i am tranfive and for lauren simonetti.face of a lot of questions by the social media giant future. >> the dallas starting today with a a 21,000 mark for the very first time. checking in on stock market futures. gallup six, s&p futures down to. lea: asia stocks follow wall street lead. nikkei up about .9% and in china to shanghai to pass it down half of 1%. nicole: donald trump is about to push his ambitious agenda for tax reform, health care overhaul in infrastructure spending. >> yahoo! ceo marissa mayer in hot water after massive security of reach is that yahoo!. boston celtics has the biggest win of the season and a college hoops, wake forest topples number at louisville. new-line about the highlights for you. lea: by the one and the new york beard and his 5:31 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. breaking news this morning. snap to start trading on the new york stock exchange after it raised $3.1 billion in its ipo. the app is best known for disappeared messages.

i am lauren simonetti. lea: good morning. carolina lawmaker's are going to vote to repeal a controversial bathroom bill. lauren: in the market, perhaps the pause that refreshes as investors wait for another leg up or down it is now a good time to rebalance your portfolio? rod morgan came in at. dow futures down 21. nasdaq down four. tranter in a circumstance in japan fell as the currency failed to give exporters say this. the shanghai composite fell 1% amid worries about real estate prices. lauren: lululemon is the stock to watch. shares getting hammered 17%. our spring break is really that boring? trying to buy amazon ceo jeff bezos smiling? and that's helping him beat warren buffett. we will explain. lauren: and sports, 57-point families the oklahoma diner to an overtime win over the land of magic. st. louis blues clinch a playoff spot with a win over the arizona coyotes. we love highlights. >> 5:31 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: decay rate at the weekend.

i am lauren simonetti. nicole: good monday morning. i am nicole petallides. president trump designed a new executive order and immigration travel. lauren: the s&p 500 in six straight weekly gain as we await for new jobs data due on friday. see if we can continue their winning streak. features 1024 points. s&p.nine. nicole: japanese stocks fell. the nikkei down half of 1% after north korea launched for missiles into the sea. south korea stocks rose slightly. lauren: general motors selling to the parent company for $2.3 billion. nicole: in sports can affect current golden state warriors on the winning track as they beat the new york knicks. in golf, the number one player in the world dustin johnson went to mexico. lauren: good morning. five good morning. five of 1:00 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am." we hope you had a good weekend. your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: intelligence committees to launch investigations into president trump's claim that the obama administration wiretap trump tower prior to the 26th election. republican

lauren: it's friday, good morning, everyone, i'm lauren simonetti. the president say ifs this bill fails, he's ready to move on. does that mean taxes will come sooner than expected? that's a big question. stock market reaction falls six days in a row. we areebounding this morning. up 44 points. nicole: nikkei up nearly 1%. lauren: oil prices four days in a row. 47.93. nicole: bombshell. may be new evidence showing the obama administration spied on the trump team. we will have the story and reaction. lauren: would you pay for a premium version of twitter? the company sure hopes so, we are going to explain. nicole: in sports, oh, oh, another bracket buster xavier upsets arizona but the number one gonzaga grinds a close win against virginia. we will have the highlights. lauren: friday 24th of march. we welcome you to fbn:am. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: white house budget director mick mulvaney says if the bill fails the president is ready to move onto other issues like tax reform. this comes after rep

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. the heart of london, at least four people are dead including the attacker after he plowed through a crowd and went on a stabbing spree just outside of parliament. we are going to go live to london with the latest coming up. nicole: investors watching the healthcare fate of the reform vote. janet yellen speaking today ahead of all of this. dow futures up 10. >> in asia stocks moving higher on the back of a steady wall street performance yesterday, japan's nikkei index gaining a quarter of 1%. nicole: 48.34 a barrel, up 30 cents a barrel. lauren: there was surveillance of his transition team. we are going to explain. nicole: revolt against google among big advertisers like johnson & johnson and at&t, with will all the details for you. lauren: in baseball, team usa overpowering puerto rico to win its first baseball classic. we will have highlights. nicole: good morning it's 5:31 a.m. right here in new york, thursday march 23rd and we welcome you to fbn:am, latest breaking news. lauren: s

lauren simonetti. a positive response to the speech. now that's 80 points.rs higher by 26. >> another record on wall street. stocks in japan rose after the president beach on the positive economic news as well. the nikkei in japan up 1.4%. shanghai composite index up one 10th of 1%. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york. happy march. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: president donald trump laid out his ambitious agenda and his first address to a joint session of congress. the president says everything broken in our country can be fixed. here are the highlights from his speech last night. >> i am also calling on this congress to repeal and replace obamacare. mandating every american to die approved health insurance was never the right solution for our country. the way to make health insurance available to everyone is to lower the cost of health insurance and that is what we are going to do. i am sending congress a budget that rebuilds the military, eliminates defensive cluster in costs for one of the largest increases

lauren: good friday morning, i'm lauren simonetti.capitol hill the senate hold a hearing on russia's meddling in the u.s. election while michael flynn offers to it have in exchange to immunity to avoid a, quote, witch hunt. nicole: investors tally gains, dow almost up 5% and s&p up nearly 6% and the nasdaq up nearly 10% as we head go the final trading day of this quarter. lauren: a record for the nasdaq, u.s. stock market futures are looking down this morning, dow down 43, s&p down 6. nicole: 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

i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides.s yesterday. not as bad as i'd expected. u.s..target features this morning slightly higher. dow futures update in s&p futures up to. lauren: japan's nikkei gaining 1.1%, rebounding from a six-week low yesterday helped by a weaker yen. moving the opposite direction. nicole: amazon delays the opening of its cashier less grocery store because of technical problems. we'll tell you why we're wrong. lauren: tesla ceo elon musk wants to upgrade your brain with a computer. we'll tell you what this is all about. nicole: san antonio spurs out of first place. and hockey the detroit red wings beat the hurricanes, but there is a scary situation for the goaltender. we'll explain. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: lawmakers gearing up for a new fight over government spending bill. they have only about a dozen legislative workdays before april 28th because the two-week recess next month. house and senate republican leaders

when people are shorter than me. >> steve i know you're not talking about conversation with lauren simonettifairness i was hoping tucker would say the same thing to me when i talk to lauren about things that are off topic. >> that's on topic. >> well, that's on topic. culo the. te is. >> tucker always says something some of the to me and i was waiting to see if it says something to you. >> my desk is clean its my mind that's messy. >> look at that. >> deep thought for the day. >> except your desk really isn't that clean. you can't see it, it's covered. >> let's go to the forecast its a mess. my desk is in such bad shape. >> really? >> yeah. the worst part is your i value computer that's not even hooked up to the wall so it's just there for display. >> that's the problem. [laughter] >> it's not functional. 37 in and washington. wind we got some light shower activity off to our north and west that's going to try to get in here later this morning so we may see a few showers and then we should clear out a little bit later this afternoon and let me mention springtime temperatures are back. it is

he imposing restrictions on air passengers from countries lauren simonetti with details. ctronic devices from carry-on bag gage from 8 mainly middle east earn north african countries there are indications extremities planning to bring down passenger jets with bombs in lap at that times cab let's cameras dvd players electronic games restrictions affect nine carriers operating out of 10 airports airlines have been given 96 hours starting this morning, to ban devices bigger than cell phone from cabins the ban has no end date. two front-runners closely watched presidential elections scared off he moonual and marie le pen in first presidential debate over big issues facing the country including place of i islam in france the biggest test of populism strength in europe le pen leader of the far right anti-immigrant national front party, debate lasted for hours went on past midninth. >> general mills reporting better-than-expected drop in quarterly sales down more than 5% net sales slipped to 3.8 billion dollars in third quarter down from about 4 billion a year earlier, take a loo

maria: welcome back, a high school studentaccused of planning an attack, lauren simonetti with the detailsorities in maryland say an 18-year-old female student will be charged with two destructive device defenses. >> the evidence that we got from the home reveal that had she was taking active steps acquiring of materials that she would need to execute the plot, shotgun, explosive material. lauren: the student's journal showed she set a date in april for the attack and plan today die in it. she's now in a hospital for an evaluation. we are watching shares of fall -- alphabet. youtube could lose $700 million for ad boycott. ads have appeared next to hate content and extremist videos. those five account for nearly 10% of u.s. ad spending. alphabet's executive chairman discussed this recently with you, maria. >> what we do is match ads in the content but because we source the ads from everywhere, every once in a while people get under the algorithm. we had to tighten the policies and increase manual review time and i think we are going to be okay. lauren: they're working on fixing the problem.

clayton: lauren simonetti from fox business here with the business headlines, good morning, lauren.orning, bad news for uber, temporarily stopping self-driving car test in california, pennsylvania and arizona after one of the suv's crashed on friday. take a look at the crash scene right here. the uber volvo suv on the side after colliding with another vehicle, it actually turns out the uber car was not at fault but the action shows how autonomous technology is still years from being ready. >> if you remove the driver, you remove driver error, first of all the automation has to work, if the automation doesn't work, then what? lauren: no serious injuries were reported. tens of thousands of people still on samsung galaxy note 7 smartphone, the one that is were recalled five months ago for potentially exploding batteries? well, now south korean news agency is reporting that samsung will issue a software update that will essentially note the note 7 into a brick. if you love that device, here is the good news, galaxy s8 will be announced on wednesday. coffee news is the best time in the m

i'm lauren simonetti. the dow fell 45 points yesterday. the eighth losing streak a row. but dallas 14, nasdaq up ap nicole: in asia, japan's nikkei rebounded from a six-week low by a weaker yen. nikkei 1%. in china to shanghai composite down half of 1%.

maria: welcome back big buzz about buzzfeed lauren simonetti with headlines now. ia site sighting unnamed sources buzzfeed began with mostly viral video about cats, now grown into a new site with entertainment division includes studio in los angeles, rumors of initial public offering for sometime, axio reporting buzzfeed ceo has turned down buyout offers, from media companies in the past. well tragedy in west texas three stormy chairs killed vehicles collide at intersection efficientlies say involved a jeep chav leigh suburban, chasing tornados reported in the area the weather channel said two killed were contractors for the network detectives department public safety said one vehicle apparently ran a stop sign 55 miles southeast of lubbock. >> miami-dade police in florida several team ned after two undercover detectives were shot conducteded surveillance for gang activity monday tonight a group approached them and started shooting at minivan they were in, one officer was treated and released, the other officer remains hospitalized. and chipotle working hard to put

i'm lauren simonetti appeared nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides. still negotiated health care bill to repeal upon the care. lauren: the dow up 150 points this morning giving for back looking at the futures. s&p futures up one. train to

lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. seeing a recovery for this morning.ssues at dirty seven and nasdaq up 11. investors in asia. the nikkei down fractionally in japan. the shanghai composite index of one 10th of 1%. another 1.4%. rebounding today on news that u.s. oil supplies surprisingly fell last week. 48.50 of 1.6% of barrel today. nicole: yields remained right around 2.60% level ahead of the fed interest rate today. another major look for the white house as a portion of the president's 2005 tax return is released. 38 million in taxes that year. u.s. officials to unveil charges. there is a russian connection. march madness is here in one of the first games of the tournament. blow for blow. the golden state warriors snap their losing streak with a win over the 76ers. we will have highlights for you. nicole: good morning. 5:31 a.m. in new york. your first look at today's markets in the latest breaking news. the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates for the second time in policymakers wrap up their two-day meeting. this after employers adde

lauren simonetti here to explain. >> quarter pounders might taste different, mcdonald's will make themesh beef served hot off the grill with recent tests are double-digit sales increases, customers are demanding healthier food. starbucks getting ready cash registers, so many customers order on their phones. a mobile order in seattle next week as it looks for the best way to get customers their coffee fast. on this national crayon day, international day for everything, crayola is retiring dandelion from its classic 24, first time they have booted the color from the classic box. it came a day early because someone sent a picture of a bigger box which clearly says dandelion is retiring. they had some fun saying dandelion has an adventurous spirit and is taking retirement early but a box of 24 can have 23 crayons, stay tuned for the replacement color. back to you. abby: noreen fraser, a dynamic television producer who led the fight against cancer while battling it for 15 years has died. heather: the founder and producer of the stand up to cancer telefon raised millions for research and tre

lauren simonetti from foxbusiness with business headlines. >> the house following the senate's lead inders from your browsing history without your permission. the for a regulatory burden on broadband providers, companies like google and facebook collect user data all the time. the chairman once the american people to know that the fcc will work with the ftc to ensure consumers online privacy is protected through consistent and comprehensive framework. and the virtual private network and software to a multiple server or go through tps sites. amazon lunch in a drive-up grocery store where they put your order in your car 15 minutes later, amazon fresh pickup, in seattle for now. if you are feeling under the weather, starbucks secret medicine is listed on the regular menu. hot water, mixed with honey and peppermints. i am feeling better already. the time is 5 minutes to the top of the hour. a scene out of a movie a woman climbs into a crane, locks herself 150 feet above the ground, how this crazy construction site stand i finally ended. >> a marsupial marathon. detroit, do you believe why?

abby: lauren simonetti here with business headlines. >> big news from board, stay tuned for major announcementthe auto maker from two michigan factories, details are scarce but contractors with a significant investment two week after president trump in michigan, to create more us jobs. would you buy a refurbished galaxy node 7 of the company removed the potentially exploding battery? you could. the head of the galaxy s8 announcement, working with local authorities to resell node 7. big news, you can't miss it, flying on special passes to board a flight because they are wearing leggings, delta taking a swipe, it means comfort, you can wear your leggings and clarifying their policy. we don't have an item specific clothing policy but we encourage no swimwear, sleepwear or underwear as your outerwear. talk about the unions, the traffic apps pushing into e-commerce teaming up with dunkin' donuts to help drivers swing by the closest coffee shop and place their dunkin order ahead of time without having to open another apps on their phone. abby: the business is boycotting north carolina over the bathr

i am lauren simonetti. >> i am then forward nicole petallides. it would cost the state $3.8 billion lawmakers to repeal a controversial bathroom bill. lauren: and americans, investors might or another leg up or down is now a good time to rebalance your portfolio. we will ask rob morgan coming out. valid on night team. nasdaq down four.

i'm lauren simonetti. trained to good morning. i'm nicole petallides. et 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 rs

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti.rns about the future donald trump's probusiness agenda leading to lock in profits, including financials and tech, well, the dow sank 237 points yesterday, that's 1.1% to the downside. futures this morning are still down 58 points.

there is no deal yet, good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides, terror in the heart of london, at least four people are dead including the attacker after he plowed through a crowd and went on a stabbing spree outside of parliament. seven arrests, live report from london. lauren: investors closely watching the fate of the healthcare reform vote in washington. janet yellen is also speaking today and ahead of all of this, stock markets futures are relatively flat, dow futures

lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. concerns about the future donald trump's probusiness agenda leading to lock in profits, including financials and tech, well, the dow sank 237 points yesterday, that's 1.1% to the downside. futures this morning are still down 58 points. nicole: failed missile launch by north korea. in south korea the kospi fell half a percent and in china down a half of 1%. lauren: down arrows continue with oil. more signs of oversupply of crude. nicole: investors bought bond and that put the yield on the treasury down, 2.11%. donald trump's first pick for supreme court heads for another day of questioning on capitol hill this morning. we are going to take a look at how neil gorsuch adoing. nicole: sears tells it may go out of business, is this retail icon going down in flames, we will have the story. lauren: toronto raptors beating chicago bulls but not before throwing punches first. pittsburgh penguins make insane one-handed goal. we are going to show it to you. nicole: 5:01 a.m. new york right here,

i am lauren simonetti. >> good morning. i'm dagen mcdowell, and for nicole petallides. lawmaker questions on day two. lauren: investors looking for more information the trump agenda. the dow fell 18 points yesterday. u.s. stock market futures are pointing higher, up 21 looking at the dow appeared 11 looking at the nasdaq. dagen: asian stocks reopening after slipping one third of 1% in china. the shanghai composite ended up a third of a percent. lauren: oil prices lost about 1%. they are rebounding today. talk about tech expanding reduction cuts up 1%. $48.73 a barrel. train to the yield on the 10 year treasury continuing to fall. just a little bit holding at 2.5% mark. lauren: also busy day for earnings. we'll hear from nike, fedex and general mills throughout the morning. dagen: in sports, tempers flair and the golden state gets the last laugh as they thought the vendor. oklahoma city and tom brady super bowl jersey reportedly stolen by a former mexican newspaper executives. we are going to have the very latest on that story. lauren: the fbi was involved on that one. go

i'm lauren simonetti.s first nominee of the supreme court in the hot seat this week as confirmation hearings get underway for judge neil gorsuch. though he had a clear path to the bench? nicole: in the markets, the dow fell 19 points on friday but was up slightly for the week. u.s. stock market futures slightly lower, dow futures down 17, s&p futures down for. lauren: initiative, the chinese shanghai composite down half of 1%. nicole: volatile oil prices gained half of a percent last week at right now oil 48.09 a barrel, down almost 1.5% this morning. lauren: uber loses another top executive. geoff johns leaving the company after six months on the job. nicole: march badness claims another big upset as duke goes down to south carolina. usc's mount a comeback headed to the sweet 16. we'll have all the turn of highlights for you. nicole: 5:31 a.m. monday, march 20th, also the first day of spring. your first look at today's markets and the latest breaking news. nicole: breaking news this morning. a congression

i am lauren simonetti. >> good morning. i'm dagen mcdowell, and for nicole petallides. s. stock market futures are pointing higher, up 21 looking at the dow appeared 11 looking at the

i'm lauren simonetti appeared nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides. still negotiated health care bill to repeal upon the care. lauren: the dow up 150 points this morning giving for back looking at the futures. s&p futures up one. train to initiate covert japanese stocks higher. the nikkei of .08%. shanghai composite index down .36%. lauren: dxf process from the european union stocks actually have been a bit higher. ftse hanging onto a one-point game and the cac in paris at 13. nicole: a major player in global nuclear energy filed for bankruptcy in the u.s. the finnish nuclear reactors in the u.s. lauren: the nba battle gets real. golden state warriors beat back the houston rockets and detroit pistons' miami heat and a buzzer beater pick until the end of their playoff hope you nicole: good morning. 5:01 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: halfway through the week. great britain has firmly filed for divorce after 44 years. prime minister theresa may invoking article l of the treaty in a let

i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides. tribe sandbg executive order. lauren: the dow falling below 21,000 light by financial stocks. the dow down 51 points yesterday. this morning to have features on 18th, nasdaq futures done setting. nicole: pressure weighed on the japanese markets. the nikkei down two tenths of 1% in china. the shanghai composite index gained one quarter of 1%. lauren: oil giant exxonmobil at the $20 billion investment that would create 45,000 high-paying jobs in the goal state. nicole: shares this snapchat parent snuffling 12% below the first day of trading. we'll have the latest for you. lauren: to treat san antonio spurs grants the houston rockets and cleveland cavaliers lose their game in their new center against the miami heat. we've got highlights. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york. tuesday, march 7th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: so much to get through this morning. voting on the republican bill to dismantle obamacare tomorrow. the measure wo

i'm lauren simonetti. trained to good morning. i'm nicole petallides. 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 dem

lauren: it's friday, good morning, everyone, i'm lauren simonetti.cted? that's a big question. stock market reaction falls six days in a row. we areebounding this morning. up 44 points. nicole: nikkei up nearly

i am lauren simonetti. nicole: great interviews i had. good morning i'm nicole petallides.lup triple digits yesterday after investors use of race riots for the sign of economic strength. u.s. stock market futures this morning. 62.4. s&p futures up six. lauren: asian investors have been sharply higher. the hong kong hang seng up 2%. the .8% in china and the cost in south korea. nicole: oil prices hitting 2.4% yesterday and up again overnight up 1% now have 49.40 apparel giving 54 cents. lauren: the yield on the 10 year treasury fell on the rate hike news. the number of rates this year from the fed and the 10 year yield of 2.52%. nicole: to yahoo! hackers and half a dozen indicted for hacking accounts. nicole: than the current $900 raise in over $200 million in its ipo. nicole: in sports it is march madness. in the nba despite the return of their all-star power forward, san antonio spurs fall to the portland trail blazers. lauren: good morning. 5:31 a.m. her first look at today's market and your latest breaking news. nicole: donald trump halted his revised temporary travel pl

i'm lauren simonetti. the biggest slump in oil prices and with the dell jones industrial average fell in 69 points yesterday. it's been 101 days since the 1% decline for the index. we will ask if investors should brace for a big move down there. we'll see. down to seven, s&p up a fraction. nicole: investors look to tomorrow's u.s. jobs data and next week's fed meeting. nikkei up one third of 1%. and china come to shanghai composite index down three quarters of 1%. lauren: oil prices .5% on record oil supply. right now, oil to the upside by 15 cents b. $50.42 a barrel. nicole: google, samsung and microsoft struggled to explain why they're smart tvs can be signed by the cia. lauren: about tonight for golden state warriors as they go down for the boston celtics and breath debut for 10 tivo against baseball's major leaguers. we'll have this highlights for you. nicole: thursday, march 9th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: the house ways and means committe

firsa is us from the fox business next work studio lauren simonetti happy wednesday almost there. >>ng about watching weather interest rates will fluctuate at all as we look at market. >> we find out this afternoon it's about time. i'm sick of talking about it right. there's a 91% chance fed hikes today. i'm seeing 70% chance they hike in june. there you have it. interest rates going up. market up ahead of this. down market yesterday and futures building 40 points this morning looking at the do you. >> when it comes to old school email addresses i'm aol gal but yahoo. >> me too. >> yahoo users have been in a lot of pain for a long time after massive hack attacks. now justice maybe. >> we're the only aol users out there i think. >> i know. >> it's address that everybody has. so about four years ago even though we found out recently two making or hack attacks yahoo affecting over to lower price tag of sales of company to verizon. it was a big deal. impacting them financially and certainly in terms of reputation. doj today is set to announce charges against four people three of them bel

. >> lauren simonetti. good morning. >> house vote on the healthcare bill tomorrow will be a majortist on whether the trump administration can push through the campaign promises and then eventually get something done on tax reform. major, major, major sell-off yesterday. everyone was wondering when will stocks fall in a big way it timely happened. worst day since election. dow fell 237 point and nasdaq fell 107 points. and it was certainly ugly. bank of america out with this survey showing that since the election markets are up double digit percentage-wise. we're now seeing that the -- there's a fear very real fear stocks are over valued and that fear is at the highest level in almost 20 years. >> wow. >> okay. >> we'll wait and see on that. let's talk about what we're saving. maybe 's all tied in togethe maybe it's all tied in together. but, apparently americans are just not doing a good job saving. >> i know. it's really unfortunate. and big question is why? and how annoying is it going to be when i tell

joining us now lauren simonetti on this snow day today. no rest for wall street.uick, two things today. one fed meeting and two repeal and replace of affordable care act. why do these matter so much to investors. >> investors care about healthcare once we can figure out what is going on with repeal of owe ba bama care as cbo scores the american healthcare act the republican version of it and paul ryan speaker of the house paul ryan comes out saying hey that is actually better than i thought. once we get through with this we can finally deal with tax reform and that's what wall street want to hear. they're listening for that and watching weather as traders hurry to try to get to work today and fed begins day one of two days of meeting on interest rates. >> speaking of weather two things coming to effect here. one can a storm like this i foe you are hammered in new york can i astorm like this move certain stocks in market because of a >> absolutely! >> absolutely rxt. >> lowe's home depot. stocking up on rock salt and generator makers and you have the companies that

lauren: good friday morning, i'm lauren simonetti.ill the senate hold a hearing on russia's meddling in the u.s. election while michael flynn offers to it have in exchange to immunity to avoid a, quote, witch hunt. nicole: investors tally gains, dow almost up 5% and s&p up nearly 6% and the nasdaq up nearly 10% as we head go the final trading day of this quarter.

lauren simonetti with details and police arrests too. of people rallying calling for top officials to resign. dozens of arrest reported on what appears to be the biggest protest since the massive 2012 demonstrations over allegations of vote fraud. the state department is condemning the arrests which include an opposition leader who is outspoken critic of russian president vladimir putin. here at home investigators say a missing teacher and student from tennessee had a romantic interest in one another. 50-year-old ted and 15-year-old elizabeth thomas have not been seen since march 13th. investigators say the pair wrote emails and saved them as draft in e-mail account and oncalledly were caught kissing in a classroom. has been added to tennessee most wanted list charged with aggravated kidnapping and sexual contact with a minor. well, massachusetts sixth grader 11-year-old autumn, neighbors complaining cutting through their yards to get to and from bus stop. autumn faces time in jail. the police arrived at her door and questioned why she w

maria: at least 13 people dead following a crash yesterday in southwest texas, lauren simonetti with and pickup truck passengers on bus senior citizens returning from a retreat, one person on the bus and driver of the pickup truck were the only survivors. officials are still trying to determine the cause of the crash. >> a bus operated by the first baptist church was traveling south bound on u.s. 83. at the same time, a white downloading pickup traveling northbound for reasons unknown, the truck verdict into the southbound lane struck bus head-on. >> church said as you can legislators will be on hand asks for prairz for the chip of family. >> north carolina democratic governor states republican lawmakers reaching agreement to end controversial bathroom say a measure will be vote on today. the bathroom bill requires trandz gender people to use public rest reems based on birth certificate gender a study says bathroom i will go cost the state 3.8 billion dollars by 2028 north carolina has lost sports events business expansions since that he enacted the bill last year. history, in space a

joining us from fox business network studios lauren simonetti. good morning. how are you?hello. good morning. with the markets. we're watching a you believe can things today. >> reporter: i know. >> not just the fed but also the vote on capitol hill today to see where things go. >> reporter: right, right. >> when it comes to healthcare and how that might affect taxes, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. >> reporter: are we even going to see a vote on the obamacare repeal today is the big question. if it doesn't pass what does this do to the trump agenda going forward. this was the reason why two days ago we had that major selloff. yesterday thanks to a rally in technology shares, the market didn't crater. it stabilized the dow fell six. investors confused and troubled by what's going on in and washington at the moment. >> interesting we talk about the advertising because we know advertising is a billion dollar industry. >> reporter: yeah. >> when you look at these big players here, the youtubes, googles, i have to admit i would be upset if i knew my ads were running next to c

lauren simonetti do the details on the story, lauren.auren: hey, dagen, the fire broke out in interstate 85 at 7:00 at night and lane collapsed. >> the cork has been put in the bottle. think about one of the major arteries that comes in and out of this city where folks move north and south through our state, a chunk of it has just been taking out of play. lauren: officials say nobody was injured by drivers were certainly frustrated as lines of cars checked that out, they stretched for miles. >> almost three hours now. >> three hours? >> yes, just driving around. >> following ways trying to get shortcuts, nothing worked. we just said, pull over here and we are going to walk, at one point 4 miles we have to walk. >> wow. the city has shut down that part of highway indefinitely. let's turn to capitol hill because senate republicans delivered a major blow to planned parenthood. vice president mike pence casting the tie break that would let $200 million in funding from planned parenthood or any organization providing abortions. the bill now m

lauren simonetti with the details and headlines now, lauren., maria, the two officers were shot and injured when investigating a burglary, run of the officers in critical condition, the bullet is lodged in his spine, one suspect was killed in that shoot-out but the other man ran away and that's the wasn't they are lookingor. the chocolate maker plan to go cut thousands of jobs, redice global workforce by 15%, mostly hershey's hourly staff outside the u.s. hersheys employs 19,000 workers. hershey's shares 19% in the last year. if you had trouble getting on internet sites yesterday, amazon powerful cloud service went down for about four hours from roughly 12:30 to 5:00 p.m., thousands of internet services and media outlets were affected. amazon has not said what caused the outage, maria. maria: all right, lauren that cloud outage really caused problems, lauren. thank you. the stock is down in the premarket, by the way, dagen, amazon shares are lower, do you think that's a reaction to that, what went on last night? dagen: a little bit. maria: stoc

joining us from the foxrom thefo business network studio lauren simonetti.talk about the fear let's girl statue staringeg the bull down on wall street wat but i suppose we need to talk t about the markets. her porter: she has hands on her hips staring down that iconic charging bullarng bl sending the message put more boardroom on wall street.on wale i love that story. speaking of corporate boardte rooms they're a little bit litti sluggish these days.sl we've had stocks down mostug oft this week. wk. the dow down every day this ts week. down again this morning.wn agaii couple things going on.s . number one, oil. completely tanked yesterday. y wiped out any gain it had thisns year. down again this morning.mo we have so much supply.e so m and then the second thing isnd i well the jobs report for tethe private sector was awesomesectoe yesterday. great news. it's more indications that thete fed will hike rates next week. >> okay. let's talk about this outage oae with some customers from at&t t& wireless. do they know what happenedhe last night? couldn'ty reach 91

shall checkshal the marketsly it was a pretty ap good day today and we like like talking to lauren simonettiood morning. >> reporter: thank you. okay so it was a grepeator t day yesterday the dow rallied 112li points up about 60 in thethe premarket. y see 21,000ee 2000 again on the dow. do. the fed hikes rates why is the y stock market rally becauserkallb their outlook is is not agessive.e. they suggest two more ratege increases this year.stea we wereses worried that we wouo get three. so, we're not seeing a very aggressive fed at this point.his >> what about the budget today because that's going to be thete big head tlinhee when it comes o at washington and how that mayay reverberate on wall street.tr >> reporter: yes, basicallyaslly this is trump's first stab atstt it. this is not the budget that tha will pass but it's his visioni on how he sees things, less bureaucracy, less government in your lives and , moleress dee spending, $54 billion to keepioe america and americans safe.afe. how do you do that? drastic? t cuts. expected to see about about 30 percent cut to the e were.e a -- epa and

. >> so, lauren simonetti. >> hello. >> it is tuesday? >> tuesday. july 9. sunday july 9. >> why? >> i'm calling it doomsday. okay, well, it is july a popular month period. it is a sunday, popular day of the week. and it is the sunday after the fourth of july. so, for all of those reasons, airfare on that day is trending about $100 higher than the average airfare this summer, which cheap air. com has at $384. so, you're going to be spending close to 500 if flying july 9th. >> does it mention any particular areas where you're going, south, had he dollars north? >> just in general. most of the vacation hot spots for that time of year. >> i never know these days, though. you know, you book that fare. >> i don't care. >> you think you have great dial. welshing i care, because i like to get away sometimes. but you think you have great deal and do you have pay for the extras and getting a seat. then you have to pay -- >> checking bags, yes, even carry on luggage it, adds up. >> i go when can i have off. and once this is days are approved we just book. okay, we got away. ya, we pay for i

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. >> apparently amazon beefing up popular prime service, lauren simonetti joining us, i guess the writing been on the wall right with sears? been selling off major brands? >> right. they sold what was it their craftsman tools, popular, iconic brands, black and decker, that brought in some money now looking to bring in more money, and if that doesn't happen, warning investor ers of the iconic sears, common. might be closing their doors, struggling to say in business, not the only ones, saw the writing on the wall with sears, but also so many of the other department stores and regular stores that are closing, are filing for bankruptcy, the list goes on. bb, remember bb, the clothing store? >> sure. >> moving everything on line reportedly, even pay less, this is where parent go to get kids whose feet grow so fast, their shoes at nice prices. they're also struggling, so it is like every day we hear of new name. >> sears? >> looks like the whole thing would be in trouble. that isn't happening right now. it is just a warning. they did tell us, it was in january, that they do plan to close 150 s

joining us from the fox business network studio lauren l simonetti on a monday.i on a mon good morningpy monday.nday. happy presnow monday.mon >> my goodness you guys are guys going to get it.i we can get through this.h this it will be friday soon enough.en let's talk about bank fees. >> reporter: yes.fe>>ter: >> i'm glad to know it's notw it only me getting hit with allal these high bank fees.ba >> reporter: they're crazy.re cy they're at record highs.high overdraft fees, atm fees, youeeo name it. $666 a year, that's an all ll that's what the average banking customer is paying in n peace. you would expect we wouldn'te see fees like this but we are. a making matters feel even worse is the fact that the banks areae doing gang busters on wall street. their profits are up and asits p interest rates go up a and theyy are expected the firsttheirst increase of the year isease of expected this wednesday,dnesda that's good news for the the banks. so they're getting record feesng from the customers and they'rehe profiting as well.iting as w >> that's it. i'm going off the grid. g but putting my

start it here on fox business, fbn a.m., lauren simonetti and i will see you there. >> if you can't get to happen? stuart: look, it's up to you to fix because policy. >> no, it's not. >> i'm just explaining all the different things members of congress are looking at right now. >> i respectfully but very strongly disagree with you. stuart: come to that point now, ladies and gentlemen, and vote yes now -- >> well, it might not happen, it might not happen on stuart varney's timeline -- stuart: i'm becoming the the most unpopular guy on this entire program. may i restate my position at risk of being -- >> again? stuart: yes, again. [laughter] i say get the deal done, do it now, vote yes because that is much better than a no vote. you're still arguing? >> i agree with you. >> we're with you. stuart: yes. >> they tweaked obamacare after the fact. stuart: just get it done. the repercussions of a no vote are catastrophic, in my opinion. why don't we bring in foreman health and human services deputy secretary and former lily usa president alex azar are. all right, alex, am i right or am i right?

simonetti. good morning, laurenism this ng, friday ever. isn't it though.>> i >> reporter: jobs day.snepor well, justte because it's friday period. circus tomorrowo by the way. w. it's friday.day. it's also jobs friday.id i don't know what's going onowtn with investors.n we are not flat ahead of thed oe data like we usually are.ar. first time all week sentially.y. it's bone an awful week for a then market. we're so bullish on a good a jobs report.. 190,000 jobs have been added add in february, the first fullst fl month of the trump presidency.dn unemployment rate going downng n wages expected to go up allp good news sending the messageme to the fed next week when theyty meet guaranteed essentially toea hike interest rates but we gotwt to find out how many timesout they're going to hike thisto year.is year so how high .will interestnter rates go which affectsaffcts everything the consumer does.d >> all right. sounds like somebody knowsom something ahead of big reportbi coming out today.ming out you're right t march has been ii like a lamb th