dax: i am dax.y turned away, denied lane bryant's latest ad, which is filled with women in lingerie. dax: or did they, charles. >> no, they definitely rejected it. charles: as to why they rejected it, we'll tell you why. this is an ad in lingerie, women in lingerie and occasionally -- dax: a lot

after you, dax. charles here. dax: and dax.o do a big publicity push, it can backfire on them. it happened to kim kardashian and little kim who we don't often see together. they were doing a thing around town where they were cross promoting for each other. it ended up at craig's. dax: the place to be, tons of

dax: and dax.rles: so khloe kardashian, we have been saying when is enough going to be enough after we put up the photos of lamar odom at a bar over the weekend and all of the concerns that we know that khloe and other people in lamar's life have about whether or not this is the start of him -- dax: going back downhill. charles: we now know that khloe is this close, this close to saying enough is enough because she is demanding that lamar get help, that he get treatment for she is demanding that lamar get help, that he get treatment for addiction and he is absolutely

, the dax is the german index down one.5%. france's cac quarante down 1.5% and the ftse in london down 1%. lauren: kabul five days of gains for the dow they are down. the dow was down 126 points, s&p down 16, nasdaq down 45 this morning. nicole: commodities running up, oil is up $0.10, another 5% yesterday, pulling back just $0.27, $37.63 a barrel, gold is up $12. lauren: this is how the dollar is trading, strained for the euro and japanese yen prices the u.s. dollar. nicole: a ten year treasury yield looking at 1.85%. bad news for general motors and ford. the automakers saw their sales decline last month compared to last year, sales down 9% for each and the decline follows a string of monthly gains with the february fallout is seen as an indicator that the market for new cars in china might be falling victim to china at slowing economy. >> there may be an acquisition target because investors are losing faith, sources at this company tell fox business's charlie gasparino that the company may seek a deal with an outside suitor

the cac in paris at about 28 and the dax down 33. >> u.s. falling back stock markets falling back into the house was at the year yesterday. but that's a good looking down about six to nine points futures content and master teachers and 21. oil selling off this morning. oldest of $11 by 12.33 troy ounce. transistor and their can affect voter turnout in key states today. fox meteorologist maria molina has been tracking bosporus. good morning. >> is right. sandstorms today producing tough conditions for voters there. specifically across parts of the midwestern states like illinois, eastern parts of missouri he could be looking at some nasty weather out there. purdue match the region across the midwest where it could be rather unsettled. for north carolina and for florida he do have a quiet day today. get up there and blow. the best croissants across parts of the midwest. the frontal system pushing eastward and ahead of the very humid conditions bringing in the threat. thunderstorms are what weather throughout the day today the severe weather in

dax: and dax.s: there is a huge, huge change coming up on "keeping up with the kardashians" if kris jenner is willing to pay the price. blac chyna says she is ready to join the cast. dax: i think this would be huge for them. look, they already get huge ratings, but to have blac chyna on the show with rob kardashian, this could be huge. charles: the first thing this means, clearly rob is on the show for the first time in i

german dax up 1 1/2%. nicole: looking right here at home, after four straight weeks of gains a little bit of a pullback. s&p futures down three. sandra: oil prices up four weeks weeks in a row. this is how crude is trading. down 77 cents. 37.73 a barrel. gold is down $2 to 1257 an ounce. nicole: let's check out currencies. including the euro, yen and the pound. we're seeing that the yen is stronger against the u.s. dollar today. rest of the currencies such as pound are weaker. >> currencies and everyone else watching central bank decisions. bank of ban january, federal reserve and bank of england. yield on 10-year treasury is 1.97%, pushing closer to two. nicole: federal reserve and you will h wall street and main street will be watching the two-day meeting tomorrow. policymakers are not expected to raise interest rates. analysts will look how optimistic the fed is in. it raised a quarter of 1% in december, first time in decade after keeping rates near zero. fed meeting comes after the european central ban

green arrows in germany with a more than 1% move higher on the german dax. we'll keep an eye on that through the trading session. in asia overnight, modest reactions as well. green in shanghai. the shanghai comp closing up about 0.4%. modest losses in japan and in hong kong. less than 0.3%. >> that, of course, asia's first reaction to those terror attacks yesterday. oil prices off a little this morning, but in general maintaining their resilience of the last few weeks. we're at 41.15 for wti. the ten-year note, interestingly, seeing a little bit of selling overnight. you might have expected buying in a safe haven type trade in the face of geopolitical concerns. the yield ticking up to 1.94. also, some debate on fed speak. some people being slightly anti-yellen in terms of her

the cac down 11 and the dax down 14 points. nicole: after getting 5% yesterday, let's check out oil prices. $37.86 down 1.1%. nicole: the lead singer sits down at kennedy. with a major security problems and possibly wears? he has an controversial allegations we will share with you. nicole: 5:01 a.m. on thursday, march 10th. welcome to your first look at today's market, breaking us in what to expect ahead. authorities say five people were killed and three wounded at a shooting in a house party last night. police looking for two suspected gunmen, the bodies of three women and one man were found on the back porch and wilkinsburg, pennsylvania. a fourth woman is being taken to a hospital. nicole: republican presidential candidates attended town hall events hosted by fox news last night. the front runner donald trump on hannity criticizing politicians. >> i was a member of the establishment nine months ago. i was great at it, but i also thought it was wrong. politicians will do what is ready for the people that gave them the money,

the cac 40 and the dax up by 8/10 of 1%. the mattel he what else is going on around the world. the big move in the euro-dollar. where we are trading. look what's happening to the kiwi as well. here is the story we're going to get into. you're watching the story in brazil. look at what crude is doing. nymex is trading up over 2%. here is the bloomberg first word news. >> the yuan fell to a 15 month low. smaller than estimated increase fixing speculation that china is trying to limit gains against the dollar. compared with 1.1%. in brazil a federal judge released recordings that president roosa and her predecessor da silva. earlier she said she was bringing him into the government for his merit the nine it was to shield him from a corruption probe but critics say that a recording from a police wiretap suggests otherwise. eu leaders in the turkish prime minister will meet in brussels today. ahead, angela merkel proposal to- the take back refugees fleeing into greece in exchange for more visa fee travel and further eu talks. global news toy four hours a day . stories guy:. in a dis

dax my husband worked with her. they threw up in los angeles together. they did improv comedy 15, 20 years ago. and i was always secretly really jealous that he knew her, that he was friendly with her. >> jimmy: dax shepherd, your husband, he withheld her from you. >> yeah, he was not sharing. >> jimmy: and now i'll bet you're closer to melissa than dax is. >> and she's mine because i've seen her vagina. >> jimmy: that's how you know. >> that's right. we got very intimate during this movie? i saw that, yeah. can you describe what happened? or would that give it away? >> no, there's a -- we've been teasing it a lot. there's a big boobie fight. >> jimmy: what does that mean exactly? >> well -- well, jimmy, we get a little lift. and we end up, you know, punching each other in the tits for a while. i mean, i think -- i mean, quite honestly, i might have cheated on on my husband with melissa mccarthy. because we were -- i mean, boobs are funny to begin with. it's a funny scene because we were slapping each other's boobs, she was grabbing my straps, you know.

the dax was down a half percent, now down 1%. bit of negativity to speak of in europe. >> let's show you the rest of the broader market action. 10-year treasury note yield saw a move up to 1.9. we have not seen that since earlier in the year. selling bonds as the mood improves across global markets. as for the dollar, finished lower for last week. and it is a little bit higher against the euro. it is weaker against the yen. potentially why you saw the selloff on the nikkei on that stronger yen. pound under a bit of pressure, down a half percent against the u.s. dollar. >> the euro in the short-term last week managing to bounce back a little. it was down to the 108 handle, now back at 109. yes, we approached ecb and expect more easing, just a bit of movement there to take note of. gold continuing its strong start to the year, 1 t.268. oil prices, we've had a couple strong weeks. >> the question for the u.s. market is now that the s&p has had this big move higher and is barely negative for the year, the first three-week winning str

less than 1% for the german dax.his rush into safe haven assets like german bonds, for instance, which got a bid during the headlines in the last hour. we are seeing red across the screen. we'll dive a little deeper into that through the hour because some of the selling is being done in the travel and leisure transportation stocks, which of course bear the brunt of the immediate fear of what's coming out of brussels. u.s. equity futures also took a leg lower. they're down but not as much as european equities. s&p futures down about 0.4%. dow futures down about 0.25%. we'll continue to watch that. nasdaq futures down 18, or 0.4%. some of the immediate reaction is happening in the currency market as well, where the yen is rising as investors look for a safe haven to hide out. gold is rising. the japanese yen, 111.65. but again, don't want to overplay the moves. we're talking about a quarter percentage point move. you saw the charts sort of turn over in the last hour as thee headlines started coming out. >> definitely a

the cac in paris down 65 and the dax in germany down 115 points down 1%. last day of trading, tomorrow is good friday holiday, two days of selling we have not seen since february 29th. the rally that started running courts. that is what we are seeing down 66. nicole: we had a huge build in crude supplies last week, three times what was expected. another 1.6%. nicole: we talk about the strong dollar. lauren: the mexican peso and japanese yen all week or. nicole: that we 10 year treasury down 1.8%. lauren: general mills is the stock to watch after better-than-expected quarterly profits, the maker of cheerios and yoplait yogurt impacting weaker sales. the makers of processed foods and a few healthy glasses. general motors did win $.65 a share. analysts expect $.62, and they did fall by 8%. shares are storing up 14%. nicole: the latest on the hunt for suspect in the brussels bombing. google bailing out of the robot business. they don't see a future, might have to do with legs on that robot there. and activist shareholder releases numbers on how much it pays me

dax: and dax. 50 cent just lost all of his screed cred in his bankruptcy battle because of all of these photos, photos like this that he constantly puts up with stacks of cash. guess what, the bankruptcy judge called him out and what 50 had to admit to, i think, really blows his street cred. he says it's all fake. gary: the creditors, they're all on instagram. they have been seeing that, hey, these guys owe us

dax: and dax holt.erformance over the weekend and wasn't at madison square garden or staples center but at a chicken and waffle place in houston. on the roof. he didn't even do it inside. how do you get drake on the roof of a chicken and waffle place in houston? the answer, my friends, jazz prince who discovered drake decided he wanted to do something nice for his

ftse down almost down 1% and the dax 1.3%. >> lauren: let's check out u.s. stock market futures. it's interesting because oil is higher and futures are lower here. dow futures 67 and s&p down 9 and a half. >> lauren: 36.35, gain of 43 cents and gold pulling back to 12.68 an ounce. >> nicole: now let's take a look at the world of sports. after second super bowl victory and 18 seasons in the nfl, the sheriff rides off into the sunset, well, we think so because peyton manning informed that denver broncos that he will be retiring, he leads the league with numerous awards and records including 5mvp's, leads the league in passing yards and touchdowns. maria sharapova has called a conference to make, quote, a major announcement, what is it. potential retirement, recent injuries have kept her out of play as she dropped out of a tournament this past weekend and withdrew from u.s. open last summer due to injuries, shar poppa turns 29 next month. now be available for the season opener in san diego according to sources mlb and union reached an agreement, now to new rule, you have to aim for

dax: and dax. there is an investigation into the "dog whisperer," cesar millan, we broke this story, got a visit from animal control because there have been reports that he abused or was cruel to a pig at his training facility just outside l.a. it was a recent episode of his show, "cesar 911." he had a french bulldog that was overaggressive and the owner wanted it to be broken out of this habit of attacking pigs. the owner of the

dax: and dax.m about to show you something -- we are about to show you something that is going to make you run out and join a yoga class. britney spears came up as a huge sex symbol. big pop star. as famous for her body as she was her volleys. in fact, probably more famous for her body. at the age of 34, the body is back. charlie: this is so great, especially on the heels of her posting

the german dax up 2.7%. turning right here at home, looking at u.s. stock index futures.this move move today, it brings the stocks and indices back into positive territory for the beacon that would make four weeks in a row game. for right now we do have five do have five pairs. jeff futures up 155. s&p futures of 20. also looking at commodities. but there is for oil at 3876 now. goldbach $7.5. friday morning. mornings with rhea begins right now. we say good morning to you, maria bartiromo. maria: i am maria bartiromo. it is friday, march 11th. republican candidates going head-to-head in the last debate before crucial primaries next week. the tone of last night very different from what we've heard before. even the candidate's notice. >> so far i cannot believe how simple it is then appear. embrace these millions of people that now for the first time other than love the republican party and unified. be smart and unified. maria: donald trump jumping the gun with this latest endorsement from dr. ben carson at the latest from the campaign trail map. thousands came to former fi

the biggest gains coming from the german dax up more than half of 1%. in london trying to squeeze out a gain of three points. lauren: in the u.s., dow and s&p 500 positive for 2015. a paris right now. don't you just change from negative to positive. often 11-point yeah nicole: i'm sorry. look at oil. 3871. down 1.8%. gold is down $9. lauren: let's check out the u.s. dollar against the currencies. strengthen the japanese yen once again versus the u.s. dollar. that kind of hurts exporters over there. u.k. time, mexican peso dollar versus dollar. nicole: 1.88%. apple will unveil a a smaller iphone today. it will have a forest is like a pocket friendly. same size as a 3-year-old five s. the new phone expected to have a powerful processor as well as a better camera. apple expected to take the wraps off a smaller version of the ipad pro. the event marks a change from apple's push for bigger projects and is now going smaller. it also comes ahead of today's key court hearing out in california over apple's refusal to unlock an iphone used by one of the terrorist

we're still waiting for the dax and cac 40 to open. me show you some of the movement in the currency market. ahead of that yuki budget, we are seeing the pound down against the dollar. this is for the third day. we are very much focusing on the dollar. fed policymakers discussed the strength of the green back during their meeting in the past 12 months. it is given more scoped to raise rates. we have seen a repricing over the past three days. the bloomberg dollar index is up for a third day. news.of i will get on to the m&a in a second. coulter, we are seeing that up after the world's biggest brewer unveils its strategy. it will look to pay half its earnings in the form of dividends. the shares getting on that. london stock exchange, we seeing these stocks move higher after they agreed to merge. they call this a merger of equals. when we are going to see is over --ares holding stockholders getting the remainder 54.4%. and doesn't look like quite a merger of equals good -- it doesn't look like quite a merger of equals. let's see if we ar

the dax is up by 1%. with the 100 is up by .56%.0 is up talk us through benoit coeure's comments. guy: let me read you a chunk. this is him speaking. we are monitoring the bank risk on a regular basis. we are studying what is used in other situations. i also think we need to qualify the narrative. challenges flow from our monetary policy. they are clearly worried. he saw that yesterday. things the ecbo wants. they want to achieve lower rates. they don't want costs to rise for spain, italy, portugal, or greece. the ecb has had more success in weakening their currency in the meetingo next week's than the bank of japan has had. guy: i will take you to the terminal now. $1.08 dollar yen by the end of the year. >> the proof will be in the eating of the putting. so far, the ecb has had more success than the bank of japan has had. the make of japan will be flabbergasted. the ecb is probably ok with the $1.08 and all. stronger far higher or can we go for the year with the ecb? whenever you ask them about currency, they say, no, we never loo

german dax down, france cac down by.5%. the ftse mib in italy and spain just about flat.huge moves. >> broader market moves right now, i'll show you what's going wouldn't the dollar which is soap part of the story. the weakening of the u.s. dollar last week helping to fuel stocks and to rally mode. the euro weaker, 1.1247. the dollar is weaker against the japanese yen. always a sign of risk aversion. we saw japanese equities closed overnight. you saw broader risk aversions. the pound is also under some pressure this morning. 1.43. gold -- let's do oil first. oil has been causing the moves early this morning that's at least what early traders are attributing it to. wti 1.7%. brent down 1.146%. and then gold, gold had marched higher throughout the year. it rallied sometimes with stocks and sometimes when stock, not in such a great move. it's under pressure with $9.40. on oil, it was a surprise to see the rig count actually go up. >> first time in three months or thereabouts, but it was one rig. plus one rig. it wasn't a huge move higher but for people to at least restore ho

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ftse, cac dax. getting want%. lauren: mixed signals for traitors in the u.s. at five of 6:00 a.m., futures up for the third day in a row. s&p futures up on. nested features at seven. nicole: 34.62, down 4 cents end quote getting 30 cents at 4.32 at trail. lauren: strengthen the euro as well as the u.k. pound versus u.s. dollar. nicole: treasury yield a 1.85%. lauren: ceo died in a car crash yesterday in oklahoma city. the clip was: are at the nba indicted in federal court on a conspiracy charge on tuesday. he was the founder and ex-ceo of chesapeake energy. he left the company general 201313 founded american ninja partners. he was the only person with this suv when it slammed into a concrete bridge pillar. he drove straight into the wall. >> the pentagon wants to test the security of the network inviting hackers take a crack at it. hackers who want to participate will be required to submit to a background check before being allowed to join the effort. the pentagon says the hackers will participate in a control limited duration program that will allow them to i

only the dax is a downer but it's fractional, not even one 10th of 1%. lauren: a nice rally yesterday for the blue-chip radar data features up 50 points. highest level of the year. up about 15 this morning. nicole: at our lowest point, people are happy to have less than 100 lawsuits. oil continues to move higher. up $1..39. forty dollars a barrel. gold is a $37 to 12.67 entrance. you can see it is weaker. canadian dollar, mexican peso as well as the japanese yen this morning. lauren: here's the deal. 1.87%. nicole: subway service in washington d.c. ran just fine after unprecedented 29 hour shutdown following an electrical fire monday. the train stopped rolling up monday night the cruise that examine the power cables with hundreds of thousands of mr. rogers had workers telecommute it, took a day off. kids in a school while others woke up early to take the bus. based on 26 areas requiring replacement or repair. 700,000 people use the train every single day. nicole: shareholders of jpmorgan and citigroup will vote on whether the bank should be broken up. it

the xetra dax off 1%. we've seen weakness in the basic resources. some questioning perhaps these stocks are overbought. the ftse mib lower by just 0.6%. keeping in mind these moves we've seen in europe, you have to take into account the data we got out of china a bit earlier with exports seeing their worst fall since may 2009. now, slumping over 25% when you look at dollar terms just last month. also of key concern here would be the imports, which fell more than expected, dropping 13.8%. nevertheless, the shanghai composite taking the news in stride, clawing back earlier losses to close just above the flat line. well, let's get to charlie. thank you for joining us this morning. here we are, another piece of disappointing data coming out of china. this comes just as we got the five-year plan really trying to re-ensure investors. when you look at the data, is there reason to be concerned about their growth targets? >> morning. thanks for having me on. look, i think if you look at what they're saying and what they're doing right now, they're definitely

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on the far side, the german dax does not often move by 2.31%. the brighter the red the more the move. i have to say some fairly interesting stories going on around the world. if you can indulge me for a moment. what we are seeing this morning. the big move of yesterday in european equities following the disagreement about draghi -- was it a good thing or a bad thing? european stocks are pulled higher by a around 2%. hans: getting back to that correlation story coming you see hot go higher, and the red burning on your new function. i will be sure to use it. take a look at what is happening. the asia-pacific index is up. we are holding on to the game. u.s. dollar-yen. wti today, is up 2.35%. we have a bullish oil story. jan sure you want has erased its decline for the year. erased its has decline for the year. largely to eight euro rally and the dollar decline overnight. j.p. morgan is cutting several emerging market credit traders. --lapsing oil prices inch -- the cutsslowdown also follow several defections earlier this month. david cameron has r

the dax flat. france is down. asia saw a little more positivity.ong kong market was down, but we saw china and japan up. china so far reacting to that rrr cut as opposed to some data that's been coming out, which has been a little weak. nothing too crucial. a little bit soft. oil also been a factor. it's held on to the gains of last week. wti climbed 10% last week. it's flat today. 34.7, no change there. decent performance in all over the last two weeks. >> yesterday during the day, the intraday high was 36.39. that was the highest level since back in january. things really do seem to be coming together better than the early part of the year. one point a lot of people are talking about, citigroup tracks economic surprises in this country. it's turned higher. it's now at the highest level, that index of tracking the releases, since november. which is a positive sign of momentum. hey, maybe we're not actually going into recession. we'll see what happens with the data today. but that's one to watch. >> lots of surprises during earnings season. big mov

german dax up 1.5%. really 1.5% gains across the continent. >> very much commodity names, oil names doing well. >> the question is how long does it last. how long did she put a floor under markets? >> i think last time post that meeting, we saw a more concerted response. we're seeing a decent response today. we'll have to see if that lasts a bit longer. let's switch focus. in brazil, the president is one step closer to being ousted. the country's largest party said it's leaving the governing coalition and pulling its members from her government. according to report, once members leave, they can vote for her impeachment. in response, the chief of staff says she will announce a new governing coalition before the end of the week. the opposition is pushing for her ouster for allegedly breaking budget laws. interestingly, sara, off the back of this, for all the doom and gloom around brazil, the rial is up nearly 10% year to date. the brazilian stock exchange also up. that speaks to that wider point you were j

stocks are raising higher. 560 stocks are rising and the dax is up 1.7%.utos, basic resources and technology rise as london wakes up to a foggy monday morning. let's get to bloomberg's first word news. kumutha: german chancellor angle merkel suffered defeat at the ballot box as voters used state elections to reject her open-door refugee policy. the christian democratic union failed -- from the green. came second to the spp. the cdu was on hold. they struggled to form a viable coalition after the anti-immigration party alternative for germany picked up a quarter of the vote. in the u.s. election, donald changed a planned monday night rally in south florida to ohio the polls show john kasich may be pulling ahead. trump has made a few other sweeps to a schedule that seem designed to tap down emotions after violent protests erupted in chicago on friday night. sparking a cancellation and resulting in several arrests. millions of people have rallied across brazil protesting against corruption and calling for the impeachment of the president. they marched along r

the dax up on 20%, cac up 1% and neil ftse up.ren: dow futures up 138 points on this first day of march. a pretty good month for the stock market historically. nasdaq futures up 40 points. train to check in on yesterday's gains for oil up once again. but they're up 1.1%. google it meant in a bear some responsibility had a bus earlier this month. we will have the story for you. after a record 340 days in space, astronauts scott kelley is set to return to earth today. we will tell you all about it. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning market and breaking news. ♪ lauren: let's get you caught up in a stock market futures. dow futures higher by 139.8 s. and p. feith's higher by 16. nicole: the sake of key commodities. 34.20 good up 1.3%. nicole: google has claimed responsibility for the crash happening last month in a self driving? the strength to get around sandbagged in a wide mind. the said they thought the bus would slow or allow his car to continue. however, that did not happen. it struck the side of the best caus

nicole: up arrows in europe, the ftse, the cac, the dax all up numb 1.5% across the board. lauren: the s&p closing at the highest level, adding to those gains today, dow futures are hire by 87 -- points. lauren: the janet yellen effect. look at the commodities, 3890, $.66 today and gold gaining $3.91. nicole: you have weakness for the dollar today. and the japanese yen higher versus the us dollar. the yield for the ten year bond, 1.81%. a victory for some unions before the supreme court with supreme court after the death of antonin scalia, numfour-numfour type preserving union dues for public employees. they were afraid using power to collect dues would be a below. opposition groups said they were disappointed but expect to win other similar cases. some states are trying to get people off food stamps by requiring them to work, reverting to clinton administration requirement that says all able-bodied adults must work in order to receive food stamps which president barack obama suspended that requirement but in 2013 kansas reinstated the work rule and its foodstamp roles drop

that's what happens when yourt p dog trespasses and they movedhe along.along. >> dax, we all love dogs dog lose life. was selma there at the time or e was she like in la and her caretaker was dealing with allwa ofs this? >> yeah, the caretaker has bun b the one out walking the dogs t g taking care of them.f the watching after them and soo clearly the caretaker knowsernos what's going on, and if the carc tick care yes, it trespassed,sps yes they attack the dogs being g dog owner and you have your dogd being attacked you're probablybl going to do something to takengt care of the situation.tuatio >> it's a ha call but at thethe end of the day, yeah, just soo sad.sa. okay. also talking about madonna andoa we've talk about this here holle i think you said it a hundred times hate this is playing out in the public.ubli what's going on now, dax?ax >> yes. so today is the big day that gug ritchie and madonna's lawyers lw are meeting in court.ourt this is over rocco and thendhe custody battle that they've beee going through. you know, rocco moved into withw his dad in london back in december. he

dax 25. the dow looking down one from s&p unchanged. nasdaq down fractionally.nicole: we have been up three days in a row. key commodities this morning. oil guys trading. 3456 is the quote. gold has a phenomenal week across 1250 yesterday. a gain of almost $15. nicole: samsonite is fine to me for $1.8 billion. it will give samsonite presence in the high amateur business. they will pay $26.75 per share. 32% higher than the closing price on wednesday. lauren: chinatown and siena team holdings is about to become the largest movie theater chain in the united states. amc is by car mike cinema $30 a share. together anc and car mike would have 600 theaters across 40 fives they including district of columbia district of columbia. amc was purchased in 2012 by the wonder girl. nicole: coming up, what were the best and worst moments for the fox news gop debate? >> when your commonsense regulations, lower taxes on individuals and businesses in a fiscal plan that makes sense that job creators will expand employment. >> i was considered one of the best moments. a little later

put headphones on and force him to listen to. >> what else is new he is still a tool. >> buy, dax. >> listen to this this. >> it is wedding season. >> yeah. >> well, brides, do you need a buddy? maneuvering around in that dress can be tough. >> what do you know about that. >> i have lifted a train or two. but there is help, there is a new prop making life easier for bride and the bride's made, you don't need a bridesmaid to hold your train anymore. >> speaking of weddings, when is yours. >> let's check out lottery numbers. >>> you ever go to the wedding where bride is walking around to go downstairs or upstairs and maneuver, and that is ben franklin parkway. 8:54. >> so, they would have a bride made, be close, to pick up the train, right, wetting dress. >> yes, you don't want to get caught on anything. >> there is that real important task that you need help w. >> yes, you know. >> gathering, in front of you, and then pick up bridal buddy and bag your dress from front to back. pull it up, and put your arms through the arm hook. you will recognize them quickly and something, pull it all

dax and germany had seven points higher. nicole: no relation between any airline travel socks on this hijacked jet and more to cut, cyprus. we haven't seen selling and airlines stock market futures have taken a leg to the downside in last 10 minutes or so down 32. s&p down 2.5 coming nasdaq down 4.5 ahead of janet yellen speaking. lauren: 66 cents trading and no safe haven trade here because gold is who can be lowered by $4 to 12.18 at troy ounce. nicole: let's check out how the u.s. dollar is buried to the other broader markets. euro and japanese yen weaker. the only thing higher is the u.k. pound. lauren: the yield on the 10 year treasury standing up 1.87% this morning. also breaking this morning. the justice department successfully breaking into an iphone without the help of apple. the phone is linked to one of the attackers and the attackers and musters mushrooming of the medina, california. the development and in a controversial legal battle between apple and the federal government. apple issued a statement from the beg

lauren: by 20 points that the cac higher by 20 points in the dax in germany up by 29. stocks are up five weeks in a row looking at your stock index futures. dow futures up again. s&p a 3.5, nasdaq up seven. let's show you some key commodities. oil at $40 a barrel. it is down 20 cents, but we haven't seen 40 cents yesterday and before that last year. cool down $11 if let's look at how the dollar is faring. recently the fomc pulling back. today, the japanese yen is stronger against the dollar, but we do see the euro and the u.k. pound weaker. lauren lauren: and stands at 1.87%. nicole: a look at the headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal." minority stake in paramount pictures at the entertainment company confirmed and says it plans to complete the deal by the end of june. transcanada agrees to buy colombia pipeline. virtual pop stars are set to take the stage. the creator -- is that simon -- simon cowell? developing a digital version of elvis presley and fictional stars. lauren: it could be a game changer for television, twitter and facebook to connect

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the dax off by 1.5%. the pound by jude 1:40 1 -- the pound of buys you 1.41. pimm: officials say there was a second suspect involved in the attack on the brussels subway. the suspect accompanied the suicide bomber to the mall back -- to the maalbeek subway station. he may still be alive. north korea claims that has made progress developing ballistic melissa those. kim jong-un's regime has said they completed a solid fuel rocket engine. a new bloomberg politics poll shows republicans are not rallying behind france to stop -- not rallying behind -- to stop donald trump. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by our journalists and news bureaus around the world. john jon: reforms to fix the global economy. chinese equities, down the most in two weeks. shawna -- china, we have heard a lot from the premier and pboc governor. what is the message from authorities in china? >> we have heard a lot from the top folks in the government here. the message is clear and consistent that they can get that 6.5%stay above goal they have set for this year and as part of the five-ye

maybe all the dollar trades -- >> the dax was weak today. if you thought this was the culmination of everything we were waiting for, the dax should have been strong, and it wasn't. >> what concerns me is if the economies are strong, the data he just talked about is accurate data. so why do they feel it necessary, they being the ecb, to make the move as drastically as they do? >> it's not a conspiracy -- >> i don't think economies are strong ascertain things suggest. if they were, i don't think these extraordinary means would be necessary. the fact that we talk about central banks daily, nightly here at 5:00, they've inserted themselves in the conversation. they paint themselves into a corner that gets smaller and smaller. in my opinion, at some point they make a misstep. >> do you want to mess with that? everyone's been trying to gain the central bank game, especially when they felt like in early january it was all coming apart. you've got the ecb come back with probably more -- look, today was creative. if nothing else, they're going for di

this is the dax in your part of the world. the dax is rallying but the data is getting worse. >> there is a strange association. because explaining by saying that brazil is a one-off where we have different political situations going on. your short is more fundamentally ethical to explain. there,s a divergence where and less we really go big at wimbledon, and you will buy the drinks, then maybe we can explain it. but before we get to the nonfarm payroll, i don't think either of us have the capacity. guy: i wonder whether there is also a banking capacity. great stuff, battle of the charts. i will give that went to hans today. i don't know why. let's figure out which stocks to watch ahead of the open. daroline: if you have not od; on charts, we have more. lse invoke because they just cannot with their full-year numbers. >> the battle intensifies as we understand the owner of the new york stock exchange ice could be coming to muscle in on the torch of border. overall we could see the share price operating profit up 27%. higher-th

similar story for the xetra dax. remember, we did see five straight days of gains for the european stoxx 600. we can't ignore a move in the oil price, however. we have brent crude giving up some of the gains we saw yesterday. off about 0.6%. wti crude also off about a quarter of a percent. we did see the strongest levels since early january yesterday. this was despite a creep up in inventories yesterday as well. a lot of optimism there. still about coming together, of opec, non-opec players. venezuela's oil minister says over 15 countries are now set to take part in an upcoming oil meeting. the crude producing nations are due to discuss the next steps in the output freeze agreement as well as other measures to prop up the oil price. this comes as china's services activity expanded at its slowest rate in three months in february. this is of course a worrying sign for beijing policymakers who have committed to rebalancing the chinese economy towards more consumption and a way for manufacturing. well, let's get straight

the dax in germany gaining the most, up 1.3%. better chinese session has translated into bigger gains for germany. those export-sensitive sectors getting a boost. the ftse 100 at a multimonth high despite that falling british pound. everybody wants a weak currency. some of them are getting it. >> the resiliency of the ftse 100 is quite impressive. there's the brexit point. more relevant, the fact it has such high commodity and energy exposure. it's done pretty well in the face of that, when you add the tanking banking stocks. >> sort of unlike what we're seeing in the u.s. session. yesterday we went back to selloff mode. the banks were the hardest hit in february in terms of sectors. what was also interesting to watch about yesterday's session, and we'll continue to monitor it today s oil gained 3% yesterday. yet, the s&p closed lower. oil closed at the highs. stock markets closed at the lows. the question is, what is now driving the u.s. stock market? is china a bigger concern? there were some chinese concerns overnight yesterda