packers nicole petallides-6.here's the play that made demoralized for good is six seconds left in the half and packers going on the fourth round. up for grabs and randall comes down with that in the back of the end zone. unbelievable. somehow winds up behind everyone. the packers lay preacher never recovered from that. packers going to win it 38-13. in his spare time the steelers picking up the dolphins and it's pretty much over after eight minutes. ben roethlisberger finds antonio brown who races to see a satisfied mind for the touchdown. a short time later brought the spur of the pastor brown of the tomato a nice catch and sprints past the defense with a 62-yard score. 14-zeros dealers. next, chiefs in kansas city. it was so cold the so-called attack aimed at people's fears were totally frozen. speaking of cold, significant flooding expected in parts of california and nevada as heavy rain continues. janice d. by this monday morning but the fox weather center. >> yes it's cold outside. how cold is it? 20 degrees

i am nicole petallides. >> good morning to you and to you. donald trump holds its first news conference and is president like he does not disappoint. we will have his reaction. in the markets donald trump's comments about the drug company weighs on stocks races. the data did manage to gain 100 points. u.s. stock market futures this morning. down arrows above 50 points away from dow 20,000. the key now 45 for dow futures. s&p futures than seven. lea: the nikkei falling over 1% in china the shanghai composite also innings below are appeared drained to oil prices rose 10 prices rose 3% cutting back on production in the chinese economy improving. although 52.52 a barrel. lea: yields drifted lower by 2.3%. facebook says it's not a media company that gears up for new journalism project anyway. we will tell you all about that. lea: and sports, are the san diego chargers heading to los angeles? we may find out the answer in a few filipina quarterback had you make some money? nicole: good morning. 5:01 a.m. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look

i'm nicole petallides. drinker welcome back nicole. i am lauren simonetti. $1 billion investment factory peer buddies behind the move. train to u.s. markets open after the martin luther king holiday. checking in on u.s. stock market futures. the dow ,-com,-com ma nasdaq and s&p outdone roughly one third of 1%. lauren: stocks finished mostly higher. the shanghai in china up two tenths of 1% did however, the nikkei in japan down 1.5% today. it would cut production output, that there is skepticism that opec has the whole would comply with commitment to reduce. right now let's take a look at oil on the move. dream to yield on the 10 year treasury 2.33%. nicole: a suspect in the istanbul massacre and new year's day has been captured. lauren: in sports, warriors broken in cavaliers after the christmas game. 501 -- 5:01 a.m. welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: a major deal in the tobacco industry. edition american tobacco raising its offer to acquire the rest of reynolds american that it does

and nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. and transport. busy first week as he works to repeal about or cared and miss with congressional leaders. nicole: in the markets come about the election rather get back on track? u.s. stock market futures this morning out there because of the money coming to features 10 coming to features 10. features 1016, s&p futures down three. talon is to be a fall in the last two weeks. lauren: initiative japanese stocks sink in a trade policies. the nikkei down 1.3% in japan and china's shanghai composite and enormous half a percent higher. trip to oil prices have a mere $53 a barrel. opec reduction cuts happening faster than expected. nicole: also watching the weakening dollar. if you take a look at the 10 year yield quick to point or six this morning. nicole: more troubles for yahoo! amended sec investigation into the massive cybersecurity breach will also learn more about the future of verizon's plan to buy yahoo!'s internet business when yahoo! reports earnings today and verizon reports tomorrow. nicole: lau

nicole petallides. the nikkei jump in almost 1.5% after the government with port exports rose for the first time in 15 months. goodness for the economy fare. and china come in the shanghai composite up one quarter 1%. lauren: oil prices ahead of inventory down 32 cents. train to yield on the 10 year treasury edging higher. 2.48% this morning. lauren: president donald trump hits the ground running after reviving oil pipelines in meeting with other ces yesterday. today he finds executive orders on immigration. train to republicans gather in philadelphia with gas at topping agenda. trades are if you're worried about losing your apple airport, there is a map for that. train to a big night of upsets. number one villanova goes down hard. serena williams soars into this really an open semifinals. lauren: good morning. by the one and the new york good wednesday, january 25th. the bottom quarter of your screen comment today could be the day we had 20,000. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets a

good morning vietnam nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti. why not thoughts of the dow jones industrial average of the biggest drop since the election yesterday down 122 points. let's check out features to see if they will repent today. dow futures that 21, nasdaq down seven. train to initiate investors to japan's nikkei index down 1.7%. and china's shanghai composite closed at the hong kong hang seng closed for the lunar new year. lauren: oil prices moved lower. not rebounding today, 31%. train to apple earnings in focus when it reports today. to iphones seven sales over the holidays top investor expect patients? we'll tell you what to expect. drink with the cleveland cavaliers have a love january with the dallas mavericks and hacking scandal with the cardinals influence got to be be banned from baseball for life. nicole: good morning. i for 1:00 a.m. in new york. taken at january 31st. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: straight to the big reagan is this morning. president donald trump

i am nicole petallides. lauren: to morning. i am lauren simonetti. farewell speech in his hometown of chicago. not that it are that, but since then he's been meaning to do. nicole: senate confirmation hearings begin today. right now u.s. stock market futures have been going over the unchanged line. back and forth the directional market throughout this morning. right now, dow futures are down three after a selloff yesterday. s&p futures down just a quarter of one point. lauren: japanese stocks trading for the first time coming back from the holiday and fill in the nikkei down 20%. in china and a sense of a strengthening economy with inflation rising at the fastest pace in five years. nicole: oil down nearly 4% yesterday on concerns over the supply of crude. this morning a little bit of a pop up. lauren: the yield on the treasury holdings steady 2.3%. nicole: more changes coming to yahoo!. marissa mayer will step down from the board after it was acquired by verizon. yahoo! getting a strange new name if we looks lame. lauren: the college football champio

i am nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonettii. donald trump completes his cabinet but this pic for treasury and energy secretary as they had to capitol hill for confirmation hearings. nicole: ahead of the opening bell, dow futures looking down about one 10th of 1%, losing 26 points. s&p futures down for. lauren: initiative strong dollar listing japanese stocks but the nikkei up 1% and china's shanghai composite losing a third of 1%. nicole: after falling 2.7%, markets for inventory data. oil prices are faring this morning of 21 cents a 5129 a barrel. lauren: yields are holding steady at 2.43%. nicole: netflix for stocks to watch today on a surge in global subscribers. but the numbers. lauren: in tennis a surprise upset for the defending champion at the australian open. nicole: 5:01 a.m. here in new york. there is a come at january 19th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: breaking news this morning. 30 people enlisting after an avalanche. a hotel, a region hit by earthquakes. th

i am nicole petallides. lauren: we wish him well. good morning. ained for. 270 and is receiving clemency president obama. leaked documents they will have the greatest reaction -- latest reaction. nicole: the banks and industrial companies. we are seeing some out seeing some out there seeing some affairs. daffy giuseppe team can s&p futures at two. lauren: stocks finished mostly higher. the hang seng in hong kong upon per 1%. the cost and south korea done fractionally nicole: let's check out what's going on with oil. 5170 a barrel.1.5%. >> yields on the 10 year treasury. the man who allegedly shot and killed a police officer in orlando, florida finally caught up in and other office or gone down. lauren: does announcing major layoffs. how many people will lose their jobs? nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york. january 18th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: president george h.w. bush hospitalized in houston according to the 41st president chief of staff. jean becker says bush was recently admitted to ho

stay tuned come in new york nicole petallides "fox news." julie: the annual consumer electronics show happening in las vegas this weekend, hundreds of exhibits show the latest gadgets and other work paid "fox news" senior correspondent adam housley shows us some of the new technologies. >> is the world converges on sin city for the international consumer electronics show 3500 exhibits pitching some 20,000 new products all trying to wow worldwide audiences of tech-savvy buyers from paperthin tvs to internet connected cars virtually everything here gives us a glimpse of what will be everyday technology in the years to come. >> it's a glimpse of the future. this is isaac hayes at ces, voice control is huge and all these things are coming together. >> bigger, smaller smarter and safer are the key words here. this one charges your laptop and this is an i.d. which makes smartphones an operable in a car. >> a lot of the options on the marketplace can't stop facebook and twitter. we can prevent access. >> one standout is virtual reality which is mov

i am nicole petallides. after an abysmal january last year, hawks rallied with 13% for the year 2016. we could start out this new year with some gains. u.s. stock market futures looking pretty great. a very tepid market now big move. 120 points to the upside. lauren: asian stocks closed for holiday in japan. the shanghai composite gaining a full percentage point. train to a whopping 45% last year and again and again 2.3% and 5496 a barrel. lauren: another big story 2016. the 10 year treasury yielded 2.48%. nicole: donald trump begins the new year with new cabinet picks a new tweets taking aim at china and russia while congress returns battle lines drawn on obamacare. lauren: twitter loses another key executives. this year the company's china chief executi. trade two after a rocket failure last fall, you want muslims to give this a try again this week. lauren: duke's basketball team has another bump in the road is coach k. had perjury. nicole: happy new year. five of 1:00 a.m. tuesday, january 3rd. welcome ba

i am nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. i am lauren simonetti. nicole: less than 60 points away from dow 20,000 after gaining 60 points yesterday. u.s. stock market futures going nowhere fast with the dallas down nine points. s&p futures down three. lauren: the nikkei down .4% and china's shanghai composite .2%. nicole: os update losing streak was 1.7% for right now it just turned from red back into the green. it is a present that 53.29 a barrel. lauren: field stands at 2.43%. nicole: detailer to retail giants closing over 60 of its brick-and-mortar stores to focus online shopping while amazon plans to open a bookstore in new york city. lauren: in sports, russell westbrook drilled a rats and the head of the basketball and get a technical foul. the highlight for the game. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york and we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets in the latest breaking news. lauren: breaking news this morning is disturbing video. for people in custody in chicago in connection with the racially charged anti-attack broadcast on

we have nicole petallides, and jack mcintyre. do you buy a day like today or sit back wait for a pullback? >> no. if we take out 20,000, that wouldn't be a catalyst for me to buy. that is part of euphoria in risk assets since the election. your prior speaker highlighted there is tremendous amount of insecurity out there any way. we're at sugar high for financial assets. doesn't mean it can continue. we need clarity from what we get from fiscal stimulus package. would hold off until we get that information. liz: jeff cocoa is with us. from indeed which is number one job site in the world. that vanilla jobs report was up just good enough, 156,000 jobs for the payrolls adding there, wages growing at the fastest pace since 2009. when you see firmer wage, you got to figure people might spend more, but what about the opportunity for more job growth? we've seen that trend down year-over-year. 2.16 million jobs created in 2016 but 2.7 in 2015. what happens in 2017. >> we're seeing slower job growth than 2016 and seeing slower job growth

i am nicole petallides. nicole: good morning. i am tweeting.h her earnest today from caterpillar, ford, microsoft enough f that to name a few. u.s. stock market futures this one and added the opening bell. dow futures of 42. cheered by the u.s. rally. up 1.5% and china's shanghai composite gaining a third of 1%. nicole: rise in oil prices playing a big role in the market. 50 284 parallel 9 cents. lauren: as money goes into stocks, out of bonds pushing the yield on the 10 year treasury about 2.5%. 2.54% today. nicole: donald trump continues its focus on immigration with executive orders this morning. the president threatens to pull out of trade talks. lauren: johnson & johnson clinching a $30 billion cash by for europe's biggest biotech company. nicole: in sports, a williams sister final list. let's welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. train to the dow industrial close in about 20,000 for the very first time as corporate earnings renewed investors optimism is in the economy as president trump starts to make

too the floor of the new york stock exchange where we have nicole petallides. nicole, tantalizingly close, we have to wonder whether there are programs and psychology the closer we get and all of sudden selling ensues we get farther away. >> when you hit the 20,000 mark, cross above it and hold it is a whole another story. to hit it would be one thing, close above 20,000 would be a whole another thing. there could be sell programs that get into place right near the 20,000 mark. i would not be surprised to see that. when you look at market breadth, thedown volume is slightly outpacing the up volume. we've seen strength in financials, industrials and consumers stocks and the like. we're 10 points away. we got within less than half of one point. it gets extremely loud here. , it gets so exciting. it is a fun place to be. big picture here, every time we close, they watched very closely, everything that happened in fort lauderdale. that is uncertainty that spooked investors to certain extent. the feeling now that has passed. art cashin of ubs floor trading sent out a

nicole petallides looking at fallout, all this other stuff. all the financial issues. nicole, how are you doing? >> i'm doing great, neil. there is exciting time on wall street overall. there is optimism we'll trend higher. there was so much hope behind jpmorgan in particular after the earnings came out, the bank earnings from jpmorgan and bank of america. they really knocked it out of the park. so far we're within 50 points of dow 20,000. we got excited for that for a brief moment, only to pull back some. we see mcdonald's is weighing on the dow. the idea, everybody keeps asking what will be catalyst, what pushes us through the 20,000 mark and why did we turn negative? the truth is the answer is little boring and basic. the idea is we have run up really far and fast. everybody is waiting on the inauguration and all of the confirmation hearings on everybody that president-elect donald trump is putting into place. and so, even with some great news from jpmorgan, bank of america, and the like, that wasn't enough to give us that boost. so right now, you can see goldman sac

i'm nicole petallides. close the nasa guys. 60 pints of the 20,000 mark yesterday before pol pot.this morning ahead of the opening bell. coming up 29 points. s&p futures zuckerberg. lauren: japanese investors returning from a holiday in a buying mood with the nikkei up 2.5%. in china shanghai composite. nicole: oil prices falling for the third straight session. turn the air around up 22 cents. lauren: yields on the 10 year treasury fell back below 2.5%. nicole: donald trump reportedly ready to make his pick for the top couple of wall street. we will tell you who may be getting the job ahead. lauren: the president elect keeping the automakers on his site slamming general motors for sending jobs to mexico and halting a new factory there. lauren: shares of tesla falling after the company missed its own production or cats. nicole: the boston celtics take the win over the utah jazz and in hockey the columbus blue jackets just one win away from an nhl record. we will have the story. nicole: good morning. 5:41 a.m. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaki

to nicole petallides what has been a huge swoon in the stock, what is the latest, nicole? that's right. this could be biggest one day selloff we've seen for fiat chrysler. it is down 11%. this is back and forth versus what they said versus what the other company said. environmental protection agency is saying fiat chrysler used at least eight undisclosed pieces of technology to skim on the emissions, obviously violate the clean air act violations. what we're seeing now, the stock is tanking. we're talking about what dates back to 2014, the green grand cherokee, dodge ram 1500, just to name a few. this is over 100,000 vehicles. sergio marchionne of chrysler came out and had a press conference short time ago, he is standing tough, we'll address the concerns. we will show that our technology meets the obviously the applicable requests they have seen. it came out of the wild, out of the blue, even saying that the allegations, timing is being questioned ahead of imminent change of the administration. he is denying any illegal activity for fiat chrysler, really intent to be stea

to fox business network nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange.f course co-host of "fbn:am," when the futures were already indicating something would be happening today, sure enough it is. >> that's right. we saw those up arrows. we awe up arrows in asia and in europe. we really felt the momentum to the upside. a good indication at the opening bell we would see the dow 20,000. and we got it, neil. there has been a lost optimism since trump was elected as our president and the road map has begun. traders say he is beginning the road for a better economy and the like. there is the dow 20,000. here are some dow winners today, boeing at all-time high on earnings beat. also an outlook to deliver more planes in 2017. that is up 5%. caterpillar, goldman sachs, up today. caterpillar at a two-year high. financials have done so well since the election. goldman sachs is a great example of that. it is up more than 30% since the election in november. jpmorgan up 22%. boeing up 18%. we're looking at caterpillar and american express as we hear about infrastructu

neil: nicole petallides, thank you very much. that the boeing ceo like his counterpart at lockheed had a powwow with donald trump. we do know like his counterpart at lockheed martin, his relations appear to be a little bit better. what we don't know what made them better. what concessions did he make to the incoming president. united states who is very much concerned about the escalating costs, soaring costs of air force one. after this. . nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? hole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. .. neil: donald trump has just weeded out a thank you to gm. for a start in the pushback to the u.s. they've committed to thousands of new american jobs. the question of wh

and nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. i am more insanity. another busy day for president donald trump after pulling out of the transpacific trade deal yesterday on the major ceos of the big three automakers today at the white house. nicole: the senate finally confirms mike pompeo as new chief of the cia. lauren: five guests at supporting earnings. johnson & johnson and the korean travelers higher by 11 points. nasdaq up three. nicole: japanese stock sale and trade war with the united states. the nikkei down half of 1%. in china, the shanghai composite index that two tenths of 1%. lauren: after falling 1%, oil prices trading at $53.26 a barrel. up 1%. nicole: the yield on the 10 year treasury. looking at that steady at 2.41%. lauren: yahoo! pushes back the timing to be bought by verizon but the stock is up 1% an 1% an optimist and the deal will go through. nicole: golden state warriors list one of the worst teams in the nba. venus williams becomes the oldest woman to reach the yesterday and open semifinals. she's going for a record. lauren: g

i'm nicole petallides.several different muslim countries. barely 100 countries supporting the discerning the state as a federal reserve meeting on interest rates and the jobs report. u.s. stock market futures ahead of the busy week or down. dow futures down 41 points. nicole: markets in asia and south korea closed for the holiday. half of 1% as a strong optimism of our exports. lauren: crude oil prices above $53 a barrel. nicole: to tenure by an average around 2.5%. 2.49%. lauren: another computer glitch grounded about 150 flights overnight. the latest on the situation today. nicole: is surprisingly competitive pro bowl game came down to one possession in the final minutes. before overtime heartbreaker the new york knicks against the atlanta hawks. we will have the highlights. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york monday, january 30th. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: six people shot dead, eight injured. some others seriously injured shooting last night at a mosque

i'm cheryl casone and four nicole petallides this morning. exxonmobil chief and secretary of state nominee rex tillerson to face tough questions on his ties to russia and iran. lauren: investors will be watching donald trump's news conference for more details about his economic agenda. he has stock futures are trading peak averages of up 25 points, nasdaq reaches up six and we could have a fit record in a row for the nasdaq. train to the records on wall street that the stocks recovered recent losses. the cost be rising as samsung hit a record high. and china's shanghai composite ending the session down fractionally nearly 1%. lauren: oil prices last 2%. right now they are putting a percent. cheryl: the 10 year treasury yield holding steady below. lauren: volkswagen cutting $4.3 billion settlement with u.s. regulators over its emission scandal. the company could plead guilty to criminal misconduct as soon as today. train to paris or to paris or pain at the world's largest retailer, wal-mart, expected to announce my job is the same as corporate

nicole petallides with latest on that. nicole. >> federal judge supporting what the department of department of justice said they didn't like the deal between aetna and humana. they blocked the deal. $34 billion deal. the two companies talked about this since july of 2015. they tried to make their case why it would be good idea. more cost effective, products, efficiency but the question big picture now we have this blocked because the justice department has said it would reduce service, higher prices. but the big picture becomes what happens to future mergers, not only aetna and humana are off their lows of the day. they had a quick knee-jerk reaction, off the lows of the day, but other mergers, anthem-cigna, and $85 billion deal, at&t and time warner everybody continues to scrutinize. at&t and time warner both higher today. but where the trump administration stands on these type of deals, looking at them most likely one by one. one came out out and evident today, aetna and humana. that deal blocked, anti-competitive. both

let's go down to nicole petallides. nicole, what's the mood down there?er: they're really excited about this, and this is going to be a big one, estimated between $20-$25 billion, could go higher. they've got twitter here, alibaba here at the new york stock exchange, and they've been really trying to get this company to list right here. it's going to be one of the biggest ipos of the year, likely in march, so a lot of excitement and something to look forward to in the technology world, ashley. ashley: all right, nicole, thank you very much. that's the big news for snap or snapchat if you like, but the markets itself, the dow down 214 points. as we mentioned, we've been talking this morning about the russell 2000, the small cap, generally domestic stocks. that index also hitting, going negative for the year. so something about the sentiment is just not sitting well with investors. we saw this overnight, asia finishing lower, then europe. the dollar has been mixed this morning. all of this on a very big week. we have donald trump and the policies and the co

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nicole: i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief.eighboring country of mÉxico something pretty awful in the gasoline prices, has surged 20% on new government policy deregulating the price of gasoline. leading to protests, vandalism, they are blocking the street, mean n the meantime president peÑa nieto said will help the group that's hardest hit including buses, taxi drivers, there's also an oil fire going on in the gulf of mexico and oil rig fire and that is pressuring things as well. we are seeing oil prices here at home hoferring -- hovering around 18-month highs. by the way, has gone up 34 or 35 days to 235 now and will hit investors' pockets >> our members fully understand that. we have been planning for this for quite sometime and our numbers realize that. the full budget resolution, traditional budget resolution will occur this fall like it always does and our members understand this process. neil: one powerful republican senator does not. rand paul saying that whatever methods that are use to go try to repeal obamacare, he do

nicole petallides, "fbn:am" co-host and down on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, any jarring developments any one of cabinet picks not looking approved or likely all bets off, what are you hearing? >> that would be a headline-driven market. things are going as planned but democrats are trying to grill mnuchin and also perry as well but things are going pretty much as planned. you see a relatively quiet market. everybody talks about dow 20,000, then they started to say it will be after the confirmation hearings, after the inauguration and after president-elect donald trump becomes president we'll see the market take a breather and move forward. the overall feeling on wall street watching mnuchin newspaper, they're very impressed with him. he is very serious. he had direct answers. he is very accommodative, pleasant, polite trying to go step by step anticipating the questions. he also made a few things where he said he would support changing tax laws to make them more effective. don't forget in his new role as treasury secretary, he would be shaping legislati

let's go to nicole petallides on new york stock exchange what president trump might have to do with thisutlook. >> he has been very tough on lockheed martin, talking particularly about prices of fighter jets and they said they will be lowering those. the ceo made a personal commitment to donald trump for exactly that. the stock is down about 2%. it is off the lows of the day, and you summed it up great in our own tweet, charles payne, noting that they beat on the top and bottom line. there was some concern about the outlook going forward, the guidance for earnings. they did say they would lower the price of the f-35 jet. it will be less than $100 million each, which is right on target for the pentagon plans. don't forget, they are the number one weapons supplier for the pentagon. this is what they said, they will be producing and delivering 66 of these planes compared to 46 last year. one caveat was actually the accounting over at the sikorsky helicopter business. there was some concern about that but they're on that as well. big picture, they have still got the deal and still moving for

neil: you know, it is interesting too, nicole petallides, at the floor of the new york stock exchange, rare as it is to see union guys singing the praises of a republican president. sure enough after meeting with him, celebrating the fact that he too you know, want to bring back keystone pipeline, fossil fuels, oil industry, all those jobs, say nothing of fracking and the rest, they like that. james hoffa the head of the teamsters telling me as much yesterday. we like this guy. we can really work with this guy. how is that going down? >> they're surprised, not surprised. first we know union guys are not necessarily so hot on the republicans. and he really has taken a newtht wasn't just national union leaders but also some local union leaders. so he, he is certainly has his work cut out for him. he certainly seems to be winning people over one by one, one group at a time. i don't know when the man sleeps but seems to be his way, his mo of how he does his business. as far as what he is going goino going forward, i continue this by about tax cuts, to gerri's point he will hit some backla

. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief.ints away from dow 20,000. s&p 500 currently sitting above its closing record, and nasdaq setting a new record as well. let's look at some dow winners and losers. tech, industrials are doing well today. you can see disney and mcdonald's are winners. we got positive comments from rbc. verizon and walmart coming under some pressure. also watching, as i mentioned, nasdaq with a new record high. looks like it could have the second record close in a row. am again, ebay, some of the names we're watching getting positive comment. pandora coming under pressure hitting recent lows after siriusxm, ceo there, dismisses any deal talk. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waing to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like

. >> and nicole petallides with her for business brief. losing 47 points.ere down over 70. the s&p down five in the mass back 26. winners than losers. wal-mart plans to create 10,000 jobs in the u.s. and that if they went on wall street. goldman sachs and jpmorgan under pressure. financial stake in the head after donald trump holds "the wall street journal" that the u.s. dollar is too strong. also some other comments about corporate tax reform. still higher. you can see the names of 15%, 9% depending which one you look at. the group overall of 16%. gold is that 1213 a tryout. it's been up three weeks in a row. 5.5% year to start your day on fox business that i banned. lauren and i will see you there >> our president does what he said he can do. he will support americans. the bottom line is he teaches people to be responsible for their own actions and that is what all of our young human need out there. not to blame anyone. not to blame the system, but to get up and stand up and keep it to their own development. and then we can of course help them. stuart: yo

. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief.ffordable care act. we heard from democrats today, chuck schumer, bernie sanders, nancy pelosi, as they -- health insurers to the downside. aetna, cigna, humana, losing ground, all with down arrows as dems work to save this. last six years republicans made dozens attempts to change and repeal it. president-elect trump plans to do exactly that. the hospital stocks with all up arrows. names like tenet health and hca holds with up arrows and key eye on drugmakers. names such as pfizer, merck, johnson & johnson, holding on to up arrows as well. the broader market overall? up arrows. the dow up 39 at 19,920. 80 points away. liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. i just snapped a photo and got an estimate in 24 hours. my insurance company definitely doesn't have that... you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance >> the first order of business is to repeal and replace obamacare. and that was our message t

floor of the new york stock exchange, at the very moment that the dow hit 20,000 was our own nicole petallidlides. >> there was screaming and yelling and three kinds of hats, something that everybody has been waiting for. we were here for dow 10,000. and the 20,000 mark, second fastest to make that 10,000 jump. the first was 10,000 to 11,000. everybody felt it coming, back in november dow 19,000, january 6th to 19,999.63, but couldn't do it. and now, they're just continuing to talk about trump's policies, the ideas that it's a road map, and as he does each move, each executive order, each idea of jobs, everything that he's doing is to lower taxes as opposed to increasing taxes. less regulation rather than more regulation. the optimism is here, in addition to sentimental earnings. and here are the hats. one guy made this in may of 2013. he was an optimist. may of 2013 and he made this dow 20,000 hat. another one, this is the tuckman hat, the official hat from the n ychy, and it looks l the 10,000 hat and-- >> don't pull that market down. here is the question, i'm often asked and i think is re

. ♪ >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief. red for 2016 as we are seeing markets under pressure, a weak u.s. dollar hovering around six week lows. the s&p 500 down 11 right now, and the majority of names on the dow jones industrial average do have red arrows. general electric had a couple of price target cuts, mcdonald's came out with sales, a little bit of weakness in the united states despite some demand for their all-day breakfast. exxon and merck also under pressure. yahoo! is now being investigated by the sec, questioning whether or not yahoo! violated laws by delaying the disclosure of their data breaches. key look at the airlines, oil is pulling back, but we are watching the airlines after a technical glitch for united yesterday. all those stocks are down about 2. and kate spade jumping about 3% as we see the interest reemerge from coach and michael kors. ♪ ♪ >> yes. -- eternal god, bless president donald j. trump and america, our great nation. guide us to remember the words of the psalmist who hay dwell on -- may dwell