great that they aren't. >> now we have to teach the american people how to fight. lou: we know you >> i tried to convey to him what could be done using social media in the future. >> is he going to behave like an adult or give me this phony baloney with hoodies and dungarees. tranter birkin this morning, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg talks about us privacy scandal. we'll take a look at its upcoming prepared testimony and what lawmakers are going to ask. lauren: overnight, chinese president xi jinping case a shot to the i'm getting promising markets. take a look now. features up by 248 points.

cheryl: in europe, those comments as well. the free trade lifting stocks there. what the come of cac all in the green. lauren: in japan company k. of 1%. cheryl: soon come to your cooper ride could have two wheels instead of four. "fbn:am" begins right now. ♪ lauren: good morning. 5:01 a.m. in new york. tuesday, april 10th. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i am cheryl casone. so many things to cover. the last 12 hours have been incredible. lauren: trade were potentially averted. in washington right now and will begin with what happened last night we xi jinping offering an olive branch to use rising trade tensions with the u.s.

he was speaking at a business conference today to cut import tariffs on cars into more to protect intellectual property. xi did not mention president trump directly but his comments come after president trent promise to slap an additional $100 billion in tariffs on chinese could just last week. this is the first time president xi has spoken out in public since the tart entrées start of trade between beijing and washington. cheryl:'s breaking this morning, the world trade organization against u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum products. the 25% tariff on steel and 10% on aluminum violates international trade rules. despite all that, let's take a look at features. investors shrugging that off. tell up to 59 in the premarket. as you can see, all of that has been kicking in since the comments were made.

lauren: everything is up at least 1%. they were actually up 2% yesterday before a news that the fbi raided the office of president trump's personal attorney, michael colin. cheryl: more in that story from our own edward lord. reporter: good morning, fbi agents raided michael cohen's office. they gathered evidence including documents come e-mails communication between cohen and president donald trump. they were privileged communications. the search warrant came from the referral from special counsel robert mueller's office. the president weighing in calling this rates a disgrace, voicing his displeasure of attorney general jeff sessions. >> the attorney general made a terrible mistake when he did this and when he recused himself. he should've simply let us know if he was going to recuse himself and we would've put a different attorney general lynn. so he made what i consider to be

a very terrible mistake for the country. reporter: chuck schumer worm in the president not to fire mauler saying the investigation is critical to the health of our democracy. the decision by the u.s. attorney's office in new york to use investigation with search warrants is completely unnecessary. he said a cohen has been cooperating with thousands of nonprivileged document. a source close to the white house says the show more is not limiting its investigation into collusion and demonstrating bad faith. he's been investigating for several things. campaign fraud for a payment of $130,000 to adult act for us stormy daniels. stormy daniels claimed she had an affair with donald trump. back to you. lauren: president trump with a forceful response to serious deadly attack. how to retaliate for the massacre that killed dozens of people could come at any moment.

>> we are making a decision as to what to do with respect to the horrible attack that was made near damascus and it will be met and you will be met forcefully, especially when we are able to, because of the power of the united states, because of the power of our country, we are able to top it. truth really is one u.s. missile destroyer as countries the coast. also asking the united nations security council to authorize an independent inquiry into the attack. serious has denied involvement. relief workers on the ground say people including women and children were killed. cheryl: well, today is the day. mark zuckerberg sitting down in the hot seat on capitol hill to testify about face looks privacy scandal. lauren: day one of the two-day testimony. tracee carrasco joins us with

that in more headlines making news. >> mark zuckerberg will face the transportation committee and the judiciary committee and tomorrow he will go before the house energy and commerce committee. in a prepared testimony, zuckerberg said quote, we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and now it's a big mistake. he also said, quote, it was my mistake and i'm sorry. i started facebook, i run it and i'm responsible for what happens here. but will it be enough of an apology for lawmakers? bill nelson held a private meeting with zuckerberg yesterday. >> we talk about the future and just how this platform, indeed social media, can be used to undermine our country's institutions. the message i wanted to convey to him, that if we don't reign in the misuse of social media,

none of us are going to have any privacy anymore. >> zuckerberg also to lay out steps to fix the issue. in the face but posts yesterday he said the company started in a research initiative to look into how social media can be manipulated to affect democracy and elections. see the full coverage of zuckerberg's testimony starting at 2:00 p.m. right here in the fox business network and facebook is trading higher in the premarket this morning. lauren: yeah, that's interesting because if you are an investor they will be spending more money on protecting privacy that profit might take a hit. cheryl: he said that in his prepared testimony. the profitability is going to be hurt. it was going win, lawmakers are shareholders. cheryl: wells fargo could be facing pretty hefty fines? >> reuters reporting the consumer financial protection bureau, led by mick mulvaney is

considering new fines for auto insurance and mortgage lending abuses. molding is considering a billion dollars fine which would surpass the $100 million fine if cmpd ordered wells fargo to pay at september 2016th two satellites on the account scandal. motivating effect to discuss the settlement on wednesday and on thursday while wells fargo is due to report earnings on friday. shares of wells fargo are down more than 10% so far this year. take a look at that. cheryl: we will soon be seeing uber bikes? >> is coming this is interesting. they are buying jump bikes, electric bike services in san francisco and washington. users can leave the bright red bikes on bike racks and will to find one through uber's app. the ceo said we are committed to bringing together multiple modes of transportation within the

uber app so you can find the best way to get where you're going whether that is in a uber, subway, bike or more. lauren: cars, bikes or something else. >> is tracey was just rip 49, mark zuckerberg appearing before congress if you haven't heard. some say it's going to be an ambush. his arrival on capitol hill yesterday getting a glimpse of what we can ask back. what kind of question is he going to get from lawmakers? attorney and prosecutor, great to have you here. >> great to be here. cheryl: the word ambush has been hurt a lot in the last 48 hours actual walk into a lot of angry lawmakers who said their privacy has been manipulated and made a profit from by facebook. how tough do you think this is going to be today?

>> is no doubt he's going to be grilled like a piece of meat on a barbecue. there's no doubt about that. the thing is zuckerberg is going to be prepared. he's a billionaire. he's got a number of lawyers who prepared him. they've gone on a campaign media blitz before this. he's going to be complete damage control and he's already coming across as a person who's humbles, contrite and says what is going to say. he gets defensive in response to questions, that to questions, that while her dad, but it's been well prepped for this. cheryl: steve wozniak, apple cofounder just resigned from facebook's board. listen to what he had to say about zuckerberg's role of facebook. >> zuckerberg has almost total voting control. so one person stands out, but he and his executives gave himself the special privilege. they didn't give it to you and me. they are above us. you should act like all your

customers are equal. cheryl: that's going to come out today. he has to defend himself. >> book, for him it comes down to versus good. it can connect people all over the world and is an agent for positivity. well, that flies in the face about face up his writing advertising dollars. basically facebook wants to become the next google. the place where you go to search for anything in the way they've done that is by selling user data or allowing companies to come in and use user data for targeted marketing. the issue with zuckerberg and how much power he has, that is a separate issue than what is going to be dealing with on congress. cheryl: that's one thing he can break. we talk about the possibility of regulating the company like facebook and how about the book. it is speculated that could become a media company of

especially the guys at the ftc. they have legal immunity is that google does. that could be repealed. also, congress could say we will pass privacy legislation. if you will not regulate yourself, we will do it for you. >> that is something certainly congress could look into. whether they come up with something that both parties agree to is probably a longshot. the issue here at facebook is this. it basically comes back to the first amendment. you are here trying to regulate speech. that is the conundrum congress has to deal with. how do you control fakeness without at the same time regulating speech. the reality is a better with less regulation and more freedom. cheryl: no matter what happens, not a fireworks. vinoo varghese coming thank you for being on with us. >> thank you.

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a mistake for one wheel of fortune contestant. >> a dance lesson. sorry. actually it's your turn. >> flamingo dance lesson. >> yeah, that they. i'll read it the way supposed to be. she said flamingo instead of flamenco. he doesn't look too happy. i wouldn't be either. i would like a do over for the weather. doesn't feel like spring for most of the country. are we ever going to see spring weather? cheryl: janice dean is here with her tuesday forecast. you said we should be a little hopeful. into the friday, saturday timeframe. temperatures in the 70s. we are getting there. it feels cold right now.

39 in new york. 33 in cincinnati and 30 in chicago. this system is departing in the quiet weather pattern we still deal with some rain, showers across central florida and our next big weather system moves into the west. parts of the northwest in northern california you will get wet and snow across the higher elevations in the city the next weather make are on the move across the rest of the u.s. over the next couple of days. looking good across the central u.s. 59 in kansas city, rain across the west and we'll see the system depart, but then temperatures in the 70s friday, saturday. lauren: it certainly is. jan is coming thank you very much. cheryl: we've got a lot more coming up. a speech overnight by chinese president xi jinping. plus a rally in the stock market. and we're hoping to have an update on the daughter of the russian spy who was poisoned.

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lauren: we are seeing a market rally this morning, welcoming a promise by xi jinping to open the country's economy to foreign companies. about time. that's up to 57, nasdaq futures at 99. jonathan honecker capitalistpig.com, president and ceo of capital asset management. good morning, gentlemen. >> good morning.

lauren: jonathan hoenig. where to jonathan's can this all be clear. does this avoid a trade war? >> the market is responding. although china had originally talked about back in november, trump had actually said you're seeing the market respond once again any kind is with spans the region. markets tend to get scared. they tend to fall and have less liquidity. when you talk about liberalizing of the chinese president did in the freedom equals growth. imagine what would happen if the u.s. decided to remove tariffs. markets could be up 1000 points that this is a positive step if you're free trade and liberalizing the economy. lauren: as jonathan hoenig just said, do we have reason to believe that president xi will follow through with them? he'll have some sort of timeline or deadline or calendar said board reason to believe him?

he might the market is responding to the fact that right now we are changing the conversation from opposing terrorists and restrict teen trade to actually having an open conversation. i think larry kudlow has done a good job calming the market in showing he will bring some reasoning to this tariff conversation that is existing. although i don't think the market volatility is going to be totally based off of tariffs, but i do think it has a good impact in what we are seeing happen for these markets. lauren: china has just filed a complaint against the u.s. as the wto, world trade organization against the first part of these tariffs, the steel and aluminum tariffs. how do you see that playing out? >> i see that terrorists plan other pastors for whatever country decides to enact them. in the last couple days when it comes to soybeans, the president essentially apologizing to farmers in the midwest about the

effect that terrorists could have on them. there's been some examples of a trade war, kind of a tit-for-tat when it comes to tears. that is why you see the market respond so favorably this morning. as her guests had come in the prospect of more trade, less terrorist is more incentive to buy stock. lauren: to play devils advocate come if if you look at tit-for-tat, some of the very smart people out there crunched the numbers. fitch says the amount to .3% of the economy. goldman says that is your .2% of u.s. gdp. is this that big of a deal? john gerard. >> it is that big of a deal. ultimately, anything having to do with reducing the trade deficit and liberalizing, cutting out the argument onto trade tariffs is positive for

the market. it's positive in the sense people will feel more confident to buy stocks and they won't see the negative impact that trade tariffs as a natural thing due to the economy. >> as you wrap this up, volatility is no doubt here to stay. how much of the volatility has to do with computers? china removed human emotion but making things create more human emotion if you ask me. >> no, loring. behind the computers are people. they are not at another round. in fact, computers existed last year when we had low. the volatility. i think washington has more to do than computers with volatility in the last couple weeks. lauren: all right to jonathan, john coming thank you so much. good to see both of you. cheryl: i'd like some human emotion right now in the market. that's for sure.

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>> i have this witchhunt constantly going on for over 12 months now. it's a disgrace. it's frankly a real disgrace. it is an attack on our country. an attack on what we all stand for. lauren: breaking news this morning. stocks that fall back on fbi raided the home and office of president trump personal attorney. train to kings for bursting in the market overnight after promise to cut tariffs and open

china's markets to take a look at features up to 79 in the free market. s&p announced that got more than 1.5%. >> people making money today. european stocks trading right now courtesy acf two thirds of 1%. cheryl: at easing trade tensions is great on the screen for a share. the japan's nikkei a path of% and china's shanghai composite up more than 125%. lauren: and it may be cold outside, but never too cold for ice cream. we will tie you how to get a free cone or cup today. "fbn:am" continues right now. cheryl: 5:31 a.m. in new york trade tuesday, april 10. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti. we look at the news of a pulled the markets down a little bit yesterday near the close.

president trump firing back at robert mueller, special counsel investigation into potential russia collision after the fbi raided donald trump's personal attorney tom, his office and hotel room calling this a witchhunt. >> it is frankly a real disgrace. it is an attack on our country in a sense. that is really now a whole new level of unfairness. this is now getting ridiculous. this is the most biased group of people. these people have the biggest group of special interest. their final collusion and go from there. they say let's could go in and they raid the office of a personal attorney in the morning. lauren: gentlemen, good morning. i don't know where to begin on

this one. max, i'll begin with you. what exactly is michael cohen being investigated for? >> this was a referral from robert mueller from the southern district of new york. it is really time that especially republican elected officials in congress have truth to power moment with the president who sees these conspiracies everywhere, even though the attorney in the southern district saw faces his hand-picked attorney appointed by jeff sessions who looked at this referral instead we have to act. it is really time that we take a look at what the president is begging, how he's using this language to undermine the rule of law in america and how this comes from any other country in the world, we rightfully would've condemned it as being anti-democratics beach that undermines justice. lauren: let's plan alan

dershowitz shot. >> this is absolutely -- >> verse 10, grab all the computers and give it to another fbi agent and say you are the firewall. read all of these communications. tell us which ones we can get and which ones we can't get. the deafening silence of the aclu and civil libertarians about the intrusion into the confidentiality is really appalling. lauren: this just throw out the window of attorney client privilege? >> this is absolutely disheartening, alarming and chilling to her sixth amendment right. the council -- it slaps the face off of attorney-client privilege. i have legal advice for the president of the united states and the says mr. president, do not fire the special counsel. instead, pack the office of special counsel.

there's a total of nine and have a majority vote in order to even seek an indictment. have a five to four vote majority in order to seek a warrant to raid somebody's office. a five to four majority in order to even seek a fisa warrant to go start surveilling somebody. if they do not comply with that, then fire them. >> one more question before we go back to max. how can the president fight this in the court of law? >> i'll tell you how he confided. he can stand up and he can say that i am the guy who actually has the constitutional control over the attorney general's office, over the deputy attorney general in the special counsel. at this point, when you are going out and reading a private attorneys office in his home, this isn't designed to just go

after michael cohen. this is designed to go after the president. and by the way comments absolutely horrendous with being done as an attorney. as a lawyer, should i be threatened? lauren: do you think mueller teamed his train ticket michael calling to turn on trump? >> no, i don't. as i said earlier, it's important to know this was done through the southern district of new york, which was by no means some liberal democrat attorney. this is jeffrey berman. lauren: if this were hillary clinton, what would happen? you would hear comments alan dershowitz said, people would be more fired up about what actually went down in how far removed we are from the russian investigation. >> look, lauren. i disagree with macs here. this is absolutely designed to put a gun to donald trump's head. that is what this is all about. this is to get donald trump more

frightened. i don't think michael cohen will ever do anything negative to donald trump. there's not been that could be anything detrimental to donald trump. hey, i don't know what the basis is behind this warrant. none of us do right now. but i have to give a good educated guess all about this ftc nonsense and they will never prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the reason that he made any payments was as an effort to contribute to the donald trump campaign. you can't get into his mind on that. turning lauren: thank you. cheryl: u.s. airlines are getting better at many things except one. lauren: service with a smile? tracee carrasco joins us now. she does smile very well. >> good morning. new numbers from the transportation department show that u.s. airlines getting better except for one very important one, getting to your

destination on time. only about 80.2% provide within 14 minutes a day scheduled time. 2017 numbers a little worse than 2016. but we are seeing that airlines are losing fewer bags. there are also fewer complaints. yesterday marked the one-year anniversary. remember the video of the doctor who was dragged off the united airlines flight. who could forget that. yesterday one year. hopefully within that your airlines have learned something. lauren: okay, we hope. >> citibank hopes nothing at all. a california pot dispensary called city bank could be in trouble for its name. apparently a little too close to citibank. "the new york post" asked citigroup area company if there is any relation to the dispensary in a spokes versus

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lauren: welcome back. let's get you caught up on what's happening out of the daughter of a former russian spy poisoned a lot with her father has been released from hospital. scribble and her father were found poisoned a month ago by a nerve agent suspected to have come from russia. former attorney general to read lynch breaking her silence of the tarmac when he chatted with bill clinton days before the fbi decided it would not recommend criminal charges against hillary clinton. >> it was still 107 degrees out right. i told in the come on the plane and say hello.

it seemed like we were going to say hello, hi how are you an at move on and then the conversation was continued. lauren: she said she did not discuss hillary clinton and only discussed. tammy duckworth has become the first u.s. senator to give birth while in office. senator duckworth, senator from illinois called attention to the lack of procedures for pregnant members of congress. cheryl: something you know a little bit about. president trump promising a forceful response to serious chemical attack. a decision on how to retaliate for the massacre that killed dozens could come at any moment. >> if it's russia, if it is serious, if it's iran, if the taliban together, we will figure it out and we will know the answers quite soon. we are looking at that very strongly and very seriously.

[inaudible] >> evening. and evening. if he does it will be very tough. everybody's going to pay a price. he will, everybody will. cheryl: reports a one guided missile destroyer has moved towards the coast. the trump administration has asked the security council to authorize an independent inquiry into this attack. syria continues to deny involvement. braemar of query not intelligence network. ryan, russians are denying they have any in all been in this. how can a assad had chemical weapons he didn't get them from the russians? >> welcome this area has been acclaimed state of russia and before that the soviet union. those ties go way back in russia helped them build all the capabilities that they matured. they work in unison. whenever assad does something, russians cannot it's a fake fake news, fake news, assad is an

innocent wonderful guy and they use their outlets to spread that disinformation, which is something americans should be prepared for in the coming days, specially if they bombed syria, which is extremely likely to happen. cheryl: the u.n. security council did have an emergency meeting yesterday. listen to what nikki haley said during that meeting. >> you are beyond showing pictures of dead navies. we are beyond appeals to conscience. the united states is determined to see the monster dropped chemical weapons on the syrian people held to account. the united states will respond. cheryl: the response may be another missile attack. is that the right strategy? >> i think so. has to be tougher than last time because assad is violated the redline. it might even go so far as trying to cripple the syrian air force and make it so that they can't go in the skies at all.

assad has to feel as if his rule is threatened. he doesn't care if his troops died. he doesn't care if serious die. trump calls him an animal for a reason. many animals have more of a conscience then try to let in. he has to feel as if his life is threatened or his role as threaten and he can think again about doing this type of stuff. by the way, he has a long history of killing and maiming american soldiers in iraq and elsewhere. that has been long forgotten, but i am certainly people the military haven't forgotten about that. cheryl: i've only got a few seconds but listen, the president has had strong language, he's been strong on twitter, what do we do and does he continue to do these atrocities he's committed? >> you might honestly. the hope is that someone around "fbn:am" says this is my moment

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lauren: welcome back. down to the final today said the nba regular season. a few teams got in the playoffs last night.

cheryl: yeah coming. max is here with all the haves and have-nots. >> good tracee carrasco a free ice cream today? lauren: she did. >> i can't get anything off my mind since i heard that. nba playoffs will kick off this saturday. one more playoff spot opening. san antonio spurs extended nba record with the 21st straight appearance. first time in three years will be playing playoff pass called the big easy. anthony davis. the pelicans beat the clippers in the oklahoma city got a monstrous triple durable to get into the playoffs. the coup was at madison square garden last night. masters champion for the cavaliers in cleveland gets its 50th win of the season, quenches the central division. tomorrow night, nuggets given timberwolves a one-game playoff. the loser does not. some athletes honor their idols

by wearing the same jersey number. patrick reid has shown his love for tiger woods by wearing a red shirt on days as tiger has. not this weekend. redesigned and apparel deal this year with nike had to nike had two following a directive from the powers that be at the swoosh. whatever the color plays -- were saturday come he were sunday. was mr. pink. while tiger woods were blue, he was allowed to wear his traditional red and black. this one subject we know to not joke about an airport. scared to even mention it here. green bay packers wide receiver trevor davis never got the memo. probably never saw meet the parents either. when you're at the airline counter is a wet sunday with the women he was scheduled to travel with, when you're asked if you are carrying aerosol cans, knives, weapons or explosives, you don't turn to your and say hey did you remember to pack the

explosives? he was charged with a misdemeanor for making a criminal threat. cheryl: that the rate -- a little ridiculous. >> even use the word on that an airport. train to the agent couldn't tell it was a joke? >> a little alabama crimson red? president trump celebrating the college football title. lauren: cherry garcia. jared max, thank you very much. fox news headlines 24/7 on sirius xm channel 115. >> i love anything with care of now. cheryl: i love making money. >> are you a dead head?

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train to the possibility of a trade war with china threatens the u.s. dollar which has also been under pressure. james foley joins us now. how can a trade war hurt the dollar? >> well, there are different ways. the first the market is very concerned if we won't have a trade were to concede more inflation inflation, growth slowing in the u.s. and that is considered to be a negative sign for the dollar. lots of different reasons i would come into play. some of the emerging market

could do even worse. lauren: jane, what is your reaction from the speech from the chinese president? >> i think it's a relief and we can see this as a stock market. the whole of the effort markets really. we don't know how a trade war is going to win, but this is a concern from a concern, decided there up for negotiation and perhaps a trade war can be averted with some changes made to china and potential u.s. policy. cheryl: chain, thank you for being here. a big night for investors. we appreciate it. lauren: she's so good at getting a lot into a small amount of time. thank you for joining us on "fbn:am." time for dagen mcdowell who's in for maria bartiromo. dagen: good morning. i will see you both shortly. i am dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. tuesday, april 10th. your top stories at 6:00 a.m.

eastern. hitting the brakes, stocks losing steam after the fbi raided the office and home and even hotel room of president trump personal attorney, michael cohen. >> it's frankly a real disgrace. it is an attack on our country and what we all stand for. so when i saw this and when i heard it, i heard it like you did. i said that is really now a whole new level of unfairness. dagen: use of the markets give up points in the last four minutes of trading. more about a turnaround with a strong open. 254-point gain on the dow futures right now because of trade. a little bit of light clearing in the air. comments from chinese president xi jinping signaling a willingness to open his country to foreign investors, including lower tariffs on auto imports.

we will dig into that momentarily. in europe, gains across the board in france, germany and asia overnight also buying galore. great across all four major markets there. facing the music. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg said to get grilled on capitol hill today as he prepares to hear from the joint hearing on the senate judiciary. suspected to face tough questions over the cambridge analytica scandal, possible russian election interference and so much more. how about black enforcement policies? recklessness with your private information. fox business company will bring you live coverage at 2:00 p.m. eastern. tragedy in arizona. multiple fatalities after a small plane crashes on air. near scottsdale arizona shortly after takeoff. the latest on the investigation had.