i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, cheryl. hi, everybody. i'm lauren simonetti. the cheryl: despite all the the controversy, the markets are holding their own. lauren: let's get to the breaking news of the deadly helicopter crash in new york city. slamming into the east river killing all five passengers. the video captured the moment of the crash. tragedies happen 7:00 p.m. eastern time last night and the pilot was able to escape. >> it landed almost like it was supposed to land a man it was completely just gone. >> one person sort of client out of the helicopter and since it was flipped over at the rest are visible climbed on and was screaming for help. transfer the helicopter had been hired to do a photo shoot to the faa national transportation board are investigating the cause of the crash. trade to european officials are planning trade talk with american counterparts this week as they seek ways to avoid the steep steel and aluminum tariffs. china signaling plans to retaliate against the new tariff. the president's trade adviser peter navarro is on "sunday mor

i'm cheryl casone. [inaudible] cheryl: good friday.he date comment time and all that. as thursday. cheryl: good friday because it good friday because you don't have any volatility to talk about. a lot to talk about today. later on this afternoon the president heading to ohio pushing his infrastructure plan, the one played by trillion dollars package could add thousands of jobs that relies heavily on state to raise their own fenster restructured rebuild cities. that raises concerns for both sides of the aisle. you're to weigh in on business and politics editor at the independent voter network is lindsay frantz and democratic strategists and press secretary josÉ munoz. great to have you here. lindsey, the question of course is the money. 200 billion the president is talking about incentive to give states and cities to come up with the rest of the money. kind of a gamble don't you think? >> it's a big gamble. everyone agrees $200 billion over a decade is just not going to work. it's definitely a gamble in the american people are sick and

in new york, it's friday and it's good friday and march 30th, good morning, i'm cheryl casone. uren: good morning, thank you for joining us, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: fox business live, the other guys on tape and a lot of news break to go get to. lauren: yeah, let's talk about what happened overnight, another potential big deal in the works in the health care sector. sours say that wal-mart is in preliminary talks to buy humana this could be the largest acquisition in the company's history, humana has market value of $37 billion. cheryl: talking over a number of options in addition to outright purchase of humana, incredible deal if it goes through. this deal would make wal-mart now one of the country's largest health insurers, forget the fact that it's one of the world's largest retail companies. lauren: all in battle with amazon and humana has the medicare relationship, this would deepen wal-mart's relationship with seniors. president trump blasting amazon, all of this as the president bushes his ambitious infrastructure plan. cheryl: kevin cork has details from the white h

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. welcome back. eryl: it's nice to say good morning to you and for viewers that have not had a voice for several days, so nice to be back. lauren: would have to rest her voice throughout the show. breaking news overnight. close to find the pharmacy benefits express scripts at "the wall street journal" says the deal could be announced as soon as today. the transaction worth $50 billion, perhaps more. cheryl: leicester and then said it would launch its own benefit which is a partner event that their shares are up about 28% from a year ago. lauren: will see if they move today in the free market. president trump to sign an order for new tariffs on steel and aluminum at some point. is this coming despite a letter by more than 100 republican house members urging cheryl: change course. white house trade policy adviser peter navarro said this is why. >> re: aluminum and steel industry. the president has said clearly and correctly we can't have a country without those two industries. the fact of the matter is

i'm cheryl casone. pennsylvania turning into a crucial political battleground as voters head to the pool to choose their representatives. a tight race expected between republican rick saccone and connor land in the special congressional election. lauren: eric shawn live just an hour and a half before the polls officially opened. >> is right, lauren. high commissioner appear they will open in the building behind me in lebanon where the snow is just beginning to fall. we'll have to see how that affects the turnout. the big question will be the white working-class voters who abandoned hillary clinton returned to democrats or republicans in the nation. the 32-year-old ivy league conor lamm, former marine prosecutor against state representative rick saccone pitching for the heavy leg unionized workers here. those are the so-called reagan democrats who announced president trump. he's a moderate who's been hammering away at the issue of union pensions and social security and maintaining medicare. he wants to d

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: welcome back. cheryl: did i miss anything? lauren: so much i can even keep track. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: i was in the beach watching the markets fall. lauren: she has attended privet. riley started to negotiate access to chinese markets. "wall street journal" reported that trump administration says specific request include greater access to the financial sector by u.s. companies. treasury secretary stephen mnuchin explain the plans. >> were simultaneously having negotiations. we want to cut the trade deficit 100 billion over the next year. we want to eliminate forced joint ventures, for technology and have very productive conversations with them. i'm cautiously hopeful we reach an agreement, but if not we are proceeding with these terrorists. cheryl: house intelligence committee devin nunes talked about his investigation into china's trade practices. >> they are stealing their intellectual property. either through the internet or through investing in educational systems here or think tanks. they are bringing people here

i am cheryl casone. f fbi director andrew mccabe. cheryl: kris jenkins in washington with all the latest developments. reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. a fire storm of speculation that the firing was imminent, naming him for the first time in a tweet on sunday saying why does the mueller team has 13 heart and democrats come a day "crooked hillary" zero republicans? another added does anyone think this is fair and yet there is no collusion. while the president was sent in clear frustration with the investigation, white house lawyer ty cobb shouted down in a statement saying in response to media speculation and related questions being posed to the administration, the white house confirms the president is not considering are discussing the firing of the special counsel robert mueller. republicans like trey gowdy of the house oversight committee warned against any notion of a firing. >> russia attacked our country. but special counsel molar figure that out. if you believe as we found no evidence of

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti. thank you for joining us. eryl: maybe the stock markets will have the luck of the irish. lauren: we will see. i think they need it. the news out of dc needs to quiet a little bit for investors to separate themselves and trade on -- cheryl: news was big yesterday, the trump administration hitting russia with fresh sanctions for meddling in the presidential election and for cyber attacks and now the gop is doubling down on calls for a second special counsel into the russia probe. lauren: investigators to investigate the investigators, griff jenkins in washington for us, he will break it all down. >> good morning, lauren and cheryl, you know, we have been hearing calls for a second special could believe for months, now a group of republican senators is asking the department of justice to take action in a letter to attorney general jeff sessions, deputy rod rosenstein and chuck grassley, lindsey graham, write we believe that a special counsel is need today work with the inspector general to independently gather the

i'm gerri willis and for cheryl casone. good to be here waiting for the snow. can't believe we are here already. officially kicking off the midterm election season. here we go again. voters headed to the poll in texas. we seen a spike in early voter turnout to suggest there is a blue way of potentially getting the deep red lone star state. a sign of what's to come in the interim country another midterm races. lindsay frantz, good morning to you. democratic strategists and ceo blueprint strategist antwan seaway. good morning. i want to talk about texas. i also want to talk about pennsylvania. we'll start with you. first primary of 28 team chemistry in an unprecedented number of democrats run. can you see this deep red state go booher pro pro -- purple? >> democrats are successfully pouring a lot of money into the state races. to be honest with you i think their make in a huge investment here and we need to remember texas is a slightly open primary. you don't have to declare when you go in. you have to sign a pledge, which is kind of weird, but she don't have to

tranter and gerri willis and for cheryl casone. good to be here with you. through september 30th. lauren: griff jenkins flied in washington redid all 2300 pages. good morning. reporter: good morning, lord and jerry. remember when you haven't started your reading list the last night of summer. time is not on their side. let's look at this bill paid 700 billion for defense plus a pay raise on veterans affairs. 1.6 billion for the border wall. anything for obamacare civilization and there is no daca fix for the dreamers. the white house is on board with this. had to waste money and giveaways in order to take care of military pay increase in the equipment. speaker pauline says the legislation for fuzzy pledge to rebuild the u.s. military and addresses a bunch of other critical priorities. no bill of this size is perfect. chuck schumer says every bill takes compromise. there's plenty here but at the end of the day we feel very good because priorities for the middle class were included. everybody's happy, right? not so. the house freedom caucus says this. >> we c

lea: i made gabriel and for cheryl casone.ederal judges have temporarily blocked the administration for amending the "fbn:am" program. they could revisit the issue by march 23rd. that's in the next spending bill is due. we've had six months of back-and-forth. still no deal in sight. let's discuss our panel, president of xl alliance and creator of dreamers ventures. good morning to you. media director for campus reform. hey, guys. we will start with you. where do we go from here? >> it seems like no one wants to take responsibility because it's easy to say that the court take care of it. it doesn't really need to be such a partisan issue. a lot of americans if you look at poll numbers that they support giving protection to dreamers. it's just what comes along with it when they can come up with much of a compromise. the left has stuck themselves in a box with this one. president trump is novel in a compromise. that's the reason we can't come to a deal. back in january he came out instead of at the dreamers. let's give them prote

i'm cheryl casone. more on uber is hillary in a few minutes. this could disrupt the industry as a whole. lauren: usually a listless driverless car and it was deadly this time. cheryl: staying with technology come of this story still facebook this morning. the company in crisis mode after the e.u. promised investigations and the companies mishandling of user profiles. lauren: hillary thought in los angeles joining us now with the other headlines making news. good morning. good to see you. >> good morning. great to see you guys. facebook shares tumbled yesterday after using facebook to exploit 50 million users information without permission. stock down 7% with $30 billion. the biggest drop the company has seen in four years. $5 billion of mark zuckerberg's net worth. the company facing blowback from users threatening to delete accounts in response and alex santos plans to step down after his role at the company was downsized. lawmakers on the hill at the european union are looking for a crackdown on oversight of the company. the security officer p

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: halfway through march. i'm lauren simonetti. is what we could say is really the beginning of the financial crisis that grips this country. 10 years ago, bear stearns. lauren: shotgun marriage by jpmorgan chase. cheryl: a lot of breaking news to cover overnight. world renowned physicist even hawking has died at the age of 76. he was known for his breakthrough work with black holes and relativity, published several books celebrated by the science community and the movie was made about his life. hocking vastly exceeded his eye fixed urgency after diagnosed with a rare disease at the age of 22 that left him down to a wheelchair and unable to speak except through a voice synthesizer. he died was silly at his home in cambridge. lauren: katy perry writes there is a big black hole in my heart hours before pi day. rest in peace. pennsylvania special election too close to call. conor lamb and republican rick saccone separated. cheryl: nobodies popping champagne this morning. eric shawn has the latest on where we stand right now. good morn

and lea gabrielle in for cheryl casone. lauren: i lauren simonetti.cause when this broke last night, everybody was in no way surprised them and others not so much. the chief economic advisor gary cohn resigning and more fears of a possible trade war. what are the political ramifications president trump now faces of all of this? democratic strategist john callaway. good morning. >> good morning, new york. how are you all? >> we are dealing with whether that's about to be coming in and the storm in the white house brewing as well. let's begin with gary cohn. how big of a lawsuit sea to the the administration and policies of the u.s.? >> a pretty big loss for two reasons. you have to remember gary was cohn and ceo of goldman sachs, the world's most prestigious, fundamentally a traitor. markets see was what he sees and they know that the tariffs could present a problem in our react into it. secondly, is a registered democrat took off from a prestigious job to serve this administration in a patriotic move i commend him for. this is a nonpartisan move. this

i'm connell mcshane filling in for cheryl casone once again.month goes for the markets. it wasn't quite as bad as you might think. >> huge moves in both directions. a 10 month game comes down a little bit. thanks to the recent tax cuts come in many ways the larger paychecks to see if we want to make sure you're not getting too much of a pay bump because you might owe the irs money next year. trivia that's always a catch 22 coming tools to help you out. adam shapiro has the details. >> good morning. the irs and u.s. treasury department released a new w-4 form as well as a new w-4 calculator so that everybody can figure out if you're having the appropriate amount of money withheld from your paycheck to cover your taxes for 2018. remember, this doesn't apply to the taxes you're preparing to file this year. this is your income going forward to it for most americans the irs says you don't need to do a thing. but for two income families, for people to itemize coming you might want to use the new w-4 calculator to figure out if you're withholding too

cheryl casone in the next hour. >> we will have president trump during this hour. stokes are falling -- stocks are falling because of a reports after massive data breach at facebook. i'm cheryl casone i'm in for trish regan today. welcome all of you to the intelligence report. we've got a busy hour coming up. first look what is going on with facebook. this is the big story of the market today. this stock is down more than 6.25% after reports surfaced over the weekend that a firm connected to the trump campaign had access to data belonging to millions of facebook users without their permission. is this going to lead to new government regulation for facebook, for other companies? we have intel on that coming up. >>> just talking with neil about this, later on in the hour the president is set to speak in new hampshire. he is going to announce a new plan to fight the nationwide opioid epidemic. the president will roll out a proposal that we believe is going to include seeking the death penalty for drug dealers and reducing the number of prescriptions given out by docto

cheryl casone with the details, cheryl.da brown was in third grade in 1951 when her father filed a lawsuit, little did she know at the time she would deserve olize desegregation in the u.s. supreme court case brown versus board of education dismantled the separate but equal policy of the time and ended segregation, linda brown died sunday, she was 75 year's old. well, another headline we are watching this morning, cdc warning of a second wave of the flu, the agency says that influenza b cases have jumped recently making up 620% of the country's flu cases last week, influenza b seems to be more severe. well, stocks soared yesterday but general electric missed the rally, the company shares closed down more than 1%, dropped the lowest level since july of 2009 as ge continues to struggle. wall street journal article on sunday says that ge has capital that hasn't been unable to sell. the stock plunged 25% this year on disappointed guidance. ge the only dow component down, 13.02. wow. tesla also having a tough time as of late, co

cheryl casone has the he details on that. >> cheryl: more on the president.eting is expected to take place this afternoon in the oval office. gates has been critical of trump since he became president. it's unclear what the two will talk about. they met during the transition at trump tower and last march at the white house where they discussed stopping disease outbreaks around the world. well, more tax relief may be on the way. while celebrating the impact of the recently passed tax law at a boeing factory in st. louis yesterday the president said he's working with kevin brady on a second package. >> we're now going for a phase two. we're actually going for a phase two we will help, in addition to the middle class, it will help companies and it's going to be something i think very special. >> cheryl: also at that event yesterday a college cafeteria worker thanked the president for the bonus she recently received because of the tax cuts. >> and i work in the cafeteria at college of the ozarks alongside the hard-working students and i am very grateful for the b

cheryl casone has the details right now. >> cheryl: it's incredible.om behind by a car that was sliding on this icy road. as you can see here, it launched him several feet into the air as he was walking towards another car that had been stuck on the side of the road. he suffered a few injuries but by some miracle he's actually okay. he hopes the video serves as a reminder for drivers to slow down and move over and be careful on icy roads. he is a 13 year veteran of the utah highway patrol. he's a father of four. he's a soccer coach. he suffered four broken ribs and a broken shoulder blade but he's okay. another headline, a japanese company said it may make an offer for a company which has a market value of $40 billion. they say acquiring shire are help them expand their work in rare diseases and a drug for attention deficit disorder. shire stock is up more than 17% on news of the deal. take a look at takata. the stock is down 7% so far this year. the burger king, carl's junior, trying to get in on steven spielberg's next movie. they wanted to change th

cheryl casone with the details. >> saudi arabia says it has shot down seven ballistic missiles firedssiles were aimed at the capital of riyadh at the debris from the incoming missiles killed one man in what was the first chapter in the saudi led three-year war in yemen. looper is getting out of southeast asia. they've agreed to sell to the rival with a second retreat from a show for cooper after it sold its china business also to arrival there. walt disney giving families a way to cut the cost of visiting disney world offering free meals to kids between the ages of three and nine when parents spoke a package. this is between may 28 through august 30th. limitations of families must reserve a package by august august 1st. shares of walt disney are down 8% so far this year. it was free and disney in the same sentence i had to do the story. the singer had nine. coming up, major league baseball in the studio here ahead of the opening day. big changes coming on and off the field next. that is next. ♪ take me out to the ballgame ♪ take me out to the crowd ♪ buy me some peanuts and cracker j

cheryl casone has the details, cheryl. cheryl: that's right, dagen, good morning, police in tennessee were able to trackdown and kill james corssey, alleged pretending to be a police officer pulling over 38-year-old police officer shooting him and killing him, he was off truth at the time and taken to the hospital where he later died from injuries. well, another big deal could be in the works in the health care sector, sources say wal-mart is in preliminary talks to buy humana and what would be the largest acquisition in the company's history. humana value 37 billion, number of options in addition to outright purchase of humana. shares of humana soared more than 10% in extended trading, a deal would make wal-mart, by the way, one of the country's largest health insurers, the stock is down 11% this year. tesla is issuing biggest recall yet, about 123,000 model s cars have a bolt issue that could be dangerous for drivers, all model s cars built before april 2016 need to be brought in. ceo elon musk says no immediate action n

maria: broadcom has abandoned its bid for qualcomm cheryl casone with details now. om initially dropped 117-billion-dollar hostile offer for chip maker qualcomm this is two days after president trump blocked the deal in national security concern would have been biggest deal ever, broadcom has also written slate of nominees for board still plan to move legal haushseadquarters the united states. >> world renowned physicist stephen hawking died at 76 was known for breakthrough work with black holes relativity dealing with several about about disabilities after diagnosed with als at 22 in a wheelchair unable to speak except through voice synthesizer, out lived his life expectation by more than half a century. astrophysicist reacted on twitter, his passing has left an intellectual vacuum in his awake permeating space time defies measure his family said he died peacefully in cambridge england. >> a queen a victim of hollywood'ss gap producers committed -- the actress paying elizabeth paid less than supporting architect who pays her husband. >> they say he was established a

cheryl casone with the details now, cheryl.hat's right, maria, one of the victims is 18-year-old alexa durian, she was a student at fiu. today students are going to be returning to their classes for the first time since the accident, they are prepare to go hold a moment of silence at 1:47 p.m., that's the time that the bridge went down last week. this is while investigators try to determined what caused the pedestrian bridge to fall crushing multiple cars on a busy highway, the first civil lawsuit related to the incident expected to be filed today on behalf of someone injured in that collapse. well, facebook is in a lot of trouble after news broke that a data analytics firm gained access to personal information from 50 million profile and facebook has denied any wrongdoing saying that it exemploymented features to do this. facebook has suspended the firm in response but lawmakers in the u.s. and britain are calling for more oversight of the tech company of the latest incident of abuse. shares of facebook in premarket are down m

cheryl casone has the details. >> cheryl: more tracking. here we go again.obtain a search warrant. police are not asking tech companies like for specific user accounts but rather for data from all mobile device that's were within close problems i'm toproximity to acrime scene at r time. they narrow down the list to people they think are potential suspects or witnesses. they prevent google from notifying users who were affected for months. a familiar name in the retail toy business is looking to make a comeback. the company that acquired the k.b. toy brand in 2016 says they plan to open up pop-up shops in malls before black friday. this can help some of the workers who are losing their jobs with toys r us as those stores are closing. k.b. toys closed back in 2009. amazon is looking at buying some of the locations from toys r us. this is a according to bloomburg news. they say amazon would use the space to expand their retail presence. shares of amazon we should say, by the way, are higher in premarket trading, up more than half a percent which is good flus fo

cheryl cherycheryl casone has t. >> cheryl: toys r us is preparing to close all of their stores.bankruptcy protection in september. they were hoping to reorganize. now the last hope rests on finding a buyer. toys r us operated 900 stores across the united states. british airways is bringing its biometric terminals that use facial recognition to more airports across the u.s. since november, british airways has been trying it at l.a.x. for u.k. bound passengers. now terminals that don't require a boarding pass or passport are being expanded to miami and jfk as well. weight watchers now getting into the meal kit business, it's a big business. the company says it will roll out boxes that include fresh, premeasured ingredients at supermarkets later this year. they're working with a california based company to do this. this comes a day after walmart announced plans to sell its own line of meal kits. and all those intense competitions from the big stores is sending blue apron's stock down 50% this year. weight watchers is up about 250% from a year ago. that's probably were oprah sold so

election, in western pennsylvania today voters headed to polls to choose their inside representative, cheryl casoneeah, maria you just had k one of the candidates on, but let's take a look at new video we just got a democratic candidate conor lamb just cast his ballot what is expected to be a very tight race between him and republican rick saccone you spoke with, democrats want to steal the house asset away from republicans in the special election district president trump accreditcarried northeasterly 20 points emphasized work as state representative -- >> i was elected on the same agenda, that president trump was elected on, cutting taxes cutting spending rolling back regulations that are strangling our businesses repealing -- replacing obamacare rebuilding military taking care of veterans protect second amendment rights unborn children, securing the border, supporting our law enforcement, being. cheryl: rick saccone speaking with you moments ago great interview polls open until 8 pm fox business covering that inspector election all day. maria: vice president mike pence called on joy behar to apol

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: hello, good to see you. and lauren simonetti. yl: it's okay to let nature markets. don't be afraid. lauren: volatility has not gotten away. don't be fooled to retaliation after the u.s. border 60 russian diplomat to pack up in may for a nerve agent to back inland. cheryl: griff jenkins in washington with all the details. reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. the united states is that he went british prime minister theresa may rose solidarity against moscow. 130 diplomats expelled worldwide as they came in ukraine turn in the u.s. response in retaliation for the nerve agent attack sending a clear message that the u.s. is willing to work with russia, but their actions have consequences. >> with these actions come in the united states along with allies and partners make clear to russia that its actions have consequences. the united states is ready to cooperate and forge a better relationship between our two countries. the problem may be possible when russia chooses to become a more responsible partner. reporter: moscow is vowing

republican 2020 challenge and thinks he has a perfect candidate in mind to run against president trump, cheryl casoneonline reaction. ♪ ♪ heather: facebook users still not buying apology for cambridge analytica. >> this was a major breach of trust and i'm really sorry that this happened. we need to make sure that there aren't any other cambridge analyticas out there, we are going to go now and investigate every app that has access to a large amount of information. heather: maybe should have thought of that to begin with. carley shimkus, fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115 with latest apology. >> took mark zuckerberg five days to address the cambridge analyitca. has taken four major ads, now in his statement zuckerberg vowed to limit the data when users sign onto facebook and also plan to go investigate every app with large amounts of user data but he warns that there are likely other apps out there that are breaking facebook's rules now the company appears to have a lot of work to do because a lot of people reacted on social media with an tber, brian on twitter is, the only thing zuckerberg is sorry about is

i'm cheryl casone. is there nothing better than a new product from apple?e of high school. right now, talking about north korea. leader kim jong said they did meet with xi jinping pledging to the nuclear rice. >> a story. chris jenkins has the details in washington. >> at morning cup of lauren and cheryl his first trip since he assumed power in 2111th name with another head of state. reporting president held talks with leader kim at the great hall of the people in beijing and is committed to a nuclear free korean peninsula and wanted to discuss the issue with the united states. the white house notified of donated by the chinese government on tuesday and in a statement, white house press secretary sarah sanders says b.c. this development is further evidence that maximum pressure is creating the appropriate atmosphere for dialogue with north korea. the administration saying the tough sanctions have forced him to come to the negotiating table. this comes as the cnn polls shows most americans approve of the turk with president reagan to meet with the leader by

connell: busy morning, i'm connell mcshane filling in for cheryl casone, good to be with you. president trump reeling the financial markets announcing administration plans to impose 25% tariff on imported steel, 10% tariff on imported aluminum. >> people have no idea how badly our country has been treated by other countries, by people representing us that didn't have a clue or if they did, then they should be ashamed of themselves because they destroyed the steel industry, they destroyed the aluminum industry and other industries. lauren: plan rattling investors who are fearing potential trade war, we saw the dow fall more than 400 points yesterday and deep into negative territory for the year. we also saw major reaction in europe selling off on the news with stocks in germany and paris as connell told you at the top, those down almost 2%, we are going to talk more about this reaction that we are seeing around the world with market evalone with platomic advisers, dow futures down more than a 100 right now. >> what you're seeing the markets aren't happy, they don't like volatil

i'm cheryl casone even the janice dean thinks it's friday. true in various thursday.multiple sources telling fox the president trump could make more big changes to his candidacy and following the dismissal of secretary of state rex tillerson. cheryl: griff jenkins has details. we are told a major shakeup is underway. some college even a blood bath and it could come as early as today or tomorrow. friday is the same day according to you guys. sources tell fox news beats are possible changes. take a look. national security advisor h.r. mcmaster to be replaced by john bolton, a familiar face on fox. chief of staff john kelly was budget director mick mulvaney coming out as a replacement in very likely veterans affairs secretary david schalk and out with multiple scandals. rick perry's name has been floated, and calling that fake news. they says the president tapped cnbc host larry kudlow to serve as chief economic adviser replacing gary cohn or resigned last week. there are bumps in the road for those already made. it appears the president's nominee is mike pompeo and gina

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: and lauren simonetti. trigger-happy bull market, lauren.oping the last jobs report seen over 600 points, kind of honesty that today on a big anniversary. the breaking news this morning is historic news out of north korea. president trump accepting leader kim jong un invitation for a face-to-face meeting by the end of may. he'd be the first u.s. sitting president to meet with the north korean leader. the development coming after unwise breach the president on their meeting with kim and after maximum pressure campaign by president trump. a senior fellow and military expert for defense priorities. welcome. >> thanks for having me. how dare you call and say my nuke is better than yours. this strategy seems to work. >> i couldn't tell you, no matter what you want to say about things coming this is in fact very historic. president obama never accomplished in many people thought president trump would never even come close to this. now this enormous opportunities before us because of the way he's handled it in hats off to him. >> we don't know for

gerri: gerri willis and for cheryl casone. the suspect detonated a device. press conference soon. we will bring that to you as soon as we get it after a package bomb exploded at a fedex shipping center near san antonio yesterday in another explosive was found inside of a package at an austin fedex facility. the four earlier explosions killed two people. for more on this, bringing former navy intelligence officers the rodgers joining us now. as you start to look at how this is all unfolding, what do the clues tell you about who did this and what their motivation might have been? >> the key as you say his motivation. police will find out rather quickly what his motive was. that is important because when you find out what the motive was coming to find out if there is anyone else involved, was he communicating with anyone else and did somebody us help them build this bomb or these bombs. the other thing about this individual, we thought it was a hate crime. among the tripwire from a little bit sophisticated could've had contention that the government, local poli

. >> good morning, i'm gerri willis in for cheryl casone. lauren: you're ready?s blown back. let's get right to it. the escalatings tensions between beijing and washington sending shivers, investors fearing a trade war could have dire consequences for global economy and, in fact, beijing saying it plans to roll out retaliatory tariffs on $3 billion worth of u.s. goods, for more on that let's bring in josh and armando soto, i hope i said that right, josh, let's start with you, if we could. you know, you look at this intensively, i would expect in our markets boeing, caterpillar, gm, companies with big international exposure to be down dramatically but narcotic all stock markets are selling off right now across the globe, you look to europe, you look to asia, is this overdone at this point? >> sure, i really think it is overdone. we were technically due for a breather, months and months of trump bump uninterrupted. what we want to look at, facebook, people started worried about the big data, trade wars, if you think about it, china deserves some action against them

i'm cheryl casone i'm in for melissa francis. >> good to see you today.his is "after the bell." more on the big market movers. here is what else we're covering for you. we have a busy hour

cheryl casone in the next hour. >> we will have president trump during this hour.ing because of a reports after massive data breach at facebook. i'm cheryl casone i'm in for trish regan today. welcome all of you to the intelligence report. we've got a busy hour coming up.

hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone. i'm in for trish regan today. i like to welcome all of you to "the intelligence report." we're keeping close eye on the markets as well as what is happening in washington. stocks bouncing back ahead of the big fed decision tomorrow. of course the press conference. big question will we see the rate hike? most economists believe we will. what will fed chair jerome powell say in his first news conference to reporters as the fed chairman. we're all over that. first want to bring in kevin corke at the white house standing by where in a few minutes, she was mentioning this, kevin. president trump will host the roundtable with officials on ainge wary cities. give us some color on that, sir. reporter: great to have you in today, cheryl. always do such a nice job. i can tell you this, this is a real frustration for this white house. keep in mind for those of you who are history buffs and old enough like me to remember in those days, when you have individual states coming up with their own ideas what law should be if that l

embassy mexico is a new travel ert from korean resort city cheryl casone. ous, the embassy says u.s. government employees are prohibited from going to playa del carmen an hour south of cancun popular with tourists there was explosion on ferry injured 26 people last month new alert to embassy received information about a security threat there, the u.s. agency also closed until further notice serious stuff, we are getting more details on the detail between cigna and express scripts. >> 67 billion dollars includes 15 billion in express scripts debt anthem said would launch his pharmacy benefits manager that putter express scripts a major partner of anthem may be good forestes good news on stock the up almost 18% premarket, stock to watch. >> well, fears of regulation rattling cryptocurrency market around the world bitcoin tanking more than 7% yesterday, after sec warned of potentially unlawful on line trading platforms that lacked regulatory oversight in investor woifr not gonling to regulate cryptocurrency but the places that trade and who trades them bigger s

i'm cheryl casone i'm in for melissa francis. >> good to see you today. i'm david asman this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers. here is what else we're covering for you. we have a busy hour ahead. what china is saying ahead of kim jong-un's visit ahead after planned meeting with president trump in may. >>> facebook adding new privacy settings while the cambridge analytica whistle-blower says the company could be listening to you at home or while you're at work. we have mark penn on likelihood of that. a preview of mark zuckerberg's hearing now scheduled for next month. >>> betrayed by the fbi, american photojournalist, kidnapped and tortured by al qaeda joins us later in the hour about what he discovered about the fbi's role and latest since his harrowing escape. cheryl: back to the whipsaw markets. the dow losing steam right into the close. we have go to nicole petallides. >> amazon such a big story. at the low the amazon was at 1386. 1386. that is a big, big move to the downside. all of this comes on the heels as president donald trump,

maria: breaking news a plane crash in nepal kills at least 38 onboard cheryl casone with details. some details about the crash, it was a twin propeller passenger plane from bangladesh crashed at kathmandu international airport 67 onboard four crew members officials say plane swerved repeatedly before it crashed near runway may have been flying too low near the mountains around that airport. television images show smoke from the site, nepal notorious for air accidents small architect aircraft running in trouble. >> a helicopter crash in new york city slammed into east river last night killing five onboard, this video captures the moment of the crash, it happened 7 pm eastern time last night pilot was able about to escape the aircraft. >> it lakeland almost like i want to was supposed to land then was completely underwater just gone. >> one person sort of climbed out of the helicopter, and then since it was flipped over the rafters were visible he just climbed on to raft screaming for help. >> the helicopter was hired for photo shoot went down after the pilot reported engine failure.

cheryl casone of headlines now. >> that's right, reappeared 60 people died after a fire broke out inenezuela. started after prisoners set fire to their mattresses and authorities say 66 men and two women were killed. they did clash with the lease afterwards demanding answers. tesla shares tumbling yesterday following a credit downgrade but the bonds touching a new low, down more than 7% after the stocks took a hit last week over scrutiny is self driving car technology. that does follow the fatal accident including tesla in california and overall weakness in the technology sector as well. tesla does depend on access to capital market as they roll up the model three sedan. tesla shares are trading higher in the free market right now up 3%. it's been a tough few weeks forever, but they've avoided one potential legal battle. the company has settled with the family of the water and run over by a self driving car last week in tempe, arizona. the terms have not been disclosed. dupree did suspend the program following the accident through the accident the default is spreading. other companie

cheryl casone has more details. >> cheryl: we want to show you a live picture of the scene down in southerny there's now at least -- there were at least six people killed after the pedestrian bridge under construction at florida international university suddenly collapsed. >> there is the possibility, the sad possibility that under the concrete there may be additional vehicles. and they're trying to work at it, the engineers are working at it in a very tactical way. because as mentioned before, te structure is very fragile. it could be very dangerous to rescue personnel that are still there. >> cheryl: construction workers say the bridge was undergoing a stress test when it was collapsed. the bridge was built to withstand a category 5 hurricane. it collapsed days after being installed. well, another headline this morning we're watching. the number two executive at nike stepping down as the company investigates workplace complaints. trevor edwards, an nike's brand president has resigned and will retire in august. mark parker sent out an e-mail saying the company received complaints about ina