparently what incentive is here. the markets are concerned about a trade war and quite frankly i'm not thinking that this is going to be something that takes down the global economy either in the sense that a trade war is not the most likely scenario especially if we talk about negotiating better trade deals. >> we are seeing a weird realignment of political affiliation. democratic massachusetts senator elizabeth warren aligning with

president trump and she likes these terrorists were so many republican lawmakers say this is a bad idea. trade wars never end well. where do you stand on this? >> will, just as more or less a libertarian, i would like no trade terriers whatsoever. if companies want to quote, unquote dump their products here come the fantastic. we get lower prices. they get pieces of paper with presidents on them. that the economy said. trump is coming at it surely is the surely is the populists come as a man of the people. having tariffs come as trade restrictions makes all the sense in the world. people want a fair marketplace and all that stuff and i applaud that because he's doing basically what he said. so i guess it really depends where you come down, what you want trump to be. do you want him to be an economist or a populist.

he got elected on the latter that would not be my stand that i can understand the democrats behind them because they've generally been quote, unquote party of the people. >> will see who replaces jerry cohn, america first or global capitalists. trade to coming up, the weekend box office weekend box office onto disney movies going head-to-head. >> these are search warriors. >> see the good in the light in the universe. >> you're kidding. >> i look like i'm kidding? i'm not. cheryl: who took the top at the box office wasn't a wrinkle in time or black and there. get ready, nor'easter number three could be on its way. janice is coming up. after the monster rally on

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>> the father is trapped by evil and energy and the only one who can stop it is viewed. lauren: back to wrinkle in time for the children's book classic starring oprah winfrey made its mark at the box office this weekend that the film raked in only $33 million although it cost about 100 million to make. opera and reese witherspoon in

black panther holding the number one spot for the fourth week in a row. the $1 billion mark worldwide became the seventh highest domestic release with a total of 562 million. make its debut at their place, the horror film strangers with $10 million around at the top right here five here you see a red as well as game night. i want to see game night. [inaudible conversations] fascinated the two disney movies went up against each other. beware system for disney i have to say. just when some finally finished clearing the sofa in the last two to restrict your minorities come another winter storm is on its way. lauren: faxing a meteorologist janice dean warned us about this last week. i thought it was going to have it last night. reporter: at the problem is that the new england storm.

50 miles inland is going to bring perhaps the more snow to places like new york. certainly long island if you live on long island you long island you would get the brunt of this. a very big powerful storm. hopefully more worst of it will remain ashore. 43 in new york, cold enough for some snow. we are actually getting snow across the midsouth. portions of kentucky and tennessee and this is the system that will come up short work its way towards the northeast. the jackpot is going to be across new england and it's not going to be the interior northeast. mostly a coastal event although we will get some snow across portions of minorities. there's a future radar tuesday at 8:00 a.m. we start to see a really wind up throughout the day and it should be out of here by tuesday evening. potential snowfall. you can take a bit of a breath

here. new york city right on the cusp again of potential for a little bit of snow. certainly interior sections of new york towards new england where you see that jack pot smell and also parts of the south as well as the storm continues to move east. we'll keep you up-to-date and hopefully after this one that is that. cheryl: i will encourage all of our viewers in florida to start treating a really pretty picture to keep our spirits up. reporter: it'll just depressed me. trained to janice, thank you so much. you're never depressing. lauren: added the special election tomorrow. >> renate congressman saccone. we have to have them. trade fair political panel weighs in on what is really at

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>> my guys came into my office and they gave me the number because if you add the previous month, which was adjusted upward by 52,000 jobs. we are over 360,000 jobs. and they said let me ask you, is that a mistake? lauren: president trump talking up the economy and the jobs report over the weekend. the jobs news on friday starts a monster rally on wall street. that looks like it's continuing today. cheryl: dow futures up 150

points overnight. now 102 to the upside. nasdaq at a record high. the s&p also in the green this morning. turned to the 440-point for the dow on the strong jobs report. major indices up over 3% nature last week. train tour in europe a strong opening up as well without the as well without the nature of her just higher. 1%. lauren: stocks in asia closed out the session following up to visit here. making japan up 1.65% in the shanghai composite up 26%. cheryl: the stakes are high in pennsylvania with a special election held to mark the beginning of a blue wave and 28 team with the democrats used the support of the president. "fbn:am" continues right now. ♪

lauren: happy monday. 5:30 in the morning on march march 12th. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: and cheryl casone. still feeling the positive vibes. that jobs report unbelievable. lauren: you're not alone. still feeling it this morning as well. let's talk about the special election. a tight race ahead of the election. president trampled in a major rally over the weekend to support republican candidate. cheryl: garrett tenney is live with the details. >> all eyes are in southwestern pennsylvania this week as democrats regain control of the house. they pick up 24 seats in this year's midterm elections to do so in pennsylvania's 18 congressional seat is ripe for the picking. conor lanchester in this race and arrived late that district into a dead heat against rick saccone. like most elections, voter turnout will likely decide this race. president trump return to the

area he won by 20 points to tell his supporters debuted to vote for republicans to move his agenda forward. >> somebody like a lamb, he's not going to vote for us. he's going to vote the party line he has to. reporter: the federal federal prosecutor in marin has distanced himself from the party telling supporters he won't support nancy pelosi if elected. >> my opponent wants you to believe the biggest issue in this campaign is nancy pelosi. it's all a big lie. i've sat on the front page of the newspaper i don't support nancy pelosi. the real issues are the ones that affect your lives. reporter: saccone aforetime wrap a struggle to win them over. >> eugen burke country workers have voted for me. it's the union leadership that's always been against me. the rank-and-file note i've always supported him. always supported the steel

industry and bringing jobs back to pennsylvania. they know that. >> top democrats need this as a litmus test and believe that they can win here, their chances are pretty good to retake majority this fall. in washington, garrett tenney, fox news. trade you for more, democratic strategist michael starr hopkinton republican strategist john jordan. guys, good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: to conor lamb, am i listening to a republican or democrat. i'm a little confused. is this what the dems strategy will be when they will be with a will be when they turned over trump districts throughout the year? >> absolutely. democrats have to run a 50 state strategy and by doing that they can win in those places an conor lamb is a perfect example of that. he's someone who served in a military. a conservative democrat and a conservative state.

cheryl: over the weekend, president trump at a rally in pennsylvania. listen to what he said about the steel industry. >> your steel is coming back. those plans are going to be opening in what we've done with the 25% tariffs for those guys to come in in dumpsters deal all over the place. by the way, it is not good steel. you know what i mean. but your steel is coming back. cheryl: john cummins at the right message? >> absolutely it is. president trump according to rip clear politics. so he's not lost his base. his people are still very much with him. with regard to democrats going forward, he was nominated in the primary. he was picked by party insiders that want to win.

the hard-core energy of the left is sure going despite turnout but also going to move a lot of candidate to the left of where they really need to be in a lot of these districts. the double-edged sword. lamb does not win this. he pulls him over the finish line. >> template five of that, because outside groups to shore up his campaign coffers if you will.

cheryl: there's so much at stake this year. we will have you back. of course michael john, guys commit thank you. >> thank you. lauren: the stock market could end up being delayed. cheryl: tracee carrasco live with that and other headlines this morning. >> according to the "financial times," british officials have been told into saudi aramco could be delayed until 2019. they had hoped for listen in the second half of this year but according to the "financial times" and a willingness for flotation on the board exchange in question. new york and london have been front runners along with a listing. cheryl: a lot of excitement about that. a new buyer. >> will break this one down.

intel has been working into broad calm to the $117 billion offer for qualcomm in what could be the biggest ever tech deal. worried about the competition that a combined would create the third-largest chip company would jeopardize its competitive position. cheryl: so they look in a broad calm, but potentially other companies as well. they kind of missed mobile. they get criticized for that. they don't want to miss anything else. this story is incredible. major airlines are plotting to get ahold of personal data by offering the special fares? >> this is interesting. new york senator chuck schumer says they are plotting to collect all of your data to figure out what they should charge you for your airfare. a personalized airfare. based on what websites you go

to, maybe what you buy, what you're looking on. senator schumer says this is an invasion of privacy calling on the federal trade commission to investigate this. he's worried this could spread to other industries as well. but this is crazy. cheryl: luber will charge you based on come in the sincerity been proven, based on what they think of pay. now the airlines are picking up on that. lauren: say you like expensive shoes. you have to save somewhere else. maybe on your flight. >> they'll track your ip address and use all of that. cheryl: i'm not surprised. i'm really not. thank you very much. appreciate it. coming up, fox airs a bombshell interview with o.j. simpson offering a hypothetical explanation for the murder of his ex-wife.

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lauren: happy monday. retiring arizona senator jeff flake calling for her republican challenger to take on president trump in 2020. he was on nbc's "meet the press" and the party of term should hear from another candidate. >> he is running for reelection already. do you think he needs to be challenged from somebody? >> yes, i do. it would be a tough go in a republican primary. the republican party is the tri-party right now. but that's not to say it will stay that way. lauren: flakes made similar comments and he would not allow the chances of him running in 2020 as well. the white house has president trump intends to meet with special counsel robert mueller

and is willing to answer questions under oath. the white house says the president communicating with the special counsel's office to arrange a potential meeting. russia now claims it has successfully tested a missile. capable of traveling at 10 times the speed of sound. for a new video shows the west indian launch fighter jet. already claiming to have a missile that cannot be intercepted in a nuclear submarine drone capable of blowing up both lines. >> what can you believe from the russians? you probably aren't going to believe this. o.j. simpson with a gripping account of the murder of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson. he insisted in the interview his accounts are hypothetical. the two-hour special. the interview 12 years ago.

>> i grabbed the knife. in to be honest, after that i don't remember. cheryl: and is laughing. simpson was acquitted of the murders in 1995. this is one of the most controversial murder trial that gripped the nation at the time. causing a lot of buzz on social media today. #did o.j. confess. o.j. is tripping. he definitely did it. another wrote how can you talk him up so nonchalantly about your ex-wife's murder. simpson was found not guilty, but he was convicted 13 years later of armed robbery and kidnapping landed him in prison. he was released in after nine years. tiger woods may have came in second, they take nbc to the top

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>> welcome back. sports fans, college students. march madness time >> garrett maxes here this

morning. who's going to win? >> if they told me he was going to and i would increasing the odds if i win it. welcome to the madness. set to get underway tomorrow night. don't worry you don't have to pick these games in your brackets. the east region, virginia. number one team in the country. the cavaliers 131 into the season. villanova the 2016, number one of the east. the savior which lost in the big east championship still number one in the west region. right now there are 68 teams have a shot dead late wednesday night that number goes down to 64. they shall play bradford, villanova against ucla in the winter that shall play florida appeared on wednesday, north carolina central faces tcu and syracuse is going to be playing in the second game. they were the last school to get

in. along with the likes of arizona state, oklahoma but not so fortunate notre dame tennessee state company orange celebrating when was the last time you sat on a monday morning i can't wait to see what the g-golf rating aron send it. the tiger effect in full effect. watch tiger from 44 feet away for birdie. >> are you serious? 44-foot putt. one shot of the lead, but no magic on the 18th hole. a long attempt behind the pledge a short period how much more golf interest is there? tiger was upset of 35%.

from orlando's two-hour delay in miami which is 4.5 hours. interesting we will see when the arnold palmer invitational tees off. kevin hardwicke scored a hat trick. his third straight nascar series it to read. since they delivered the city of houston at the first-ever in the wake of hurricane harvey. they will be greeted by president trump as the visit to east room of the white house. such a great story. >> the ratings for nbc. >> that is the whole point. what is this. yesterday i was thinking of colin coward on fox sports one.

it is not necessarily what he does, but look at this. i can't wait to see the final round. that was listening yesterday and was running around doing errands. >> which is not that big of a deal. >> 10 months ago he got a dui. 11 months ago he gets his spine fused and now he's number two. jared max, great. reports on fox news headlines 24 sevenths u.s. xm channel 115. lauren: when we come back, not backing down for a potential trade where we've been talking about. we'll go live to london to see how trade is fair. the ♪

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also a very soft that is very important. it suggested to the market with inflation still in the u.s. and being kind to figure a hiking rates. >> you think this lessen the chances of rate hikes for the year? they believe that this is going to be where the fed eventually will continue to have to do this. >> well, the real question is how many interest rate hikes. i think this is why we are focusing on inflation data. we have the inflation data of wages friday, but we have cpi inflation made and that would give us the latest installment. lauren: how worried are investors about not getting

steel and aluminum? >> we certainly appear to have a pushback over the weekend. they did ask for exemptions, but in stead trump threatening that they could have a major cut. the big reaction to that is the czech republic is often seen as the workshop. huge quantity exported from the czech republic and that is the current event has reaction so far. >> will be fascinated to see how they respond to this terrorist. that is the big worry. james foley. thank you for being here. appreciate it. lauren: thank you for joining us on "fbn:am" this monday morning. good morning to maria bartiromo. cheryl: there she is. >> good morning, everybody. happy monday. monday march 12th.

6:00 a.m. on the east coast. a jobs report sent stocks soaring on friday and it continues this morning. the dow in the s&p 500 above their 50 day moving average of 440-point, one in three quarters%. the nasdaq at an all-time high with a gain of 100%. the s&p as well. almost 50 points higher. features with a stronger indicator as the momentum continues this week. a couple of inflation report will be watching. dow industrials up 100-point at the open this morning. a third of a percent higher in two thirds of a percent higher this morning on the net that. markets were mostly higher as well except down a fraction. it is that the court of a percent, 10 points higher of two thirds of a percent 70 points

higher. green across that were taking a cue from wall street. hong kong, hang seng up 2%. protect the mayor kids come in house unveiling his plan to help end gun violence in seoul. it's a proposal calling for federal money to arm and train teachers. does not include any change to the age to buy a weapon. >> i think from a day of if somebody has the concealed carry permit in others, more importantly giving the tip that they're able to see it. they are supposed to have guns from getting it. >> rate down the mission to improve school safety. take a look at the current school safety deal moving through congress this week. five people dead this morning after a truck crashes in new york's east