fighting for. it's a shame to watch their conduct. thanks so much. that's it for us tonight. thank you for being with us. good night from new york. >> oig report makes clear we have work to do. we will hold employees accountable for any potential my conduct. nothing in this report impugns the integrity of our workforce as a whole or the fbi as an institution. cheryl: breaking this morning. the house of cards is crumbling. more fallout from the scathing ig report that found fired fbi director james comey was insubordinate with clinton investigation. >> turning up the heat on china. white house expected to turn tariffs on chinese goods today.

cheryl: investors brace for trade tensions. nikkei up by half a percent. hang seng and kospi are lower right now. >> let's take a look at what's happening in the united states right now, index futures town on those trade war concerns, you can see quite down compared to yesterday morning, dow jones 133 point fall followed by s&p 11 points. nasdaq keeps falling down 19 points. what a start to the morning. cheryl: europe is -- ftse lower. >> back in the game, exactly one year after he was gunned down during practice, congressman steve scalise making triumphant return to baseball diamond. fbn:am starts right now.

cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning, i'm cristina, in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: we had a crazy week for news. it's been great to have you. >> first weekend filling in for lawyer ion. it's been great. cheryl: you jumped a lot to go through. >> not done. cheryl: strong reaction from both republicans an democrats after the justice department inspector general released bombshell report on fbi's handling on hillary clinton e-mail investigation. >> doug with the details. >> the spotlight is on the fbi and not showing agency and director in good light. >> this report did not find any evidence of political bias or improper considerations, the

report does identify errors of judgment, violations of or disregard for policies and decisions that at the. >> least at the benefit of hindsight were not the best choices. >> 50-page report called comey insush -- insubordinant. >> director comey had a double standard. he spoke publicly about the clinton investigation while keeping secret from the american people the investigation of donald trump and russia. >> people can draw their own conclusions. >> the president likely to use the report to question the fbi's role, the mueller probe. >> unfortunately for them, nothing in this report lays a glove on special counsel

mueller. >> comey was on saying the reports are reasonable and disagrees with some of the findings. inspector general his or horowil be in capitol to testify. fox news. >> report lead emails from lisa page and peter strzok. we will stop it. despite the comments, horowitz found no evidence that the pair's political view carried into their work. for more on this, legal panel will join us in just a few moments. cheryl: u.s. is turning up the heat on china, reportedly turning tariffs on billions of dollars of chinese tariffs. claims that chinese pressures u.s. companies to hand over

technologies. china said it would retaliate with tariffs on corresponding amount of u.s. goods. chris her and ceo bob guest on wall street says, china looks to dominate the world with its economic policies. >> they have a philosophy here in the u.s., when i had over 40 portfolio companies with private equity, they would buy in, buy up and buy out. they recognized they may not have the managing mental, expertise, buy a piece and buy out to be able to plant a flag here in the u.s. cheryl: you could watch maria's entire interview with bob nordeli. that's tonight with maria bartiromo wall street, 8:00 p.m. right here on fox business. >> compromise bill from house republicans to help dreamers and build the wall on the mexican border faces fights for

democrats when it comes for vote next week. measure would allow young people brought to the u.s. to seek legal protections if they meet aiming and education. democrats oppose border wall and want stronger protection for dreamers. the white house also facing criticism over the policy separating children from their parents at the border. press secretary sarah sanders pushing back yesterday. >> we would like to fix the broken system that our immigration and fix our immigration problem, however, until democrats are willing to actually fix this problem, it's going to continue but we would like to see it fixed. >> today is the sixth anniversary of the announcement of daca program. cheryl: all right. after weeks of battling in court, it's been quite a ride, at&t has come out on top. >> tracee carrasco joins more on that and other headlines making news this morning, morning, tracee. tracee: as of last night at&t

closed 85 billion-dollar deal with time warner earlier in the afternoon justice department backed down and decided not to seek a delay in the deal. however, still reserved the right to appeal merger after deal is completed and as part of agreeing to not seek to stay on merger, doj got at&t to agree to operate time warner essentially as separate entity or possible appeal is decided. cheryl: all right, well, you have a new report about cyber-attacks, what do we know? tracee: this one is interestingly and timely, tech companies says singapore became the number one top target of cyber-attacks in the world earlier this week while president trump and kim jong un met in the country. singapore battled more than 40,000 attacks but the company does not know if hackers gained any access to information and according to data 88% of the

cyber-attacks were deployed by russian ip addresses. >> and a story about fit pit, some employees are being charged with theft. cheryl: i got rid of mine. tracee: prosecutors have charged six current and former fitbit employees from stealing secrets. the employees received the stolen trade secrets after leaving job bone and knew they were not supposed to have them. this isn't the first time the two companies have been in court today. there's issues over patents previously, so we will see what happens with this one. cheryl: fit bit has been struggling so much. with apple watch and all the other devices. >> everybody has gotten into the wearable technology so it's tough to compete. cheryl: tracee, thank you.

tracee: thanks. cheryl: copying is back on the diamond. steve scalise making triumphant return and even turned the big play on the first pitch of the game. [cheers and applause] >> got it, there we go. cheryl: teammate after crowd goes wild. response on twitter, quote, i still have it. this is great. a year ago he was -- four people that were shot during gop practice for charity event. democrats won the game against the republicans, 21 to 5 but so great to see steve scalise out there. >> it's friday but we still have a lot more coming up this morning. you want to stay tune. more fallout from the scathing inspector general report as the

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the ground. emergency crews can be seen walking slowly walking to safety, imagine if that was you, 10 passengers rescued from the ride and ten to the hospital, man behind bars after threatening to go on shooting spree at disney world. garrett posted in facebook group, quote, five legs and i go shoot up disney and hang myself. admit today writing the message before two people reported to the police. he lived with parents who tell deputies does not have access to gun. more fallout from report, former president billon said he was offended with tarmac meeting with then attorney general loretta lynch. widespread controversy over 2016 conversation with lynch days before fbi announced there were no charges filed against wife hillary clinton for use of private e-mail server. ig report called meeting error

in judgment and that's what's happening now. i tell you it's friday. cheryl: we will pick up on what exactly you're talking about. he's responding. a lot of response to ig report yesterday. let's start with this, fbi chief james comey is defending himself against inspector general report calling him insubordinate in e-mail investigation. comey said he did what was best for the fbi and justice department. here is what he tweeted, quote, the conclusions are reasonable, even though i disagree with some, people of good faith can now see unprecedented situation differently. i pray no director faces it again. the report says comey's action damaged bureau reputation and it wasn't only comey, the report laying out a long list of mistakes made by over people involved in the investigation. for more let's bring emily in seattle with us this morning and former prosecutor, welcome to

both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: emily, let's start with james comey. he has written a book, far removed now and really this report is just an overview and doesn't make any criminal referrals to comey or anybody else except andrew mccabe. from a legal perspective what do you think the report can do moving forward. any other prosecutions coming? >> likely no. to focus on comey for a second, they are being stern for disciplinary measures, we are referring to opr, opr is bound by precedence and a table of penalties that really sets out very clearly and precisely what levels of discipline could happen. that's a preponderance of the evidence, but at the same time the most we expect for comey is a slap on the wrist especially because he was already fired.

now he's was the most damming in terms of the language, especially in contrast to as you said, mccabe where they said, look, his failure to recuse himself, that was within policy even though we recommend changing that policy, note, however, it's a lot of congressmen that are saying, this isn't enough and the ig is set to testify on monday, so i do think that they'll be a lot more questions raised and those in the report subject to possibly more harsh consideration come monday. cheryl: so maybe more discipline within the fbi or -- but not necessarily any more criminal matters again except for andrew mccabe. i want to ask you about something that she just brought up and the fact that obviously this is politicized since the ig report was fully published. listen to christopher wray talking about his take on the ig report and they -- trey gowdy's

response. chris wray, i'm sorry, you're wrong. consequences is that your fellow citizens questioned whether or not they can have confidence in world's premier agency. cheryl: consequences, what does that mean? >> i think it has to do with public trust. this report is like solomon splitting the baby, no side is happy. you have for the republicans, you know, sort of vindication that comey was reirresponsible and incredibly insubordinate, for the democrats you have vindication that the hillary clinton e-mail probe was handled -- wasn't affected by comey's ego and problems. but this really speaks really more badly of comey because it shows that comey's ego, he placed his ego above that of protocols and policies. -comey who felt that he alone just when then candidate trump

at the republican national convention, that only he could fix america. only james comey could fix doj. the problem was that he wasn't a probation -- prosecutor, no reasonable prosecutor, should have referred to loretta lynch at that point. cheryl: fbi agent that is received improper gifts to reporters, they leaked information about the investigation to reporters from phone, their fbi phones, ig -- that's something new that i did not know was happening. a couple of bombshells. >> i agree. they are outliers, we are dealing with them accordingly. he did refer to the fact that internal personnel matters so we couldn't talk about it with specifics but got enough specificity in the report and for the referral for discipline, for those agents that remain with the agency right now, they

are facing more likely adverse actions which means suspension possibly termination over, for example, again, comey that was already fired. so i do see there that likely the discipline measures will be huge for them. cheryl: almost out of time but do i want to give you final word real quick, these five unnamed fbi employees, there was a lot of bias, a lot of messages, text messages from the employees, is that anything that you can prosecute. it's unlikely because these people are human beings, are entitled to own opinion and didn't affect the ultimate conclusions. again, it makes it look bad as law enforcement official you are supposed to avoid appearance of inappropriately, when you act in a certain way, that's not consistent with thousand department should be viewed. well, then, it should be disciplined. cheryl: emily, appreciate it, a

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cheryl: breaking this morning the house of cards is crumbling. more fallout from the scathing ig report that found fired fbi director james come was insubordinate in clinton investigation. new details how top investigator vow today stop donald trump on becoming president. >> the white house expected to announce tariffs targeting billions of dollars in chinese goods today. cheryl: taking a look at stocks in asia, looking for direction, investors are bracing for more trade tensions the president approving 50 billion in tariffs on chinese goods. here you go, nikkei up a fraction, everything

else, though, in red today. >> we are continuing the red motion in the united states, all the index futures down on those trade war concerns. dow jones 133 points. s&p down 10, nos dabbing 17. roughly the same numbers down for morning. cheryl: yeah, we are seeing red arrows. the ftse is the only european index that's down right now, down 49. cac in the green. >> it's early, maybe possibly thinking of eating, before you dive to korea bowl, we have to tell you about major breakfast recall. fbn:am continues right now. cheryl: 5:33 a.m. in new york, friday june 15th. good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning, i'm cristina. cheryl: breaking news, house republican

releasing draft immigration bill that would allow legal protections for dream erstwhile providing $23 billion for border wall, it's unclear if the legislation has enough votes to pass. brad blakeman. >> good morning. cheryl: i'm going to gu you what nancy pelosi has to say. let's get right to the critics of the plan. >> nothing more than than a cruel-codification of president trump's antiimmigrant theagd abandons or nation's heritage as beacon of hope and opportunity. needless to say democrats will not be supported whatsoever. >> under eight years of obama democrats promise, they ran obama ran on first term as first thing he was going to do is solve immigration, they never did yet they had to power to do it. republicans also ran on solving immigration starting with our border and promises made, promises must be kept. we have white house and congress. by the way, we have a

very important midterm election coming up and the american people are going to stake stock of the promise that is were made and kept. so this is not a nice to do, this is a must do for our country. cheryl: one of the biggest, if you will, outcries that we have seen about how the administration is handling the border and illegal immigrants is the separation of participants and children and paul ryan respond today that criticism. listen to what he said. >> this is because of court ruling, this i do think ought to be addressed. we believe should be addressed in immigration legislation, so what's happening at the border and separation of parents and children is because of court ruling, that's why i think legislation is necessary. cheryl: look, we will address this, that's why all the criticism is being launched at republicans and the administration. we will address this, we will figure out a way to not have children and their parents separated. >> absolutely. this is a job of a legislation of congress, when the court rules,

you know, that contrary to public opinion, then it's the obligation of coequal branch of government to fix it. we also need to fix the lottery system, we need to fix family immigration, we need to fix our border first and foremost and we have to deal with dreamers, those are the four pillars the president ran on, those are the four pillars that republicans ran on and we now need to do that which we promised to do and by the way, the problem necessarily isn't with the house, the house could pass the greatest bill in the world, the problem is the bills die in the senate, we really need to focus on the senate because we need 60 votes in order to get bill to the floor and we need the president's involvement. >> and because it's the border wall funding, that's where the biggest sticking point was the last time around. you mentioned the dreamers. i want to dive into that specifically. the wall street journal saw a draft tax of what the republicans are proposing, basically for the dreamers it would

allow the dreamers to apply for protections for six years, right, they would have to meet certain educational age requirements but would protect them. do you think is something that could maybe get bipartisan support in all of this? >> well, it should, as a country we have complicit in a lot illegal immigration that we are now faced with and we have to deal with. porous borders, work for these people and we turned a blind eye, we have an obligation now to fix that which we were complicit in breaking and we need to fix it once and for all, we can't revisit this every 20 or 30 years with 12 million people who come here basically because we have unsecured borders and we are providing work unchecked work and we also need to fix it with e-verify system to require employers to make sure that the people they are hiring are legal. cheryl: we still have to deal with ms-13, something that's clear from president trump on that issue. brad blakeman, thanks for all the perspective this morning, appreciate

it. >> thank you, pleasure. >> now break of salmonella has been linked to popular kids cereal. cheryl: just in time for breakfast, tracee carrasco, good morning. tracee: good morning, you might want to put down that spoon, kellogg recalling honey snack cereals because of potential salmonella contamination. it's linked cereal to more than 70 illnesses. kellogg is investigating third-party manufacturer that produce it is cereal. recall boxes june 14th, 2008 through june 14th to june 2019. you are looking at affected states, it's a lot of them. >> gosh, how does salmonella get into cereal, let's talk about uber, we often use uber, i use uber and now there's another way that i can feel safer when i get into a car in. >> yeah, i think this is a good idea. something that i never

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aerobic condition, i'm waiting for the workout craze where you take a map statement. >> the abmachine that would shake your stomach. it didn't do anything. tracee: what they do at physical therapy. >> you can do it on your face to make you look younger n. the make-up room they do that once in a while. cheryl: i've tried it all. there's nothing that i haven't tried. we have a lot more coming up. well, unfortunately, hawaii has been dealing with the never-ending eruption of a kilauea volcano, now spewing again gems into the air. if you are spending father's day outside you may want to move inside. talk of china and u.s., potential tariff war brewing, dow is down

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cheryl: welcome back, let's get you caught up on what's happening right now. taking a look at u.s.

stock market futures, a lot of concern about a brewing, it was on, it was off trade war with the chinese. the president approving 50 billion in tariffs on chinese goods. investors are watching watching that today. s&p down 10 and a quarter, nasdaq down 15 and a quarter. lawsuit filed by the new york attorney general is accusing president trump of using the trump foundation charity to further his 2016 campaign. the suit alleging that trump and his family used the founds promote the family businesses and pay off legal settlements. donald trump, jr., responded on tucker carlson last night. >> there were no salaries paid, there is no expense travel, there are no, you know, paid members of this thing, we are sitting there on essentially a board to see that the money that he's putting in there is going out to other charitable causes. that's all it is. i've never taken a cent from it, no. neither did my brother,

neither did my sister, neither did my father. cheryl: the president dismissed the suit as ridiculous. heat wave is headed for northeast and midwest regions and the temperatures expected mid to upper 90's extreme weather warnings across the country. after weeks of spewing ash and lava now volcano is spewing green crystals into the air. tinea gems scattered across the island. it's common, cristina, that's what's spewing. >> that's probably damaging a lot of things and hurting a lot of people. cheryl: it's horrible what's happening in hawaii. >> federal reserve raising interest rates, we have jeff taylor, managing partner at digital risk. good morning, jeff, thank you for joining us. as a new-time home

buyer, i'm interested, going into the market, first time, never bought a home, is the american dream just out of my reach? >> it's not out of your reach but i will tell you a little bit more expensive on a monthly basis than it was 18 months ago, people will be finding affordability factor with interest rates rising, a little bit lesser of a house than 18 months ago. it's not out of reach but less affordable. >> what would you suggest potential buyers regardless first time or not in tight market, it's not just about interest rates going higher, you also have supply that's not meeting demand? >> that's a great question. if you're a first-time home buyer, what i would recommend that you do, you two to apply for mortgage loan, you have all your data, all personal income, all asset information together. so you can compete with potentially cash buyers because you're organized and have all of the information as looking

for first-time home buyers, people focus on the house, i encourage people to get financial information together so when ghie apply to the house they can get approved as quickly as possible. >> we talked about interest rates, supply, what about tariffs and not just aluminum and steel, what about the fact that lumber is more expensive. how is that affecting the housing market? >> it's supply chain, right. we still have shortage post crisis, we still have the demand for building right now is still way behind where the actual demand is right now. so lumber, all of the other components that come to making new houses which are still way behind where the demand is, it's all components to why we have rising home prices and seeing somehow prices going forward asking price beyond right now because inventory is so tight. >> very quickly, if i was investor trying to get into this type of market, would you suggest any buys, any stocks? >> right now i'm huge on

low's and home depot, the reason i say that because all-time highs with homeowners having home equity. if they can't afford to buy new house, they will remodel house and bring it up to date. i'm looking for stocks to be very big in next couple of months. >> thank you very much, jeff, have a great day. >> thank you. cheryl: we have a lot more coming up. rough start for tiger woods and he can't blame it on traffic. we will have sports highlights coming up next. and the sequel over a decade in the making. >> we need to change people's perceptions about super heros. >> better than me? cheryl: incredibles 2 blasting into theaters today and gearing up for record-breaking weekend. taking a look at futures trade worries are pressuring the markets on this friday, the dow down 133 in the premarket, s&p down 10 and three quarters, nasdaq down 16 and three quarters. we will be right back brighthouse financial

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and he says, are you kidding me, dude. triple boogie, finishes tied with woods at 8 over. let's go over to dustin johnson on the screen, johnson loses ball, tiger woods and justin thomas join in on the search. they eventually find ball and johnson takes the drop. gets out of the grass and booingies the hole. more than a decade in the making, the incredibles finally blasting into theaters today. i'm excited. >> it's time to make some wrong things right. help me bring supers back into the summer. we need to change people's per -- perceptions about super heros. >> misses incredible as she jumped back into the action as full-time super heroine, what it's worth at the box office.

kevin. >> hey, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> honor to be on the show this morning, 2:50 in la. >> thank you for coming over and staying awake. >> a big movie weekend and incredible with massive film with pixar for 2004. it's been 14 years since the original film came out, i still have my ticket. >> are you serious, you kept cincinnati. >> i kept all of my tickets from 2005 and 2010, one was incredibles 1. and now this movie is projected according to hollywood reporter to do 140 million this weekend. ticket prices have gone up. 3d, different element but the film is a great continuation of the first crin edibles movie, same director is back to direct film,

holy hunter, samuel l. jackson. breaking bad, he's fan that's nick the film. i love the animation, the action is amazing, pixar make great films for adults and kids, you find yourself a movie and the adults are seeing a different film than kids. works overall for everybody to enjoy the film. the action is amazing and one cool side note is brad bird, filmmaker who did incredible is voice of edna but jack: really steal it is show as the baby, i love this movie, great continuation of incredible film and only takes place about one or two days after the events of the first movies and no time really has passed and i give it 4.5. >> you are excited and you still have your ticket, thank you, kevin, you were great,

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>> the u.s. set to impose tariffs on $50 billion of chinese goods, michael houston chief market analyst at cmc joins us now. good morning, michael. we have to get straight to it, how are traders responding to expected tariff that is we are seeing could be imposed today? >> yeah, i mean, this is not a new story, we heard about this a couple of weeks. slightly more meat on the bones now. ultimately markets are coming to more expect and against backdrop of weakening chinese economy. overall fairly positive for the week. >> do you think we will be heading to trade war and what does this mean to american consumers? >> unlikely short term and both sides staking out positions, ask me when the tariffs are

imposed. >> i will follow up with you on that. thank you for watching fbn:am. mornings with maria starts right now. can he recall cheryl good morning, i am cheryl casone, maria bartiromo is going to be here very shortly, we have run into technical issues today. it is friday june 15th, your top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. trade war tensions taking a toll on the markets, right now futures are showing rough start, dow down 141 points in the premarket. nasdaq is down 16 and three quarters. all of the pressure on the markets this morning amid report that is president trump is approving $50 billion worth of tariffs on chinese goods. that announcement is expected at some point today from washington. but this comes after a mixed showing on wall street that we had yesterday. yesterday close the dow ended up