comcast business. built for business. . >> welcome back. disney holding its annual shareholder meeting today. hey, julia. >> all of disney' proposals were approved as expected. bob iger laid out the company's success under his tenure and his optimism for all divisions, even espn. which he says is getting ready to launch a direct on consumer streaming service. the big question hanging over the board meeting is what's next for disney's leadership. with no objection successor, iger talked about extending his contract. >> leading is both a thrill and the privilege of a lifetime for me and i grow appreciative of this 21st each passing day. as i reflect, and i realize that even after everything that we have achieved, the best days of the walt disney company are still ahead of us. that's optimism. >> front and center in the q & a as they protest on the biz advisory council. he said it is in the copy's best interests to communicate directly to the president. he would oppose trump's policies in many cases. >> i don't believe the immigration policies

comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >>> voters heading to the polls in the netherlands today in what seems to be the first of several elections testing a populist sentiment in the nation. immigration and the european have been some of the big issues in the campaign to elect a new parliament. it comes amidst new tensions as turkey serving as a backdrop. cnn's atika shubert is live. atika, you've been saying it's economy one of the top issues, immigration for so many of these voters, they say at least the company has been doing well. there's a nationalism that's been fuelling this? >> absolutely. and this is really a point of debate that's been started many years ago by geert wilders, he's the candidate party of the freedom party. i actually had a chance to speak to him last week. he told me, listen, even if i lose the seats, i actually have won it. and because everybody tells me what it means to have traditional dutch values so for him, clearly, this is already a win. that doesn't mean these going to

comcast business. built for speed. built for business. jackie: good morning, tin minutes till the top of the hour. no habla ingles, new bill is getting rid of a school of testing children's ability in english, it would allow to test in spanish, measure receiving unanimous support from the house education committee. heather: ignoring our laws two north eastern university professors saying that the united states has a moral obligation to provide illegal immigrants with health care. philosophy and law professors controversial plan calls for extending healthcare subsidies to noncitizens even if it means american taxpayers foot the bill. they counter that financial strains on hospitals would then decrease. do you remember this woman, rachel, she made some head lines for lying about being black. >> are you african american? >> i don't understand the question. heather: former naacp chapter president exposed by her white participants as living secretly as a black woman and now goes by the west african name, set to release a tell-all books and say

comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. you're watching krnk ne"cnn new" i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you this hour p. the white house flatly denies that it apologized to britain over allegations a uk intelligence agency spied on president trump last year on behalf of former president obama. u.s. national security adviser h.r. mcmaster did speak about the matter with britt fish offici british officials. they call the accusation rid ridiculous and say that they have been assured that it will not be repeated. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson is seeking chinese support to rein in north korea's weapons program. his visit follows a stop in south korea where he said that the u.s. would consider military action against pyongyang if kim john kim john unthreatens its neighbors. >>> south sudan is facing the world's fastest growing refugee crisis. an official says an alarming 1.6 million people there are

comcast business. built for business. cheese outrage over sanctuary status, involving sent rockville, maryland. 17-year-old and 18-year-old were undocumented, facing charges, democratic lawmaker sponsoring a bill, telling chris jenkins she still stands behind it. >> the attorney general to develop a safe haven policy for undocumented immigrants, public schools and courthouses. >> this bill is good for maryland, makes maryland safer. >> the immigration status has nothing to do with the crime that was committed. >> the state governor disagrees. mary logan slamming liberal city leaders calling them irresponsible, fouling sanctuary state status as soon as it reachedes's desk. stars outraged about this story, joins us with a wake-up call in a one minute commentary. >> reporter: montgomery county, maryland terrified and with good reason, they don't know how many illegal alien predators might be living among them waiting to attack another 14-year-old american girl. the previous presidential administration, illegal aliens over th

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comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >> harris: the search is on for anyone connected to an overnight shooting in cincinnati, ohio. one is dead and one in critical condition and 15 others hurt. several gunmen opened fire in a crowded nightclub. police have not arrested anybody but the have ruled out terrorism were live from cincinnati. what are they looking for from my group we kill? >> it appears to be a dispute within that group that boiled over to the nightclub. it was a packed nightclub about 1:30 a.m. when shots rang out. please said it was some kind of internal dispute. they took it inside the club. there were some mornings and reports the dj had alerted security before shots rang out. you have dozens of witnesses. the challenge is tracking down the witnesses because they scattered. they need to get those individual stories. if the govern

comcast business. built for business. >> shannon: leaders across the country are plotting ways to fight president trump over the call to end sanctuary city policies. we have fox team coverage. rick leventhal in new york. day two of a conference featuring training on how cities can break federal immigration law. doug mckelway in rockville, maryland, where illegal immigration is at the center of a sexual assault investigation. >> good evening. defense attorneys representing the two illegal aliens in this case have maintained their innocence from the beginning. today one defense team produced evidence which they say bolsters the claim of innocence. >> in a motion filed on monday, the defense attorney wrote the day before the alleged rape the female accuser sent a text in which she had acknowledged sexual activity. asked to respond, montgomery county police said it does not change its belief expressed last week that she was raped. >> she was adamant she did not want this to happen. >> fox news learned that

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comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >> at least 26 republicans so far tell cnn that they are voting for at least leaning against that and that's supposed to happen tomorrow so despite that reality republicans say they are planning to go through with a vote. what are democrats doing about it? joining us is the democratic congressman. >> i want you to know despite the president's visit i'm still a no. >> it's not a surprise so let's talk about this. president trump has 24 hours to basically sway 26 republican ifs this vote does indeed happen tomorrow. what do you think is going to happen? >> i'm hearing the vote is going to happen no matter what. speaker ryan is intending to put the bill on the floor. and our mission is to let the public know what this will do. that awareness and pressure of coming to the public. >> they want to work with republ

comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. you're watching "cnn newsroom" live from atlanta. i'm natalie allen. protesters are back in the streets of seoul, south korea for a second straight day. these gatherings come after a court upheld former president park geun-hye's impeachment. some turned violent, at least three were killed. park has been at the center of a corruption scandal and may face prosecutions. >>> legal challenges to president trump's revised travel ban are mounting. a federal lawsuit has been filed by the u.s. state of california joining a growing list of states fighting the revised order. the new version bars new visas for people from six predominantly muslim countries. meantime a federal judge in seattle has declined to rule on the new version of the ban pending additional court filings. >>> there was no foul play in the death last month of russian diplomat vitaly churkin. a new york city official also tells c

comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >>> the white house reeling tonight from historic failure on health care but russia may be an even bigger problem and it's not going away anytime soon. david rohde, juliet chiem, jason miller and steve hall. retired chief of cia russian operations. david start with you. dark russia cloud looming over the white house is reflection of president trump's inability to control his party and administration. explain that. >> really bad week. not as big as health care but for the committee leading the investigation, devin nunes, hearing on monday whereas disaster first, comey announcing active investigation and nunes announcing new information that sort of backed this wiretap claim from trump but he backed off from it and privately saying nunes is mishandling it. >> you're there. take me behind it. >> it's all politi

comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >>> good morning. the negotiator in chief taking a hard line on healthcare. vote for the bill or live with obamacare. an update on washington straight ahead. >>> healthcare stocks fell yesterday after the vote was delayed. we'll tell you which stocks will benefit if the vote passes. futures are up. we'll tell you which ones to buy if they fail. i even write this, it could not be more true. musketeer madness, saxavier upss arizona. the hair is up on the back of my neck. i can't believe it. ♪ live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box." >> good morning. welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becker along with joe kernen and melissa lee. andrew is off today. watching the u.s. equity futures this hour. things are relatively calm ahead of what seems like chaotic maneuverings in washington. dow futured are indicated up by 25 points. the s&p down by 1. the nasdaq down by 3. the d the dow and s&p 500 are on pace for the worst wee

comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >>> as far as i'm concerned every investigation conducted by the department of justice is an independent investigation. we prosecute tens of thousands of people every year and every one of those defendants deserves an independent prosecutor. >> that was president trump's nominee for deputy attorney general yesterday responding to democratic calls for a special prosecutor to oversee the investigations into russia's alleged election hacking. sheldon white house was one of the senators asking the questions. he's a member of the judiciary committee and leading a congressional subcommittee investigation into russia's allegationed interference into the election. good morning. >> good morning. how are you allison? >> i'm doing well. it sounded like he would not commit to naming a special prosecutor. were you satisf

comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >>> president trump visiting michigan today and teasing a big announcement next week for the auto industry. let's get to phil. >> reporter: a lot of people are wondering, what is the big news when it cops to the auto industry next week. the news today from president trump is what we've been talking about over the last couple days. it involves this chart right here. the fuel economy standards splivgs to the far right between 2022 and 2025 when the expectation is that the fleet average for every automaker will hit 54.5 miles a gallon. a very ambitious target that was locked if at the end of the obama administration. donald trump said huh-uh, let's review it. >> the assault on the american auto industry, believe me, the over. it's over. not going to have it anymore. >> reporter: donald trump said it is time to review the fuel economy standards as scheduled in 2018. let's see if they'll either lower them or lengthen out the type frame so it is not a dramatic increase a

comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >>> seven years since president obama signed the affordable care act into law and the gop still can't get behind a plan to repeal and replace it. seems they don't even want their names on the bill. listen to this from jimmy kimmel. >> trump has made it known that he doesn't want the new health care bill called trumpcare for a very good reason actually. the president is a humble man. he doesn't like to put his name on things. >> so let's discuss this all. betsy mccoy is here and steve israel. so i'm going to ask both of you, but first betsy, why -- off the bat, why won't they put their name on it? should it be called trumpcare? should it be called maybe ryancare, obamacare-lite? >> the fact is the president is throwing the entire prestige of the white house behind this, and he is bringing in republican lawmak

switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. maria: it was a good week for technology. the nasdaq leading the major indices. google and facebook soord to new highs. snap after that huge debut fell again friday. sam stovall and bob doll back with me. when you look at technology is that where you want to be because that's the growth story? >> yes. technology, strong balance sheet. amazing free cash flow. they are the biggest been fisheries of the repatriation. maria: the valuations had such a great performance the last couple weeks. bob: their earnings back to what we talked about, their earnings are pretty good. technology comes in lots of different stripes. some are very expensive with business models you can say i don't understand. but you have lots of companies selling -- am, even after its run is not expensive. microsoft and what they are doing in the cloud is good business. if you want a down and outer

comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to the show. ubs was slashed bonus pool in 2016. this after the banks a full year net profits almost half. the latest compensation report it was revealed that they received 13.7 million swiss franks with a bonus cut just over 5%. >>> approved a restructuring strategy after failing to raise enough capital from the market in december. the plan will now have to get the support of european authorities from the italian government before it can bail out the lender. the state is expected to take a 70% stake in bmps by pumping in funds. >>> scrapping bonuses for supervisory board members. of the company is looking to get certain costs back on track following the diesel emissions scandal. they're set to plead guilty to charges of misconduct in the united states today. >>> an equity investment director from m and g investments. good morning. in two weeks roundabout we're done with the first quarter of the year. there has been april massive rush to buy emerging market debt. do you think this strategy has bee

comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >>> breaking overnight, a failed missile launch by north korea. military officials at the u.s. pacific command confirming that the test took place at the missile site on north korea's east coast. earlier this month, pyongyang launched four missiles. cnn's will ripley is tracking that. good morning to you, will. >> hey, dave. so, we don't know what kind of missiles these were, given they did come from the same site. analysts believe it could have been ballistic missiles that langsded close to the japanese coast a couple weeks ago. also information from the u.s. air forces, they conducted a u.s. bomber flyover in south korean airspace along with japanese and south korean fighter jets. and this came shortly after north korea put out a propaganda video showing them blowing up a u.s. bomber and also eye u.s. airc

comcast business. built for speed. built for business. . >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you're watching "cnn newsroom." gad to have you with us. persistent questions about contact between russia and the trump campaign are being characterized as a witch hunt by u.s. president trump and russian prime minister. on friday he dismissed assertions that the top diplomat in the u.s. is actually a spy. >>> china says its defense spending will rise at the slowest pace since 20 ten. the iraqi military says six isis militants were killed on friday in u.s. coalition air strikes in mosul. the battle has driven thousands of people from their homes. the international red cross reports that at least dozen civilians were treated for injuries from suspected chemical attack this week. >>> and former hatian president has died at the age of 74. he was haiti's only democratically elected president to win and serve two terms. he was present during the catastrophic earthquake of 2010. they say he imp

comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >>> hi everybody. welcome back to "street signs." we have to talk about this hugely anticipated tech ipo. shares of snap popping in the company's initial public offering on the new york stock exchange finishing the day 44% higher at $24.48 per share. recall that snap opened the day trading at $24, its closing price values the company at more than $28 billion, roughly in line with the valuation of target and marriott. according to cnbc sources, the ipo was 12 times oversubscribed. we said 10 to 12 times, but 12 times vestors snapped up shares, concerns are over growth and the app's daily users. year over year growth declined from 65% in the june 2014 to december. >> one big winner is morgan stanley, the lead underwriter in the public debut. this bank is set to bring in almost $26 million in fees according to the "wall street journal." goldman sachs could make as much as $21 million. julia has the story on snap's public debut. >> reporter: it was a big day for snap inc., the stock soaring out of the gate