. >> would bring an attorney for prosecutor david brunel. good morning, david. >> good morning, lauren. lauren: let's start with what the ceo -- basic rob ullman wrote over the weekend. most of it if the outcome of the 2016 u.s. election. i signaled the rationale for making say definitively that swayed the election was not the main goal. the president retreated this outcome using this common come into you think you should be doing now? is he vindicated in this russia story? >> in this party years. this is the information warfare part included in this indictment and clearly based on the indictment in the words of rod rosenstein, there was no american that was wittingly involved in cooperated. unfortunately, lauren, that does not vindicate him totally because there's other parts of this. the hacking at the dnc in the clayton staffers in the obstruction of justice. while the indictment does stand for vindication of the information warfare component, it does not mean that for the others. lauren: the information warfare continues. not just faceboo

david brunel, good to see you.tinue as it announces a major earnings setback. connell: one thing after another. tracee carrasco on this and more with the headlines. enacted morning. things are going from bad to worse for ge. it plans to restate the last two years of results. the restated results will flash its 2016 profits by 16 cents per share. by approximately 16 cents per share. ge adopts a new account in the way they're allowed to venture the timing of long-term contract with customers. ftc investigating for how the long-term service agreements among other things with ge in the premarket. it had been lower previously. >> it is one thing after another. the letter over the weekend. still looking forward to it. for berkshire hathaway shareholders. >> it was released over the weekend in the main take away, berkshire hathaway got a lot of new money according to the latter in 2017, decides networks grow 65 by $3 billion boosting its book value by 23%. they came from the business operations in the remaining $29 billio