>> the president's team is being told he's not a criminal target at a time when james comey and andrew mccabe and some of the investigators find themselves under fire. cheryl: breaking this morning, news that president trump is not target to investigationings helping stock cut losses. >> the dow had been down more than 190 points but ended down to just 83 points after the report on the mueller-cohen investigations. cheryl: today you have earnings once again. general electric, worst dow performer. dow down 56 in the premarket. s&p and nasdaq in the red as

well. >> in europe mixed picture as investors weigh earnings over there. the ftse in positive territory. cheryl: taking a look at asia, technology investors rattled by the warning of taiwan semiconductor for demand for smartphone. stock in shanghai over 1%. >> meet daisy, robot from apple. fbn:am starts right now. ♪ ♪ cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. cheryl casone. >> i'm adam shapiro for lauren simonetti. i know many will want to throw

many apart. cheryl: we have breaking news to get to this morning as always, stock market cutting major losses yesterday after deputy attorney general told president trump he's not the target of two separate ongoing investigations. >> blake berman is at the white house and has more details for you. blake: a source familiar tells fox that rod rosenstein told the president last week that the president is not the focus of the investigation into personal attorney michael cohen. last week here at the white house rosenstein met with the president during press conference wednesday the president down played speculation if he fired rosenstein and the head of the special counsel robert mueller. >> as far as the two gentlemen they told me about, they've been saying i'm going get rid of them for the last three months, four months, five months, and they

are still here. blake: separate report says rosenstein told the president he wasn't the target of the mueller probe. that's when the market directly upward. according to fox news, the president had already known he was not the target of the mueller investigation. back to you in new york. >> meanwhile breaking news, former new york city mayor giuliani will help deal with the russia investigation in statement release by personal attorney, the president said, quote, rudy is great, he has been my friend for a long time and wants to get this matter resolved quickly for the good of the country. cheryl: well, former fbi director james comey's memos revealing that president trump had doubts within days of taking office about the national security adviser mike flynn, comey said that the president expressed concerns about the president's judgment, the

redacted 7 memos span 15 pages and sent to congress from the justice department last night. the president tweeted last night. james comey memos out and shows clearly that there was no collusion and no obstruction, also he leaked classified information, wow, witch hunt continue. >> justice department watchdog reporting finding from andrew mccabe to federal prosecutors to whether mccabe should be charged with a crime. mccabe misled investigators including then own boss, director james comey about his authorization of leaks to the wall street journal. attorney general jeff sessions fired mccabe last month, two days before scheduled retirement. cheryl: well, wells fargo is getting ready to shell out big bucks. >> it's a big dollar sign, isn't it? >> yes, it is, we could get an

official announcement as early as today but wells fargo is reportedly very close to settling a record 1 billion-dollar fine imposed by regulators as penalty for auto insurance and mortgage-lending scandal. the settlement may come with scrutiny about how the bank pays sales employees. a major union change, american federation of teachers cutting ties to wells because of relationship with gun makers and nra. >> let's talk about apple because shares took a hit, what was going on. >> shares of apple falling almost 3% and still trading down slightly in the premarket after taiwan semiconductor manufacturing and major chip maker for iphone said revenue guidance range is 7.9 billion, significantly down from wall street's estimates of $8.8 billion, the company blames forecast on mobile business on,

quote, weak demand. cheryl: that is worrisome for apple investors. cheryl: speaking of iphone, apple has a robot that can recycle the iphone. tracee: this is great, i had a birthday on sunday and part of apple recycling effort, meet daisy, can take apart up to 200 iphones per hour, moving and sorting components so apple can recover materials that traditional recyclers can't at a higher quality, apple represents what's possible when innovation and conservation meet, pretty cool. >> i bet you named after 3-year-old. cheryl: a 3-year-old probably designed it. the youth is the technology. >> oil prices are hitting highers levels in more than 3 years as major oil produces are meeting in saudi arabia, phil flynn senior market analyst

joins us now and good morning to you, phil. >> good morning. >> so saudi arabia says that the glut that we have been talking about for a couple of years, the oil market glut is dried up, if that's true, when do we see oil prices reach as the saudis want maybe even $10 a barrel or is that out of line? >> well, i think $100 of barrel is out of line for a couple of years but we could hit $70 by 1:30 this afternoon. there's a lot of talk behind the scenes that maybe opec will extend the production cuts and if they make that type of an announcement we could see the oil hit $70 a barrel today. but they are also looking, of course, in exit strategy, what's going to happen when the market becomes too tight, as they've said, the glut is essentially gone and we have the tightest global supply versus demand that

we have seen in ten years, so we don't have any margin for error and that could cause -- two quick questions, flynn, my question here has to do with one, could u.s. frackers accelerate and saudis, that's why we are seeing price elevated and could it fall back down? >> i think when it comes to the frackers we are already seeing a glut as far as u.s. refiners are because the type of oil that they are producing is too light, that's going to be a problem. they can't really replace a lot of opec oil, as far as the second question, you bet you, you think saudi arabia would love to see $100 a barrel when they go public because that will make the company have the most value. >> phil flynn very much for joining us. cheryl: he's so awake, we have a lot more coming up this morning including this, a stunning story

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>> welcome back to fbn:am, we want you get you caught up on what's happening now. this is a horrible story when we get to it about police officers shot. first u.s. futures are down, s&p 500 down and nasdaq also trading down almost 28 points. two florida sheriff's deputies ambushed after eating lunch inside a restaurant. police say that a man walked up to the window began firing on the officers killing 30-year-old sergeant noel ramírez and taylor lindsey. the suspect has been identified as john hubert highnote found

dead in trenton, florida, his motive, they don't know what that was. sergeant ramírez spent 7 years in law enforcement, he leaves behind a wife and two children. a man linked to the september 11th attacks in custody in syria, the pentagon says mohamed, syrian-born german national captured by syrian democratic forces a month ago. the public will be able to say good-bye to bash threa bush, today will be lying in houston, a private funeral service will be held at the church tomorrow. 1500 guests, several former presidents and first ladies plan to attend. that's what's happening right now. cheryl: adam, thank you, the dow, what a day again, the industrials avoiding steep losses at the end of the session after deputy attorney general rod rosenstein told president trump that he's not a target in special counsel robert mueller's

investigation also told he won't be looked at with regard to inquiry of michael cohen. cheryl: let's bring in, guys, good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: appears the first time that mueller had impact on markets, how important are the news for you? >> the markets are lower this morning. it had little impact. overall the surprising news for the market, maybe that's why it didn't have any reaction, for the last year everyone thought that trump was a target. cheryl: good news there, shawn, is that the reaction that you saw as well? >> yeah, i think so. i think there's obviously a lot of headlines that are driving the market. a lot focused around tariffs and shift into earnings as we make our way to appearing season. but certainly uncertainty on the probe is overhead on markets,

relief off the news. cheryl: i'm glad that you brought up earnings, i want to talk about general electric, this could be the main on the dow, we will get the numbers this morning, of course, the dividend has been lower, they've divested so much of the business, not a lot left, ge capital, tall assets are gone, melissa, what are you expecting from ge, maybe at this point, 14 bucks a share, valuations more like 10, do you think there's a buying opportunity in ge? >> no way that i see this as buying opportunity even if it gaps up and wants to double in price this morning and two up to 30 bucks a share. ge looks horrible as far as stock goes. i don't see it as buy, i wouldn't be surprised if it gaps down and the continue markets to fall too.

cheryl: interesting, sean, do you the same take as melissa does? >> i am going to be looking as to what happens with power unit. i think right now some investors are seeing this as bit of an opportunity to cautiously start accumulating a position in here but i certainly don't think this stock is out it have woods yet i wouldn't go in buying buying wih hands here but maybe start thinking if this is starting to get an entry point but certainly not a stock you want to try and pick the bottom in because if you've been trying to pick the bottom in ge since started pulling back in 26 -- cheryl: fall of great american company, i have to tell you. wells fargo, let's talk about the billion dollar settlement on risk management. another hit for the bank, forget the fake account scandal, this seems to be the biggest financial hit that they've taken. >> the hits just keep on coming from wells fargo. earnings last friday, they fell, i don't know what happens if -- to the stock this morning and

probably falls on the news too. the interesting thing is trump is finding them, the trump -- consumer protection agency, they are fining them and banks have taken a hit, even the ones, goldman and they fell, all the banks are taking hits, it's interesting to see what happens going forward because it's a sign they will fine the banks if they don't do things right. cheryl: from the trump administration maybe it's right. sean, i have to tell you, mortgage lend asking the bread and butter of wells fargo. >> yeah, i think if you're looking into the financial sector you want to be cautious of, there's plenty of other names if you do want to exposure financials, you can look at bank of america, citigroup and goldman sachs. that definitely has a lot of headwind coming out. this is just another one.

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country into the central u.s. on sad, we could see potential for severe weather as well, hail, damaging winds, maybe isolating tornado, otherwise not a big storm system, not too bad ahead of this, we've got 62 in kansas city, 59 in chicago, they will enjoy that, one of the coldest april on record for chicago and next week, i mean, 54 is not bad, next week we will start to get into the 620's. adam, did you find your coffee this morning? >> i did, so janice and i were talking into the building very early this morning and all the lights were off and i said where do you get fresh coffee at this hour and she said, you don't. janice: i'm glad you got it. cheryl: we are getting adam into is whole morning routine. jean jean happy weekend. cheryl: 60-degrees tomorrow, i will take it. coming up, you may not want to download any more apps on your as far as moan physical you hear hillary vaughn's story on

threats. >> most people assume that when they download app aphrodite/project anvil store it's safe, but it's not always the case. cheryl: check refrigerator, we will tell you about the threat of romaine lettuce. we are seeing escalation to the downside this morning, dow pointing lower by 77. we are picking up a little bit of steam, s&p down 77 and nasdaq 31 [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens?

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>> the inspector general said that the lies were, quote, knowing and intentionally made and they have evidence of that. cheryl: breaking this morning andrew mccabe coming under fire, inspector general sending a criminal referral to prosecutors. >> rod rosenstein told president trump he's not the target of ongoing investigations. cheryl: well, today we have earnings coming u. general electric, dow's worst performer set to report before the bell. ahead of futures pointing to lower open, now the dow is down lower by 79. s&p, nasdaq down as well. >> in europe mixed back for stocks as investors weigh earnings over there. you can see in london, ftse is trading up but pulling back from earlier gains. in france the cac quarante -- it's up actually. cheryl: look at asia right now

because tech investors got rattled from a warning in taiwan semiconductor, stocks down over 1%. >> finally, you may need to throw out your salad this morning, e. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce, dozens of people have been made ill. fbn:am continues right now. ♪ ♪ cheryl: we are approaching 5:30 a.m. in new york, it is friday and i'm just going to say it's friday, good morning, i'm cheryl casone, because i'm thrilled it's friday. >> i'm adam shapiro in for last. top story andrew mccabe could soon face criminal charges, a justice department watchdog has concluded that mccabe lied to

investigators about information given to the wall street journal on october 2016, prosecutors are trying to determine if there's enough evidence to charge mccabe. former boss james comey says he's conflicted about the accusations. >> good people lie, i lay out on the people i think i'm a good person where i've lied. i still believe andrew mccabe is a good person, there's severe consequences in the justice department for lying as there should be throughout the government. >> that prompted this tweet from president trump, james comey just threw andrew mccabe under the bus, inspector general's report is disaster for both of them, getting a little, lot of their own medicine. for more on all of this, let's bring in attorney misty, thank you for joining us, a couple of questions here, how bad is this for mccabe? i know that mccabe has -- at least attorney shot back at comey, comey is wrong and doesn't quite remember the

facts. >> well, this is a real problem for mccabe because lying to federal investigators is a crime, that's obstruction of justice, to the extent it can be proved that she did lie, four occasions with contradicted statements made by mccabe, also we had comey come out and now we saw media interview on the view, previously his information that comey has provided does contest mccabe's version of the fact, mccabe could absolutely be facing criminal charges. >> what kind of impact does this have on the previous clinton e-mail investigations because mccabe was number two at the fbi during the investigations, does it taint the outcome of the investigations or are they separate issues? >> i certainly think that it does taint the outcome of the investigation, certainly looks like there's this air of noncredibility over everything that happened, but realistically when it comes down to how this would play out, this issue with mccabe will relate only to his

criminal charges. >> we have a series of memos which were released from james comey, the president tweeting actually that it shows what he has said all along, no collusion, does the president, you know, no obstruction, no collusion, you can see the tweet right there, does this exonerate the president in a way that the mueller investigation could never change its mind and perhaps make him a target? >> well, i absolutely think that -- when going through comey memos, there's no bombshells, there's not enough here to get to point of obstruction of justice in any way, shape or form, with respect to that, there seems to be no issue and the memos that have now been released have only confirmed that. >> and then the big news yesterday that rod rosenstein in charge of mueller investigation, mueller reports to him, told the president last week that she's not a target either mueller investigation or cohen investigation in manhattan.

does this mean with the president that he would never be a target, that he's totally in the clear? >> it doesn't necessarily mean that he would not be a target. the purpose of the investigation so s the see if russia was toying with the democratic process and what impact they had on the election. but in this sense, the investigation will go wherever the evidence flows. the fact that rosenstein said that trump is not a target says to me that there's not sufficient evidence there to impose criminal -- any sort of criminal target onto trump. >> misty marris, thank you very much. >> thank you. cheryl: you might want to think twice to download app on your phone, the data while using apps is not as secure as you think. >> hillary vaughn went behind the scenes in security conference and find out what it may cost you to stay connected. >> good morning, cheryl and adam. most people assume that when they download an app from the app store that it's secured but the department of homeland's

security douglas telling me that's not always the case. >> mobile applications are put in the app store, they are not really checked when people download applications, most people don't know what they're downloading, they don't know what's in the software. >> bad apps put national security at risk but also user privacy on the line in a major way. i have an exclusive behind the scenes look at rsa's war room, annual cyber conference in san francisco this week, rsa set up wi-fi network and through services could see everything that's exposed when users are connected to their network, rsa's tucker says they can reconstruct what a user is doing in device, even phone calls if the user is accessing websites that are not secured. >> same that you would have seen it in laptop or phones. >> it's not just data, popular security apps can also expose

your home to hackers. >> people checking their video cams at home, so, you know, backyards, their front doors, you know, everything in their house, we might not know who you are, we probably could figure it out but we could see inside the house. >> even popular dating app tinder wasn't fully secure after users logged any activity on the app could be monitored even user names were not visible. >> so you can actually see in the tender app all the activity that was happening if that mobile device and the app user was connect today -- connected to wi-fi? >> yes. >> use rester the weakest link in u.s.-cyber defense, if we can become smarter users, smart devices may not be as big of a target. cheryl and adam. >> well, i'm going the tell you this, i have an old dial phone from my grandma, i'm bringing it out. cheryl: good plan.

at&t in middle of court case and that didn't stop them of make ago nounsment. >> right now interesting timing but at&t is planning to launching skinny bundle, without sports for $15, at&t watch, cheapest available for nationwide streaming live tv plan unveiling the low-cost plan was an attempt to help at&t's case as it tries to argue that its ownership of time warner would not hurt paid tv competition. >> all right, the lettuce recall that started out west expand to go even more states? >> yes, this one is growing by the day, cdc says the e coli from yuma, arizona how nos grown to 53 cases in 16 states, the cdc warns that all store-bought-chopped romaine lettuce, salads and mixes should not be eaten and thrown out. if you can't confirm the source,

best not to eat it. so far cases of e coli have been reported in pennsylvania, idaho, new jersey, montana and arizona. cheryl: my favorite lettuce which i will be avoiding. we hear that the rock is starting side gig? >> yes, jumping on the celebrity - tequila band wagon. the rock, dewayne johnson announced he will be launching his own tequila brand, mona, spirit, no official word on when the liquor will be making official debut on store shelves but will the official tag line be do you smell what the rock is drinking, that's what i want to know. cheryl: i like it. >> remember that a couple of years, it was pretty cool. i don't know how it tastes. tracee: worked for george clooney. cheryl: big time. >> magicians never reveal

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>> 16 minutes till 6:00 and we want to get you caught up on what's happening fbn:am. dow futures down 72 points, s&p 500 and nasdaq trading down. china slamming trade band which has been imposed by the united states saying survival is at stake, u.s. companies would be barred from selling software and parts to cte for up to 7 years, the united states said zte broke the settlement agreement and makes the ban necessary. randal stephenson is defending acquisition of time warner cable. stevenson said he rejected concerns of at&t raising prices a new and larges company.

the 85 billion-dollar deal is necessary for at&t to compete in the changing media landscape. david copperfield has been force today reveal one of the magic tricks in court. he's being pseudoby a member of the audience who participated in one of the shows at mgm. copperfield reportedly used underground tunnels to guide participants and that man is suing copperfield saying he was injured when he fell in the tunnel that the people use today get from stage to back of auditorium. that's what's happening now. cheryl: secrets revealed. well, this is going to be interesting. living like jetson will become a reality. flying taxis will fill the skies and pulling all the stops to make it happen. ceo is making sky port of rooftop of the luxury paramount miami world center, dan, good morning.

>> good morning, cheryl, thank you for having me. cheryl: yeah, talk about really being forward thinking as a dwoarp in the miami area. you know, you've gotten a lot of present attention for this, how soon do you think that we are actually going to see this reality over the sky in miami? >> you know, we are anticipating, we've heard as early as 2020 in other countries, they are going to start testing it out. but in miami, i probably think it's going the take longer, u.s. regulations are a little bit more difficult to get through and so if i had to guess probably 10 or 15 years from now. cheryl: the paramount miami world center is always an incredible development that you've been working on. it's stunning in itself but now -- i think your plan and you thought about this, we have the pictures up is how the pool actually drain for the sky port, am i describing this correctly? >> well, it's actually a list and the water is around it and

creates a platform which is a landing platform for a passenger drone to land in the future. cheryl: you know it's interesting because amazon, we were talking about whether it's uber or amazon, the drone delivery, that's where the future is going throughout the country but you also foresee this as part of the development in downtown miami, is that something that you will do drone access for other development that is you will start to build or are building right now? >> yes, paramount miami world center, you know, we like to stay ahead of the competition, i think in the future they would, our project is under construction, it's part of miami world center, the second largest urban development in the country, so, you know, we want to be progressive, it's the flagship building of the project and, you know, we will be the first that have that type of access for passenger drones to actually land on the roof, we have elevator access up to the roof that will take you down

into your home. cheryl: that's amazing. by the way, 1400 square foot sky lobby, another nice plan for the development. while i've got you, you're one of the biggest developers in the miami area, how is development right now? we know that we have seen a lot of folks from new jersey, new york because of high taxes, they go down to miami, businesses are moving to southern florida, are you still having that? we actually lost satellite unfortunately. dan, thank you for being was, unfortunately we lost satellite just now. i was with a bunch of real estate developers and one was them and all the interest was on the sky port, it was the talk of the conference. >> what they are building looks stunning, if you're heading to south florida, shorti's barbecue. cheryl: good one. >> i'm just telling you if you're from south florida, you know what i mean. cheryl: we had technical issue but it's great to have him on the show, it's fascinating, the

future is coming. >> lance armstrong settled a lawsuit with the u.s. government, how much is he going to have to pay? jared max with the sports highlights next from treasury secretary steven mnuchin, he's speaking about trade sanctions on china. >> our objective with china is to have free and fair and reciprocal trade. >> and we will go to london for a global market reaction. right now check out u.s. stock futures, we have been trading down this morning, futures down 61 point, s&p futures down and nasdaq down 23 points. you're watching fbn:am. jeff and susan are heading into retirement. and market volatility isn't top of mind. that's because they have a shield annuity from brighthouse financial,

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>> 1952 mickey mantle card just sold, you're ready, 2.88 million bucks, the card was given 9 out of 10 mint condition rating, former nfl evan mattis will be collecting, collector paid more than 3 million from 1909 wagner card in 2016. cheryl: 3 million bucks, come on. jared is here by the way, jared max is with us. jared: what makes it so expensive players didn't want to be connect today tobacco sales and on the time stuff on the cards and they got pulled real

quickly. the ricky mantle card is different. i will show it to you later on. cheryl: the story of the day is on lance armstrong and lawsuit filed against him. jared: former teammate who stands to profit. alleged fraud against u.s. government was to go to trial, pay $5 million in damages. armstrong landis brought the suit and government joined 3 years after when armstrong admitted he used steroids. six of those types with the u.s. postal service jersey, floyd can get up to 25% of settlement plus attorney's fees, it's 5 million. spurs popovich did not coach spurs, the wife died day before.

doesn't matter who coached them, kevin durant scored 26, kd left with minor injury, he said i will be fine for game 4 against warriors. pelicans got within one game of a sweep, 76ers, protecting the broken bone near his eye, back in line after ten games out, 76ers win by 20. check this out. this is the new york post today around here we get the giants and jets schedule because the nfl schedules are out. the season will open up september 6th, thursday night when the defending super bowl champions philadelphia eagles against falcons. who will clash, titans and chargers, in méxico city the rams will play the chiefs. after the houston astros beat

the mariners, evan asked reporters who wants to ask about my dumb play, watch this. unlikely triple play, double playgrounder, you get the runner at third, back to second, for some reason steps off. they need him. they make the out and called it a dumb play and we wanted to laugh because it's so stupid. cheryl: it happens. in baseball you play tomorrow. jared: and they won. >> thank you, jared. cheryl: catch jared sports report fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115. >> reaction from london straight ahead on fbn:am.

cheryl: treasury secretary steven mnuchin speaking to liz claman about u.s. sanctions on china and asked about chinese investments in the u.s. >> in terms of investment side what we are focused on is critical technology, protecting u.s. technology but more broadly, our objective with china is to have free and fair

and reciprocal trade. cheryl: reaction now from james foley, senior analyst, good morning, do you think they'll be a trade war with china? >> well, you know, the market has been worried aball year but continue to be word about but perhaps not as worried this month as it was a couple of months ago and the reason for that, the market is thinking that trump is looking to improve bilateral trade agreements with specific countries and back away from being a fully scale trade war. >> well, it's been a volatile year for global stocks, some analysts say that a steady currency market has prevented an even-wider volatility and some selloffs, can we expect that to continue? >> well, i think if you look at certain currency particularly euro and dollar has been steady since beginning of february and there's every sign that could carry on. the risks and volatility, russia, turkey, but certainly some of the big currencies, it

is really quite dove. cheryl: going back to trade war, jane, we are following closely what european officials are saying with regards to trade with the united states, going into the weekend, do you think we will get anymore news from european officials about how they are going to handle steel and aluminum tariffs and trade disputes? >> europeans weren't pleased with trump. they got temporary restrictions lifted with respect to tariffs with aluminum and steel but they were pressured by the u.s. to really back the u.s. when it comes to trade with china and we did have comments and some politicians said they don't like to negotiate with gun to the head, it could be interesting. cheryl: jane, thank you very much for being was, we appreciate it. >> thank you. cheryl: and thank you for being with us on fbn:am, maria bartiromo takes it away right now, good morning, maria. maria: thank you so much to you both, thank you so much cheryl and adam. good morning, everybody, happy

friday, i'm maria bartiromo, thanks for joining us, it is friday april 20th, your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. earn negotiation focus this morning on wall street, futures indicating a lower opening for broader averages but this well off of lows of the morning, we are waiting for a number of reports, the s&p 500 snapping a three-day winning streak yesterday with 83 point loss on the dow, 57-point loss on the nasdaq. this morning general electric the headline, honeywell also set to report as soon as the numbers hit the tape, we will bring them see the impact on markets, investors are watching ge, closely, of course, results from the companies' ambitious restructuring efforts, analysts expect profit of 11 cents of share on revenue of 27 and a half billion dollars, the stock this morning up flat on the session at $14 a share ahead of the report. we will have the numbers as soon as the hit the tape later this hour. in europe this morning, check indices and they are higher

across the board, ftse is up a half percent, 33 points higher, cac quarante in paris up 20 points and dax index in germany up just a fraction. in arable overnight, different story, red across the board following decline in technology sector. shanghai composite worst performer. nancy pelosi crumb trail, the house minority leader pointing a new catch fray for tax cuts now, latest assault on the legislation that's putting money back in the pockets of american workers. then there's this, zte is firing back, the details as the chinese technology giant slams the united states over its ban of parts and software sales to the company. congress gets the memo, lawmakers getting a full look at jim comey's notes from his meetings with president trump, what the commander in chief had to say about the release of the comey memos this morning. celebration of life, thousands gathering in houston this morning to pay respects to first lady barbara bush and the incredible legacy