reuters says sysco has ended its businessness relationship with zte. the chairman of the house committee on intelligence suggests no one, not verizon, comcast, at&t should buy equipment from wawei or zte. critics of the report say if congress is really being genuine that chinese products could be doctored in a way to stop spying, why stop at those two? after all, parts of just about any device including sysco's or apple's or hp's or any other company tend to be made in china. back to you. >> thank you, scott. >>> let's check back in with christina loren to find out what's happening outside. fill us in on the forecast. what's happening? >> a little something for everyone this week, guys. good morning to you, jon and marla. good morning to you at home. let's take you outside and show you what we're looking at. high atop san bruno mountain. we have clouds out there. a little area of low pressure is stirring up trouble. as we head throughout the day, we'll see light isolated showers. better chance of that scenario as we head through tomorrow. you can see w

, also special delivery for the restaurants are done at 1:00, 2:00 and 3 o'clock in the morning by sysco distribution. all this at the request of the management in and owner, [speaker not understood] during the last 10 days to be quiet and serene because today's hearing [speaker not understood] and considerate with us and with the diplomatic tone voices. but all of this is a sham to get to what they want, the approval and permit from the city. [speaker not understood] because what we have been through, the owner and the restaurant, they want to put us out. >> thank you very much. thank you. >>> hi, [speaker not understood]. i live on valencia since may, 1995. i have a lease for 17 years. i want to report because most people don't pay attention if it's very noisy. i'm disabled but i work. i start at 8:00 in the morning and wake up 6:45. and sometimes at 2:00 in the morning and i can't just leave it because my bed is close to the window and the patio. always it's a lot of noisy because tuesday and wednesday [speaker not understood] those people and finish at 12 o'clock. sometimes the noise

i -- story on television last night talked about sysco. said only one this build these routers, all 4g networks are foreigners, everyone is standing in line getting a a iphone becaase they want a 4 g, they don't care who is building it all they care about is they can facebook anybody they want wherever they are and get an app, sleep with one hand on your .45 and a eye open. liz: executives taking it to capitol hill, saying, wait, we have been in operation, working with hundreds of millions of customers it world, they are saying, we have not had national security issues with what we do. however our intelligence committee in congress say, wait, china has been accused of spying on corporations here in the united states, which is why they stopped mergers of other u.s. companies with chinese operations, what you to say? >> the word congress and intelligence should never be used to the same sentence that insults the intelligence of the taxpayers, but this is an, how it is handled is the way we'll get out of this, not handled by a bunch of congre

committee were serious wanting to protect cybersecurity they would be looking at huawei and zte and syscoand siemens a alcatel lucent and acknowledging common supply chains between all the companies and acknowledging common vulnerabilities and proposing solutions to address them. anything else is a political exercise and a distraction. indeed a reckless distraction from actually addressing the real concern. it cceates a false sense of security. david: bill, very quickly, in the report it does say that the committee has received information from former and current huawei employees suggesting that huawei in particular may be violating united states laws. have they told you what laws it is they think you are violating? >> we have seen nothing from them. they have never mentioned any of these things in 11 months of conversation. we do know that last week there were a flurry of phone calls from the committee staffers to former and current huawei employees asking them lists of questions, begging to get some sort of information. we assume that it was that last minute flurry of phone calls that p