support a green deal. they are bold on climate change, they believe in science. okay. >> unlike what is going on in this administration. david: robert, that is it. "bulls and bears" see you tomorrow. >> i am blake in for elizabeth mack donald, this is the "evening edit." this time to deutsche bank. a long time lender to president and his businesses. a fond response today from eri

trump. hillary vaughn is live at white house with the latest. reporter: well democrat want more than president trump's tax returns, they want president bank to fork off his personal and business financial records, issuing a subpoena. house intelligence and financial services committee joining forcing to request the document dump from deutsche bank, they are not only ones in spotlight. house financial service committee chairwoman, congresswoman maxine water demanding documents from 3 others. as part of a russian laundering money probe. >> you say that as a result of your investigation, you did identify maybe some suspect shuteaccounts -- >> i can't comment on that. >> you have not taken any

action? right? >> we take it seriously, we're always -- >> okay morgan stanley what about you? reporter: a deutsche bank spokesperson said they have been in talks with congress. and will continue to cooperate as much as they are legally obligated to. and eric trump calling this harassment for political gain, setting a bad precedent. >> hillary thank you. what comes next. stalemate or maybe a surrender of the documents? joining me now. tom dupree. you are an attorney. you know better than me. attorneys can phrase things as they wish. depends on whatever the banks feel they are obligated to do, so what are they obligated to do. >> well, that is a $64,000

question. they all want to be cooperative. had they get requests from law enforcement, they typically do what they can within scope of their legal duties and obligations to comply, that said it u.s. is not mean that -- that does not mean that companies fork over everything that congress wants, it sounds like there has been a lot of narrowing of the subpoena to give congress maybe some of what it wants but not necessarily all of what they are seeking. >> what is the balance? >> if i give my financial document to a bank, i would think they are secret. i am not president trump and have no clue what? those documents but i would think there is a balance. >> i have to say from what we've seen from this congressional committee, notion of balance may has been lost. we already have number of on going investigations, with

foreign influence into campaign and investigations in to trump organization. fact that we have another entity, a congressional committee launching subpoenas to gather this information, replowing ground that has been plowed. >> part of argument from some republicans, how can congress do a better job, they new york attorney general. who has also according to reports, sought documents from deutsche bank in subpoenas who does -- who is able to appreciably oversee this in a better manner is it congress or folks who did this for a living. >> you put it that way. general matter prosecutor do this sort of thing for a living, not to say that all prosecutors are innocent and lack political motivation. but by and large when a congressional committee like this one does this sort of

investigation, under these circumstances, hav -- you have existing investigations, and there are members who look to score political points, that calls into question the ultimate goal of the investigation. whether will it is get to bottom. or provide a stage for political argument. >> eric trump, calling it an unprecedented abuse of power, you could split that in two parts. >> as far as unprecedented. the fact of life in washington, when you have presidency controlled by one party and congress or house of congress controlled by another party you get uptick investigation. i don't think it comes as a surprise to white house, they don't like it. but i don't think it is a surprise, they have staffed up white house counsel office to

prepare. pretty much everything that committees will say falls went their jury. >> to tom tom dupree stand by f8 months. >> meantime 149 million, how membership subscribers netflix said it has across the globe, future guidant had the stock down in after hours, deirdre bolton with the latest. reporter: right. netflix for first quarter, exceeding wall street expectations top and bottom line be but problem is going forward, they issue light guidance for current quarter, they said that earnings would be about half of what wall street was expecting, they will earn about 55 cents a

share, and wall street looking for 99 cents a share, and also about net add subscribers, how many new people, it will be few nir u.s. anfewer in use and ove. there is a difference. and as for overseas, 4.7, wall street looking for 4.83 million in letter to shareholder at the tim--netflix addressed it has me and more competition on-line, and does not expect a negative effect from apple stream or disney. it compares linear viewing to streaming. in same way that broadcast cable was in the 80s, and 90s. we don't anticipate the new entrance will affect our growth, transition from le lengthier on

demand is so massive. massive. >> take that bob iger and tim cook. just for record, you look apple is up in last 52 weeks, and threat netflix up. and disney up. >> disney plus, sounds like amazon says, it is not just one pie, there are many pies, we can all go after it in our own way. reporter: that is a fair comment, that is how disney sees it they estimate they have a billion fans worldwide. if you spikes to anyone that loves marvel, films and character, and lucas film, die hard fans, and people with young kids they love disney

philanthropchoice, i think way that -- disney franchise. i think there is a lot of people who file it two different markets, but consumers have to be willing to pay for both. >> disney 7 bucks a month and netflix 12, you add it up could maybe hulu. >> that is the joke, you engage with people on twitter, i was trying to make it easier for my parents by cutting cord but i have amazon prime, hbo and netflix and soon disney plus. and you know at&t warner will offer own streams service, comcast, nbc universal will have its own. this and you know sort of still leaving amazon, and apple and disney plus out. this is a more crowded field, i think that investor are concerned with nit flex -- netflix is cash burn.

nathey will burn more next year, then bullish side, ne netflix in almost 200 million homes worldwide it will grow. >> that is a staggering number. >> adding. >> yes. >> thank you. >> now market, stock, did finish higher on positive earnings, gerri willis with more. reporter: a big day in market, all three major indexes finished in green, dow up 67, s&p 500 in the green, big story was nasdaq, up 24. higher, but crossing back over 8,000, they are just 1.3% from the 52-week high, set in august of 2018. volume soaring as well 2 billion share trading hands on nasdaq today. meanwhile, apple and qualcomm, settling a huge battle over chip

royalties, dropping all litigation and reached a global patent and license agreement, this had future of qualcomm's be at stake it was a big deal, qualcomm shares soaring and' el up as well -- apple up as well. and inflew ending averages today. >> gerri willis thank you. >> coming up, return trip with a new title temporary head of the department of homeland security. heading down to border. and why one private company said it has a cheaper faster way to build the wall that trump. but first live to paris with latest from notre dame after the break.

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blake: assessing damage, promising to rebuild, parts of historic notre dame charred, but holy cite still standing, molly is live in paris. reporter: good evening, ash we've seen floating along here, on island where grand church stands, the surrounding streets have reopened to traffic. we've seen parisians and fellows

from all over the world lining streets here looking. in shock. beginning to understand what happened. another thing we have kept an eye on, se invest invest ge invt krp el moments, the peak of a flash flight. yet, a different scene. that is when the massive flames began to eat away at the building, grand spire came crashing down flew th through t, there were fears all would be lost. the twin stowers hav towers hav. working theory this was a tragic accident. not intentional. related to the renovations. much of the roof of made of timber, some hundreds of years

old. as many of us watched, wood burns swiftly. >> fran' fran's wealthy did elie come forward, promising a outpouring, of millions of dollars president macron promised a swift effort. aiming to rebuild and fix things within a time table of 5 years. right now thing we're watching most is whether or not this structure will be determined safe. the particular up t to -- expectation is that 50 investigator will get in and work on cause of the fire. and when rebuilding process can begin. blake: mollie line in maris thanmayor --paris, so many quese among them what could we learn going forward? joining me former ndny deputy

chief james bullock, you heard report there from molly. >> they have to look to see if it wilit, it would not collapsee fact it is did not collapse yet is really efforts of fire department, they really got in ithere. they were able to slowdown the fire and save a good part. and bell tower. if that would have burned it would have lost bell tower, that also is support for side walls. blake: folks on ground, came out said they thought it was an accident. highway dihow do they determineo quickly? they have information on the ground? or inside? >> well, with this particular

fire, started in attic, that is destroyed, they will go on witnesses. who was working up there at the time, constructiontio companies, what they seen, and that is the initial part. and they could have been welding, they could have been using machinery equipment, that gave a spark, does not take much for that dry wood to catch on fire. blake: you look at this building, 800 years old. historic building nop known in e world, what are lets owns to be learned -- lessons to be learned, if that were to happen anywhere emca else. >> cathedral is all basely all the same, open wooden ceilings and have try to protect the ceilings, ceilings are a lot of wood, you look at building that say brick building but a lot of

wood in the building that holess it up, the roof has to be protected. a mist system or with sprinklers, they would protect it better. >> when you were watching this yesterday, as someone who has been in a fire or two yourself, are you thinking what? are you surprised this was relatively contained. the images so many of us thinks this might all go. >> i was surprised. and benefit that fire department received is when officer collapsed early -- the roof collapsed early that brought fire down to level they could get to it when it was bunching they could not get hose lines or ladders up there it was too far, no experience exposure to get

water. once it came down, it made it possible. then they came in to bell tower. >> james bullock. >> thank you. blake: several other stories, first shipment of humanitarian aid from red cross to help venezuela has arrived. venezuela dictator maduro, who is not recognized by u.s. at leader, ha previously blocked sh shipments. they can help 1,000 patients each. >> u.s. policy toward cuba continues to change. trump administration will soon allow law the in american court again companies in cuba. at issue land sees. from those who fled, the national security advisory john bolton will announce the move

tomorrow in miami. >> bo ar boeing shares are up t. a board found the antistall software operation alley suit an. that software is at the center of the investigation of two crashes of 737 max jets. >> the "financial times" reports that boeing faces new calls for a boardroom shake up. telling chinatelling client thad be stripped. >> numbers show it, cbs said tiger woods delivered most watched final round of live golf coverage since last year's masters. 10.8 million viewers saw history, and number spiked 18.3 million in last 15 minutes as tiger came from behind to win his first major after 11 years.

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company said they could build a cheaper border wall and faster as well. we're in coolidge, arizona with story. >> border security requires a fence. cameras, also road like this one to get there quickly, an arizona company promises all 3 for 15 million a mile, less than what government is paying. there is a demonstration to show congressmen how it is done, they brought in a backhoe to put in 6 foot deep trench. then they dropped in the prefabricated 18 foot tall steel barricade fence. you see that excavator that lifts each panel, drops it in then the cement truck, the footing is curing. what is unique, they have a

fiber optic cable here and there. that goes ledge of fence -- length of fence they can detect what is coming from 20 or 30 feet, trenching or climbing, people, could hav, could haves - vehicles or horses, the package with a 5 year guarantee, a bond. they promise to deliver it 14 months, some congressmen today thought it might be a good investment. >> with our technology we have technology to produce over a mile a day. if contract were bigger we could gear up to about 2 miles a day. >> if someone can do it faster and cheaper and higher quality, bonding if you will to protect taxpayer from all those claims not true, i am interested in that and i believe taxpayer is.

reporter: border is 2000 miles long. 2/3 designed to stop pedestrian, one third vehicle barrier. president wants another 450 miles by end of his term. does he have money? that will depend on national security declaration. if we can pull the 8 billion out out of dod among other places, it will up to homeland security and army corps of engineers and they were here today, nevertheless, tip we know it is at least congressman tell us a yard stick by to judge other proposals. but in terms of congress, to solve the asylum problem, that is up it them. blake: william in coolidge, arizona. >> he is supported by president, but not by enough republican

senators, there are growing questions about herman cain's potential combination for federal reserve board of governors. president intended to the nominate cain with stephen moore, by president's top economic add vas adviser sayingt white house is still speaking with others. >> herman is going through vetting process, for now that is where we or, that i think at end was day it will be up to herman cain if he wants to stay in the process. >> stephen moore is in the process, we support him, support herherman cain. >> we're talking to a number of candidates. >> a number of candidates. join me, freedom works director. john tam. >> does not sound good for herman cain. >> not much of an endorsement.

i think it was a plan throw out a few names, main thing is larry's goal to get u.s. idea logical soul mate, steve moore on the fed board, larry views fed as -- an entity gov earned bearned-- governed by group thi. blake: you don't think they want the cain all along. >> i think that a little bit of both. they had herman cain's name without nominating him, i think that plan was let's see how it goes over. main person we want to get in there is stephen moore. that is the person he and larry kudlow are close, they see things the same way that would be victory for them overall. blake: i asked president about

this last week, he said herman will make that did. natiodetermineation. that leaves open number, herman cain did you not have support in senate. did it gets to a -- i a if it ga point where he does not go forward who else? >> it appears from their statement they hope that herman cable gracefully bow out. if not him, my ideal person would be david malpass, but he was confirmed for world bank position, he jumps out, and also man legionmanly, johnson. he would be interesting name to resurrect in all this. blake: when you talk about fed

-- st. louis fed said sending a grim signal about future of the economy. look at what is going on with housing . in this case, housing is a driver of economic prosperity, we consume housing it is our investment that give us finds to buy houses. i am st. louis fed has backwar backwards. economies go to downturns periodically. i would not rely too much on the

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>> this is or 29 week fighting the measles outbreak here in rockland, despite our best efforts this outbreak is not going away. to say we're overreaching flies in the face of fact, history and common sense. blake: a warning from official in rock land county, here in new york state, taking another shot

at curbing nation's measles outbreak. banning unvaccinate the children from public spaces. >> joining me now. jenette, on very latest, this is in 20 states, over 500 cases, state of michigan today had some. you heard warning there word accelerating, how is this the case? >> so, blake, these are unprecedented times this not a trivial disease, the measles is spreading, we have take acted, people can cause significant disability if not death, i inpolicemannin -- inflammation f the brain, and hearing loss.

>> look at the map, 20 states, but basically any part was country, do issues know how had dgot to this point. >> we know, we have an understand, this was eliminates in 2000 because of the vaccine that came out in 1963. a lot of it has to do with fear, lack of education, lack of information. misunderstanding. what they read on social media. is a huge problem. most important thing is we have to continue to educate patients, and families, and parents, and teachers, because that is how we develop trust with our patients, and try to correct those myths this are out there. blake: what do you tell parents, if i am a parent in one of those states i go to google figure out

what is going on. >> talk to your doctor, your pediatrician. if you see your own doctor give the vaccine to their own children. 90% of people who come in contact with it who are not vaccinated will catch measles, it could lead to a lifetime disability if it does not kill you. blake: how do you get back to point where it is eliminated. >> we need to continue to educate partisans and community. blake: what does that mean. >> showing them facts and data, that is data shows up to 97% if you get two doses, you get between ages of 12 and 15 months, then between ages of 4 to 6. thougshow them and teach them it saves lives, the fear of will my child develop autism is false and untrue, fear of vaccine

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blake: a slow day at the white house, but we have twitter, president just tweeted about plans for colorado river. thanks to senator mcsally for getting it done, a big deal for arizona. >> and man who's to replace him, bernie sanders letting loose on a host of topics in fox news town hall last night from taxing the rich to president's tax

returns. here are some of the big moments. >> i believe that there is something embarrassingly wrong when the united states of america is only major country on earth not to guarantee healthcare for all people. instead of demonizing immigrants, i think wealthy people and large corporation that make billions of profits should start paying their fair share of taxes, i pay taxes that i owe, why don't you gets donald trump up here and ask him how much he pays in taxes, president trump, my wife and i just released 10 years, please do the same. blake: it was good tv. joining me joanne melcher of "wall street journal" editorial page, did you watch. >> i did. blake: your take away. >> a populist pitch.

seemed almost predetermined. to woo blue collar voters that have swung for trump, he is very much playing on economic dissatisfaction, even though we're in some of the best economic times. blake: argument of mead carry mr ul, senator, admitted it would raise taxes but he said it would lower healthcare costs. you would move one pot of money from here put it over there. do you think that argument would resonate. >> i thought that was one of the most interesting moments of whole town hall, medicare for all is one thing he takes about expanding. we sawy from education come up, a lot of give aways, a lot of economic inequality, and we -- fix this is big government

programs, they do fall back on middle and working class americans. >> you look at tax bill, most americans got a tax cut, they do not like the tax plan. when he brings up, talk about economeconomic inequality wouldt resonate. >> a lot of people who don't feel they are getting savers because of state and local deduction, i think he will try toic ploi exploit. but he did have to concede that middle and working class will pay for this. blake: looking at polls, joe biden leading democratic primary, bernie sanders at 21, and everyone else in single digits. someone who ma has not announced and someone running as a democrat even though she is a hn independent, what does that mean

or nothing? >> i think this is a defining moment for what democratic party is, same way that 2015 was for republicans. you got that energized far left progressive wing that bernie sanders represents. then biden the more establishment and drug -- traditional democrat. i would not under estimate sanders this time, i think that hillary clinton did. blake: how could you. >> fundraising is astronomical, he is gaining momentum, i think here is changing the conversation, you see a lot of candidates, defining their political stance relative to thin he puts out. blake: joanne melcher, "wall street journal" editorial page, appreciate it. >> thank you. blake: coming up could, battle over the president's tax returns. >> you know that is not going to happen. what does that mean, we'll break it down, coming up next.

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deadline, giving irs until april 23 to release president's returns for 6 years, president trump personal lawyer, said all this is illegal. >> joining me now. george. >> hello. blake: good to have you, what happens from here? >> i think it is okay to up-front say american people have a public interest in full disclosure. but that is normal circumstances. the democracies are engaged in a never ending snipe hunt looking for something to shoot at to destroy trump presidency and end it, they did not fine it in russia story, and i don't think they would find anything in the tax return. i think that president is justified to tell them no. i'm not going to release out of privacy and audit, this is pure political theater there is no substance, they just want to

stir up trouble, we should be focused on meaningful issue like border and china trade and other thing americans are more interested in. blake: i asked white house the other day, many of my colleagues down there try to get basic answer to question, has president filed his tax returns, white house won't even say that, why? >> i think that staff over there just wants to avoid this issue like the plague, they want to leave it to president and his lawyers, and focus on the business of the american people, i think there is a desire for this to go away. i don't think it will go away, i think that cell -- i think that it will continue through the election, i think it would eventually be thrown to the courts, i think that answer is clouded at best. blake: do you think that president is hiding something or just does not' people to see

anything. >> i have no opinion on that. but to express i think sarah sanders did not address this in a substantive careful way when she spoke to it the fact his tax returns will be incredibly complex, and most americans would not even begin to understand it. there is a really high likelihood that fishing expedition, the snipe hunt of democrat would lead them to you to otowon to things to score chp political points, i think that is why we're at laggerheads, this is sad for america, we need to be focused on other issues. blake: a potential china trade deal, seems as if we're moving to the finish line, if it gets there and crosses it, you think it does what to the market? >> i think that market has priced if are in most part a settlement at some point. i would salute president in his administration for taking on the chinese, several decade overdue.

they have cheated, lied and stealed their way to american intellectual property for years, and been unfair in their trading. i think that market might have a brief positive reaction, but i think 90% priced? >> about what if there is no deal in we've seen the president walk. we have seen him walk before, no? >> yes, it is possible. and i think that he will only walk if he can't get a great deal for american people, i think also this chinese risk more than we are because their exports tour to -- our country s triple from our to their, if we don't make a deal there is significant economic impact in the world, there would be a negative market react. blake: george c thank you.

>> thank you. blake: we thank you at home for watching the evening edit, liz macdonald will be back tomorrow, for now here is lou dobbs, have a good one. >> good evening, united states and china are at an apparent impasse in trade talks, china unwilling to commit to a plan trade relationship with united states, yet some, some trump administration officials suggest all is well. they under cut the president's negotiators in so doing, the red storm is rising in south america. russia, china and cuba trying to expand their influence specifically in ve venezuela. president trump and his secretary of state, making it clear the administration is ruling nothing out in