>> i want you to know that you are never alone and you never will be. >> don't tell me there's no such thing as gun violence. it happened in parkland. >> breaking news this morning. president trump consoling the country as the community of parkland holds candle light vigil of massacre. cheryl: senate failed to pass four bills. what's next for daca? lauren: we are watching the market claw back, major averages are on track for the best week since the presidential election, taking a look at stock market futures.

we could have a possibly sixth day in a row. cheryl: in europe take a look at this. stocks galloping. lauren: in japan, nikkei jumping 1.2%. cheryl: mcdonalds want to make a happy meal a happy meal. we will tell you how they plan to do that. fbn:am starts right now. lauren: tgif, 5:01 in the morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, i am cheryl casone. well, the parkland, florida community is in mourning. last night they held a candle light vigil to remember those innocent lives that were lost. >> my friends are dead, peter,

martin, they are dead. and those are my good friends. >> jamie took a bullet and he's dead. i -- i don't know what i do next. cheryl: we've got lauren in parkland with the latest. >> the feeling of panic turns to grief one day after gunman opens fire killing 17 at douglas high school. >> he's dad, he's mournful, remorseful, he is fully aware of what is going on and he's just a broken human being. >> the parkland community in mourning gathering thursday evening to remember the lives lost this after 19-year-old nicklaus cruz makes first appearance, taking uber to the school and entering with duffle

bag and backpack. cruz was only in the school about 7 minutes before fleeing the scene. >> the suspect cross fields and ran west along with others who were fleeing and tried to mix in with the group that were running away fearing for their lives. >> he went to wal-mart and continued to a nearby mcdonalds. soon after detained from police officer from the coconut creek police department, we are learning more about the troubled shooter's past, his mother dying in november and in september fbi officials received tip of ominous comment post today jew tube in which a person named nicklaus cruz said i'm going to be a professional shooler. >> no additional information was

found to positively identified the person who posted this comment. >> according to cruz's lawyer he as been placed as suicide watch and suffered from mental illness his entire life. fox news. lauren: president trump is canceling scheduled trip to orlando to promote infrastructure plan, instead a separate trip to parkland in the coming days. he is scheduled to spend the weekend at mar-a-lago. men while there's this gofundme peanl, -- page and has raised $600,000. jeff sessions will be on sunday morning futures with maria bartiromo, do not miss the interview, 10:00 a.m. eastern on sunday on the fox news channel. cheryl: well, the senate empty handed fail to go pass a bipartisan immigration bill after a week that was dedicated to debating it and finding solution. both sides not seeing eye to

eye. the schumer democrats and the senate demonstrated again that they are not serious about daca and immigration reform and not serious about homeland security. lauren: house minority leader nancy pelosi says, quote, the president must stop sabotaging and the republican congress must have the courage to pass legislation to protect dreamers now. we go to connell mcshane in washington. >> hey, lauren and cheryl, good morning to both of you. four procedural votes held in the senate. before those votes, the white house blasted a bipartisan compromise that was worked out by a group of senators, would have given the dreamers a path to citizenship and provided $25 billion for border security over the course of ten years but didn't go far enough for the

president who called it a catastrophe and threatened a veto effectively destroying the measure that was supported by the likes of senator lindsey graham. >> after this crash and burn experience, we will do one or two things, we will reconfigure the process to be able us to get us to a yes position where 70% rely by the way or do what we did last 35 years, punt to the administration if we continue attack on everything and everybody and make it a political exercise, we are doomed to fail and it is president trump's president that will be the biggest loser. >> appeared to be bipartisan deal that prioritized deporting people after certain date, june 30th of this year. white house basically said that that's set up a quote future amnesty date as was described by one administration official.

the bipartisan group came back and said that their bill was designed in a narrow fashion for a reason, they thought that's the only thing that could pass but at tend of the day, the senate, turns out that at least for now that nothing could pass and the future of immigration debate is uncertain, cheryl, lauren, thank you in new york. cheryl: many questions, we are going to have political panel addressing a lot of the problems that we have seen this week that's coming up. well, twitter is cracking down on fake news. lauren: gives us the opportunity to say good morning to tracee carrasco who joins with more on that and the other headlines making news, hey, tracee. >> good morning, twitter will begin broadcasting local live tv news along with timeline when tragedy strikes in addition to spreading false information. this was tested the other day during parkland, florida shooting. you'll be taken to another timeline of tweets about whatever the breaking news is. however, the only downside here is that the tweets are picked by

an algorithm which doesn't ensure that the information will be accurate at all times. there's the -- there is the pick there. >> the source of the information is always in question. all right. silicon valley, known for being very liberal, lately being very partisan, they are losing a pretty prominent conservative. >> yes, they are, peter teele who cofounded paypal and silicon valley most prominent conservative as you said is reportedly not happy with the left-leaning politics of silicon valley so he's moving home and personal investment homes to los angeles from san francisco. the wall street journal says he's thinking about resigning from the board of facebook. teele's relationship has been strained since the fight over fellow director over his support of donald trump's presidential campaign and related confrontation over board room leaks with chief executive mark

zuckerberg last summer. cheryl: according to journal the conflict was hastings, the ceo of netflix. the letter, the e-mail anyway that was reviewed, it was basically teele was told that you're not fit to be on the board, interesting. mcdonalds is making -- they wanting to healthy. they are trying to go healthy, but they wanting to healthier. tracee: parents might be happy about this, kids not so sure. mcdonalds is changing happy meal menu. cheeseburgers won't be part of menu for kids meal although parents can still ask for them. also the french fries sizes will be smaller and chocolate milk with come with less sugar. all happy meals in the u.s. have 600 or less by june. worldwide, they want to do this by 2022. lauren: tracee, thank you very much. coming up not a good day on the hill as the senate fails to pass

any immigration bill. >> it's discouraging. seems to sometimes the only thing we can do on a bipartisan basis is spent a lot more money that we have. [laughter] lauren: to what's next for immigration reform? our political panel tackling that next, and we have political futures of mitt romney as well as oprah winfrey. let's take a look at the market this friday morning, excellent week for the stock market. certainly recovering after the blood bath we saw in the past couple weeks. dow futures up

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mitt romney going to running bid to be elected utah's next senator. romney pushed back out of respect. senator is taking orrin hatchet's seat. she says that if she was meant to run, god would have told herby now and that hasn't happened but that, lauren, is what is happening. lauren: all right, after week of debate, multiple, multiple immigration plans failing in the senate including a bipartisan plan that president trump sent to veto. >> it's not fair to the american people, it's not fair to the daca immigrants, it's not fair to anybody. we just wasted an entire week. >> bad for the country.

it's a bad day. >> the president to grab the reins and lead himself and get democrats and republicans in a room and fair solution for daca, get that done and move to comprehensive. lauren: all right, exactly is next for immigration reform because basically they have been taken talking about for a week and showing empty-handed, here to weigh in former ohio minority leader and washington exact -- examiner capri and blakeman. >> good morning. lauren: four bills presented to them, brad, they can't agree on anything, what's the problem here? >> the problem is the dysfunction of the senate, we have known this for a long time, bills are passed in the house and die in the senate and you have lack good will and a lot of the debate and week has been unprocedure.

this is nonsense trying to block republicans, mitch mcconnell has been more than generous giving platform this is not about president trump, my news to congress is it's about you guys, the president has the right legislation and could give group opinions, direction, it's up to congress to write legislation and pass it. i think right now we need to get the senate a rest and time spent by the house, hopefully will give the senate an opportunity to regroup. lauren: capri, the president was clear on what he existed, the four pillars that must be on any legislation that he does sign, does he need to narrow that down a little bit or cave in order to get that done, the common sense bill, the centrist bill that did a lot of but not what all of what the president wanted, that was turned down also. >> seems as the purpose of getting in the way of the good both from white house as well as frankly from progressives and

the progressive movements within my own party, so, you know, it is a mentioned there was a centrist bill that i believe present bid john mccain and chris coons, democrat from delaware that provided path to citizenship and relief for daca dreamers as well as funding for border security and the wall, but it didn't do it in a timely fashion, a timely enough fashion for the white house and that's why they opposed. they were opposing it along with progressive group and what we have seen now is, you know, basically the senate coming up empty-handed with a variety of bills, frankly, that it's probably concern as well out of republicans that are concerned about voting for a bill that could be perceived as amnesty that why would they waste their political capital if they know that a bill like that is going to get vetoed, you know, by president trump and then, you know, frankly there's enough blame to go around because the house on both sides, your

freedom caucus and progressives that are not going to come together, where do we go from here, probably temporary thing. lauren: where do we go is a good question. you suggested the senate put it to rest but the house pick it up. what if we had a more narrow bill, we attach daca to the spending bill, that happened march 23rd, we have to address spending once again or let the supreme court take all this up because now we have heard from not one but two federal judges, they blocked the white house, the trump administration from winding down daca. >> well, on your first point, we attached daca to the spending bill. the answer is no. this should be a stand-alone bill, daca is important on a number of issues, on border security, on chain migration, on lottery and the daca people themselves, their status. this should not be an amendment to a spending bill and number two, the courts don't legislate in america, you can't punt to the supreme court and say, well, they'll decide for us, this is exactly what our founders said

we shouldn't be doing. every branch is coequal, let them do their job. lauren: yeah, in the meantime the american people are uneasy about the current state of politics and they want something done about this. brad, capri have a new -- good week. >> you get to decide what kind of king you are going to be. cheryl: film critic mike sergeant is going to be here with his review of black panther. bitcoin is the recovery for real, though? that's a good question. you're watching fbn:am. we have all the answers coming up.

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>> what happened now determines what happens to the rest of the world. cheryl: that was a clip from the new movie black panther at that time hitting theaters today. the film is being ground breaking for african cinema. mike sergeant, good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: this is breaking the notion that movies in black culture -- >> there has been a long-standing myth like wonder woman, a movie with a woman, same thing here, most black

films have to live and die in america, you can make 150 million and that's it and doesn't get distributed around the world. cheryl: if you look at straight out of compton that was box office success. why is hollywood just now coming around to the idea, is the bog iger that pushed it? >> he has been behind this because he can see the future, on the one hand, audiences, stories are good stories, at the end of the day, why would a story that's rooted in african-american culture be any less significant or, you know, consumable by the world than any other story? so i think that as the world has become more of a sort of a global culture where we see movies from all over the world, why wouldn't a film that embraces african culture make well, money?

cheryl: first time we've had a black super hero, we finally had wonder woman, forget about catwoman, we will leave catwoman in history books. the reviews themselves about the reviews in general, that's behind star wars movies. it's wild. >> yes, it is. cheryl: what about the film that make it a great movie? >> as super hero film is different. different kind of origin and different kind of story and not like anything that we have seen. not the first time we have seen a first super hero. this is a super hero that embraces, you know, even though it's a fictional african country embrace it is culture. not just a hero but he's a king. that's quite an image especially for young children. cheryl: i don't want to give any spoilers out. >> it's a blend of james bond,

super hero, you know, there's a lot of fighting in there, stuff where they don't have super powers for a moment, there are a lot of things about it that are completely different than what we have seen. cheryl: the cast is amazing. i heard sterling brown makes appearance. >> she does. cheryl: claimed actor is now -- has great role? >> very pivotal roll. i don't want to give it away. the cast is great. you want to clap just for them because it's great seeing them. cheryl: could this be the biggest film of the year? >> well, i think if it's not this, it'll be inventors infinity which will also have black panther in it. but i feel like it will be. cheryl: this is set up for next marvel piece of trilogy, i lost track where they are at right now. >> eighteenth film. cheryl: thank you for coming in,

great to see you in new york. >> you too. cheryl: coming up a vicious flu season and dangerous for people with heart problems, we will talk to a cardiologist about what you need to know, a heart-stopping week for investors, are we in road to recovery for 10% correction? our market panel will chime in on that. take a look at futures, we may have strong week for the market, dow is up 90 points premarket. ♪

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>> i want you to know that you are never alone and you never will be. >> don't tell me there's no such thing as gun violence, it happened in parkland. cheryl: emotional cannedlight vigil held in parkland, florida to remember the victims, just one day of horrific rampage claimed innocent lives at school. 18-year-old gunman charged with

17 counts of premeditated murder. lauren: major averages are on track for best week since 2016, since the presidential election taking a look at futures dow up six days in a row, up 75 days in a row. cheryl: stocks in europe galloping ahead of the open. cac higher as well. lauren: this is what happened in asia, many markets closed for lunar new year but in japan nikkei jumping up and the bank of japan governor nominated for new term. cheryl: our -- are investors back in? fbn:am continues right now. ♪

lauren: 5:31 in the morning, friday the 16th of february, good morning, thank you for joining us, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: bitcoin? lauren: are they back in the stock market. lauren: what a tremendous week. you can see futures up about 70 points on the dow, investors this week have put the corrections that we saw last week in the rear-view mirror or have they? some analysts say we might be racing to record highs too fast. is it time to put on the brakes, we bring sean and edward of the american institute for economic research. hi, guys. >> hi, how are you? lauren: is this too good to be true, sean, is this rebound for real? we have been up this week by 5% for the most part. yesterday we finished at the highs of the session, that's a good sign? >> i think that's a good sign. we are still 5% of the all-time

high. we still have room to go before we race all the way back. i think the correction that we had was needed, we had almost two years uninterrupted without a correction. i think there was a couple of things that spooked the market, perhaps, threat of inflation and maybe rising rates. yesterday the day before with two bad prints having the market go up maybe sets that aside a little bit and i think that, you know, that maybe we are underestimating some of the problematic and there's a lot of structureed products and notes that had an issue and that forced program selling. i think a lot of that is out of the way and i still don't think the fundamentals are solid. lawyer raur in your view, edward, did anything change this week versus last week because inflation is certainly still here as is arguably a

strengthening economy? >> i think that we have obsession that they'll never be fluctuations in prices. lauren: i just want it to go up. >> in reality things will go up. we can see that time and time again. we are still 5% below an all-time high and we are recovering from that all-time high. lauren: edward, we are going into a long weekend, holiday weekend, do you think that changes anything for investors as they set up for today's session? >> i think this is a long-term trend that we have to be looking at. you could see this in every market. you could see it in stock markets. i don't want to get into crypto curbsy market, bitcoin, the amount of fluctuations are huge. we should expect this and it's not a surprise.

lauren: one of the factors supporting higher oil prices is the dollar. the dollar has been weak, we are looking at the worst weekly loss amid a fed that's incline to rise rates, that's unusual? >> there's obsession that we won't be able to finance our debt. our ten-year bond yield is higher than germany, uk and italy and when people are starting to look for places to put the fixed income, almost 3% on u.s. treasury, i think most people will choose that. and i think that's where the support for the dollar eventually comes from. as people outside the u.s. or inside by treasuries, are buying dollars and that should continue to support the dollar. lauren: in terms of the ten-year yield, edward as we wrap this up, when we kicked closer to 3%, the stock market got totally

spooked, are we looking at the spooky number being 4%? >> we've had such abnormal monetary policy over the years and eventually how long is this going to last and if we do see hidden inflation creeping up, i think that is the long run risk, they are always us leaving us guessing with the changes in who is in charge with the fed, we don't really know, that's my big problem with the federal reserve, it can change so drastically as you have changes in who's in charge? lauren: yeah, we have a fed that signals everything, maybe they shouldn't. edward, sean, have a good weekend. can he-- cheryl: i heard that somewhere. bitcoin surging above $10,000 for the first time many more than two weeks. lauren: i remember 20,000 in december. tracee carrasco making a

comeback. tracee: now below 10,000. did rise above $10,000 yesterday for the first time in over two weeks. now the digital currency has fallen 70% from its all-time peak-high hit in mid-december. a number of hacks on exchange. it was affected by wall street's recent swings going against the idea that bitcoin price moves are uncorrelated to other assets. lauren: more governments are starting to accept is a strong word but reald be to stick around. cheryl: or try to kill it. depends which government you're talking about. lauren: talk to me about cvs exceeding revenue expectations. tracee: doing well than expected, did beat wall street quarterly on profit yesterday as u.s. and international distributors license more of its show. cbs rose 11.5% with almost

1.2 billion of that coming from content and licensing and distribution. the company also said that it now has nearly 5 million subscribers for cbs all action and showtime online streaming service, goal to have 8 million subscribers to have two services by 2020. the company shares were slightly higher in afterhour trading. cheryl: no more merger talk. tracee: there wasn't any discussion about that in the call. maybe they are avoiding that for the time being. lauren: i don't watch any cbs shows right now, you, guys? cheryl: i yeah. [laughter] cheryl: story about beer and marijuana. lauren: wow. happy friday. tracee: concerned about the legal cannabis industry that instead of drinking more beer

more people will smoke spot. the spread of legal marijuana as a, quote, risk to its business and its annual financial report filed with the sec. this was one of 40 risk factors included in the filing, several other larger beer companies have made similar statements including boston beer, that's the parent brand of sam adams and makers of omission beer. owner of corona beer recently made large investment in the marijuana industry. cheryl: i think it's smart that they are acknowledging the threat in all of this. lauren: understanding the market, i suppose. tracee: thank you. lauren: well, coming up we had the secretary of state rex tillerson visiting turkey, he will meet with the country's president how the u.s. trying to bridge differences over the issue of syria. and health officials are warning that the dangerous flu season, it could continue for just how

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happening now. we are taking a lock at futures, gaining 53 points. we have the gains from just a few moments ago. but, of course, the dow and the s&p are down 5% from their january all-time highs, in other news, u.s. and turkey are attempt to go bridge differences over policies in syria. secretary of state tillerson meeting with turkish president erdogan, turkey hope to go diffuse tensions with the kurdish militia in syria. white house is blaming russia for devastating cyber-attack, june ransom ware attack was meant for ukraine and caused millions of dollars in u.s. moscow denies being behind the attack. report by iranian group says iran is using apps to spy on own people, the islamic revolutionary guard has created

its own messaging app that are spy ware enabled to help them hunt antigovernment protestors. apps available on apple and google play, meaning they are available to users everywhere. cheryl. cheryl: well, this year the flu has been more dangerous than usual. expected to kill as many 50,000 americans, part of the reason has to do with this year's vaccine, the centers for disease control says it's only 25% effective against the nastiest strain, worst recent study found that flu can increase the risk of a heart attack and as flu season still has weeks, well, months to go. for more we are joined by dr. campbell, doctor, good morning. >> good morning, thanks for having me. cheryl: i first want to ask you, the study comes from england journal of medicine and had a lot of people frightened about higher risk of heart attack because of the flu, can you explain why that is?

>> absolutely, this was a great study. it showed that if you had the flu or respiratory illness and we think that's probably because of the extra stress that a new-like illness or flu itself puts on the heart. it can really cause the release of stress hormones and can really put an extra workload on the heart and that in people who have underlying heart disease can be what tips you over and causes heart attack. >> there was a story this week of a 14-year-old girl, 14-year-old, healthy child that ended up dying of heart failure, heart attack but the beginnings of it was the flu and the respiratory problems that she was having. what can parents do, what should they be looking for, those signs? >> you know, one of the most important things is obviously get vaccinated, it's still not too late to get vaccinated. at home make sure you have good

hand hygiene and stay home if you're sick but what you should look for in teenager or child is if they become disoriented, not thinking clearly, if they have become confused and those are things that really should warn a trip to the emergency room and could be signs of life-threatening problem. cheryl: normally in other flu seasons the concern has been elderly, pregnant women and small children and this year turned this somewhat upside down. i want to ask you about pace mate. this is something that you actually developed to better help with heart conditions and monitor heart, correct? >> that's exactly right. you think about all the wearables, apple watches, face makers that are out there, they produce heck of a lot of data, we process the data and make the data readily available and what we have shown that every thousand patient that is we

monitor remotely we can prevent 50 deaths, we can prevent 30 strokes, save millions of dollars in hospitalizations because we get to make decisions about how the treat patients in realtime as oppose when things get bad down the line, it's great technology and i think it's really changing the way we practice medicine. cheryl: technology has changed the way people monitor their heart rate, i wear a garment, i watch it all day, probably too much. kevin campbell-it's been fascinating to have you on the show this morning. we thank you for your time. >> thanks for having me. cheryl: dr. kevin campbell. lauren: we terrifying crash at olympics, jared max coming up with all the highlights from the winter games just ahead. and we are also going to take you to london to see how european invest are feeling at the end of this wild, wild week. you're watching fbn:am.

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lauren: yesterday we showed you how the tragic events in parkland, florida hit home from one mayor league baseball star that star went back to help his community heal. cheryl: jared max has the story and what a story it is. jared: anthony rizzo, chicago cubs all-star first baseman left spring training in mesa, arizona to return to alma mater. rizzo was one of around 2 dozen speakers in vigil last night

attended by thousands tat parkland auditorium. >> look, i'm a baseball player but also i'm an mesh, i'm a floridan and parklander for life. iariar one person anthony rizzo knew when he played football was assistant football coach aaron, security guard at the school who saved multiple lives wednesday as noted by the football program selflessly shielded students from the shooter when he was shot. he died a shooter and he will forever be in heart and memories. chris was also killed wednesday. thursday was not a good day for team usa at the winter olympics, however, the youngers american at the pyeongcang, skater lands, top american finisher in the short program nathan but 17.

marcs broke his neck yesterday in snowboard run. watch this. 30-year-old lands flat on his back. now thankfully no neurological impairments after the crash but was able to get up and fractured fifth vertebrae and headed home to austria. no medals from team usa which has eight as we look as the netherlands sitting at the top. u.s. 8 medals, five golds and a couple of bronze. miklla finished in fourth. got sick before the race. hopefully team usa comes back. cheryl: we had a tough week at the games. jared: we won the hockey team. lauren: there you go. cheryl: miracle on the ice. something like that. thank you, jared.

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lauren: so understatement to say it's been a wild week, couple of weeks for global markets. we want to see how european markets are doing on the final day of the week, we bring in craig from senior market analyst, what's going on? >> we are just seeing a bit of improvement in sentiment globally. we have seen in the u.s. as well and in asia also. we are in continued rebound from the lows. we saw some very sharp selling over the last couple of weeks. i still think that the rebound we have seen is weak particularly in europe which maybe a concern, may suggest that there's some anxiety so that more day that is we can put together like this, the more confidence will improve. but like say, it is just a rebound and i think when we hit 10% market on downside has potentially led some to believe that this is a correction and correction that's hopefully played out. cheryl: that would be nice to

see a little bit of pullback and we are on the races again. craig, bitcoin back -- it was overnight session above 10,000 again, is that significant to you that 10,000 mark on bitcoin? >> i think it is an important psychological level. it would suggest that the slump is potentially over. i don't think it's going to be quite significant as last time. we have to remember, there's a key different between this time and passing 10,000 and last time this real euphoria, the headlines were being made everywhere you looked, everyone you spoke to was talking about bitcoin, this time a little different. lauren: craig, thank you very much. cheryl: and thank you for watching fbn:am. we send it over the maria bartiromo, good morning, maria. maria: hey, there ladies, happy friday to you. good morning to you, i'm maria bartiromo, it is friday february 16th, your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. make it 5 straights, stocks rally again can dow closing

better than 300 points. dow has gained 6% in just five trading session that is we just saw. marking largest percentage gain for that span since 2011. bulls are back this morning. take a look at futures. more momentum, dow industrials expected to be up 40 points, that's fraction, s&p 500 also up a quarter of a percent and nasdaq up 22 points, third of a percent higher right now. european inic's green across the board. cac quarante up three quarters of a percent, dax index in germany up two-thirds as well. and in asia overnight all mayor indices were closed for lunar new year except for japan, nikkei average was up better than 1er and you can see good year there. immigration standoff senators failed to pass compromise last night on any of the three possible bills even a bipartisan effort which would have provided pathway to citizenship for

dreamers as well as billions for border security, that could not get the required votes. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle now say the president's opposition to the compromise was a major factor. >> the only way i see a solution is for the president to grab the the rings back and lead himself to get republicans and democrats in a room and get that done and move to comprehensive. maria: a lot on the new efforts to reach a deal coming up. new details of shooting, the suspect 19-year-old nicklaus appeared in cruz. the late e as thousands show up at vigil to honor the victims, the tragedy has sparked a now round of debate on gun control. meanwhile attorney general jeff sessions says he vows to confront the problem of mass shootings, i will speak with the attorney general this weekend on sunday morning futures, join me for