tranter will be back at 4:30 p.m. eastern time. we will see you then. leland: coming up, president trump goes on a twitter marathon this morning tweeting about everything from fired fbi director james comey's new book to the airstrikes in syria. we'll go live to the white house now the administration is pushing back against critics from all sides. elizabeth: learning new details about the effect of mass a friday night missile strike wisteria and threats from all sides about what could happen next. tranter where bipartisanship in washington both republicans and democrats with james comey's new book going rogue with the autobiography titled a higher loyalty. leland: busy sunday in a busy week this week in washington. welcome to "america's news hq" pyramidal and bitter. elizabeth: thanks so much for joining us elizabeth prann. unleashing on twitter ahead of the former fbi director spoke to her and upcoming tv interviews for the president also defending his mission accomplished tweets in reference to friday next military action in syria. joining us from the

tranter indeed, janice.rk zuckerberg to face off with lawmakers. >> my biggest worry with all of this is that the privacy issue and what i call the propaganda issue are both facebook pics. with a crown prince of saudi arabia wrapping up a three-week tour of united date and promising big changes for the country. what does that mean for the saudi arabian economy and for women? stock index futures this morning. dow futures now down by almost 200 points. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ d your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> i know there's so

tranter is also talked about taking his committee out. what does that prove?would prove spending is out of control. we usually try to write budgets that balance in 10 years and this will show we can get there. neil: this is the whole thing republicans are going to stop. you weren't elected responding to physical abuse and all of that and americans party collectively in trouble on the polls hasn't lived up to what is supposedly all about. does that bother you americans are saying it works for the democrats? >> it doesn't bother me because philosophically we are right. mitch mcconnell and paul ryan have to explain this. our party wants to hold the line or reduce somewhat. but not enough. the blue wave actually in the midst of this anxiety and anger in foul language spewing all over the blogs, they want to increase the size of the federal government. the very thing that's probably -- neil: you made the government bigger? >> i was a dead know. tranter republicans the biggest it's ever been. >> we need to offer up an agenda before november. sure into riotous start

when tranter simply didn't react as merkel asked him to shake hands thank you.german chancellor i'm going to back calls reputation as the global leader who keeps the world strong men on the straight and narrow simply doesn't seem to apply to this u.s. president who insists on setting the pace and direction of global politics. observers say trump's erratic decision making challenges merkel's political style to confront even partners with very harsh positions to threaten and then to undo and sort of go back into a more co-operative mood and i would say he has kept european partners pretty much on their toes trump upstaged his nato allies by talking about money rather than values twenty three of the twenty eight member nations are still not paying what they should be paying and what they're supposed to be paying for their defense. his willingness to challenge the core values that bind together what is known as the west soon led machall to a sobering conclusion. the size. and in the minds in which we could rely fully on others are somewhat over. for by more than a y

tranter the third of what i was getting mad. people cannot go over it. it seems really basic. trade was pretty stunning to sit there and look at the pictures. our viewers understand the majority about 1:00 eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific. you are looking from the mexican border into california. everybody on the left side of the wall, not everybody, but most are immigrants from this caravan who want to get into the united states and on the right side of your screen, that line are essentially immigration activists inside the united states who have created a reading committee for lack of a better term. this is in friendship park, california on the other side. but if you look at these images, which we are not the only ones watching. these are available worldwide. what better advertisement for a hey, come to the wall and walked into america than this. they will easily be on the front page. >> this is what is really important when donald trump talked about the need to build a wall and it talks about it now. leland: you talked about a lesson in michigan. >> we talked about the omnibus wh

grown man but things like a four year old when frustrated he bites gropes and hits his mother these tranter rooms have landed in giant hospital. her two other sons may not know how to speak or write properly but she says they have special talents fourteen year old chick has a knack for drawing complex designs twelve year old mom i do loves music but he's still not potty trained. and joe says there are gifted in their own right it's just that her family friends and neighbors aren't capable of seeing it. any more than art has them it's the way that others look and treat us that is traumatizing i have cried a lot they need attention and i am overwhelmed of course there's been times where i've thought of walking out the door and never coming back but i can't i love them they are my children the developmental disorder affects the way a child communicates and sees the world it requires specialized care most africans don't have to look at these numbers there are only fifty child psychiatrists less than twelve specialized centers and just fifty three scientific research articles ever written on aut

tranter birkin this morning, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg talks about us privacy scandal.ming prepared testimony and what lawmakers are going to ask. lauren: overnight, chinese president xi jinping case a shot to the i'm getting promising markets. take a look now. features up by 248

tranter certainly is.riffs against the chinese on chinese goods. this is already affecting u.s. companies. talk about the pressure on boeing and caterpillar yesterday. what about your night keys, starbucks, apple. these companies have 15% revenue from china. this is a broader-based story now than just fruit and port. this is now the largest american company that could be in for big headlines. >> yeah, and that is the concern. the uncertainty over how far will this go, how many products could be impacted. china's number one trade partner is the u.s. our number three trade partner after canada and mexico is china. a trade war that is even just focused on china and the u.s. would have a significant impact on regional and global economies eventually and an impact on markets. >> right, all of this for the average investor can be disconcerting to wild swings in the market. thank you very much for getting up early. we appreciate it. >> thank you. lauren: you want to stay with us because a big night in pennsylvani

tranter let her finish her thought, hamza. >> it will not build in the president's tweet their campaign-- [inaudible conversations] trended the next topic is daca as we know. the third judge to let her wrist and to say it was unlawful. it was a mistake and we must set aside and use these applications. your thoughts. >> these are americans without papers. i'm glad to see they are protecting their rights and that the united states of america is open forever to come here from across the country. one thought before we finish up here. we have a woman named christina roger happens to be the daughter of refugees who came from sri lanka and a public policy advisor to michelle obama. gerri: your thoughts. >> i'm proud to be an immigrant and i'm proud to all those who come here legally. i think we do need to find some sort of conclusion. it's amazing that congress under president obama was not able when they had a democratic leadership and majority for a legislative solution. [inaudible conversations] -- not just for publication changing it. gerri: thank you so much for both of you coming on. >>

tranter investors hope in the talks between u.s.breaking out if it hasn't broken out already. live from london with the report ahead "fbn:am." ♪ lauren: stocks in europe trading higher on easing trade war concerns. the managing director of t.j. on in europe, scott shellady joins us now. back to negotiations going on between china and the u.s. are we going to be a will to a trade war? >> probably. you can look at all the rhetoric thrown back and forth. everybody says nobody wins in a trade war. i could probably agree with that. if somebody will lose more in the trade war that's obviously china. we've got the cards to play and we just want to come to the table. at the end of the day, i do like a tariff on anything, but i don't like what's happening now. lose $200 to $300 billion a year in china's government is subsidizing businesses that directly compete with us, which is something the wto does not allow. we don't want her consumers do not set the market is nervous about. >> may be up to six months from what people are saying. faceboo

tranter republican senator rand paul refuses to back mike pompeo.rump putting pressure for support to secretary of state nominee. >> markets all about earnings. expected to boost it out today with the stock up 4% after posting strong results. u.s. stock market futures right now you can see that the dow is down about 13 points and premarket. s&p 500 down about three points and nasdaq futures down to point by point. cheryl: we can take that in stride and europe watching earnings as well. but the f-16. cac ad, is barely down. adam: goodness out of asia. the shanghai composite down 10% in the hang seng in hong kong up within 1%. cheryl: refueling your chevy is about to get a lot easier. they've got a new in dash payment system. we've got details. "fbn:am" continues right now. 5:29 a.m. in new york. april night teens. it is thursday. in cheryl casone. adam: i am adam shapiro and for lauren simonetti. i was thinking that in a chevy cavalier. you remember those? how is the current got to drive on occasion to school. so much fun. today i wouldn't be sitting

tranter the fight goes on. 80% of companies have profit estimates so far this earnings season.t moving that much? so faith taken by a monkey can vent -- look at that. can they sue for copyright? u.s. stock index futures now see an improvement to the market they. the dow up 109 points, s&p 500 and nasdaq as well. ♪ e in luck. e in luck. she believes in research. it can take more than 10 years to develop a single medication. and only 1 in 10,000 ever make it to market. but what if ai could find connections faster. to help this researcher discover new treatments. that's why she's working with watson. it's a smart way to find new hope, which really can't wait. ♪ ♪ cheryl: welcome back felix gets you caught up in what's happening in the dow. u.s. features breakdown. the dow was up 109 points. as you can see in the premarket come s&p at 12, nasdaq up 39. a petition to fire a fresno state university professor for: the late barbara bush and amazing racist has reached more than 10,000 signatures. also posting she could never be fired for her comment. now under internal investigation at

obviously a giant number appeared tranter earnings take center stage for investors is netflix is certainlych. 5% after benoit expectations for subscriber growth. >> earnings for transportation companies helped push the dow up over 212 points. >> features is my looking good. searching 120 points. nasdaq up 25. cheryl: europe stocks open slightly higher there. the ftse and the dax on the green. >> a mixed bag in asia for six finally%. stocks in china fell 1.5% in hong kong than one print 6%. cheryl: more trouble for facebook ceo mark zuckerberg as they face it class-action lawsuit over facial recognition lawsuit. "fbn:am" continues right now. 530 in the morning. tuesday, april 17th. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. trend reports and missile strikes aimed at syria. the chemical weapon investigators plan to examine the site this week amid concerns of russian tampering. cheryl: live in jerusalem this morning with new details. good morning. >> good morning, cheryl. following reports that the possibility of new strikes overnight. the state run media intercepted missi

tranter birkin this morning, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg talks about us privacy scandal. we'll take a look at its upcoming prepared testimony and what lawmakers are going to ask. lauren: overnight, chinese president xi jinping case a shot to the i'm getting promising markets. take a look now. features up by 248 points. cheryl: in europe, those comments as well. the free trade lifting stocks there. what the come of cac all in the green. lauren: in japan company k. of 1%. cheryl: soon come to your cooper ride could have two wheels instead of four. "fbn:am" begins right now. ♪ lauren: good morning. 5:01 a.m. in new york. tuesday, april 10th. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. i am cheryl casone. so many things to cover. the last 12 hours have been incredible. lauren: trade were potentially averted. in washington right now and will begin with what happened last night we xi jinping offering an olive branch to use rising trade tensions with the u.s. he was speaking at a business conference today to cut import tariffs on cars into more to protect intellectual property.

tranter at the top of the hour i editorialized about the president's beef with amazon and concluded partmazon and the president was personal between president trump and jeff bezos, owner of the "washington post," a truncating machine. would you comment on that? >> i think the president's intent here is to develop a level playing field between online retailers than land-based retailers with suspect the tactics and other issues. i think that is his intent. create a level playing field. positive steps have been made in some cases. the supreme court is going to make a ruling very soon on this that will again move towards a level playing field. there was a time when we wanted the united states as a matter of policy, wanted to protect internet businesses by keeping down the tax burden, but that time is long gone. the level playing field is the best way. >> should the president be the one treating like he has? >> the president of the united states is the president of the united states. trying hard to move in my new position. i love to treat. i hope they let me. it's a pleasure to see you again,

tranter real quick, it is worth noting that people are still worried about the trade fire with china in getting ready to retaliate against the restriction on some american technology companies with u.s. providers of cloud computing and tech services described as a new front in the trade offensive against china. that might rattle some cages. >> the trump administration thinks it is winning this fight with 50 billion avedon 100 billion now they are talking about opening up the third front of restrictions on the technology front. they will continue to talk tough even if it means rattle investors a little bit. maria: china has been doing it for years. thank you so much. have a great day. coming up, the wickets longer for model three. why they are shutting down production for a few days. the screening giant crushing gravel subscriber expectations investors rejoice. back in a moment. i'm just worried about the house and taking care of the boys. zach! talk to me. it's for the house. i got a job. it's okay. dad took care of us. >> a looks at a strong day for taxi at the start of trading. set