Tensions Grow Between The U.S. And Turkey.
ROMANS: All right. Updating our breaking news from the west coast, tsunami watches in parts of Alaska and British Columbia after a powerful earthquake off Alaska. The USGS says a 7.9-magnitude quake hit southeast of Kodiak in the Gulf of Alaska. Now, the quake hit a depth of 15 miles. Ivan Cabrera, our meteorologist, assures us that's pretty shallow which is why there's a concern her. Tsunami watches are in effect up and down the west coast and Hawaii. We will have updates throughout the morning on</s>CNN. BRIGGS: Meanwhile, tensions growing between the U.S. and Turkey. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson saying the U.S. is concerned about Ankara's offensive against the Kurds. The U.S. considers the Kurds allies in the fight against ISIS. Turkish President Recep Erdogan lashing back, accusing the U.S. of supporting a terrorist organization. CNN's Sam Kiley on the Turkey-Syria border with more. Good morning, Sam.</s>SAM KILEY, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Good morning. I'm standing outside the mosque where the burial has just been completed for</s>BRIGGS: All right, Sam Kiley live for us. It's just about 2:00 p.m. there. Thank you, Sam. First on CNN, an ATF special agent suing the ATF and the Justice Department, alleging they retaliated against her for exposing sexual harassment. Special agent Lisa Kincaid was tasked with investigating another female agent's claims against a supervisor. Kincaid said she uncovered more disturbing allegations.</s>ROMANS: But, Kincaid says when she reported the claims she was retaliated against, her career advancement blocked.</s>LISA KINCAID, SPECIAL AGENT, BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, FIREARMS AND EXPLOSIVES: Throughout the whole process I was naive to think that the system was going work, and the system wasn't going to work. I want to -- I want to know that taking a stand wasn't for nothing.</s>ROMANS: The ATF will -- would not comment on personnel matters but said they take sexual harassment complaints very seriously.</s>BRIGGS: In the Philippines, ash from the exploding Mount Mayon volcano falling on evacuated towns nearby. Look at that. Red-hot lava spewing from the volcano Monday night, reaching nearly 2,300 feet while ash and smoke rose up to nearly two miles above the volcano. A level four threat has been issued, meaning a hazardous eruption is imminent.</s>ROMANS: All right, let's get a check on "CNN Money Stream" this morning. Global stock markets higher on a strong forecast for global growth, while Washington lifted Wall Street to record highs. The Dow jumped 143 points after the Senate reached that deal to end the shutdown. The Nasdaq climbed one percent. Earnings season rolling along here. Expect to hear today from Verizon, United, and Johnson & Johnson. It's been a strong quarter of the S&P 500 companies that have reported profits so far. Look at that. Eight and 10 come in better than expected, so making more money than they thought. Banks are some of the biggest winners of the corporate tax cut, but Bank of America has eliminated a free checking account popular with lower-income customers. They now have to maintain a daily balance of $1,500 or you pay a fee. Basic checking balances are expensive for banks. But many customers are not happy about this change. They're creating a change.org petition with more than 45,000 signatures. Bank of America tells CNN the new account is a great value and that it offers several ways to avoid the monthly fee. But for paycheck-to- paycheck customers, $1,500 is not going to do it. All right, Netflix' recent price hike is not denting the subscriber numbers. Look at this. A record eight million subscribers -- that's the strongest quarterly subscription gain ever. Netflix credits its original content flight, including "STRANGER THINGS," which returned for a second season during that quarter. But, Netflix took an unexpected $39 million charge for canceled content. What is that? A source tells CNN it was due to ending "HOUSE OF CARDS" and canceling the release of "GORE." Both projects starred Kevin Spacey who has been accused of sexual harassment. For years, Facebook's touted itself as a tool for connecting the world. Now, it is admitting social media allows people to spread misinformation and corrode democracy. Facebook wrote that in a blog post, part of a larger series about how social media effects democracy. Facebook has been criticized for letting trolls use its platform to meddle in elections. A lot of people say just too late to the realization --</s>BRIGGS: Yes.</s>ROMANS: -- by many of the social media outlets.</s>BRIGGS: Big factor in the midterms.</s>ROMANS: Thanks for joining us. I'm Christine Romans.</s>BRIGGS: I'm Dave Briggs. Susan Collins and Mick Mulvaney on "NEW DAY." We pass the Native American talking stick to Chris and Alisyn. We'll see you tomorrow.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The businessman dealmaker was AWOL for the three days that this government was shut down.</s>SARAH SANDERS, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: What the president did clearly worked.</s>BRIGGS: President Trump claiming political victory, saying he's eager to negotiate an immigration deal.</s>SEN. MITCH MCCONNELL (R-KY), SENATE MAJORITY LEADER: This immigration debate will have a level playing field.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I do not trust him at all.</s>SEN. ANGUS KING (I), MAINE: The question now is will the majority leader honor that commitment, and I think he's under a lot of pressure to do so.</s>ROMANS: A new report says FBI Director Wray threatened to quit over pressure from the attorney general to fire his deputy.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It's a hundred percent Donald Trump move.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Tell me one thing that Andy McCabe has done in this investigation that's wrong. I don't get it.</s>ANNOUNCER: This is NEW DAY with Chris Cuomo and Alisyn Camerota.</s>ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: We want to welcome our viewers in the United States and around the world. This is NEW DAY. It is Tuesday --