s&p down i did at one point. dow futures down 17.ching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ways wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. nicole: hundreds of thousands of acres have earned in kansas. oklahoma and texas. six people have been killed in the fire's been so far, fires have earned more than 600,000 acres in kansas a lot of buyers remain active in five counties. look at this. -- came from the kansas city patrol officer who helped to rescue a driver whose truck got stuck in a highway median. the officer drove off through the flames. authorities say the fires in kansas and oklahoma are the largest of the histories of both of those states. lauren:

dow down 183 points. utes of trade here, the first opportunity for wall street to trade on the pulling of the health care reform bill, but they came back again, and we're down 44 points right now. the ten-year broke below 240 in terms of yield at 237 at this appointment, and those people maybe if we go lower, back down to 208, but i'm not making that prediction right now. oil continued lower as well, but we're still around $47 a barrel bob, right now. what a day. >> very impressive rally, and it's not indicating what you are seeing. how important the market turn around was. they were down 200 points. >> right away. we turned positive. this was remarkable. remember what happened, the it all reversed after the open. stocks moved up. the dollar started rallying, ten-year yield. i want to show you citi here if you can. they are a great example. we were down 56 in the citi, and these are four percentage point moves in big zostocks. >> financial etf down 7%. >> there you go. the point is, so, why is this happeni

stock market futures are looking down this morning, dow down 43, s&p down 6.ole: mcdonalds tries a fresh new approach for quarter pounder, but will it bring customers in we have that story. lauren: historic relaunch and successful landing of the falcon rocket, dramatically lower the cost of space travel. nicole: march madness comes to ahead, we will run down the unusual final four match-ups and why did these baseball players had to hit the deck in we are going to explain that one for you. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: former national security adviser mike flynn is in discussion with intelligence committee as well as the fbi on receiving immunity from prosecution in exchange for questioning. flynn is part of ongoing informations on possible context between trump's presidential campaign and russia. flynn issuing a statement, no reasonable person who has the benefit of advise from counsel would submit to questioning in such a highly politicized witch hun

the dow down 87 points. e taken a leg lower here just in the last 30 minutes or so s&p down 13, nasdaq 41, russell down 14 today. monster bencht oig is amoveragen 13% after quarterly revenue and gross margins topped street estimates. analysts say international growth could offset a possible slowdown here in the u.s. and monster announced a new $500 million stock buyback plan. >>> you saw it live here. president trump delivering remarks at the super carrier uss gerald ford oig a while ago go. eamon javers has that story for us. >> yeah, an emotional speech from the president wearing his bomber jacket and u.s. navy cap. he talked about the heroism of sailors back during the balgtsd battle of midway, all to underscore his point of calling for more defense spenkd. he has called for $54 billion in additional defense spending. here's how he put it on the aircraft carrier. >> after years of end lastlelest cuts that have impaired our defenses, i'm calling for one of the largest defense spending increases in his foerp

the dow down 50 points and now the global stock market selloff. dow futures down 180 points. right now we can see asian markets under pressure. lauren: the japan u.k. listing 1.5% and china's shanghai slightly lower. nicole: looking at europe, stocks opened lower as well. checking in on the market to see the london ftse down three quarters of 1%. same with the german dax. lauren: oil prices fell last week. $47.65 a barrel down to 31%. oldest to win a race in 1.5% last week and up again this morning. nicole: the dollar broadly lower. the yen is the big story. the euro, yucatÁn stronger against the greenback this morning. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. monday commercial in the seventh. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. we begin with a spirit behind the global south in the market that we are seeing ,-com,-com ma the white house regrouping after friday's failure to replace obamacare. the administration signaling that may increase its outreach to democrats if they cannot get enough support from hard-line conservatives. all of this after the

the dow down 99 points. kenny polcari here.ve been discussing the market bias is definitely on the sell side. do you think that is tied to the vote in washington? >> that's what they're trying to say. everyone is trying to position themselves because they think the vote will fail. if the vote fails it's not something everyone is expecting. they're expecting the market to collapse. it's going to say so much about trump's agenda. >> i have to interrupt. we apparently have breaking news out of washington. surprise, surprise. kayla tausche. >> reporter: what do you know as we're getting so close to the timing of the vote. i learned from a source that the republican conference, which is the entire population of the house republicans will be meeting in a closed door session that's going to happen in the basement of this building and that is expected to start any time between 3:30 we heard from one source and 3:35 from another source. so this is going to be closely watched. i asked what the announcement is. radio silence as of now, bu

down market today. nike going to shave about 20 points off the dow at the open. other sign of tough times for retail. sears holdings down sharply after issuing a warning about its future in light of slumping sales. sears said, quote, our historical operating results indicate substantial doubt exists related to the company's ability to continue as a going concern. the past month has been tough for retail, target among the biggest losers down 19. but this would be historic. >> right. and i think you have to balance this against what sears just said the other day was just that, look, we're refinancing. we've got craftsman going. the thing that bothers me about sears is that i wish obviously this was not -- this was known to them when they put out all those promotional things that drove the stock up from 7 to 9. so if you bought the stock thinking they're out of the woods, you found out that they're deeply in the woods today. and you made a mistake. and i'm not saying they misled. i'm saying that this is more important than all the things that they're saying. now, som

the dow down 29.q holding on to gains of 18 with the closing bell 15 minutes away. >>> president trump and congress at odds, at least part of congress after last week's health care defeat. stocks squarely caught in the middle. you just heard charlie gasparino say 600 points have been lopped off the gains since election day. what we're doing, we're heading to the floor of the new york stock exchange, the cme and the nymex as investors look to break the d.c. ties finding them. don't miss all new episodes of "strange inheritance." the one, the only, jamie colby has a magical episode with a dark tale of a man who inherit as library with ancient magic texts. they contain secrets magicians guarded for years, centuries even. 9:00 p.m. eastern only on fox business. ♪ with e*trade's powerful trading tools, right at your fingertips, you have access to in-depth analysis, level 2 data, and a team of experienced traders ready to help you if you need it. ♪ ♪ it's like having the power of a trading floor, wherever y

the dow down just about 25, kind of stuck in the mud, as i said.n to this, britney spears first ever show in israel is nearly sold out at this hour. tickets for what will be the july 3rd performance in tel aviv went on sale just last night. the pop princess joining a growing list including guns n' roses, aerosmith and radio head who refused to be swayed by the movement that urges government, performers and businesses to isolate in israel. could it be top diplomat to the u.n. nikki haley paved the way? she was at the powerful event i was honored to emcee today. wait until you hear what she had to say. massive standing ovation. "countdown" coming right back. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette and her mobile wedding business. she travels far and wide to officiate i do's. and quickbooks automatically tracks those miles. she categorizes with a swipe and is ready for tax time. find more than $4000 in tax savings. visit quickbooks-dot-com. liz: folk, we've got breaking news. we're watching the clock closely. president trump's foreign policy team is about

dow's down 43 points. transports are down more than 100.of a point. >> a new immigration system backed by president trump. peter teal may put the tech investors at odds with the rest of silicon valley. we have the rest of the details just ahead. your path to retirement may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with confidence. so what else is new? humm..she's doing good. she needs more care though. she wants to stay in her house. i don't know even where to start with that. first, let's take a look at your financial plan and see what we can do. ok, so we've got... we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. >>> moments ago art cashin told us that the market on closed orders have paired off. no imbalance either to the buy or the sell side today. >> but there's bigger news on the cashin front. >> happy birthday, art catch shin. the gang at "squawk on the street" gave him

dow down nearly 200. s&p down 23, nasdaq 86, russell down 29. >> apple down with the rest of theting an all-time high at the open. we'll show you the new products they have announced. >>> welcome back to a broad based selloff. we're seeing all markets down 1%, 1.5% to 2%. pick your reason why. maybe items just o's just a day nothing seems to be going right. >> more sellers than buyers. apple shares also trading lower after hitting a record high this morning even as the company introduced new products. josh lipton tells us about the new products and the code word is red. >> well, apple did deliver a range of product updates. refresh ipad called simply the ipad and it replaces the 9.7 inch ar-2. the price has been cut with a basic model starting at $329. also iphone fans have a new dlor choose from,ing red. when kirms buy tconsumers buy r make a donation to a charity. the special edition 7 and 7 plus phones start at $749 and are available starting march 24th. and finally it's not just hardware. apple also in

moving down and up and down again. the dow jones closed down. the nasdaq rose 11. the s&p 500 fell nearly 2. today's action capped the weekly percentage loss of the year for the major indexes. bob pisani explains the late day moves. >> the dow down just 59 points but that does not describe the high drama today. i liked the bill on fail if it went to a vote. but then word leaked pout the president was pulling the bill rather than have the vote why. ? they're keeping the repeal bill alive was important because getting rid of the taxes in obamacare would help offset the tax cuts the president is proposing. for the week, the dow is down 1.5%. that's the worst since september 9. traders are very eager to move to two others. next week, with earnings up 10%. the best snowing six years, traders are eager to change the subject to an improving economy. >> the ceo of charter communications was at the white house to announce its doigs invest in broad band infrastructure, move offshore call structures to the u.s. and create 20,000 jobs. >> we also committed to spend $25 billion

stocks are down now the dow is down 122.5 points f. we close lower, it will be the first triple digit to climb for the end of january the biggest drags on the dow are caterpillar, goldman sachsened be and boeing. the banks are getting hit. we saw the fall in treasury the buying of treasury, pushing yields lower, where does that hit? it hits the banks the hardest. you start to see the market turn around, it was the worst performing groups, the financial the cyclical groups that led the trump rally a now getting let in today's trade. >> not just about today. this is four days down for the dow. >> that would be the longest losing streak since a five-day skid at the end of january. so it's the continuation of the trend we have seen over the last two days. >> though the nasdaq had up. we had a record high this morning. >> minimal gains to the upside. >> when we come back, two top executives say good-bye to the ride hailing service. we will talk to the uber investor. then more on the electronics travel ban. then we will talk to gordon bethune

dow. is 2% down the new 10% down? >> yeah, no -- >> this is your chance to blame the media, brian. >> i don't think we should be overreacting to it. you asked about the dow. i would say with the s&p 500 there's a greater than 5% correction in every single year over the last 30-something years. i think with the exception of 1995. corrections happen. i think what is surprising is that everybody is reacting as if we didn't know that the realities of governing were difficult. i mean, there was a reasonable base case optimism to be made in the aftermath of the election, but we always knew this wasn't going to be easy. health care bills don't get written in 17 days. ronald reagan won re-election 49 states to one and we didn't get tax reform until 1986. these things take time. any disruption should be taken with a grain of salt and investors should take a breather and not get -- not overreact to this. >> how should we interpret investor reaction to this setback in health care because, basically, they're shirking it off. the v

dow down 70. s&p down five. russell down about 7.on to a four-point gain. >>> financials have been leading the market higher. when it was going higher. is it time to fade the banks as the so-called trump rally appears to be on hold? that debate when we come back. >>> about eight minutes left in the trading session. art cashin said the market on close orders show an imbalance to the sell side by $400 million. it was bigger earlier. art said a buy program came in. we are seeing the market hover near the lows of the day right now, down about 80 points. look at some of the market movers today. caterpillar has been the biggest drag on the dow after a report accused the manufacturer of tax and accounting fraud. that stock is down nearly 2% as a result. the energy sector has been the biggest laggard overall with the price of crude oil falling 5%. wti trying to hold levels around $50 a barrel. and the health care sector, which was yesterday's big laggard, is the gainer today, the bright spot leading the way higher among the s&p sectors. join

. >> 50 minutes until the close, dow down 50 points. started coming back this week, but lower now. s&p was positive and now down a point or two. the russell is up. >> financial stocks ending, what began as a strong quarter, but ending with a wimp, the winners and losers, and what's robbing the mojo from this once red hot sector. that's next. >> wars flairing up on twit r, fight over fresh burgers and which stock feels the heat. that's next here on cnbc. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. >>> we'll bring the signing to you when the tape rolls, it's a tape playback for us. meanwhile, apple has been the best dow performer this quarter back again, and exxon mobil. >> 10%, the first quarter, nasdaq up 20%, india up 11%. strong spots putting up reports we've not seen in some time. >> there it is.

dow down 1. nasdaq barely positive. as for the ten-year treasury note yield, 2.53. really have seen yields back off lower. >> we have. but this is a decent move up today. we were down immediately 2.5%, but ending the week picking up a bit. the story of the week as a whole, a flattening of the yield curve. the ten-year and the 30-year moving down, the two-year moving up. 2.53 for the ten-year. for the whole, stocks are higher given the fed-inspired mini rally in the middle of the week. up a half percent for the week. >> dollar weaker for the week, and gold up 2%. >> let's look at equities around the world. asia finishing on a mixed note. hong kong having a decent couple of days on the back of that weaker curreweak weaker dollar. it has benefited from the move since the fed meeting. japan and shanghai ending lower. european stocks up about 1% for the week as a whole. pretty much flat at the moment. those were green as i left my desk, they're now red. we just slipped a bit over the last 15 minutes. >> as for the broader market picture, let's show you what's happening w

a down day on wall street. in fact, the dow went lower by 489 points. big buy order on the close that could have pushed us. 29,956 for the blue chips. the s&p and nasdaq down a third of a percent today. 2375 and the russell 2000 small caps under performing down to 1384 today. north korea launching ballistic missiles. kevin rudi joins us with his take on the potential geopolitical risks and china's growing role in the region. that's coming up this hour. senior markets commentator michael santoli is with me. tony dwyer is at post nine and neil hennessy joins us from somewhere out there as well. great to have everybody here. what do you think is going on? does this have anything to do with the north korea stuff, the trump tweets focused on the leaks in the administration? it's hard to remember that quasi state of the union was a week ago. >> i'm loathe to draw links between the noisy political stuff and a one-third of a point decline in the s&p 500 from a high level. objectsly we had a build-up under the market. the fact that we have been on a good run. th

the dow down 21 this morning looking at features. nasdaq futures down 7.5.atching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. wheyou wantve somto protect it.e, at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and yo family. legalzoom. legal help is here. nicole: 5:45 a.m. in new york. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. lawmakers poring over the details up to help families by house republicans yesterday that the proposal to dismantle much of the affordable care act and create refundable tax credit tied to beijing in kind. it is unclear how much the plan will cost under the exchanges at the plan also would end the requirement that most ameri

the dow right now trading down about 19 points. caterpillar is the biggest drag on the dow.he s&p and the nasdaq stay positive. nasdaq actually outperforming, up 0.4%. a blowout jobs number out of adp this morning, 298,000 new jobs compared to estimates calling for about 189,000 created in the private sector. you also have doubleline capital chief executive jeffrey gunlocke weighing in on interest rates and the fed. >> you may start to go old-school and start to see more sequential fed rate hikes. and if we are going to go old-school, what's happened historically, precredit crisis, the fed gets into sequential hiking mode and they keep doing it until something breaks. >> we will see what the fed does next week and what the main jobs report on friday looks like. i mentioned caterpillar, that is a big mover to the down side today. a new government report accusing them of accounting fraud to boost its stock price, according to "the new york times," and that stock now is down a little more than 1%. it's actually not doing as bad as some might have thought, carl, because you have

the dow down 50 points and now the global stock market selloff. dow futures down 180 points.lauren: the japan u.k. listing 1.5% and china's shanghai slightly lower. nicole: looking at europe, stocks opened lower as well. checking in on the market to see the london ftse down three rs

dow futures down 12 points. s&p down less than 2. nasdaq again shines. at was the story of yesterday. tech was a stand out led by apple and amazon. the nasdaq actually finished higher while the dow finished lower. >> yeah. in general, of course, it wasn't huge moves either way. it wasn't a day where we were worrying about big declines or big falls. in the sector performance, the slight surprise we were discussing on "squawk alley" yesterday, driven yields we've seen, banks and utilities actually moved in the same direction. we've seen big moves in opposite directions when the yield curve has been a factor. but the yield curve didn't move much yesterday. >> energy was a strong performer yesterday on a bounce in crude. then the ten-year note yield. 2.38 is the yield. backing up a bit. we saw that yesterday in terms of buying. the fed speak is coming fast and furiously. it does appear that the washington news, the fiscal policy has taken a front see the to the fed in terms of market moves. >> in terms of u.s. markets, looking at gains for the week, albeit le

the dow down three days in a row now. nt s&p futures out r, also down three days in a row counting minor losses this morning. nasdaq futures down 3.5 points this morning. looking at oil prices, still low, struggling to hang on to $48 now. 48.8 -- 40.0 wait. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ love me, faster than the devil. ♪ run me, straight into the ground. >> drowning deep inside your sound. love me faster than the devil. ♪ run me straight into the ground. ♪ drown me deep inside your water ♪ love and memories. lauren: good morning. happy monday. let's get caught up on it's happening right now. fbi director james comey to testify investigating russian activities during the 2016 presidential election. expectations are that he will provide long-awaited answers and evidence on that issue and whether president trump was indeed wiretapped. health care now speaker paul ryan holding firm that the final vote for republicans obamacare replacement bill this week. the bill is still sti

"squawk alley" will be right back with the dow down 114 points.. >>> morning for amazon, new reports that the company delayed the launch of its cashless convenience stores, this as it looks to expand into appliances and furniture. our diedre bosa has all the details. someone has to track amazon's every ambition, i guess. >> which is a difficult thing to do. we'll talk about the grocery store ambitions. amazon go was supposed to open to the public in early 2017, but the launch has been delayed due to technical complications. this according to a new report. now, will the company decline to comment on the delay, did release this video in december depicting a store that gets rid of the cashier. since then it's been open to employees only. but the journal report says the technology has had problems tracking larger groups of people and items moved from one spot to another. now, amazon go is just one brick and mortar concept the company is testing. we recently checked out some of its other developments. its most builtout physical presence so far is its b

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the indexes are moving in a small range, the do -- dow down 31 points. >>> a new poll shows that 40%y area residents are thinking about leaving the bay area. the biggest problems? the high cost of living, followed by housing and traffic. >> reporter: ask people about their problems in the bay area, many will tell you. >> you have to work to jobs to maintain in this city. >> reporter: this woman moved to antioch to escape city problems. >> it was overcrowded. it was expensive and there was too much traffic. >> reporter: now those problems may drive people out of the bay area. >> i may move to oregon. >> reporter: she's not alone smght the bay area counsel's survey said fownt percent of respondents said they were thinking about leaving the bay area soon. the problems, traffic, high cost of living and howting. >> we are growing our economy but we have not grown our housing so it puts tremendous pressure on the existing housing stock. it's higher prices. >> the housing is just insane, who can buy a house here. >> rent is very expensive. >> how much? >> i share an apartment with someone e

the dow down 80 points. it's come back a little bit. ls still the worst performing sectors inside the market. goldman sachs, b of a, taking a move down. industrials are lower as well, caterpillar, boeing and united rentalals, only thing doing well is the safety trade utilities and consumer staples. >> we are watching shares of nike due out with 30s quarter earnings after the bell today. here are the key things to look for, susan anderson. good to see you. i've been reading your preview note and looks like you are expecting nike to miss street estimates when it comes to north america. >> yes. that's our big difference, so basically the street is expecting positive growth. we think it will be a little bit negative and that's really based on the minus 4% futures they gave last quarter for north america, even though they talked about they felt that north america could grow positively, we were a little bit skeptical on that. but i think that's going to be the key thing to watch and if they can eek out positive growth in north america, i think

the dow is down about 32. coming up we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. ,, charlie rose joins us now from new york. good morning. thanks. >>> time for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." charlie rose joins us from new york. good morning. >> good morning, michelle. ahead, senator lindsey graham joins us. we'll talk with him about supreme court nominee neil gorsuch and also about the president's wiretapping claims. plus, mellody hobson on the new subscription plan that could eliminate the need to own a car. >> and matt damon is in studio 57 to talk about his efforts to deliver clean water to millions of people around the world. all of that and more at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> airbnb has its eyes on the chinese market. last night the company said that it plans to double its investment in china in 2017 and plans to triple its chinese workforce. the san francisco-based company raised $1 billion in funding earlier this month. it's worth an estimated $31 billion.

but again, stocks are down. the dow is down about 71 points right now. back over to you. >> morgan, thank you very much for that. we're getting news that at 11:30 a.m. this morning the secretary of homeland security, kelly, secretary of state tillerson and a.g. sessions will make some remarks 11:30 a.m. on issues related to visas and travel. i think we can sort of read into what that will involve. >> there was a piece today saying where's stilltillerson. i find these articles, well, tillerson's at work and people -- i don't know. rex tillerson, i don't want to conflate too much between his excellent work at exxon and what he might be doing, but i just find is rex tillerson going to be out there every minute? that was never his style. i don't think it's going to be. >> no, those who've covered state wonder why there's been no briefing. >> yes. >> standard briefing. >> i think they're trying to change the way the government works. look, i like the standard briefing. i wish tillerson were out there, but different style of government. it's not my style. not

dow down 37 points. dow down for the month as well. in asia overnight, history space walk, you can see the asian markets mostly lower, up to the history-making walk, with the most space walk. the mission did not quite go like it was planned. all that and so much more this morning real clear politics caitlin, kevin kelly and he needs no introduction former arkansas governor -- >> give me one. come on. dagen: mike huckabee, father, grandfather, devoted husband, minister? >> once was, it's been about 30 years, but, yeah. dagen: that never goes away. we are going to talk trade with peter navarro and paul mitchell and patron founder. you don't want to miss any of those fine gentlemen. today president donald trump will sign two executive orders cracking down on unfair trade deals according to senior white house officials. the first order will research and point out trade abuses that add to the u.s. trade deficit and examine our trade practices with other countries like china, mÉxico and canada. the second order will address nonpayments of an

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today we are indicated to open lower today, but much more muted down side. 31 points for the dow. 1 point s&p. nasdaq called lower by 4.5 points. asia lower more meaningfully than europe today because it's playing catch up to the down side. had not taken part in wall street's declines early. the japanese nikkei down 2%. hong kong down 1%. european trade is negative. albeit we saw three quarters of a percent of declines yesterday. the ftse down 1% 6. germany and france down 0.8%. >> as for the broader markets, wti saw its lows settle since november. that's even though opec is talking about cutting its output beyond june. down 1.5% this morning. brent is off by a percent and a half. nat gas is down, which reverses its trend over the last few days. looking at treasuries. seeing the treasuries receding. the two-year, ten-year, 30-year dropping off to levels we saw pre-fed hike at end of february, beginning of march. the ten-year t note at 2.401%. as for the dollar now, we're seeing the currencies down more than half a percent yesterday. up against the euro today, as the euro falls, down again

dow up about a half percent. s&p, 1%, nasdaq, 1.5%. futures down by 4 points for the s&p. the dow down 37. points. for the month, the dow remains in negative territory. the other two indexes slightly positive. for the quarter, all are up nicely, some 5% or so of gains. let's look at asian trade. we have got a bit of softness to round off the day, the week and the quarter and the month. all of those coming on the same day today. hong kong, big gains for the quarter, up about 9%. japan down about a percent. the strengthening yen has played a part in softer returns for the japanese market. european trade for you, is soft as well today. but week to date, month to date, quarter to date positive for european markets. the outlyer compared to u.s. markets is the month to date performance where, of course, has been softer u.s. side. that's europe just playing catch up with the u.s. returns. for the quarter as a whole, similar gains, about 5% of gains for europe for the quarter. >> oil had a tough month and quarter. that's been a big story. down almost 78% for the month ad the quarter. wti yesterday

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dow futures down 93 points. s&p futures down 14.emember, this comes after the worst week for stocks, up 2017. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. nbc. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." only about 20 meters from sara still arguing. i'm going to return to the market action. the futures low, coming on the back of sharp declines in both europe and asia as well. of course, the citing of the pulling of vote on health care as one of athe reasons. it does come this morning rather than friday afternoon. either way, you see it's down option 1% on the futures markets. what could be another for that decline would be yield information the dollar which are slipping today. in a way, didn't slip on friday afternoon. the ten-year note, 2.6%. end of friday, 2.2%. and that continued slipping of yields and flattening the yield curve. certainly a reason why we're seeing markets decline. and banks were the worst performing sector off the back of that. also means the dollar is slipping. let's have a look at that particularly against the

cac down three committee asked down eight. lea: dow futures lower by 17. is down at 49.41. go 41 people done for bucks at 12.52 announced. lea: markets appear to be in a holding pattern as investors wait for news from washington on taxes and health care. it's now a good time for investors to rebalance your portfolio? let's ask about morgan. good morning, rob. >> good morning, leon. lea: what sectors do like right now? >> my favorite set pairs are financials, technology and consumer staples. financials really should do well because as rates rise in the yield curve steep, that will help their profits. technology seems to be regardless of what the president does it policies on a good track right now. consumer staples a little more defensive. after the president health care bill fell through on friday, had at least some defensive exposure makes some sense. lauren: what is your take on energy, rob? a great performer. down by 7%. what's your take on the rest of the year? opec will extend cuts and the like. when you think? >> lauren, i'm underweight the energy spa

goldman is a dow stock, and it's down 7.5% in the month of march. the dow, well, the dow would be up for the month of march. got it. >>> i want to get back to my take, top of the hour, and bring in martha maccallum. first 100 days host on the fox news channel. always a pleasure, martha, welcome back. >> great to see you, stuart. stuart: look, i'm saying that you and i, and we the people, we want to know about issues about jobs and security and all the rest of it, but what we're getting is investigations. you have the same problem. >> i totally agree with you. we try to do the same, take on the same challenge that you're presenting here every night on the first hundred days because we ask each other, okay, these are the huge stories. obviously, we have to address the russia story, it's a huge story. but there are almost parallel tracks of this presidency that are going on, and you look at what's happening with the economy -- as you say, the dow down in march, but it's been a pretty good ride so far. you look at what's happening with trade, the potenti

the dow futures are indicated down by 14 points. markets have been down. s&p have at least for the last three trading

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we'll continue to watch snap, dow down 42. let's get to the judge. >>> all right. welcome to the halftime report. i'm scott wapner. our top trade this hour, snapping up snapchat, the biggest ipo since alibaba, shar surging as we speak. with us for the hour, joe terranova, josh brown. snapchat stock up more than 45%. two traders getting in on that deal today. john and pete. what are you doing with them? >> well, i'm going to hold it, judge. instead of just flipping it. i oh put a poll out on twitter, i asked people what would they do if they got an allocation. 88% said dump it immediately. so a huge majority. >> i talked to a hedge fund guy a while ago who got an allocation and he said he's dumping it immediately. there's a lockup period for the insiders they can't sell for a year. but in terms lending, you need stock loan and so forth. in order to be able to do that, judge, you have to have somebody who will give you shares so you can lend them out and short it. that can't happen until settlement date now. by the documents that folks have signed. so that means thre

dow down 13 -- 11 points. it's bounced around a lot today. s&p up 3. transports higher by a lot, up almost 50 points. nasdaq up 22 and the russell lagging, down 3 points. >>> more problems in the retail sector. sears spooked investors today. we have details on what it means for that sector after the break. >>> it is an annual event here ott the new york stock exchange we recipients of the congressional medal of honor ring the closing bell. we have a group of them with us today. we chatted earlier with colonel jack jacobs who will also be n ringing the bell. certainly they're well appreciated by the members of the new york stock exchange staff and members and others who are filling the floor of the big board today. they'll be ringing the closing bell today. a dramatic moment when these folks with such a high honor to receive for various reasons make their way up to the balcony. the president of the new york stock exchange here as well and others as they bring some of the other recipients up. [ applause ] >> this is the new way they do it now where they b

stock market futures seeing red on the board, dow futures down 57, s&p lower by eight. nicole: japanese investors follow wall street, the nikkei down 1/2% and the shanghai composite index ending one third of 1%. day 2 of the big tech ipo, snapchat parents snap 40% in the first day of trading. we will ask how it went and the help for snap investors. >> amazon solve the mystery. a typo took down its cloud service and a big chunk of the internet. a shop at costco prepares to pay up, hiking the cost of membership and in sports chicago bulls top golden state, and in golf, phil mickelson shares the lead in the first round of the mexico open. we have the highlights for you. warner: welcome to fbn a.m.. welcome. attorney general jeff sessions saying his meeting with the russian ambassador to the us has been hyped beyond reason. the attorney general on tucker carlson tonight. >> i don't recall any discussion of the campaign in any significant way. it was in no way a coordinating of an effort, doing anything improper, i don't believe anybody that was in that meeting would have se

cutting down on groceries was the thing 74 years ago today. the dow is down a little bit. not bad. "your world" can cavuto starts now. >> neil: all right. someone has explaining to do. the massachusetts sheriff who is furious over tipping off illegals want the leaders of sanctuary cities arrested. he's here in a minute. first, we go to massachusetts with the latest. molly? >> neil, the state representative facing considerable backlash over what she posted on facebook warning undocumented imgrants in this community over ice raids. michelle doubois advised if you're undocumented, don't go out on the street if there's a knock on your door and you don't know who it is. she pushed back against any notion that she had gone too far. >> the issue is spreading a rumor. >> no. >> you can be construed as fear mongering? >> no. i don't. i read my statement. >> local and federal law enforcement were quick to denounce dubois. they wrote this. >> dubois' critics say she may have interfered with law enforcement. others have also called her facebook posts short-sighted and counter productive. neil?

futures declining this hour, down about 19 points on the dow. down a point or so, coming off of flat data. dow in the red, the other two in the green yesterday. to the major winter storm underway in the northeast. landon dowdy has the impact it's having on the business world. good morning. >> good morning to you. blizzard 2017 is not just affecting your commute to work. here's what to expect. in washington, d.c., federal agencies are open under three hours delayed arrival. the federal reserve is front and center this week and kicks off its two-day policy meeting today. we're hearing no signs the blizzard would interrupt the fed meeting where it is highly expected to announce an interest rate hike tomorrow afternoon. as far as stocks, don't miss out on the snow trade. the new york stock exchange vowed to remain open. so which stocks have the most to lose in a snowstorm? dunkin' brands and shake shack could be most impacted as it estimates 70% of their business is in the northeast and the storm could slice into same-store sales. if you had plans to

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they focused on the weak guidance numbers, sending shares down 14% to $19.69. dow chemical and dupont said they had received conditional approval from the european commission for their proposed $77 billion merger. the chemical company said it is a significant step towards completing the deal. after which the plan is to spin off into three independent publicly traded companies. the deal still needs u.s. approval. dow chemical up 1.5% to 6402. dupont up nearly the same to 8058. >>> sealed air is selling the cleaning products business. the maker of bubble wrap said collectively, the division's being sold, and will continue to employ nearly 9,000 people. shares of sealed air fell 2.5% to $43.55. >>> the decline in home ownership may have something to do with the sluggish economic recovery. a new study suggests that the slowdown in home construction activity took a $300 billion toll on the economy last year. according to "the wall street journal," tighter lending standards are also contributing to the below-normal rate of home ownership. it currently stands at a 50-year