still with me, ashley webster, gerri willis, ford o'connell and capri cafaro. the things people are mo frustrated with, ashley, when it comes to washingtois the sense of bloated government and the fact they don't feel it can ever change. i do think that this was a really fundamental reason why he went to the white house and here he is, delivering on what he promised to do, and so for those members of the left that are freaking out and saying my goodness we're going to lose "sesame street". he promised an increase in spending for the military and he was going to get rid of all the things we didn't need that may be seen as superfluous. >> and he got elected on that and making the difficult decisions. it's what the country wants, the faith in the belief in lawmakers is terrible, i hate to say this, they are used car dealers who i'm sure are wonderful people. but when it comes to rating people, lawmakers were right at the bottom. it frustrates me. the other thing that frustrates me, where are we going to get money, i was making notes, what about the $9.2 billion tha

in new york, ashley webster, fox business. >>> and off the top breaking news firefighters at the sceneon we're told two vicks tim were moved from the home on south grant street and one victim died and the other was taken to the hospital where what's described adds life-threatening injuriesment hoarding conditions at the time made it difficult for firefighters to get inside and we don't know what caused the fire and of course we keep an eye on this throughout the night and into the morning. first welcome back 11:00 i'm jim lokay. >> i'm marina marraco sfwlt family of a fan murdered while working security at virginia mall is sharing grief speaking only to "fox5"? larry drunkle was stabbed by a shoplifter yesterday. they are looking for the suspect. "fox5" lindsey watts talks with the victim's formally she's here with more. >> reporter: the family is heartbroken. he leaves behind a wife and three children. two adult daughters and 11-year-old sop. no one with make sense of what happened. >> he was really kind and loving.

ashley webster back with the details. ashley?as we speak, melissa, there are more than a few smug smiles with these results. it is an exit poll. we haven't gotten results. prime minister mark rutter, came in 31 sights out of parliament with 150. the bilge story, geert wilders coming in with 19 points. anti-islam, all for getting out of the eu he was for so-called nexit. that will not be happening. a bad night it apa pierce for mr. wilders. now the job for the deutch is to try to get a parliament together but that is the headline really, that the populist, anti-islam candidate that was ahead in some opinion polls prior to today's election did not get close to winning. now it is not over yet for the european union. we have the french elections in april and runoff for marine le pen, getting a lot of support and germany later on in the year but as it stands right now holland votes for their current prime minister and saying no so the populist candidate geert wilders. melissa. melissa: ashley, thank you. david: joining me is a eu poli

ashley webster in. ashley: it is too early to say that the obamacare repeal is on life support. but might have to pull the plug. you are looking at live house floor, that vote, by the way, could come at any time. we think. speaker ryan briefing the president early this afternoon when it appeared there was still not enough votes to approve the american health care act. at the white house press briefing, press secretary sean spicer said the president is confident that the white house has done every single thing possible to fulfill its promise on health care and that it is still working with paul ryan to pick up support. meanwhile the blame game if it fails has already begun. various reports have the white house blaming speaker ryan and the speaker blaming the conservative freedom caucus, the democrats meanwhile sitting back and more than likely enjoying it all. we've got all of the angles covered from the white house to capitol hill. congressman michael, john, will be walking us through this dramatic day in washington. and former medicare and medicaid services administrator explai

that is ashley webster playing the fool. he has pumpkin on his face. what else have you got? t ruined everything. stuart: not a pumpkin. it is an onion. ashley: taking pictures of myself. here we go. you want the rainbow? stuart: yeah. give them the rainbow. oh, that is worth 24 billion. that's far out. ashley: what do you think of a moustache? stuart: no. >> how it does that on the fly. not a filter, it interacts with a face. that is smart stuff and that kind ever technology has money. they will make a lot more of it with some of the money from the ipo. stuart: i mean, at my age, and i look back -- ashley: that is very disturbing. stuart: or my early 20s, you couldn't imagine anything like this. >> no. but the people who use this take this for granted. the young people who use this, they have grown up with these devices. that is the great thing for snapchat. when they do you have new features, their audience and market, pick it up immediately. they get it. so they can take them on the ride with it. if they have the money they can keep delivering the stuff as fast as possible,

then the regulations were put into place and now you can ask any calfornian, ashley webster lived theresince then you can see the mountains. >> federal republic. that is democracy. so i hope that california and any other state can do what they want to do but nationally, i think the president is exactly right. i hope he will follow through. liz: ellis? >> hold on a second. air pollution doesn't live by state boarders it will flow all over the state. as long as we're being nostalgic. i remember when republicans supported this stuff. the great environmentalist, richard nixosaid this is something all americans we all should agree on, don't throw new poisons into the air to kill us? us. shouldn't we get to that discussion instead of pseudo federalism. liz: smog is fungible. comes from california or china. >> thank you. thank you. liz: we have this breaking news, the s&p 500 while we were talking with paul and ellis turned positive. that is a big claw back. while the s&p is down seven points, that is a little bit more oomph than when the dow is down 20 points. when the s&p is able to climb ba

ashley webster in. ashley: it is too early to say that the obamacare repeal is on life support.e plug. you are looking at live house floor, that vote, by the way, could come at any time. we think. speaker ryan briefing the president early this afternoon when it appeared there was still not enough votes to approve the american health care act. at the white house press briefing, press secretary sean spicer said the president is confident that the white house has done every single thing possible to fulfill its promise on health care and that it is still working with paul ryan to pick s

i'm going to send it over to ashley webster who is in for liz claman. ashley: what a day it has been already. sherrill, thank you so much. as you just said, sherrill, congressman devon nunez has just left the white house. let's listen in to what he has to say right now. we're waiting for him. we have got so much coming up. we'll get to mr. nunez who, by the way, is the house intelligence committee chairman. what does he know about possible surveillance of the trump transition team? maybe president trump himself. we're following that story. also watching a couple of major stories developing at this minute. four dead. 20 injured in a london terror attack, including the suspect and a police officer. the gop health care plan inching toward a vote tomorrow as the freedom caucus finally resists day three for judge neil gorsuch and, oh, yes, wall street reacting to it all. let's go back now to devon nunez house intelligence committee chairman. see what he has to say as he leaves the white house. listen in. >> i know a lot of you aren't from the u.s. congress, s

stuart: i want to welcome back ashley webster after his vacation. jonathan's napoli story. we have to go with the gold in california. there is gold in them there hills. stuart: lying on riverbeds, treasury revealed. ashley: sparkling in the sunshine. stuart: i'm leaving new jersey. our time is up. charles payne in for neil. it is yours. charles: thank you very much, stuart. we have a very busy two hours to kick off. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. right now president trump prepping for a big trip to michigan where he he is expecting to keep a campaign promise. jeff flock is in the plant. reporter: this is a big airplane hangar in yip sill lant at this. these are auto workers and interesting to hear what the president has to say about the

i'm going to send it over to ashley webster who is in for liz claman. ashley: what a day it has been already. sherrill, thank you so much. as you just said, sherrill, congressman devon nunez has just left the white house. let's listen in to what he has to say right now. we're waiting for him. we have got so much coming up. we'll get to mr. nunez who, by the way, is the house intelligence committee chairman. what does he know about possible surveillance of the trump transition team? maybe president trump himself. we're following that story. also watching a couple of major stories developing at this minute. four dead. 20 injured in a london terror attack, including the suspect

ashley webster, liz mcdonald, jeff sika, brian, a very full screen.ybody will get their two cents in. let's start with jeff sica and you do not like snap, am i right? >> no, you're talking about the other technology companies like amazon and facebook. the major difference is that amazon and facebook are profitable technology companies. snapchat is a mirage. this is a company that has a valuation of $33 billion after yesterday, that lost a billion dollars in the last two years and has been losing subscribers and not only that, you have a company that essentially is focused on the millennials. and the millennials have proven, as a generation, that they're fickle people. >> you're talking it down and it went out at 17 and now it's at 26. less than 24 hours later. >> my compliments to the snap chat management who picked the absolute ideal time to go public before the market actually wakes up to the fact that valuations mean something. >> okay, so jeff sika, we can put in the minus column. he does not like snap. >> scott shellady, which column are you in.

ashley webster. ashley: for the love of pod, just pass it. deal with the details later.thank you. we're in full agreement. >> you need to he relax. stuart: even if i went off on something. stuart: lighten itup, lizzie. >> the 3-year-old girl who pulled skullcap off the pope. that was percent day in rome zuketti. neil cavuto. you got that? stuart: i'm so sure this little girl now is going to hell. didn't you fool that. of all people, who are you doing that too? thank you, my friend. we're following up on this and whether we get a health care rework to your point, stuart. everyone is focused on the ends justifying the means. even if it perfect better than it was. republicans are being urged to go along and kind of shut up on this one. obviously whatever deal-making, late night arrangements to make this more acceptable to folks the fact of the matter is right now it is essentially what the republican party was dealing with prior.

ashley webster, elizabeth mcdonald's, charles payne and dr barton. i thinthisarket just wants to go up. that's my analysis of recent trading patterns. dr. what do you say? >> i like your "it just wants to go up", because eight straight dow days or anything else, it's that the market will not go down. eight straight down days, but it went down 1.7%. that's really saying the best that the bears could muster right now is that tiny move down. i'm with you, i'm looking at 21,860 for the dow, stuart. stuart: 21,860. we're at 26 so you think we're going up another 1200 points before we get a big-- >> before we get any type of correction. stuart: let's see what charles payne, the animal spirits guy says. >> i think we go significantly higher. i don't know where the peak is going to be. the data suggests we're on the cusp, akin to manufacturing renaissance and an economic boom in this country. so, i'm looking at numbers significantly higher than 21-6 or whatever. and you know what? part of this, by the way, i started calling this a trump rally even before the

let's bring in ashley webster, elizabeth macdonald, jeff sica and scott shellady.i call this the new wall street, that is the big name technology companies. scott shellady, still in london, i might add. any reason to believe that the money will start coming out of the biggest of big-name tech companies? >> no, and the three words, drones, kiosks and robots. that's where america's going to innovate and create more wealth. unfortunately, an unintended with middle class, jobs going away there, and any president would have to deal with that, not just donald trump. but that's the wave of the future and america is number within at that around the world. so we're going to innovate and create. it's kiosks, drones and robots. stuart: that's fascinating. jeff sica, we added up the value of five big-name companies. 2.6 trillion dollars. ashley: and facebook and google t another all-time high. stuart: both facebook and alphabet. ashley: all-time highs. stuart: any reason for you to believe, you're a trading kind of guy. any reason to believe that money will start to come out o

ashley webster, elizabeth mcdonald, liz peek and shah gilani, around the deck near in new york city.ng to start with the obamacare replacement vote that comes up tomorrow. i say if there's a no vote tomorrow, a big selloff on friday morning. >> huge selloff. the markets are leaning towards that now. the pushback the democrats had in terms of this is monument. if it doesn't pass, it's highly unlikely, the markets-- >> you think it's highly unlikely. >> so far from what i've seen, it's highly unlikely. stuart: tommy thompson said >> i don't see how the tea party could go back to voters and say keep obamacare in place. stuart: and i say this market up and down in line with the probable vote count tomorrow. ashley: yeah, it's going to move side ways until we know what happens. yesterday is a preview of what will happen friday if this thing does not get through. it's not just health care stocks, if you look at what was selling off, the industrials, the industrials are supposed to be behind the big infrastructure spending. all of these programs, all of these promises that came with a trump

ashley webster is here and so of course is liz macdonald. scott martin complete our team for this coverage, could be this historic morning. all right. is this, 'cause we're up, is this the second leg of the rally? i'll start with you, scott martin. >> stuart, i think it is. now, here is what's funny about this second leg of the rally, this is actually fed induced with higher interest rates. that's the most interesting comment i think we can make here today. the market can now handle higher interest rates because the fed is back in the picture saying the economy is turning around. we're getting momentum. higher wages are coming. this is what the market has been waiting for. stuart: john layfield, is this the second leg of the rally? >> i agree with scott. remember, last time interest rates raised was in 2004, the first two months the market was down, it was up 35% over the next two years, just because you have a rising interest rate environment doesn't necessarily mean the market is going down. i think that scott is right about the economy tu

we want analysis of this, ashley webster, liz mcdonald, scott shellady and james freeman.t happened on friday in my opinion derails and slows down the president's growth agenda. that's why we're down. do you agree with that, scott shellady? >> 100%, i never thought i could feel sorry for john boehner, but the last three days made me realized why he would drink and smoke so much. and trying to get reelected in washington, turns out to be a pre-existing condition to use the health care term. i'm frustrated, the market is frustrated and it's absolutely going to slow things down. why is it always person over party? i don't get it. the democrats are good at it, the republicans should take a page from their play book. stuart: james freeman, the position is that the market is down because of the slowdown in the growth agenda? >> i don't know how you look at it any other way. it's not just concerns about regulations coming down and these are essentially proxies for the economy. they boom when the economy booms, so, i think generally less optimistic projections of economic growth a

ashley webster with many reform brats about american citizen in a british accent.always like some corner of the british commonwealth. you never quite got around to bothering to visit. thank you for the colonial condescension. >> re: south america -- african? >> i'm not south african. i'm canadian. stuart: go on. you've got me. >> while were on the subject, one reason i've never liked these congressional addresses is because they have been certified by monarchical quality. what i liked about trump is he actually pulled it off better than obama, bush or clinton did. if we've got in a queens speech nostalgia with you and ashley, i thought trump did a pretty good job with that last night. stuart: by the way, are you an investor? >> sim. stuart: you approve of this trump rally at 266-point the 21,078. are you fully vested? >> yeah, i yam. i think this actually is like a great release of optimism after the last eight years. i was fascinated to democrats explaining that obama had primed the pump for the last eight years and this is just wafting up, running on the fumes of

let's discuss this further with ashley webster.cdonald, brian brenberg and fox news the contributor, scott martin. i'm starting with big name technology. scott, to you first. they've run up so much just this calendar year, forget about the last 18 months before that, they've gone up and up and up, is there further room for them to grow? scott martin. >> you know what's interesting about the tech sector, last year the tech sector was one of your lag guargardlaggards, mayb repatriation, overseas mostly is in tech, apple, google, microsoft, so forth. if we get the repatriation, they'll bring it stateside, for research and that's why they're going up. stuart: and on the street almost always the first question, is apple going to go to $150. facebook to $150? that's the question all the time. that's where the money is and where the money is flowing. brian, it seems that the american technology giants on the screen right now, they absolutely dominate global technology. >> and they disrupt every industry, name after name, whether it's tele

ashley webster, liz macdonald and jeff sica and scott shellady.azon, they want you to buy cookies and cereal and goods directly from the manufacturer. the stock is at an all-time high, 878 per share. now, tell me, jeff sica, with news like this, amazon on the entire grocery business, don't tell me you're going to short amazon. >> here is the next frontier for amazon. this is a market dominated by wal-mart, 800 billion dollar market. so, what amazon is trying to do, especially for the urban shoppers who they want one-day delivery. so, you know, the one thing, the challenge that bezos has right now is to convince the consumer goods companies that this is worthwhile because keep in mind, this type of business is very-- is a very small percentage of what they do. so he needs to sell his vision and if he successfully sell his vision are they've going into a $800 billion dollar market, another good move for them. stuart: they're hurting the grocery market. liz: it's revolutionary and visionary as you point out, it's the future. the second part of this,

stuart: who else is here, ashley webster, elizabeth macdonald and jack hough. eight days straight, is this a buying opportunity? >> people might be desperate to find bargains and it's nothing, it's a smidgen. stocks are broadly pricey, but-- >> is it a selling opportunity? >> a selling opportunity. i thought you said buying opportunity. stuart: i did ask you about a buying opportunity. maria: looking for an answer. >> the problem is stocks are not crazy expensive. if we can get some better earnings growth going forward we can justify the valuations, but they definitely ain't cheap. stuart: okay. maria: the quarter ends this week, stu, right? we're up 10% on earnings per share for the first quarter. good stuff. i would stick my neck out and say, yes, it's a buying opportunity calm down down the road and i spoke to some who say they want more money to work. stuart: maria bartiromo says. liz: and i think the safe haven signal, dollar, weakness, gold action in bond yields. i think that the democrats and conservatives are going to give them a hard time and there's g

joining us, ashley webster, elizabeth mcdonald, jeff sica and scott shellady.r health care reform, scott, you're first. i doe the vote? >> well, it will be a positive because it's going to go through andly we've got a-- little did donald trump know he would be elected to herd kittens. so, going forward, i think this is going to be, it will be a good thing for the market and we're going to have to get something done and he's finally said to them. if you don't like your supper, you're going to bed without eating anything and they're coming to the table and starting to taste the meatloaf. ultimately it's going through and i don't know why everybody makes this a binary event, tax cuts or up and down vote. remember what confucius said, perfection is the enemy of the good. we can't have that. we have to relax and go forward and get something done. stuart. i know how frustrated you were this week and so was i. i tried to tweet you that line. stuart: i agree with you, a good line. liz: i agree with scott, but the last time the s&p 500 hit a new high was march 1st after

you're looking at them, joining us to discuss it all, ashley webster, liz macdonald, tammy bruce, keithrald and scott shellady. let's talk about the market on pause, d.c. sort of, just sucking up the oxygen out there. keith, would you agree with that or do you think there's something else happening here? >> this is like a country dance sopping, two steps forward, one step back. risk and confidence are everything right now for traders and investors and it's a show-me market. it's showed and now we've got to kell. charles: scott, you're the cow you must know about promenading and do-si-do-ing. >> to keith's term, it is a country western song and everybody is sitting out the dance and not doing any steps and ultimate i will the end of the -- ultimate ultimately, things are quiet and your imagination gets in your head and your imagination is your worst enemy, would have, should have, could have. and that's what's happening. and once there's something to sink our teeth in. people are stepping up to the plate and stopping that drift. charles: they do. and any serious-- >> kind of bearish cana

do not go anywhere because i'm sending it to ashley webster who's in for liz claman. ashley: cheryl, thank you indeed. no deal and apparently no plan b for the gop blueprint to repeal and replace obamacare. you are now going to be looking live at the halls outside of house speaker paul ryan's office. there it is at this moment house republican leaders meeting and, yes, furiously negotiating to try to work on a deal that passes for the gop holdouts. can they do it? and just about half an hour from now we'll get an update and speaker ryan will be holding his weekly news conference, and we'll get his take on where the negotiations stand and whether we can expect a vote later today has time already run out? we've got congressman bradley and harris standing by on capitol hill to recap what has happened and a reaction to speaker ryan's news conference in just about half an hour from now. and as america reveals one of the victims from yesterday's deadly terror attack in london. we've also learned the identity of the attacker. we have all the very latest details from the uk st