sandra: breaking news this morning. u.s. stock prices bouncing back after yesterday's big side. checking an stock index futures ahead of the opening bell this morning. dow futures up 67 points. anything could happen is the european summit meeting is about to get underway. the prime minister has promised to developing a data plan. any breaking news plus a live report from athens. coffee prices down. so where starbucks prices going up? features of the new iphone in the fall are now leaking. we will have what is new or while both the either the

iphone six s. are the iphone seven. i'm sandra smith joined by lauren simonetti and nicole petallides. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at the morning markets and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole, you were working on a big slump in oil prices. nicole: everybody's watching. biggest drop in five months. what of the biggest factors? sandra: lauren, you have to story on starbucks. lauren: you might be annoyed when you go to starbucks in the morning. sandra: ioa sand. greek prime minister alexis a tad balmy to discuss a new rescue deal. first meeting after greece voted overwhelmingly to reject more austerity. ashley webster continues to follow the latest developments on the ground in athens. good morning to you, ashley.

reporter: and good morning to you, sandra. there's two parts to this story break now. the political side with the greek government in brussels said to lay out their latest bailout. there are reports that deal is going to include up to a 30% haircut on its existing debt. i can tell you right now germany has heard he said no way. we are not going to agree to that. the creditors hold all the cars spirit they don't have to worry about time constrained. time is running out. the second part of the story come the social aspect of what is going on in greece and the struggles of the greek people. i make it out of the way is clear out of central afghan democrats continue to grow. the ecb yesterday announced it would not decrease its emergency funding to greek banks in fact raised its collateral requirements on any future lung

and existing loans. that takes even more money out of the greek banks that are literally hours if not days away from running out of cash. by the way, one other aspect of all of this because greece is not allowing any transfer of money out, no one can use paypal anymore. they can't use the apple apps store. they can't use anything that uses a greek bank account that goes overseas. the big cut off from the internet as well. sandra: fascinating angle to this story. thank you very much. u.s. treasury secretary jack lou spoke with the greece prime minister yesterday saying the u.s. is looking forward to athens in creditors resuming conversation. president obama also spoke with french leader and they agreed on the importance for finding a path for grace to remain in eurozone. the obama administration has

downplayed the impact it could have on the u.s. economy. it could have an impact on the u.s. and its growth that they eurozone economy. translation it could hurt the u.s. crude oil prices trading higher after posting one of the biggest palace in the previous session. the poll follows the story this morning. huge moves in oil prices. people talking about how global they go. nicole: we are down three sessions allowed. in eight days only one had an up arrow. this moment we see a little bit of a recovery for oil. see it up about 61 cents after crude tumbled nearly 8% yesterday. the largest one-day job since april after greek voters rejected demand for the creditors and find the growth in china. we can't leave out iran, too. let's take a look. some of the other names in the

big oil stocks yesterday. there is a look at exxon, chevron, royal dutch. we've seen the exploration and production. all of these came under some pressure. we will continue to watch the commodity. but that's about prices earlier. >> it would be pretty interesting. you know it always goes up faster then it comes down. sandra: with the money goes back in the pockets of u.s. consumers that want to have implications for the economy. the roller coaster continues with the economy. today a decline of 1.3% is coming after a weekend of celebration for several measures into place to study the market. we saw just more than a 2% gain yesterday and they market their last 30% since the mid-junior high. the rest of the asian markets were mixed with the nikkei

adding 1%. hong kong down more than a full percent as well. let's say you caught up in global markets this morning. european stocks trading fully to the downside. not that glasses for the cac. u.s. stock index futures are up conversely. looking at future is up 70 points. the morning cup of joe at starbucks will cost you more money. lauren has that story. lauren: this happens every single year. it will cost more today. the vanity coffee, the small and large and a few other drinks will see prices go up between 5 cents and 20 cents. the company says the average receive will be about 1% more. as you know prices for raw coffee beans are down more than 40%. that has prompted rivals to cut

their coffee prices. the labor component is pretty interesting. companies pay their workers more, doling out better benefits. college tuition at starbucks. they are now passing costs on to consumers. 10% in san francisco after a day hike the minimum wage. that is one example of the trend we see hitting other restaurant in chains. trained to identify chart of my bank account yesterday that tells you where you spend your money. too much on coffee. south carolina senate has voted to remove the confederate flag from the statehouse grounds. the vote was 3723. the statehouse and the governor. the proposal came after last month's horrific shooting that killed nine people at the historic lack church in the charleston. authorities say the suspect was racially motivated. karate kid and jerry weintraub

has died from cardiac arrest. he was known for his engaging storytelling and forceful personality. his five decade career putting tidiness promoter and manager working with artists such as elvis presley, frank signature and bob dylan. jerry weintraub for 77 years old. here's a look at other headlines. the u.s. seeks to make a shift to follow the iran deal. the white house crafted in italy strategy for the remainder of president obama stirred up more forcefully address conflicts in iraq, yemen and syria amid tensions over the conclusion of talks with iran. fight over health light turns to medical device tax. congressional republicans the repeal of attacks on medical devices as their best opportunity to chip away at the affordable care act. sam sung c. seven straight profit decline. the world's largest smartphone

maker by shipman said operating profit likely fell by 4%. coming up after sinking yesterday, stabilizing a bit this morning. a check on oil and gas prices and applies at the gas pump. checking in on u.s. stock index futures. teachers at 72%. the celebration continues. the u.s. women's soccer team making history with the most-watched soccer game and u.s. senator. we will have a roundup of what is next for carly boyd and her teammates. you are watching "fbn:am" come your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one

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trained to let's say you the global market market action this morning. asian ducks finished the day mixed. hang seng trading to the downside. nikkei and singapore up in europe. with us and makes action as well on the opening you can see trading today down side. the ftse, cac and dax. futures on the flipside i wrote that on wall street this morning. dow futures at 75 points. after seeking 8% in the trading session oil prices today bouncing back a little bit but not gaining much. crude oil prices now $53.10 a barrel of a percent on the overnight session. people still buzzing about the u.s. women's soccer team. it was a big one. the game has set another record. nicole: i love reporting this story. team u.s.a. five to two win. the largest viewership for any

soccer game, men's or women's english-language television in this country up there. 25.4 million people tuned in eclipsing almost 18 million. the celebrations continue. the team touchdown in l.a. last night where they will be honored at a rally today. we can even see right here in new york among the ways honoring this team being discussed team captain and tournament mvp carly boyd was on "mornings with maria" yesterday. the business angle. here's what she had to say. >> i imagine there's some big sponsorship opportunities calling it. >> yeah, i briefly chatted with my agent just very briefly and i'm sure i'll catch up with him very soon. see within the mix. sandra: just a few. her agent has received a couple

hundred points of interest for carly lloyd. she posted the first ever hat trick and 16 minutes. anything from 3 million for three years from the 15 million to 18 million so she should be very lucky. the calls are coming in and the decision will be made in a few days. sandra: in the same interview she said she had gotten back to her cell phone and had something like 500 mixed test messages and voicemails. botheration is flooded with calls, she is personally getting flooded with calls as well. lauren: the twitter followers really add to her exposure. she likes the company and they need her right now. sandra: johnson & johnson is a big soccer fan there. the media played a big role. i think that factored in. we told you got to and enjoy the moment. the game is over. you've won. she's already famous got this on

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greek prime minister alexis tsipras expect it to submit a new plan to angela merkel and european creditors. checking stock futures ahead of the meeting, dow futures up 72-point and coffee prices have been going down for quite some time. it keeps going up here what is up with that. we will have the story. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

sandra: breaking news this morning. u.s. stock prices bouncing back after yesterday's big selloff.

checking in on futures ahead of the opening bell at 68. nasdaq futures at the scene. anything could happen as the european summit meeting is about to get underway. the greek prime minister promised to deliver a new debt plan. any breaking news that comes out of the meeting plus a live report from athens. coffee prices down. why did they keep going up? futures at the new iphone in the fall are leaking. we will see what is new for the new iphone. i am sandra smith joined by lauren simonetti and nicole petallides. welcome to "fbn:am," the latest breaking news and what to expect the day ahead. nicole, you are working on a big slump in oil prices. still down significantly. nicole: anyone who bets on oil knows the biggest drop yesterday in five minutes.

sandra: china the biggest consumer of oil in the world. lauren, you have the story and starbucks. are we going to pay more? lauren: oh yeah, goes into effect today. coffee bean prices are going up. sandra: unbelievable. the drama continues to build increased after they overwhelmingly rejected monastery over the weekend. great prime minister alexis tsipras meets with leaders in brussels today. he promised german chancellor angela merkel decorates to bring a proposal for a bailout deal to the summit. the european central bank has refused to increase assistance for banks desperately in need of cash. the ecb raising collateral required that for love. u.s. treasury secretary jack lou spoke with the prime minister yesterday saying the u.s. is looking forward to athens and its creditors resuming conversations. the white house at president obama spoke with french leader

and he agreed on the importance of finding a path for greece to remain in your son. the obama administration has downplayed the damage the great crisis could have in the u.s. economy but the white house says it could have an impact on u.s. growth debated the eurozone economy. crude oil prices are trading higher after posting one of the biggest sellouts this year. the call is following that story this morning. nicole: we are watching oil so closely. it's been done three days in a row. right now a little bit of a recovery period of about 1% after the big tumble yesterday. the biggest we've seen in five months. the largest one-day drop since april. greek voters rejected dead man's. watching a deal closely for iran that we could see an oversupply. those are the factors going into crude. right now $53, 5308 closed at 5253 yesterday.

we will see how they did yesterday. exxon down. chevron, diamond offshore, royal dutch, shell, all of these names to the downside. we saw gasoline at around 277 today. there have been some calls for $2 gasoline. i wouldn't count on it. it goes up more quickly than it does come down. that is the other factor. we talked about china they are. sandra: opec is cap levels consistent to weed out our show producers in the u.s. and they haven't been able to do that successfully. then you put in 1 million barrels a day and oil goes there to vioxx. sandra: opec doesn't have the power of months used to. the roller coaster ride continues in the shanghai market. up one day, down the next.

following the news an hour. today a decline of 1.3% comes after a weekend that saw beijing for several measures into place to study the market. we saw a little more than 2% gain yesterday in a market that was dirty% since the mid june high. over 20% of listed china stocks are in a trading halt as the selloff continues. as for the rest of the asian markets, results mixed with japan's nikkei added 1%. hong kong was down more than a full percent. let's say you cut up another global market action, but can europe's stock markets trading to the downside. growing consensus leaders get together this morning about what will come out of the meetings. stock market future showing positive sentiment as they kick off the tuesday morning. that morning cup of joe at starbucks will cost you a whole lot more money.

as of this morning lauren has the story. lauren: again, prices going up. the tall and thin tea coffee. we will see the prices go up between 5 cents in 20 cents. the average will be one% more expensive. raw coffee beans coming down more than 42% last year. not starbucks. the labor component is interesting here. as companies pay better benefits. they are slowly passing on the cost to you and me. they raised many prices 10% in san francisco after they hike the minimum wage. one example of trends we are watching. starbucks very profitable. sandra: i've been a member since 2008.

just to give you an idea of prices come at the mocha for a gmail, close to six books already. the hike is let's say to tony. sandra: mocha strategy now is the coffee that is like a milkshake. i like a black coffee myself. before you head out the door, tuesday forecast of meteorologist maria molina. good morning to you. reporter: good morning to you, sandra and everybody at home. texas on the way to parts of the great lakes with scattered showers across parts of the southwest and into the rockies. we have some very heavy rainfall associated in illinois and also misery. much heavier rain across western texas. looking at heavy rainfall possibly over an inch per hour. as far as how much total rainfall accumulation,

four inches of rain will be possible in some of the more persistent thunderstorms and flood watches are the issue in the flood threat. severe weather will be possible across parts of the ohio river value. we will keep you updated. sandra: maria, thank you very much. and in our day will be but alexis tsipras. he's promised a new plant to deal with the great crisis. checking in on u.s. stock index futures ahead of the meeting this morning. positive sentiment although while at the height of the session. now 55 points across the board and details now leaking out about the newest iphone coming down the pipe. the new future will be touch technology. we will tell you what to expect from that. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ you owned your car for four years.

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sandra: welcome back here for a product of global market action. asia stocks finish this morning. the nikkei in the singapore finishing higher. in europe things have kicked off to the downside.

the seven man cometh cac and dax all lower. france off half of a percent. european stocks waiting on the outcome of the year is on sunday. the meeting happening this morning as we have it the index futures up pointing to a higher open although dow futures currently at 51 points. get ready for the new iphone. boren, what are you hearing so far about the latest version of the people lined up around the block. lauren: yes and we always wonder why that that will happen. this is the time of the year when the rumor mill gets active about the iphone. are you ready for six s. or seven? there is a report this as it's on a massive hiring spree to get production underway. the package on is reportedly hiring 40,000 new workers to help out.

production next month in apple will likely announce the new phone in september. we'll show you what it looks like he deserved the pictures that mac is leaking. they are usually right on this. it looks very similar to the iphone's picks. the bad news is it's not a major upgrade, but will have some geewhiz features in here are some of them. a fourth touchscreen offers a new way to work with your phone. also a better camera. a new operating system ios nine. and it might be stronger. a stronger aluminum. apple has some other stuff of the slave as well. the new mac would be 21.5 inches and a bluetooth remote control. this is something where reportedly you could communicate by swiping the remote for talking to it. sandra: really? i don't know if that's enough to get people out there.

simply saying you are making a stronger phone with different materials. nicole: they love apple. they will read to the store to get the new phone. lauren: there is a report that it will be a lot faster. sandra: will be talking about apple all day long. on our way from a crucial european summit meeting. alexis tsipras tube or presents a new plan to angela merkel. latest developments coming out of athens. markets will react. right now u.s. stock index futures up pointing to a higher open as we await the outcome. coffee prices going down but a double latte at starbucks goes up again. what is going on here. you are watching "fbn:am," your

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sandra: breaking news this morning. u.s. stock prices bouncing back after yesterday's big site. check in on the futures up pointing to a higher up in a couple hours from now. dow futures still up 51 points. anything could happen at any point as the european summit is about to get underway any moment from now the greek prime minister has promised to deliver a new debt plan. any breaking news that comes out of that, plus a live report on atkins. coffee prices are falling. by the starbucks prices keep going up? i'm sandra smith joined by lauren simonetti entrance eyes. welcome to "fbn:am," your first

look at what is living in today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect for your day ahead. nicole, looking at a slump in oil prices. nicole: we saw oil dropped almost 8% yesterday. what a sitcom? sandra: lauren, you're have the story on starbucks. lauren: your coffee just got more expensive. it's going to between 5 cents and 20 cents today. sandra: greek prime minister alexis tsipras bowled me with european leaders to discuss a new rescue deal after greeks voted overwhelmingly over the weekend to reject or rarity. ashley webster continues to follow the latest developments live on the ground in athens. good morning to you. what is the latest there. reporter: well, good morning to you, sandra. the summit in brussels gets underway at 6:00 p.m. that will be noon eastern.

many hours before that gets underway. also speculation many people coming up to us at this location wanted to know what is going on. do we have a deal. it will be very tough to get that done because greece is asking to have some debt relief. i don't think that is on the table. the situation for the greeks becomes even more perilous. we are in of a bank that will close in less than two hours. every tuesday they go in to get their pension. they are lucky to get the 120 euros maximum. meanwhile reports that the amount of money has dropped from 60 euros down to 50. it could be a matter of days before the banks themselves run out of money and the ecb says it will not provide more and less they get more security given on those loans and the greek banks just don't have it. last night on the way home to

the hotel there were long lines at every atm on the way home and many atms. people around the clock desperately trying to get the cash. certainly an interesting day. the next 24 hours will be absolutely pivotal. sandra: ashley, it baffles me. the stock market is shut. people are celebrating in the streets. you notice young people because they know most of the nova did come in from a younger demographic. when you look at these people and talk to them, you say what are you celebrating? have you had a chance to ask them? reporter: i have. they are celebrating a bloody nose to the e.u. and in particular the germans mobbing their nose thing you can put asunder all this austerity but we are not going to take any more. if it means propaganda in the eurozone, so be it.

we would rather be masters of our destiny. it's like throwing their hands up in the air. they may get what they ask for which may not be a good thing. sandra: it is about 40% in the youth unemployment at nearly 60%. numbers%. numbers that are unfathomable. ashley, thank you for the live report from out the period crude oil prices trading higher after posting one of the biggest sellouts this year the previous session. the goal is following that story for us. huge moves in the market. traders on the volatility but from the consumer point will we see higher gas prices. nicole: that is the question, too. we've had a call at $2 a barrel. we are seeking recovery this morning on oil. that is after crude bumbled nearly 8% yesterday. the largest one-day drop since april after great voters reject the demands by creditors. they are worried signs of slower growth in china.

how about oversupply from iran. those are some of the factors moving in on crude. right now it is up about 1.1%. again, dropped 8% yesterday, down three sessions in a row, which is nearly 12%. let's check our big oil stocks you know so well. exxon, chevron, both dropped yesterday. exxon for the year down 10% from the chevron down 15%. here is a look at royal dutch as well. those are the factors go into oil. we see a bounce back, but it's been down seven of the last eight trading sessions. that is very keen to follow as well. sandra: despite the big move there wasn't even the biggest this year. we had a bigger move in february. the oil market in energy market remains extremely volatile. the roller coaster ride continues in the shanghai stock market. up one day, down the next.

today a decline of 1.3% is coming after beijing for several measures into place to study the market. we saw just a little more than a 2% gain yesterday in this market that has lost about 30% of its value since mid-june. for the rest of the asian markets, results were mixed with japan's nikkei added more than one first. hong kong on the flipside was done within 1%. let's get you caught up in the global market action we watched this morning in europe. a lot of concern as we await the outcome of the meeting expected to take place this morning. the ftse, cac and dax onto the downside. it features not following suit. green arrows point to a higher open. dow futures of 59. the morning cup of joe at starbucks will cost you more money. moran has the story. lauren: again.

the tall and empty coffee plus a few other drinks will cost between 5 cents and 20 cents more following right now. the reason is the rent and the wages, not the coffee prices. as you know, rob coffee bean prices are down 42% since last year. that has prompted rivals like folgers to recently cut their prices. the labor component for starbucks is key here. companies pay their workers more and allow better benefits. free college tuition online at asu and they are slowly passing the cost on to the customers. chipotle after the city hike the minimum wage. sandra: and people pay it. they mentioned red. there is a starbucks on every corner. ask somebody when they leave how much he paid for that cup of coffee. most people don't know. they just swipe their credit

card. lauren: there is a cold brew coffee that is out everywhere for $2. that is where black coffee. sandra: oil prices stabilizing this morning. a check on that oil prices and went to the day ahead. oil prices also that the gas pump we see an impact. we will have the latest there as well. checking your stock index futures right now up 58 points per dow futures pointing to a higher rope in. the celebration continues. the u.s. women's world cup. women make history again with the most-watched soccer game in u.s. history. a round up of what is next for carly boyd and her teammates. you are watching "fbn:am" can be your first look at morning market and breaking news. ♪

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sandra: welcome back on this tuesday morning. i look at asian trading because the big story developing over 20% of listed chinese stocks are now in this trading halt. 203 main man china trading companies announced their shares have been suspended. the company not giving reasons for halting shares but in many cases they are trying to calm the storm happening in those markets. in the meanwhile the downside is we await the outcome of the summit this morning. u.s. stock index futures on the flipside or higher. the positive sentiment this morning watching oil prices as well after the huge selloff

yesterday, biggie since february bouncing back a little bit this morning of 1.3% at $53 a barrel. people buzzing about the u.s. women's soccer team winning the world cup and the game has set another record. nicole: july 4th weekend, everybody watching the big game. team usa's five to two and had the largest viewership for any soccer game ever men's or women's on the english television channel here in this country. 25.3 million people tuned in. over a million on telemundo as well. that certainly trends the 18 million in 1999. 15 touchdown in l.a. last night. they will be honored at the rally today. we could even see a parade in new york looking at the logistics. we will see if that comes to fruition. so much has been discussed. currently lloyd was on "mornings

with maria" yesterday. took up a business angle with her. >> i imagine there's big sponsorship opportunities calling in. >> yeah, i have just briefly chatted with my agent, just very briefly and i'm sure i will catch up with him very soon. he was in the mix. trying to tear calling her miss captain america. the first-ever hatrack in a final. we will see what endorsement opportunities come her way. so many great names on the team and the calls have been coming in. they have to save relative. multimillion dollars endorsements. the summer olympics in brio. sandra: very modest response.

other sports news this morning of the this morning about bolting the sisters went ahead for the 26 time. serena rolls into the quarterfinals with a six to four over 63 when. the overall record against her sister. maria share of power for advances along with three american women. coq au vin airway and madison keys. on the men's iconic andrew murray and sandra branko move into the quarterfinals. the first one in two months as the nets beat san francisco three to nothing. the giants have now dropped seven in a row. this quarrel prevents the ninth inning but the second straight shutout. coming up we will have a rundown of the global market action happening right now. before we handed over to maria bartiromo. stay right there. the ♪

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sandra: after yesterday's look at oil prices. before we handed to maria. 5330 in oil prices bouncing back 1.5%. this after one of the biggest sellouts this year. yesterday falling nearly 8%. this could translate to lower prices at the gas pump as well. time now for maria bartiromo and "mornings with maria." over to you. good morning. maria: i will see you in about an hour. a lot going on this morning. i am maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, july 7th. with me, are we up from the maryland age. first your top stories. euro zone finance minister in brussels right now for a meeting

will say german chancellor angela merkel holds all the cars. populist politicians say merkel is building a fourth rash built by german capitalism. others say in the decision but used by the light bystander portugal to blackmail stronger european countries. a new proposal from the greek authorities. as china's market collapse over the last few weeks a bigger concern than greece. many say yes with trillions of dollars wiped away from equities in the last couple of weeks. u.s. exposure much greater. the quiddity assistance offered by the government. the shanghai composite fell again overnight. u.n. sanctions on the ballistic missile program listed engaging negotiators looking to land a nuclear deal before today's self-imposed deadline. neither side expects a resolution before the end of today. after looking at greece, the oil market down a percent yesterday.

that is the steepest plunge since early february. prices stabilize this morning. stocks expected to open higher. where in fact expect in a bigger town for the market this morning. it just keeps getting better ersatz blotter and the world cup organization. they will receive a prize worth $2 million total. compare that to chairman men's team which won the world cup last year and received 35 million fourths after her. he started been on the record saying they should help the appeal by letting them play and more feminine clothes like they do in volleyball. they could have tighter shorts. thousands of partygoers as each other with wine as they celebrate the start of the running of the bulls