the united states military executed a flawless strike that terminate the terrorist ring leader, responsible for gravely wounding and murdering thousands and thousands of people. and hundreds and hundreds at least of americans. suleimani has been killed, and bloody rampage is now forever gone. the commander in chief, obviously, taking decisive and bold action to end thuggish reign of suleimani as leader suleimani had a lot of american blood on his hands responsible for killing more than 600 of our lltroops in the iraq war. some put the estimates muchst higher than that. suleimani the chief exporter of iran s states sponsored terrorism butir because of president trump, and our unrivaled military, the suleimani legend is ended, he got what he deserved. the president last night directing an air strike in baghdadst to kill suleimani just days after an attack on the u.s. embassy in baghdad by iranian back militiamen who were operating on the orders of suleimani. court president tru
migrants are using the cover of the caravan to make it to the southern border. we go live to mexico with a firsthand look at the crisis at the border that you won t see anywhere else. and chase bank wants you to skip the coffee and cab this morning. why the bank s monday motivation tweet has social media all fired up. it is tuesday, april 30th. last day of the month. fbn: a.m. starts right now. cheryl: and here is how your money is moving at 5:00 a.m. investors gearing up for four dow components reporting today, merck, pfizer, mcdonald s before the bell, apple after market news. the dow is up 3, the s&p an and nasdaq slightly lower. airbus reported a strong quarter and surpassed boeing as the world s largest jet maker. there is pressure in european markets this morning despite the big news. trade talks are kicking off in beijing today with u.s. officials, global markets keeping an eye on those discussions. the nikkei is closed. the shanghai composite up about a half of 1%.
thank you, counsel. the case is submitted. and the supreme court s u.s. v davis looks at whether the definition of crime of violence in a federal law used to were the gun crimes is constitutionally vague. a decision should come down before the end of the term. live now to capitol hill interior secretary david bernhard about to testify about the 2020 budget request for his department. the president s budget calls for a 14% cut in spending for interior. betty mccullollum is the chair. live coverage underway here on c-span3. we ll see how we go. i apologize for the feedback members are hearing up here. as i was saying, we ve heard from the acting heads of the bureaus from the assistant secretary of indian affairs. those hearings have been instructive and they have allowed us to delve deeply into the details of the budget. today secretary bernhard will explain to us how the administration s proposed budget cuts, when taken in sum, impact and shape the department of interior
we re up by nearly 1%, $53.11 on the contract. lauren: in europe, stocks opened higher and investors watch a vote on britain s plan to leave the european union, that may fail. cheryl: there s green mostly in asia. nikkei is up nearly 1%. decent day there. cheryl: on the heels of saying iphone sales in china are weak, apple may have some scratching their heads. fbn: a.m. starts right now. cheryl: it is 5:01 a.m. in new york. it s friday, january 11th. good morning, i cheryl casone. tracee: i m tracee carrasco. cheryl: a lot of investors are thinking you re what? tracee: is that the right move, apple. cheryl: good morning, tracee. great to have you here. breaking news this morning, president trump is moving closer now to declaring a national emergency to build a border wall. he toured the border and he spoke exclusively to fox zeus the law is very clear. we have the absolute right to declare a national emergency. this is security stuff this is a national emergency. tracee: t
is the deadest to do that for you to see just call the. president trump stormed out of his latest meeting with democratic leaders describing the talks as a total waste of time after they refused to fund his border war. veteran american civil rights activist has left stumped after the board recognizing a work is revoked until the davis suspects it s because of her open support for palestinians. hello and good morning thursday january the telephone call in gray nine am in moscow this is your world news this hour. the pentagon is dying out occasions that u.s. personnel witnessed or were complicit in torture in yemeni secret prisons overseen by its ally the united arab emirates the investigation by the a.p. news agency uncovered some gruesome details. initially prisoners were having shipping containers which were smeared with excrement each container and held up to fifty men who were blindfolded shackled and sometimes forced to relieve themselves in corners after guards shifted t