it's on for three whole hours, starting at 9 a.m., don't end until noon. you got to watch. it was fun. >> seems like every time the market does roll over and happens to be led by tech no other sector is really picking up the steam, so we need to see more broad market participation for the rally to continue. lauren: yeah. cheryl: breaking this morning a wild session, investors buying beaten-down technology stocks as the markets close down the quarter at least on high note. lauren: dow jumping more than 150 points. we do not have trading's day. cheryl: for the quarter, dow posing a loss, first quarterly lose in two years for the industrials.

lauren: nasdaq posting a gain for the quarter, up 7 quarters in a row gaining 2%. cheryl: only markets open today are in asia in japan, excuse me, nikkei jumping 1 and a half percent, up arrows in shanghai and south korea as well. lauren: say it ain't, so the cup of doug at starbucks could cause cancer? fbn:am starts right now. ♪ cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york, it's friday and it's good friday and march 30th, good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, thank you for joining us, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: fox business live, the other guys on tape and a lot of news break to go get to. lauren: yeah, let's talk about what happened overnight, another potential big deal in the works in the health care sector.

sours say that wal-mart is in preliminary talks to buy humana this could be the largest acquisition in the company's history, humana has market value of $37 billion. cheryl: talking over a number of options in addition to outright purchase of humana, incredible deal if it goes through. this deal would make wal-mart now one of the country's largest health insurers, forget the fact that it's one of the world's largest retail companies. lauren: all in battle with amazon and humana has the medicare relationship, this would deepen wal-mart's relationship with seniors. president trump blasting amazon, all of this as the president bushes his ambitious infrastructure plan. cheryl: kevin cork has details from the white house.

>> we are now putting america first. >> president trump traveled to ohio to unveil administration's infrastructure plan, $220 billion in federal money to spur at least trillion and a half in spending in decade po replace or repair bridges. >> we will transform bridges into source of absolutely incredible pride. >> the appearance in nearly a week amid reports that she's prepare today take aim at a business amazon and it's ceo jeff bezos who also own it is washington post which the president has criticized for being unfair to his administration, in fact, he's criticized bezos and amazon on twitter more than a dozen times, this time accusing online retailer of paying little or no taxes using postal system as delivery boy and putting

retailers out of business. amazon does pay taxes, $412 million in 2016 according to sec filings, municipalities complain they don't collect enough taxes. despite the president's tweet online retailer is thought by many to actually be helping to keep the post office viable by driving up package-delivery revenue at the time when first-class mail continues to drop. >> the post all service board of governs it is been without a single member since 2016, ironic as you consider a void of a single person for the first time since creation back in 1970. at the white house, i'm kevin corke fox news. cheryl: shares of amazon up about 1% yesterday, but the stock is down more than 6% from a week ago. lauren: the president said he may hold up trade agreement with south korea.

>> you know why, because it's a very strong card. i want to make sure everyone is created fairly and we are moving along very nicely with north korea, we will see what happens. certainly the rhetoric has calmed down just a little bit, would you say? lauren: reached a deal to grant south korea permanent exemption to the steel tariffs. president trump to meet with kim jong un, meeting between president trump and leader of north korea. cheryl: facebook under fire yet again if you can belief it -- believe it. lauren: hillary vaughn joins us, hey, hillary. >> facebook not being able to get away from headlines, leaks that were circulated where they

defended the aggressive data collection at all commodities, the shocking memo reading in part, we connect people, period, that's why all the growth is justified, all the questionable contact importing practices, all the subtle language that help people stay searchable by friends, all the work we do to bring communication in, we connect more people, that can be bad if they make it negative. maybe it costs someone a life by exposing someone to bullies, maybe someone dies in terrorist attack coordinated on our tools, pretty aggressive language, the memo titled the ugly was written by facebook vp and sparking outrage even yesterday on conference call and they knew some of the practices could lead to dangerous even deadly consequences for users, report claims facebook news that

cambridge analytica could sell sensitive information to third parties raising questions whether facebook did enough to protect user information when they had a chance. facebook shares up 6% after the close. lauren: another data breach this time on fitness app. >> my fitness pal app, if you have one check, you will be notified if information was breached. 150 million accounts back in february, user data, emails, passwords were exposed, but the good news more sensitive information, social security numbers, driver's license, credit card information were not breached, under armour is working with data security, law enforcement, but says there's no evidence that any of the data that was accessed has actually been used so that infiltrate accounts, --

cheryl: it syncs to another app. our worst fears, coffee can be bad for us. lauren: i say it works. >> customers will be greeted with a shocking warning when they are getting cup of coffee, the cup of joe could cause cancer according to judge that says you need to post a sign now for the proposition 65 that warns cacinogens, mandating starbucks, must pose warning to cancer, starbucks did not prove case that carcinogen caused cancer. the warning label would be

misleading for consumers. lauren: all right. hillary vaughn, thank you very much. >> thank you. lauren: we have seen dow and s&p 500 fall sharply in the first quarter for the first time in two and a half years, will the markets bounce back in new month and new quarter, gary b. smith joins us bright and early, good see you, gary. >> good to see you, lauren. i'm bullish. i don't see how you can be -- look, i read the headlines, in fact, hearing hillary's talk there on the coffee, on the data breach, on the under armour tracker, enough to wear you down, the whole world is going to hell, but i think it's a bullish economy, we have a strong economy and we have a president that seems to be

pretty much probusiness, attacks on amazon and trade are not with conditioned -- notwithstanding, we have low growth, i think we have the underpinnings and the tax cuts still yet to see full effects. i like the economy and i like the stocks right now. lauren: we are coming to second-quarter earning season, can that outway the three t's out there? >> yeah, let's start on the bottom on tech, i still like tech. people need to discern what tech stocks to own, lit me talk a little bit about what i use as simple criteria, could i live without that company? i can live without facebook but maybe part of generation that i didn't really grow up with it. lauren: i could live without it.

>> what's that? lauren: we are in different generations, gary. >> could you live without amazon, google, netflix, maybe netflix because there's competition with hulu and others, certainly not amazon and google. i mean, google, my e-mail, my storage, all the other stuff, i think tech is exciting and we haven't talked about some of the companies that are getting into artificial intelligence, self-driving cars as much of a line they are, a real growth opportunity, so i love tech, let's talk about tightening, i still think it's low inflation out there, we are in an environment that yields to low inflation, you have price crushers like amazon out there, like wal-mart out there, so everyone -- every time someone tries to race prices there's competition, not domestic internationally to tamp down on that. some of the barriers, and then trade, i'm a little worried about trade, trump always seems

to soften rhetoric as we go forward. lauren: gary smith, thank you very much. >> thank you, lauren. cheryl: coming up, folks, fox business is here today while the other guys are sleeping, they are missing a big story this morning, there's new bombshell in the health care industry, wal-mart wants to buy health insurer humana, what's drives all the deals? what's healthcare going to look like a year from now? not the most healthy but most popular menu, why are they dumping nacho fries, i still want them, don't dump them. lauren: something we can't live without.

lauren: tgif, policeman in kentucky killed by suspect who allegedly pretended to be another police officer, james pulled over officer while off truth shooting him and killing him. he was tracked down and killed by police.

veteran's affair david shulkin speaking out after being fired from post saying president trump was unhappy with slow progress at fix in the va. >> i don't think the president should be happy with where we were and as secretary i wasn't happy with where we were, we have have to figure out how to nu bureaucracy faster and be more responsive. a system that needs to be pushed, many bureaucratic elements need to be restructured. i started the process. i hope that dr. jackson will continue the process because it needs to be done. lauren: the president's position jackson has been chose on the replace shulkin. andrew mccabe is soliciting donations online for his legal defense fund. sessions fired mccabe over handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation with an original target on gofundme of $150,000, guess what, donations have surpassed that, they are

now up to 360,000, cheryl n just 15 hour's time. cheryl: a lot of legal help, that's for sure given the situation he's in. well, well street is buzzing with what could be the next big deal in the health care industry, wal-mart said to be in preliminary talks by humana, mitch roschelle is with us this morning, this is a huge breaking story in the business world, other guys are on tape and you're -- >> we are here live lo -- to talk about it. cheryl: pretty surprising? >> i don't think it's surprising, it could be shocking, if you think about rising health care costs and really putting the customer in the middle of it, in the wake of the affordable care act health care costs keep going up, you take the struggling industry and marry with health care industry, maybe you can keep the cost from escalating the way they've been

escalating in health care. cheryl: god for the son -- consumer. i wonder what it means for cvs and aetna. interesting that the health insurers are going -- >> you notice what's taking over the strip mall, urgent care. it's becoming a retail business, we have just under 80 million baby boomers that are getting older requiring more health care, you bring it to them, you do it in retail environment that makes all the sense in the world maybe it can be more affordable. cheryl: we are in a real antiregulatory environment but right now under president trump and this administration, we have seen a record-setting amount of regulations pulled back, i have to ask, do you think regulators will take issue? >> it's interesting, the

shareholders of the cvs-eata deal approved it, and the question is how is the justice department going feel about that, obviously, there's a big concern amongst voters about rising health care costs, there's going to be pressure on the government to let that go through, if the impetus were doing to keep the cost down but we also have the at&t deal on trial right now and there's government pushback there, it's hard to tell whether the administration is pro or against mergers. cheryl: we are just finishing up the third quarter yesterday, we had the dow and s&p falling for the quarter, and in a general sense, how are you feeling about the market? >> i feel about the market like i feel about my car right into the city, like a roller coaster, i have nauseous. this year will be a roller coaster ride. 2, 3, 4% ups and 2, 3, 4% downs,

a lot of volatility which traders like but investors don't necessarily like. it'll be a car ride. cheryl: you're so connected. >> another record-year for earnings. cheryl: there you go, mitch roschelle. thanks for being here on a friday. >> we are here. lauren: thanks, guys, the judge in justice department to block merger from at&t-time warner. >> he'll have trouble writing his opinion on time if they don't get moving. lauren: there's a june deadline to get that deal done. and it's been a tough week to say the least for tesla ceo elon musk, we will tell you about the latest setback facing him and his company.

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both companies decline to go comment. we will take a look at shares, cvs shares and viacomm down 1%. cheryl: at&t's legal bat well the justice department continues, the government trying to block the 85-dollar deal between at&t and time warner. lauren: with that we go to connell mcshane who has been following it in washington. >> good morning, lauren and cheryl, here is the big question as we head into next week, will the lawyers listen to the judge richard leon, he's been frustrated with the slow pace in the first week and a half saying to lawyers, you to move, at&t-time warner merger is set to close june 21st, leon started to think he will have trouble writing opinion on time if they don't get moving, he told them to look over witness list this weekend see if they can shorten it. the thursday session included testimony from the mit professor

downhouser as expert for the government. the marketing professor says he found in a survey that 12% of those ads will change cable providers if the turner networks were blocked out permanently. seemed to poke some holes in houser's testimony when he was cross examined, saying the 12% number appeared high and did not happen in previous blackouts, remember the government's allegations here is that time warper owned content could be with held after merger with at&t and that might give direct tv a leg up. that's where we are. we are back at it monday morning. lauren and cheryl, back to you in new york. lauren: connell, thank you. hillary on speaking saying she wants a redo. >> there are things i would like to take back. lauren: is she not damaging the midterm chances?

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>> the russians are still in our elections. they think they had a pretty easy first run. lauren: breaking news this morning, former democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton speaking out about election meddling by russia ahead of the crucial midterm elections here at home but is she helping the democratic party, our political panel is just ahead. cheryl: well, the dow jumping more than 250 points yesterday there was a 93 bounce in technology, fox business is here for you.

lauren: we have wrapped up the first quarter, dow saw loss, first quarterly lose in two and a half years. cheryl: nasdaq up 2.3%. lauren: only markets opened today are in asia, let's take a look in japan, nikkei jumping 1 and a half percent on the back of wall street's gains yesterday, we did see up arrows in china and south korea too. cheryl: why tesla is issuing a worldwide recall affecting more than 120,000 cars. fbn:am continues right now. ♪ ♪ lauren: 5:31 in the morning, it is good friday, happy holidays to everybody. good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. of course, fox business is open for business. lauren: yeah. cheryl: the competition, they are sleeping. they are sleeping in.

good for them as huge stories break overnight in the business world. lauren: including what former presidential nominee said. cheryl: right, hillary clinton is still talking, still talking about her presidential election loss this time taking aim at what happened afterward. >> i was really struck by how people said that to me, mostly people in the press for whatever reason, like, oh, you know, go away, go away and i had one of the young people that works for me do back and do research, they never said that to any man who was not elected. i was kind of struck by that and i'm really glad that, you know, al gore didn't stop talking about climate change and i'm really glad that john kerry went to the senate and became an excellent secretary of state and i'm really glad john mccain kept speaking out and standing up and saying what he had to say, and for heaven's sake mitt romney is

running for the senate. cheryl: clearly hillary is not going anywhere either, she's commit today speaking out and having a voice in debate of our country but is this bad for democrats as we approach the midterms? here to weigh in democratic strategists michael star r hopkins and kevin phillips. >> good morning. cheryl: you tweeted about this that this is not going to be good for the democrats because hillary clinton at this point does nothing but kind of conjure up anger among the party and the loss that they suffered to president trump. >> every night i say a little prayer that hillary clinton will stay in politics, she's easy to rally the base around, someone who does not have high approval rating on either side of the aisle, republicans need a figure that they can point to and say this is who we are fighting against and especialfully the senate states in these upcoming

midterm elections, states where donald trump won easily and democrats are trying to defend their seats, the last thing they want is hillary clinton coming in and offending millions of voters in their states, i think it's evident like claire mccaskill. cheryl: she was frankly a bad candidate and a lot of dislike when it comes to her and how she handles emails. michael, i want to ask you about donna brazile because not everybody is saying that hillary clinton should sit down and take a break. >> i hope that she stays on the battlefield and she has invaluable experience of what we should be doing in the 21st century. cheryl: does donna brazile have a point, should hillary should stay in the conversation? >> she has earned the right to participate and continue inside the democratic party but i agree to some degree with our other guest here and the fact that hillary does bring the base of

donald trump more together and while i think her message is in the right place, she's not really the right messenger to dlif it. democrats have to focus on turning to the next chapter. cheryl: kevin, i'm following on twitter, i want to bring up this issue of the blockbuster ratings of roseanne, 18 million viewers, that was before we even got the dvr numbers in, those that taped it watched it later, i mean, is this a sign, do you think that hollywood and the mainstream media in new york are still ignoring what is important to the american people because this show really showed middle america and middle american family? >> i think there's two sides to this, the first side being that, yeah, there are a lot of american consumers who look on their tv's and all they see is traditional liberal political correct content and they feel refresh today see conservative faces on the screen who aren't

being portrayed in negative light, in the same time i would caution conservatives because roseanne is hollywood hero, not somebody who has conservative credentials, you are on the hook for whatever she says, it says to producers and directors that, hey, there's a lot of money to be made by producing content that doesn't portray conservatives as these horrible crazy people. cheryl: you're onto something because disney has -- is looking to actually serve that audience, have been very clear, they have a diverse company, they want to be diverse and also want to cater to maybe a faith-base audience, michael, again, is this going to be -- are democrats going make same mistake, ignoring the working class, that's who voted for president trump, are they going to make the same mistake in

november? >> no, this will come to surprise, i like shows like last man standing because they portray republicans in a way that i thought was relatable. when we have shows like roseaane or blackish, it allows people to see humanity in things that are different from them. that brings people together, we need more of that. cheryl: all voices should be heard. >> absolutely. cheryl: hollywood needs to understand that. >> it's profitable. >> good for morality. cheryl: i agree with you michael, we appreciate you being here on good friday as well, good to have you both. >> thank you. lauren: tough week for tesla, now the company is facing more problems, what is their biggest recall yet. cheryl: hillary vaughn joins us on that and other headlines making news this morning. good morning again, hillary. >> hey, good morning again, cheryl and lauren, over 123,000 model s cars have a bolt issue

that could be dangerous for drivers so tesla is issuing its biggest recall ever, all model s cars built before april 2016 need to be brought in so the bolt that is deal with power steering can be swapped. musk says no immediate action needs to be taken, though, and customers will be contacted by tesla to schedule an appointment once parts are available in their region, the retro fit for the bolt should take only about an hour, this is the company finished off its worst one-month performance in the stock market since december 2010 but yesterday tesla shares up 8% at the close. cheryl: yeah, the world voluntary is certainly a piece of good news for elon musk but more good news for him and it's regarding spacex. >> this is a big first, u.s. regulators approving spacex plan for broadband satellite services, the federal communications commission giving first ever approval of the u.s. licensed satellite, the system

would use 4,425 satellites and privately held by spacex, the next work will help bring internet access to help americans living in rural areas and hard to reach places that cable or cell towers can't cover, will launch will carry one of the satellites into space. lauren: hillary, what menu item is taco bell ditching? >> this is so sad, taco bell is kicking nacho fries off the menu. i haven't tried them yet. they are going to be gone in a week. just months after they introduced -- yes, months after they introduced nacho fries to the world, taco bell says they will be retiring their most successful dish to date from the menu customers will have one week to get their nacho fries fix, the 1 dollar snack brings together the best of both worlds, seasoned fries and tub of nacho cheese on the fries,

they have sold more than 53 million orders of these yum brands, parent company, up 4% year to date so far, you have a week, ladies, to go and try it. we shall all come back here and review it. cheryl: hillary, this makes no sense. why would they do that? that seems -- lauren: more demands and making harder to get? >> yeah, making the headline, it goes away but when it comes back it's big news and everyone goes and gets the order while they can. cheryl: we will be covering the story. thanks hillary so much for joining us this week from los angeles. lauren: happy weekend. >> thank you. cheryl: all right, coming up it was abysmal month for box office but can steven spielberg save the day? we have that story, check out the video, landing gear on delta plane catching fire, 196 passengers on board, we will give you detail on that story.

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cheryl: welcome back, let's get you caught up on what's happening now. shocking video in atlanta, plane catching fire on runway, the fire and smoke visible after landing 200 passengers on board, the plane took off from the airport, had to return because of a mechanical issue. russia retaliating against the united states, ordering 60 americans to get out of the country, this comes after the trump administration expelled 60 russian diplomats, the tension follows the poisoning of russian spy and his daughter in the uk. attorney general jeff sessions says for now they'll be no special counsel appointed for alleged bias in the justice department and fbi.

the clinton foundation and uranium one. and that's what's happening now. lauren: well, march madness has turn intoed march sadness at the box office, hollywood saw worst march performance in recent memory. we are talking 28% decline from last year, what is going on? we bring in wbai film critic mike, happy friday. >> happy friday. lauren: black panther has been the saving grace at the box office? >> it was. 100 carried over, it would have been a lot of worse. lauren: ready player one. >> i think it is kind of -- what's happening a lot of films have underperformed and, you know, black panther was a phenomena so everybody went to see that but the ore -- other films weren't that good. lauren: holiday weekend, what happened with the where i think

until time? >> well, i think that it was a disappointment that it wasn't -- it's one of those things where wrinkle in time it's a book that's been around for a long time, adapted once before, not really well, it's been considered unadaptable, well, now maybe it still is. lauren: comparison last year, you had beauty and the beast, kong, logan, that didn't do so well. some of the movies from last year or is it a tough comparison or something else? >> i think it's a tough comparison. we have gotten to the point where each year they make more and more money, it's like the stock market, you can't expect to make a ton of money every spring and, you know, it's still early in the spring, if you measure march till the end of let's say april, but right now there's nothing with the exception of player one that is going to make people flock to the theaters. lauren: yeah, hollywood had

issues in recent years. >> tv is really good now. lauren: tv is really good and a lot of competition and politics that sometimes play in not necessarily in the moviesed that we discussed but tv shows, i want to talk about roseanne the reboot, what does that say to you? >> several factors you to consider, one there's recognizability. it's a family show but roseanne and she was on for ten years. lauren: i grew up to. >> you want to see what she's up to, you know, the real roseaane, what would the character be like, the great thing about comedy especially right now is that you watch a show like roseanne whether you're on her sister's side or roseanne's side. lauren: final question.

>> sure. >> ron gronkowski, is he going to star in a movie or if he doesn't return to football? >> i hope so. lauren: thank you. cheryl. cheryl: all right, well, lauren, we talked about it this week, opening day delivering plenty of amazing baseball moments yesterday, very impressive yankees debut. we have jared max with sports and are you feeling lucky, mega millions jackpot continuing to climb. it could be a good friday for you. you're watching fbn:am. this is frank.

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6-1 yankees win. cub start, anthony russo called his home run yesterday probably the most out of body experience hitting home run his entire life, tribute to 17 victims of stoneman douglas high, touches home plate, touches the marjory stoneman patch. today marlins and cubs will be hosting families and victims, survivors and cubs won the game 8-4. white sox matt davidson, became only fourth player ever to hit four runs on opening weekend. nearly 3,000 career hits, 23 seasons in the big leagues, one of the game's most likable figures, died at 73, played nine years with the new york mets, raised tens of millions of dollars for widows.

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