lauren: life to minneapolis for cheryl casone.r the major stock selloff and rising bond that we saw last week. what is going on this morning? dow futures down 87. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ today, innovation in the finger lakes is helping build the new new york. once home to the world's image center, new york state is now a leader in optics, photonics and imaging. fueled by strong university partnerships, providing the world's best talent. and supported with workforce development to create even more opportunities. all across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. is lauren: all right, take a look at the futures. das feature is now down all digits. other markets lower as well. our investors panicked? the dax that does discontinued arise about 18 morning. the philadelphia eagles with a birdie trophy back to philadelphia. true to the various parties in the streets of philadelphia last night. cheryl casone's new in minneapolis the day after the game with th

connell: and connell mcshane filling in for cheryl casone. i'm off to her tenure it here for the rest of the week. lauren: i did hear that. connell: we have a lot to get through but this first story is kind of scary. lauren: developing overnight. 11 people were sickened after suspicious letter was opened at marine corps headquarters in the pentagon. three people taken to the hospital listed in stable condition. the above contained an unknown substance. meyer henderson and virginia appear to spend sent to the fbi's lab in quantico for testing. the building was evacuated are not clear at this point he sent the letter. connell: obviously will stay on top of that. closing sharply lower as we talked about the new concerns. the fed except maybe the pace of interest rate hikes. lauren: all of this after jay powell expressed confidence in u.s. economy in his first public comment as leader of the central bank. adam shapiro in washington with those details. >> good morning. the federal reserve chairman jerome powell, jay powell, when he addressed congr

cheryl casone in super bowl.auren: absolutely, volatility is being reintroduce intoed the market. >> a couple of interesting things the fed number would be one, that's what we referenced in the show, their gdp now model, forecasting model says we could grow in the economy of 5.4% in the first quarter, higher than anybody else thinks, that's great news, could be too good, the fed is going to start raising rates. lauren: in the job's report for the month of january f hourly wages go up in a big way or bigger than expected way that could mean inflation is here sending message to the fed. >> exactly. you have that plus deutsche bank laws but not a very good start this morning. lauren: are you ready? >> do we have any other choice? lauren: good point. expected to release nunes memo drafted by chairman devin nunes alleging that the fbi abused its surveillance power over the trump presidential campaign, white house deputy press secretary hogan was on fox news at night and explained the president's position. >> obviously

shooting cheryl casone was cancels.teachers. the white house saying president trump will host a listening session with students and teachers from stone and douglas high school on wednesday they have called for president to do more on gun control organized a march for our lives rally in washington march 24, jetblue will offer free flights to fort lauderdale to family members who lost hospitalized ones in the shootings is as volunteers are available to help book flights. >> emotional photo released by broward county sheriffsos, sheriff scott is visiting 15-year-old anthony in hospital teen according to photo posted twitter shot five times boy is recovering a long road ahead many surgeries in his future. well another headlined following this morning, take a look at this video that is a small plane, that was forced to land on highway in northern california pilot had reported engine trouble, only person onboard he was he jot injured nobody on the ground hurt this happened yesterday, believe it or not, no damage to the plane,

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. lauren: a lot of people give up chocolate for lent. cheryl: i will not be one of those people. lauren: the white house budget director mick mulvaney headed to capitol hill today. he has to sell the president for $.4 trillion budget plan to congress. the plan would add a trillion dollars to the federal deficit next year. it would also increase spending for border security and infrastructure. cheryl: connell mcshane in washington has more. reporter: sherilyn moran, good morning to both of you guys. it is a big day for the budget and infrastructure plan committing to spending $200 billion on infrastructure. that is key because the idea is to take the seed money and incentivize local governments to have more than a trillion dollars to it so if all goes according to plan comes to $1.5 trillion or thereabouts. but the president did is invited a number of governors and mayors to the white house to talk about the plan because he will need them to pick up a lot of that. he said let's see how badly you want this. that's what he told the mayors a

. >> cheryl casone a getting a preview of the action. >> reporter: that morning.lk about the fact that it is negative 8 ° in minneapolis, playing a little football where "fox and friends" first returns. ♪ somehow we always leave packing to the last minute. guys, i have a couple of things to wash we got this. even on quick cycle, tide pods cleans great 6x the cleaning power, even in the quick cycle it's got to be tide >> now a matter of when, not if. jillian: donald trump expected to release the controversial fisa memo as early as today. the highly classified report alleging power with the fbi during the obama administration, democrats intensifying their fight against the release claiming house intelligence committee chairman devon nunez is trying to undermine the russia investigation sparking an all-out war on transparency. >> on the other side of that patriotism itself and a duty to uphold and support and defend the constitution and a duty to do oversight particularly over the fbi and the doj. if we turn our backs to that, shame on us. if we trail in the dust the

cheryl casone has the details. >> cheryl: the numbers are astonishing.ers in hollywood. usa today surveyed 850 women including producers, actors and writers. 87% say they experienced unwelcome sexual comments, jokes or gestures. 69% say they have been touched in sexual way. and then this is disturbing, 21% say they were forced to do a sexual act. soft bank's vision fund moves closer to getting more capital from the middle east. according to reuters, the sovereign wealth fund in bahrain may invest in the private equity fund which focuses on technology company. the vision fund has attracted investor from the united arab emirates and saudi arabia. shares of soft bank are up nearly 8% from a year ago. and back here at home, this video's gone viral. don't mess with a robot trying to open a door. that is a lesson for all of us, after soft bank owned boston dynamics released this video of a robot trying to open a door and a silly human trying to stop it. that was futile. the robot named spot mini keeps its cool, doesn't stop, finally gets through the door. huma

cheryl: good morning i'm cheryl casone. if you want chicken you might have problems in some parts of the world. lauren: well, the mashed potatoes are good. cheryl: hope you like your carbs. lauren: president trump supporting efforts to improve gun purchases after teenager killed 17 people in a parkland florida school last week. cheryl: blake burman is limited white house details. present trouble in the same session on wednesday on the issue school safety in the white house says the president is quote, supportive of looking for ways to improve the federal background check system. he spoke to senator john corning last week. he has a bill with senator chris murphy which would strengthen reporting standards. the white house says the discussions are ongoing. >> he has a phone call to the fbi. we look for ways to do fix the system you want to understand what broke down and allowed for this individual to go on unattended by the people raising red flags. reporter: resident trackback at the white house after we can get away at his r

philly date for cheryl casone.to check your investments. >> a lot of people tell you that's the best advice. we did have the biggest market sell off point wines. not percentagewise, and the dow down to 1.1500 plus points but did close lower by more than a thousand points. not just the markets falling. lauren: a lot of people returning to a lower market. tracee carrasco joins us with more on that. >> good morning, guys. 23,923, the dow down almost 1600 points. the most it is ever dropped. of 30 dow components down on monday for a second day in a row in the last time this happened was on august 24, 2015. who led yesterday's decline? zero and home depot down 6%. united health down over 5% of goldman sachs down 4%. dow component said to report earnings today with earnings after the close of analyst expectations largely positive after disappointing 2017. revenue to increase throughput of 1% with adjusted earnings per share of $1.60 up 7 cents from the prior year. the first report since the company's acquisition of enter

cheryl: good morning, everybody had them cheryl casone.lympics. doing better, team u.s.a. lauren: absolutely hockey. two years ago. ninth win over canada. i'm giving away all the news. cheryl: it's good. there's something else happening back here at home today. the conservative political action conference, cpac is kicking off today but will celebrate president trump's agenda. lauren: crick jacobs up early this morning at the national convention center. donald trump being welcomed by conservatives. >> that's right. good morning, lauren and cheryl. this is the 44th cpac command because conservatives gathered in the country. it's my 22nd with president trump just two years ago did not come. he was worried they wouldn't like him, didn't see them as a conservative. he came of course last year. for a sitting president come since ronald reagan and now it's coming back a hero undescribed. mash up talking about the president's return. >> they have the president back in vice president back two years in a row. this is history. donald trump ran as a a

in cheryl casone. lauren: predicament for a lot of people. you may not go out to dinner to celebrate today. trade to today is the beginning of lent if you are giving up things. so much for valentine's day evenings. president trump trying to stay on track when it comes to his plans for 2018 and 19 meeting with congressional leaders from both sides of the aisle to discuss his infrastructure plan which is part of his 2019 budget proposal. white house budget director mick mulvaney on the hill discussing us. lauren: connell mcshane discussing those. reporter: the budget would boost spending for border security and military while cutting back on some domestic programs. when the omb director mick mulvaney was up here come he did hear from some of his own party about fiscal discipline. >> it doesn't feel that way to me that we are heading in a hopeful direction to solving our nation episodes. >> is a lot more fun to spend money than it is to reduce. it's a lot harder to reduce than it is to spend it incumbent on all of us to make difficult decisions,

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good to see you. and lauren simonetti.rained to live pictures we're getting out of seoul, south korea. vice president might penciled in a bilateral meeting with vice president lucci again. visiting for the winter olympics which kick off tomorrow night. the u.s. delegation for the ceremony in about three hours or so. and lauren: the olympics are here. it's not that i'm not very base. he said there is a new sanctions against them but is not backing down from kim jong un. lauren: to your budget deal today in the agreement is so important for military pay and dangerous across to his secretary now desperately needs to keep america great. they must support our troops in this bill. spin at the senate bill facing a bumpy road in the house. adam shapiro in washington. spin magazine of the senate does have a plan to get past the thursday made a deadline. that is the continuing resolution tickets to march march 23rd. legislation to raise spending caps for defense and domestic spending. all in all a couple hundred million dollars to t

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: a claim lauren simonetti. great except for the cover of "the new york post." future child vaccinated for the flu right now or else. a flu story coming up which is going to be good. lauren: we saw the major average. each one of them fell 5% last week. we are seeing a rebound this morning taking a look at the dow futures up to 72. >> what can investors expect for the week after the worst week in more than two years. john petrini said bob point management, gentlemen, good morning. let me start with you. we've obviously had a lot of volatility in the markets. investors pulling out 22, almost $23 billion out of mutual funds and ats site of a seven-day period that ended on wednesday. is this a simple correction, little bit of a pullback that was healthier as i telling you the average investor is nervous? cheryl: john, go ahead. i'll start with you. >> it's nice to see green on the screen that's for sure. we expect more volatility throughout the week. we didn't get any sense of the firm are investors and clients. the

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: welcome back to a couple wild swings in the stock market that continued this wednesday morning. futures pointing to a sharply lower open after what we see, who knows. down to 17 maybe nothing. in the end, and actually gained 567 points, but it had dropped 567 points. the final game to .3%, the best in two years. obviously after the biggest point drop i've ever seen. the dow recovering half of the losses yesterday. the s&p yesterday rose 1.7% on the day and the nasdaq composite jumping to .1%. trained at the dow change directions 29 times, just incredible. a lot of questions for treasury secretary stephen mnuchin on capitol hill. he played down worries during the house financial services committee hearing. >> i'm not overly concerned about the market volatility. the fundamentals are quite strong. you see in a normal market correction although large. there is a disconnect in the short-term. markets move in both directions. lauren: the dow and the s&p is back in positive territor

i'm cheryl casone. triggered the president was extremely busy.e was reading about was russia and meddling in the election pits the message from lawmakers after the indictment handed down by robert mueller. >> the obama administration could have done more to prevent good chris jenkins is live in washington. >> good morning. we now know that meddling began in 2014th according to allegations of indictment sending the democrats by adam schiff admits the obama administration deserves someone to blame. >> i thought the obama administration should've done more, but none of that as an excuse for the president to sit on his hands. it's inexplicable the president of the united states continues to sit on sanctions that congress passed, that congress on nikolas cruz's over this interference. >> while this doesn't vindicate the current administration, the president took to twitter defending that he never said russia didn't meddle in the election without the investigation itself was a hoax, but rather uses the russian hoax was that the trump campaign colluded

good morning and cheryl casone. ashley: low-carb 1:00 p.m. could have ashley webster in for lauren simonetti. i had a shirt and jeans on when i came in this morning. it is like early spring, early summer. beautiful. crazy. cheryl: we had the open of the markets yesterday and of course we went down. and down. a nice little selloff yesterday afternoon. another day of volatile trading. the dow jones more than 260 points and snapped a six session winning streak for the dow and s&p 500. it is just the appetizer or main course of falling stocks. cofounder flynn's capital management is here. jason garcia met, cofounder of hail investing. good morning. >> good morning. train to another rough day for the markets. the name of the game right now is inflation and what the federal reserve will do. we look at the market of clarity do you think? >> i think elegant clarity as he talked about on this program at the beginning of the year. inflation and interest rates would be the theme of 2018 as well as volatility disappointed. obviously we seem inflation wit

cheryl casone with the details could >> it really was incredible.tudents, parents and teachers at the white house demanding change. >> i lost a best friend, practically a brother and i am here to use my voice because i know he can't. >> that student lost his best friend. one father at the listening session saving the time to do something as now. >> the department of education that i walked in today that has a security guard in the elevator. how do you think that makes me feel? in the elevator they've got a security guard. 9/11 happened one thing they fixed everything. how many schools, how many children have to get shot? >> he lost his daughter in michigan and florida. the president created this. i will always remember the time i spent today with courageous events, teachers and families. so much love in the midst of so much pain. we met not let them down. we must keep our children safe. today the president will meet with state and local officials that same topic, school safety. to be in the heat the 17th good intent staff from stallman douglas they

cheryl casone with the details now.sone with the details now. 26-year-old edwin jackson will be laid to rest today. they will be held in the hometown of atlanta georgia. jackson and his driver were killed in indiana after being hit by an illegal immigrant who was drunk. there he as he had been deported twice before returning to get to the united states. his now facing is now facing multiple felony charges. he ran away from the scene of the crash and gave police a fake name when they caught up with him. funeral services for the driver are going to be held in indianapolis this friday. harvey weinstein back in the news a proposed deal to sell the weinstein company following -- falling apart at the last minute. sources tell the wall street journal that the group was supposed to buy the studio for $500 million but that fell yesterday. i brought too much uncertainty to the deal. it was a long-standing sexual harassment and other civil rights violations of the company. he and believes at the fair investigation art many claims

in new york, it's friday, good morning, i'm cheryl casone.auren: here we go another crazy day of tradeing, i'm lauren simonetti. the government has been shutdown for five hours, this is the second shutdown less than a month after congress failed to pass the spending bill in time, you're looking at nancy pelosi live pictures on the house floor where lawmakers are debating a bipartisan two-year budget deal that the senate passed right now. >> and today we have an opportunity to do just that, all we have to do is unshrine the promise of going americans by passing the dream act now with one vote. >> we have a basic function here. keep the lights on, the second if the constitution is preserve to protect our nation which means we have to fund our military but some felt is not necessarily a priority of theirs if they can't get the other things they want when they want them. >> so all of this after the senate sent bill to the house, this happened before 2:00 a.m. eastern time, three hours ago. the vote in the senate was 71-28. now, the senate could n

i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman today. you know, the long holiday weekend not enough to erase investor fears over the issue of the month. the rising interest rates, the yield at 2.9% this morning. stocks mixed right now. the dow at lows of the session, barely off of them now, 228. 241 was the low a couple of seconds ago. we are on track for the dow to snap the six-day winning streak at the close. another volatile day, but remember the markets, this is always good to remember. we're coming off the best week we had in more than five years last week. now the s&p is struggling to stay in the green. some of the sectors somewhat strong for the s&p, technology, consumer discretionary, energy, consumer staples and telecom. nasdaq is the lone soldier making money today. up six of the last sessions for the nasdaq, up 10 points. anything can happen in the last hour of trading. and again, it is all about technology. a handful of names are hitting all-time highs right now believe it or not. we'll give you the good news, nvidia, intuit.

so to put it very mildly cason the i.o.c. don't see eye to why the court clears a group of russian athletes but the olympic officials can't be bothered this situation put the two organizations almost on a brink of conflict the secretary general of cass says that there is no crisis but see for yourself who these costs are the decision is extremely disappointing these decision shows the the urchin to meet for reforms in the internal structure of castes i must support my and my panel of other traitors and so far i think the procedure was fully respected their reaction was very strong understand this is the disappointment of the i.o.c. because they expected another verdict but we should not. it's better to wait before criticizing the decisions themselves because they are not being drafted yet. so again there's very little time for cast to make up its mind the opening ceremonies coming up on friday february ninth but whatever the decision is the russian sport cas and the i.o.c. will never be the same again we spoke to a russian sk

cheryl casone has the details. >> cheryl: the justices are past the normal cutoff date for accepting the lower court ruling that blocked president trump's efforts to end daca even before a federal appeals court had a chance to weigh into all of this. this whole thing is expedited now. at issue, a san francisco based judge halted the president's order to halt daca back in january. if the justices agree to hear the appeal, they likely won't rule on the case until late june. march 5th is the date the president put out in all of this. elon musk has been given the green light to build a an underground hyper loop in washington. the district of columbia issued a preliminary permit to musk's company to start digging at an abandoned lot. this could be the first step in fulfilling musk's dream of a high speed tube you could take from new york to d.c. in 29 minutes. the amazon effect on whole foods continues today. starting today, whole foods shoppers who pay for groceries with an amazon prime rewards visa card gets 5% on whole food stores throughout the country. amazon, you may recall, purchas

cheryl casone has the details. >> cheryl: it was a nice policy while it lasted.ek the retailer imposed a one year limit for most returns. too many people were abusing the system. the lawsuit filed in federal court in chicago said the policy breaks a promise the company made to customers a long time ago. the company says the lawsuit miss represents the return policy. they point out purchases made before february 9th are not subject to the one year return policy. as long as you have proof of purchase you get the lifetime deal until february 9th. facebook is launching a feature that lets you share your to-do list with some friends. some are worried that th the feature will clog up their news feed with things they don't care about. it's part of a bid to create more meaningful interactions on facebook. taking a look at the stock, facebook is up about 34% over the last year. and this is interesting. peter teal, the tech billionaire luminary will be parting ways with silicon valley. the wall street journal said the billionaire investors is frustrated with what he see as

so to put it very mildly cason the i.o.c. don't see eye to why the court clears a group of russian athletes but the olympic officials can't be bothered this situation put the two organizations almost on a brink of conflict the secretary general of cass says that there is no crisis but see for yourself who these accounts are the decision is extremely disappointing these decision shows the the urchin to meet for reforms in the internal structure of because i'm a supporter. of it traitors and so i think the procedure. it was fully respected the reaction was very strong in the stand is that the disappointment of the i.o.c. because they expected another verdict but we should not. better to wait before criticizing the decisions themselves because they're not being drafted yet so again there is very little time for cast to make up its mind the opening ceremonies coming up on friday february ninth but whatever the decision is the russian sport cas and the i.o.c. will never be the same again we were russian speed skater olga for the c

cheryl casone with the details, cheryl. scary moment in missouri, caught on camera, she jumps out of car to avoid being smashed by an out of control 18-wheeler. it's all weather related to. slamming into a tractor trailer, she spotted another -- she hops out of car, out on the icy highway, her car got crushed. she also escaped a 50 car-file up in all of this without any injuries, this is the weather. let's keep on the weather. the midwest is bracing for more than a foot of know right now, at least a thousand flights to u.s., southwest airlines had to cancel 329 flights, chicago's biggest airport forced to cancel 80 arriving and departing flights, o'hare, it's going to be rough if you're traveling in and out of chicago area. another headline we are following this morning, maria, the biggest leak in apple's history, somebody shared apple secret source codes for key piece of iphone software online, it's called i boot, could help find systems, possibly get in private data. apple say that is any vulnerabilities exposed by the le

cheryl casone with the details. >> that's right. a police officer in richardson, texas after responding to a disturbance call last night. the shooter taken into custody after an hour-long standoff out of an apartment complex with police. the second line first and officer to be killed in the line of duty this week. a busy day on the earnings front. 33 companies in the s&p 500 are set to report. we will hear from cvs house, cardinal health and twitter. earnings per share for that company expected to fall about 13% from a year ago. shares of the company right now in the premarket were under pressure, so just now little more than a quarter% gain on twitter in the premarket to watch. speaking of twitter, td ameritrade to place trades on twitter. the move comes as the company tries to attract the clients of the younger demographic. td ameritrade of more than 35% over the past year. interesting idea. test by reporting a $675 net loss in the fourth quarter as they continue to invest in production of the model three in nevada. after producti

connell mcshane filling in for cheryl casone. lauren: lauren simonetti. good to be here.awmakers return to washington today after weeklong recess as they face intense public rusher to an ongoing control. they are expected to consider a measure that would encourage states and federal agencies to commit records to the national background check system. president trump telling the nation's governors last night that the shooting will be discussed during a meal white house meeting with the governor happening today. >> will be talking about parkland and the horrible event that took place last week. i think will make that first on our list because we have to end our country of what is happening with respect to that subject. connell: meanwhile, governor rick scott and "fox news sunday" calling for an investigation into the law enforcement response. >> with the fbi, what happened? tell us. we can have it after he appeared it was called? or was the process? give us the facts. hold people accountable. the local sheriff's department has to be completely transparent. we had to do a tho

lauren: make sure to tune in tomorrow because cheryl casone will be live from minneapolis with the latestried to get some red gold. you guys are talking about tom brady a little bit. he wants you to know that is not over the hill at age 40. >> they want me to retire so bad. i don't get it. i'm having fun. the teams doing good. connell: he's a day older than me. lauren: one day? connell: i am here at the kinetic teleprompter not getting hit by 300-pound lineman. lauren: i can change that. tranter the s&p is up for. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get 5 lines of talk and text included at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. choose by the gig or unlimited. and now, get a $200 prepaid card when you buy an iphone. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfnitymobile.com. connell: back within sports for you this morning. to

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone.auren: we are learning more about the suspect and the horrific school shooting. 25 miles northwest of fort lauderdale. trained investigators say 18-year-old nicholas cruise post on social media before the deadly rampage. his adoptive mother died on november 1st. he was staying in a mobile home with a friend and his parents. cruz was expelled for disciplinary reasons. police searching the mobile home last night. he had been staying there for about 90 days. lauren: let's go to phil keating and parkland, florida for more details. reporter: one of the worst school shootings in modern times. the worst absolutely in broward county history. >> 17 confirmed that dems, 12 it comes within the building. two victims outside the building, one on the street at the corner of pine island and to folks, people lost their lives at the hospital. reporter: the shooting started around 2:30 in the afternoon school was about to end. on the website of broward county northwest of fort lauderdale. students repor

tell me what you thought of today's show, follow me -- cheryl casone is in for liz today.'m sending it your way. >> yeah, well, and the way up is the way down when it comes to the markets, trish, watching what has been incredible seesaw in the last couple of moments, brand new session lows for the dow in particular, down 241. we thought this market had decided to turn around. no, not at this point. the dow and the s&p 500 looking at snapping six-day winning streaks, at session lows again for the dow in particular. as you can see to the right of your screen, you can see the white house press briefing about to begin. at any moment we expect to see press secretary sarah sanders to take the podium in the white house briefing room. a

here in new york, friday, 23rd, good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti, any good weekend plans for you? cheryl: there's a lot of flights in my future, it'll be very exciting, i will see you at the airport. lauren: president trump said is said so speak to cpac for second year in a row. and gun control to be a major topic in speech later this morning in aftermath of parkland shooting. cheryl: and then the president welcome prime minister and expected to ask the president to consider rejoining the transpacific partnership. that's at 2:00 p.m. today. lauren: president is pushing earning and paying them bonus and extra money to do so. cheryl: blake berman at the white house, he has details. blake: president trump on wednesday during listening session with student first broached the idea of having teachers, fact ute, staff who are are experts with guns bringing them to school so they can defend schools an reiterated that with much more firmer offense on thursday with state and local officials. the president saying sho

lea: i am lea gabrielle been for cheryl casone. lauren: a big day, said dave. jerome powell and the hot seat on capitol hill as he makes his first public comments about the economy and inflation is the federal reserve chairman. investors listening closely for any clues on whether the fed will raise interest rates more aggressively than the expected three times this year following the tax-cut plan and also budget spending. stocks rallied sharply yesterday ahead of day one of powell's testimony this morning. >> basically what we know is jay powell had no reason to push a more aggressive stance right now and i think that's very comforting to market watchers. train to powell's testimony will be released at 8:30 a.m. this morning. because it 10:00 a.m. eastern fox business will have live coverage of the question-and-answer portion of the testimony. lauren: stocks close higher ahead of this testimony. please scroll the prompter little bit more. investment advice or group joining us this morning. the monster rally we've been talking about yesterday. so close to where

cheryl: good morning, i am cheryl casone. well, the parkland, florida community is in mourning. last night they held a candle light vigil to remember those innocent lives that were lost. >> my friends are dead, peter, martin, they are dead. and those are my good friends. >> jamie took a bullet and he's dead. i -- i don't know what i do next. cheryl: we've got lauren in parkland with the latest. >> the feeling of panic turns to grief one day after gunman opens fire killing 17 at douglas high school. >> he's dad, he's mournful, remorseful, he is fully aware of what is going on and he's just a broken human being. >> the parkland community in mourning gathering thursday evening to remember the lives lost this after 19-year-old nicklaus cruz makes first appearance, taking uber to the school and entering with duffle bag and backpack. cruz was only in the school about 7 minutes before fleeing the scene. >> the suspect cross fields and ran west along with others who were fleeing and tried to mix in with the group that were running away fearing for their lives. >> he went to wal-mart and

carley: cheryl casone from the fox business network live in minneapolis with the eagles storybook seasone to a spectacular end, cheryl, my goodness, what a great game. cheryl: it really was a great game, of course, we were here at u.s. bank stadium with all of the action on play, a lot of sports analysts were saying going into the game that it was going to be allow-scoring game, it was all about the offense. it was an incredible game. 41 to 33. a lot of back and forth, not a great night as you mentioned for tom brady, of course, that turnover, usually he comes back at tend of the game and he does that hail mary and patriots game, last year that was the story in overtime in houston texas, not so last night. the trick play by the eagles and certainly the fourth quarter drive really bringing the underdog team in for the big win. nick foles, the big story of the game, mvp he was the backup quarterback of the eagles, he's not a backup anymore, listen to what he said after the game was over. >> to be here with my daughter and my wife, my family and my teammates, this city, we are very blessed.

i'm cheryl casone i'm in for melissa francis today. david: great to have you here. i'm david asman.g at this hour. a commitment to action. president trump sitting down with state and local officials at the white house today, vowing to work on solio

i'm cheryl casone i'm in for melissa francis today. david: great to have you here. i'm david asman. more on big market movers. first here is what is happening at this hour. a commitment to action. president trump sitting down with state and local officials at the white house today, vowing to work on solutions to protect our nation's schools. how the president is promising to make a difference. we'll speak to indiana attorney general in the room with the president. >>> plus super bowl of conservative politics of the annual conservative action political conference better known as cpac. it es underway. president trump will speak to the conference tomorrow morning amid a heated national debate how best to keep our kids safe in schools. what to expect from the president's speech. cheryl: back to these markets. another roller coaster ride. there is more green than red when it comes to the dow 30. the dow closing up 163 points and change. 24,961. interest rate fierce faded somewhat. gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. finance and health caring drag down s&p and nasdaq but the

cheryl casone has more details. >> that's right. dagen, good morning.teve wynn's resignation is effective immediately after misconduct allegations against the las vegas billionaire. number one and claimed he harassed or assaulted them. one led to $1,575,000,000 settlement. he denies allegations but in the premarket this stock is down 1.5%. again, steve when resignation effective immediately. also watching shares of snapped this morning. this stock storing in the premarket at 23%, almost 24%. reporting better-than-expected quarterly results "after the bell" after the stocks back above the $17 ipo price with the revenue soaring 70% a year ago. a sharp increase in daily active users. this morning earnings from hasbro and michael kors 20% of the parent company fox business network reporting after the validator today and we will hear from tesla later today as well. higher revenue of their model s., model x in their model three vehicles. tesla shares however with earnings report with a lower come a little a quarter%. let's stay with top spot anyone musk. he m

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cheryl casone with details there. >> good morning to you. he climber died after falling 1000 feet and several others had to be rescued all happening i'm one of the most dangerous mountains in the country. they encountered tumbling rocks and falling ice after weather conditions turned treacherous. the national guard airlifted and pronounced dead when he arrived at the hospital. apple ceo tim cook leaving investors didn't win when it to future dividend hike. could say he's not a fan of the special dividends, but increasing the dividend is something they are committed to do. the new campus by the way, apple shares are trading slightly higher in the premarket. chipotle has a new ceo. taco bell chief executive brian nickel hoping the fast food veteran can revive the struggling mexican food chain which has had a number of food safety problems and they've also seen a decline in customer visits. they affront taco bell for three years, made it the most successful portfolio we should add. also pizza hut, kfc. it would take over for cofounder and chipo

plans new sanctions against north korea cheryl casone.package of sanctions yet against kim jong-un regime. the north conducted several missile launches sixth nuclear test last year comes as -- ivanka trump has arrived for the closing ceremony. >> it is a great honor to be here in south korea with u.s. delegation very, very excited to attend 2018 winter olympic games cheer for team usa. >> the president tweeted moments ago here is what he says, my daughter ivanka has arrived in south korea we cannot have a better or smarter person representing our country. >> now, also in middle a north korean delegation is attending the closing ceremony. >> so this is something else for flyers a twice with diverted united airlines flight skidded off runway 160 onboard looking at plane right there, nobody was hurt this plane left houston en route to minneapolis bad weather consent flight to madison, wisconsin, then the plane gets diverted again to green bay, then at end of all this a rocky landing in green bay sends plane more than 100 feet off runway one

cheryl casone with the details. >> good morning, rea paid 140,000 passengers at john wayne airport in southern california was about to depart first when the fire broke out. some passengers did get injuries. layoffs are on the way at amazon and barnes & noble. in a rare move eliminating hundreds of workers at headquarters in seattle and hundreds of employees around the world. it is sinking headcount adjustments. barnes & noble with an unspecified number of workers go there. they are involved with their digital projects. in the 6.5%. amazon is moving lower. barnes & noble's shares have plunged more than 50% over the past year. amazon and cbs. walgreens could be beefing it up today with the global drug distributor. walgreens owns a quarter, but now reporting that could buy the rest of the company. the competitive health care industry changing rather quickly with $69 billion. searched to 12% in the premarket right now but more than 17% in the premarket. gun maker remington filing for bankruptcy. while every structures this data gunmakers have the decline following president trump's electi

cheryl casone minneapolis this morning with more and huge win for the eagles.d morning to you, cheryl. >> good morning, maria. many were saying this is going to be a low scoring game, all about the defense. last night was anything but. it was all about the offense. a couple big moment i want to show you. and it falls we just heard the mvp of the game, quarterback of the eagles, the trip play was incredible. passes it over to trey burton, back to folds, but then tom brady, who is in or live the king hill mary at the end of the game is being called this morning to brady failed because they thought he would come back and crunch it at the end and he didn't. two strong quarterbacks. as far as the cinderella story for the city of philadelphia, depends how you look at it. there's been reports of looting, reports the fans toppling over a car. a video online this morning with a car on fire. >> we got it. eagles. reporter: okay, a fan there. the national anthem, all the players stood on what you have to describe as a very emotional salute to our country and our flag. lis

cheryl casone is live in seattle.usive look right now. >> cheryl: i'm not sure if i'm in a ski lodge or starbucks right now. i'm in the first reserve store that starbucks will be opening worldwide over the next couple years. here's something you don't see every day in star buck starbucka menu. the company wants to make this more of an experience, a marketplace, if you will. they hired one of the most incredible designers in the world, kristin daveys. you wanted this to be a marketplace for people to hang out. what was your vision? >> it's a fully immerse i've experience around reserve. we want toded to create somethig that was unique that felt like starbucks. we have community elements. >> cheryl: walk me through and show me what the plan was here and how this is supposed to be different from the regular starbucks, you go in, you go out, that's it. >> this is our long bar, the longest bar we've built. we have all of the coffee elements running down this bar, from pour over to espresso, full mixology at the end. >> che