sandra: breaking news this morning. investigation what led a 24-year-old cuety born american to kill four people in chattanooga, tennessee. federal investigators have not found any terrorist ties to the killer. we'll have live reports from chattanooga, tennessee an washington. we'll have the latest business news. including a record high for google's stock after the search giant posted solid earnings despite a drop in advertising revenues. ge's ceo jeff immelt major transformmation of the company.

ge shedding billions of assets but is it working. we'll have the latest leaderboard from st. andrews. checking stock futures as we head into the final trading day of the week, dow and s&p futures are down. nasdaq futures are up. i'm sandra smith joined by lauren simonetti and nicole petallides. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look what is moving today's market, breaking news and the latest news ahead. fbi found to nice between the chattanooga shooting suspect and international terrorist organization. 20 fore-year-old mohammed abdulazeez short four people in military sites. blake burman has the latest. >> along with four u.s. marines in last night's shooting spree, three others are recovering a marine, navy sailor and a police

officer. identities of those killed were not released yet by law enforcement. they were hit by gun fire at the navy operations center in chattanooga, tennessee. the fbi sauce they will look deep into every angle of 24-year-old mohammad abdulazeez is now identified as the shooter. he opened fire essentially what was described as witnesses as a drive-by type shooting. after that he drove over to the operational center about seven miles away. that is where the four marines were killed. the fbi says at this point they do not have anything specific linking abdulazeez to a international terrorist organization. he was also not on the fbi's radar. >> i can't speculate on what his motivation would have been or what, what or if any affiliation he may have. >> sandra the timing of the shooting certainly raised suspicion. isis as you know called for

attacks on u.s. military personnel. law enforcement all over the country have been increasingly concerned about potential lone wolf self-radicalized terrorists. fbi will certainly be trying to figure out if that is what happened here. sandra? sandra: blake, thank you. we'll have a live report from chattanooga, tennessee, in a few minutes. in colorado a jury found the 2012 movie theater shooter guilty on all 165 counts against him. james holmes carried out a massive shooting rampage at the theater, killing 12 people and wounded dozens of others. the 2-year-old former neuroscience graduate student pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. now the same jurors will decide whether holmes will be executed or sent to prison for life. to the top business stories we're watching for you this morning. investors like google latest earnings. you have the latest, lauren. >> we are, sandra.

google's stock breaking out to new highs. it is soaring to almost $70, that is up 11%. adjusted profit was 6.99 a share. revenue, $17.7 billion. the numbers beating the street for the first time in a year-and-a-half. investors seem pleased with the new ceo and her message with google growing sales and cutting costs. that means spending less money on moon shot projects beaming the internet and the like and returning more money to shareholders. google never shared money through a dividend or stock buyback. guess what? it is sitting on almost $70 billion in cash. there is one thing that is worrisome. revenue growth while grow something slowing, suggesting google is vulnerable as smaller smartphone screens mean fewer ad prices. sandra: i was getting latest update. up 70 bucks in the premarket a huge mover on the open. two corporate names report

earnings before the opening bell. >> general electric results are expected to fall from a year ago. analysts expect the conglomerate to report a profit of 28 cents a share on revenue of nearly $28.7 billion. they look for progress on fe purchase much energy assets and the plans to sell the appliance business to electrolux which is blocked by antitrust grounds. they're working to make that happen. ge could release sales of the banking business in the first quarter. there is honeywell. they are expected to learn $1.49 which would be higher than last year. estimated revenue would be down year-over-year. honeywell revised its full-year guidance in the most recent earnings report. sales were lower while adjusted earnings per share were increased. honeywell and intel teamed up in the second quarter on technology to protect honeywell's business customers from cyber attacks.

sandra: we'll be watching it all. nicole, thank you. get you caught up on market action. in asia stocks finished up mostly higher with the shanghai tacking on another 3 1/2%. all the major averages finishing to the upside there. in europe also looking at markets there, the ftse and dax to the downside. the cac in france just up slightly there but mixed trading action. look at our markets here ahead of the opening bell on wall street this morning as we head into the final trading day of the week. the dow and s&p futures are down. nasdaq futures are up. dish network facing bad news on two fronts this morning. bloomberg reporting dish's talks to acquire t-mobile u.s. have stalled over problems related to the new company's structure and pricing. sources saying the development raises the question whether any deal will actually get done this year, or at all. and "the wall street journal" reports u.s. regulators are poised to reject the $3.3 billion in discount dish's

partners received on airway costs. latest fox news 2016 presidential race poll is out by the way. donald trump topping the slate of gop candidates with 18%. governor scott walker getting a post-announcement bump with 15%, and former governor jeb bush, he is coming in at 14%. on the democratic side former secretary of state hillary clinton continues to dominate in the polls but trouble may be headed her way. 58% of voters say they believe clinton leans toward, quote, hiding the truth with 70% of voters saying honesty is a quote, deal-breaker when voting. and coming up this morning, what turned a 24-year-old muslim into what investigators believe could be the latest lone wolf terrorist. we'll have live reports from chattanooga, tennessee, and washington on the latest in this investigation. we'll also have the latest sports including the leaderboard from the british open where

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sandra: breaking news. four u.s. marines gunned down by a 24-year-old man. fox news's ainsley earhardt live in chattanooga with the very latest there. ainsley, good morning. >> here is the latest, sandra. nightmare for our city. you can see a man praying at a vigil.

the gunman is dead. police are not saying if they shot him or he committed suicide. four marines shot and killed and three others injured. one marine injured. a sailor in surgery right now and one police officer. now the fbi, they're in charge of this investigation. they said last night at a press conference they do not have a motive. no ties to international terrorism however but they're not ruling that out. they say the gunman acted alone. isis has been encouraging lone wolf attacks during this month, the month of ramadan. here is what happened yesterday. the gunman pulled up here at 10:45 in the morning. drove up to the gray ford mustang at military recruiting office. he did not get out of the car. he started firing rounds of bullets, two dozen some people said. people inside of recruiting facility, barricaded themselves. they got to a safe area. they kept hering him firing shots through the glass. 30 to 50 shots. no one was injured.

he drove away 15 minutes down the street to navy and marine corps reserve center. there are two entrances to the facility. both entrances were unmanned. police say he got out of the car and went inside of the reserve center and shot the four marines dead. police went to his house last night. they raided his home. they revealed he posted a cryptic islam blog three days before the shooting and talked about submitting to allah. he wrote on that blog, quote, brothers and sisters, don't be fooled by your desires. this life is short and bitter and opportunity to submit to allah may pass you by. sandra, back to you in the studio. sandra: ainsley, live for us in chattanooga, tennessee. we'll see you in a little bit for an update. thank you. let's get you caught up on global action this morning in asia. stocks finished higher with the shanghai tacking on another 3%. volatility continues there. in europe mixed action to report.

cac is up slightly and dax is to the downside. u.s. stock futures look, dow futures up 24 while nasdaq futures are higher by 12. checking in on key. commodities this morning as the u.s. dollar continues the move to the upside oil prices sinking towards that $50 level, down a fraction of a percent this morning. gold prices off a buck at 1142 a troy ounce. there is the currency markets. the u.s. dollar has continued to gain ground at several month highs against global currencies. a little relief for the euro. currently high against the u.s. dollar. the 10-year treasury yield at 2.35% as we kick off this friday morning. turning to the sport we'll see how much golf they can bet in today at the british open. weather has been playing havoc with the schedule there. look at these pictures. play just resumed after a three-hour rain delay there. that could mean the leaders will

not get their round in. jordan speith will enter today's round two shots behind the leader dustin johnson. he finished at 5 under with a first round 67. trying to win his third major title of ther. >>. johnson this is his first major tournament losing u.s. open by a stroke to speith. terrible day for tiger woods, way off the pace with a round of five bogeys. he is 5 over. coming up on "varney & company," stuart's guest will be golf legend gary player. in summer league basketball, the knicks draft pick kristof pour sing gas trying to win over fans. he miss thed some shots but scored 12 points. first 3-pointer and blocked shots and had a steal. the knicks got clobbered 76-64. coming up federal

authorities say they have not yet found any terrorist ties to the chattanooga gunman who shot four marines dead. they are treating it as a case of domestics terrorism. we'll have the latest on the investigation with live reports from washington and chattanooga, tennessee. in business news this morning general lech trick ceo jeff immelt has start ad major transformation of ge, shedding billions of dollars of assets. we'll find out if his plan is working. here is the futures this morning. dow futures off 28 points. nasdaq futures to the upside. you're watching "fbn:am," this is your first look at morning markets and breaking news. keep it right there. ♪

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a 24-year-old kuwaiti born american to kill four marines in chattanooga, tennessee, continues n a late night news conference federal investigators saying they have not found any terrorist ties yet. we will have live reports from chattanooga, tennessee, and washington. we'll also have the latest business news including a record high for google shares after the search giant posted solid earnings despite a drop in ad revenues. we'll get a report card this morning on general electric ceo jeff immelt's major tans formation of thinks company. ge shedding billions of financial assets, but the question, is it working. and in sports jordan speith coming within striking distance of the lead at british open. we'll have the latest leaderboard from st. andrews. a look at stock market futures as we head into the final trading day of this week. nasdaq futures are i here. good morning i'm sandra smith, joined by lauren simonetti and nicole petallides.

welcome to "fbn:am," the latest at the look at markets and breaking news and what is expected in the day's ahead. the fbi has found no ties between the chattanooga shooting suspect and any terrorist organization. 24-year-old mohammad abdulazeez opened fire at two sites killing four marines. blake burman has the latest. >> sandra, the fbi will look into every angle of the life of 24-year-old mohammad yousef abdulazeez who lived in the chattanooga area and identified as the shooter. he abdulazeez went to recruiting center and opened fire described by witnesses as a drive-by type shooting. after that he drove to the navy operational support center about five miles away. that is where the four marines were killed.

abdulazeez was not on the fbi radar and the fbi does not have anything specific linking him to a international terrorist organization. however the timing of these sheetings certainly raised suspicion. isis has called for attacks on u.s. military personnel and law enforcement all over the country. it has been increasingly concerned about potential lone wolf, self-radicalized terrorists. the fbi will try to figure out if that is what happened here. along with those four u.s. marines who were killed in yesterday's shooting spree, sandra, three others are recovering this morning. a marine, a navy sailor and a police officer. sandra? sandra: blake, thanks for being with us this morning. we'll see you again in a little bit with an update. we'll have a live report also from chattanooga, tennessee, just a few minutes from now. breaking news from now, an oil train has derailed this morning in rural northeastern montana. this prompted the evacuation of some homes there and has left at least two of the cars leaking oil.

there were no immediate reports of injuries but the 21 cars that were derailed, only two remained upright. officials said the train was pulling 106 loaded crude oil cars when it derailed near culbertson, near the north dakota border. this is a breaking news this morning. we'll try to get video of that this morning and bring that to you at some point during the hour. to the top business stories this morning, investors like google's latest earnings. lauren is on that for us. these shares relentless continuing to upside in pretrading session. >> we don't like these earnings, we love these earnings. you have to check out the google stock. it is soars 11% in the premarket to a new record high after reporting a blowout second quarter last night. revenue, $17.7 billion the numbers beating the street for the first time in six quarters. investors seemed pleased with new cfo ruth perat and her

message that google is growing sales while cutting costs. that means spending less on the moon shot projection like beaming internet and more money being returned to shareholders. google has never distributed dividends through a share repurchase or stock buyback. there is $70 billion in cash. that is one disturbing thing. while revenue growth is there it is slowing down. it suggests that google revenue may be slowing down with smaller smartphone screens. >> several analysts are jumping on board and upgrading google. it is up over 10% this morning. there are very aggressive targets. jeffries, for example has an 800-dollar target, it is now in the low 600-dollar range. jeffries, 800. barclays just 765. baird has 720 -- 675. >> nasdaq up 3.3% this week.

sandra: couple corporate names you're watching nicole. >> we'll look at ge and honeywell two big industrial type names earnings before the bell. let's take a look. ge expected to report their numbers, that will fall from a year ago. analysts report that the profit of 28 cents a share on revenue of $28.7 billion. that is what is expected. investor will look for progress reports on ge purchase of energy assets from alston and the plans to sell its appliance business to electrolux which has been block on antitrust grounds. making concessions to try to make these things happen. noted earlier selling off some of the businesses. ge could release more information on the sale of banking businesses in the current quarter. there is honeywell. honeywell expected to earn 1.49 which would be higher year-over-year. estimated revenue of $9.7 billion would actually be a drop from last year. honeywell revised it us full-year guidance in the recent earnings report. sales were lower while adjusted earnings per share were

increased. honeywell, intel, they teamed up you may remember in the second quarter on technology to protect honeywell business customers from cyber attacks. those are two names to watch. but the companies reported so far, they have been pretty good, beating lowered expectations we should say. sandra: nicole, thank you. president obama planning to meet with saudi arabia's foreign minister in the wakes of a nuclear deal with iran. the first meeting with a key u.s. ally in the region since reaching an agreement on tuesday. saudi arabia is skeptical of the president's diplomatic outreach to iran. the white house vowing to help defend saudi arabia and other allies from any surge in iranian-backed unrest. before you head out the door let's look at your friday forecast with fox meteorologist maria molina. >> good morning, sandra. we had extreme weather in parts of illinois with severe weather and large damaging tornado across the area. we'll look for more severe weather across parts of illinois

and across portions of wisconsin, iowa, also into minnesota. across parts of the plains. you're looking at risk, more marginal threat across parts of new england out there. be careful out there. have a way to get warnings. severethreat continues with isolated tornadoes large winds possible. the heat across parts of the south even up into iowa. heat advisories are in effect. heat values should be in triple digits or upper 90s as we head into late afternoon across those areas. sandra? sandra: maria, thank you. we'll have the latest on the train derailment in montana. plus the search for terrorist ties continues in chattanooga. the kuwaiti-born gunman who opened fire at two military offices is considered a case of domestic terrorism. we'll have the latest on the story with a live report from chattanooga. we're watching markets as we head into the final trading day of the week. dow futures down 22.

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♪ sandra: welcome back. let's get you caught up on global markets. in asia stocks finished mostly to the upside with the shanghai tacking on another 3 1/2%. in europe stocks looking mixed

in today's trading action. you have the cac in france moving to the upside. footsie and dax are down. u.s. stock index futures generally lower with the s&p and dow futures down. nasdaq futures holding on to a gain of about 14 points right knew. the fbi looking for a motive behind the horrific shooting attack in tennessee. the suspect, 24-year-old, mohammad yousef abdulazeez, opened fire at two military sites killing four marines. he was shot dead at the scene. the fbi is investigating whether they were acts terrorism. fbi has found no ties so far between him and any terrorist organization. donald trump talked on "o'reilly factor" on refuse of president obama refusal to use islamic terrorism.

>> the president refuses to use even though seems quite a bit. certainly it is there. something is going on. sandra: as the story develops we'll have a live report from chattanooga just a few minutes from now. coming up president obama reacts to what investigators could be the latest lone wolf shooting in the united states as federal investigators search for ties in this attack to isis or other terrorist organizations. we'll have latest on the killing of four marines in chattanooga, tennessee. in business news this morning shares of google hitting a record high after the search engine giant posted solid earnings despite a falloff in ad revenues. we'll have the latest story. and the surge in google shares this morning. checking u.s. stock market futures right now, mostly mixed trading to the downside. s&p and dow down, nasdaq is higher. you're watching fbmam. this is the first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

sandra: breaking news this morning. the investigation into what led a 24-year-old kuwaiti born american to kill four americans in tennessee continues. federal investigators have not found any terrorist ties. we'll have live reports from chattanooga, tennessee, and washington. we'll have the latest business news including a record high for google shares as we speak after the search giant posted solid earnings after a drop in ad revenues. we'll get a report card of ge ceo jeff immelt. ge shedding billions of assets but is it working. jordan speith coming within striking distance of the lead in the british open. we'll have the latest leaderboard from st. andrews. a look at the stock market futures as we head into the final trading day of the week. mostly to the downside. s&p and dow futures are lower. nasdaq futures are higher.

good morning, i'm sandra smith joined by lauren simonetti and nicole pettalides. fbaam your latest look for the markets and what to expect ahead. the latest news this morning fbi has found no ties between a chattanooga shooting suspect and a any terrorist organization. 24-year-old mohammad yousef abdulazeez opened fire and killing four marines at a recruiting station. blake burman has the latest. >> president obama called this a heartbreaking circumstance. four u.s. marines killed in shooting spree. three others a marine a navy sailor and a police officer are recovering this morning from their injuries. the fbi will pick apart the life of 24-year-old mohammad yousef abdulazeez who lived in the chattanooga, tennessee, area who has now been identify as the shooter.

abdulazeez first went to a military recruiting center in chattanooga an opened fire what witnesses describe as a drive-by type shooting. after he drove over to the nation operational support center about seven miles away. that is where the four marines were killed. the fbi at this point says they do not have anything specific linking abdulazeez to an international terrorist organization. the kuwaiti-born american was also not on the fbi's radar. >> there is no indication at this point that anybody else was involved. obviously we're still at the beginning of this investigation. we will explore any possibility and that includes whether or not anyone else was involved. >> reporter: the timing of these shootings certainly raise suspicion. isis called for attacks on u.s. military personnel, law enforcement all across the country have been increasingly concerned about potential lone wolf, self-radicalized terrorists. fbi director james comey testified about that earlier this month. his department will try to certainly figure out if that is

what happened here. sandra. sandra: blake, thanks for joining us live this morning. we'll also have a live report from chattanooga, tennessee, in just a few minutes. in colorado a jury finding the 24-year-old movie theater shooter guilty of all 165 counts against him. james holmes carried out a massive shooting rampage at the theater killing 12 people and wounding dozens of others. the neuroscience graduate student pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. now the same jurors will decide whether holmes will be executed or sent to prison for life. now to our top business stories this morning investors liking google's latest earnings. lauren i'm looking at google shares right now, up 11% in premarket. >> really unbelievable. take a look at this stock breaking out to new highs both after-hours and right now in the premarket, this after google report ad blowout second quarter. adjusted profit was 6.99 a share. revenue was 17.7 billion. those numbers beat the street for the first time in a year-and-a-half.

investors seem pleased with the new ceo and her message. that google is growing sales while cutting it costs. that means less money spent on the moon shot projects and programs more money distributed to shareholders. google has never distributed money through a dividend or stock buyback. it is sitting on almost $70 billion in cash. saw amazing youtube numbers here. mobile viewing of those videos doubled. despite all the good news there is one thing worrisome, that is revenue growth slowing down a little bit. that suggests google is vulnerable as smaller smartphone screens mean cheaper ad prices. they're selling a lot more ads but the advertises are not high because the screens are smaller plus real estate. sandra: google shares up -- >> yesterday's close $600. 601 and at least three analysts have $800 targets. >> you mentioned that before. amazing. sandra: all right. two familiar corporate names reporting their earnings before the opening bell this morning.

nicole you're watching those. >> we have to take a look at couple of really big guys honeywell and general electric. general electric's results are expected to fall from a year ago. analysts expect the conglomerate to report a profit of 28 cents a share on revenue of nearly $28.7 billion. as you know they have been zing assets. investors look for progress on the ge purchase of energy assets from alstom and the plans to sell the appliance business to electrolux which has been blocked because of antitrust grounds. ge could release sales of the banking business in the current quarter. honeywell is expected to hern $1.49 a share which would be higher than last year however estimated revenue $9.7 billion would be down year-over-year. honeywell revised its full-year guidance in its most recent earnings report. sales were lowered actually when adjusted earnings per share were increased. honeywell and intel also teamed up in the second quarter on

technology to protect honeywell's business customers from cyber attacks. also worth noting that of the s&p 500 companies that have reported so far, s&p capital iq says most of them have posted bigger than expected numbers, profits but the big picture is that many of them have actually lowered their numbers rather than beat them. sandra: all right. thank you, nicole. let's get you caught up on rest of the market action we're watching. asia, shanghai tacking on another 3 1/2%. still volatility in the market. in europe stocks uneven trade. ftse and the dax to the downside in the middle of the trading day. the cac is higher. u.s. stock market futures still mixed action there. dow and s&p futures are down. nasdaq futures are up 13 points. in breaking news, an oil train derailed in rural northeastern montana prompting the evacuation we're learning of some homes and leaving at least

two of the train cars leaking oil. there were no immediate reports of injuries but only two of the 21 cars that derailed remained up right. officials say the train was pulling 106 loaded crude oil cars when it derailed near the north dakota border. the latest fox news 2016 presidential race poll, it's out. donald trump topping the slate of gop candidates with 18%. governor scott walker getting a post-announcement bump with is a% and former governor jeb bush in at 14%. on the democratic side, former secretary of state hillary clinton continues to dominate in the polls but trouble may be headed her way. 58% of voters say that clinton leans towards hiding the truth with 70% of the voters saying that honesty is quote, a deal breaker when voting. coming up the search for answers continues this morning. the 24-year-old kuwaiti-born gunman in chattanooga,

tennessee, lived in an upscale suburban neighborhood and was popular in high school. we'll have the latest on possible motives for killing four marines in an act of domestic terrorism. we'll have a live report from chattanooga. we'll check the latest in sports. jordan speith appears within striking distance of taking the lead at the british open as he reaches for his third major tournament victory. and checking in on those u.s. stock futures, dow futures off 26. you're watching "fbn:am." your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

♪ sandra: breaking news this morning. the fbi looking for a motive behind that horrific shooting

attack of two military centers in tennessee. four u.s. marines gunned down by a 24-year-old man. fox news's ainsley earhardt is live in chattanooga with the very latest on that story. ainsley, good morning. >> good morning to you, san draft the latest is the gunman was shot by law enforcement. that has been confirmed to us this morning. police are saying that he shot four marines dead yesterday and also injured one marine, injured a sailor who is now in surgery and one police officer. there was a press conference just a few hours ago, late last night. the fbi said they don't have a motive. this guy had no ties to international terrorism or domestic terrorism. they said that the suspect acted alone and that isis has been encouraging people online, those lone wolf attacks during the month of ramadan. maybe that helped influence this suspect. here is the timeline from yesterday. it happened at 10:ha in the morning right here at this military recruiting office. the gunman drove up in a ford gray mustang. he did not get out of the car.

he just started firing dozens of rounds into the facility behind me. people inside hit the floor. they started to barricade themselves to get to safety. they say he kept firing shots. a total of about 30 to 50 shots. thankfully no one was injured here at this office but then the suspect drove away, about 15 minutes down the road to the navy and marine corps reserve center. the entrances were not manned. he did get out of car. inside of the reserve center according to fbi and this is where he shoots the four ma reasons dead. this is what the witnesses had to say. >> someone drove by, shot through all the windows of all the recruiting offices. we went inside. place was something like something on tv. furniture shot up, tvs, bullet holes in the walls. >> all we heard the first shot, boom. 10 more shoots shots, boom, boom. he backed back. put another like 10 or 20 in the

window. >> police say they did go to his house last night, they raided his home. inside they found a cryptic islamic blog he posted three days before the shooting talking about submitting to allah. now sandra, here is the headline this morning, i got this when we were leaving the hotel. this is chattanooga times free press. nightmare for our city. the guy praying at vigil at one of the local pictures with the picture of the suspect shot dead. sandra: a nightmare for that city and this country. ainsley thanks for bringing that report live from chattanooga. let's get you caught up on global market action. in asia stocks finishing week mostly higher with the shanghai tacking on another 3 1/2% there. hank seng up 1%. the nikkei also gaining. the kospi down. in europe mixed action there. footsie, dach to the downside. the cac in france up five points currently. u.s. stock market futures ahead

of the open here, looking like we'll see a lower open when the bell rings a couple hours from now. dow and s&p futures down. nasdaq futures slightly higher. turning to sports this morning we'll see how much golf they can get in today at the british open. weather a bit of an issue there. it is playing havoc with the schedule. play has resumed we're learning after a three-hour rain delay and a lot of mess to clean up as you saw in that picture. that could mean the leaders weren't get their round n jordan speith enters the second round two shots behind leader dustin johnson. he birdied six of the first 11 holes to finish 5 under, 67. johnson leads at 7 under. it is his first major tournament losing the u.s. open by a stroke to speith. remember that choke? terrible day for tiger woods who is way off the pace after a round with five bogeys. he is now four over. coming up this morning on

"varney & company" stuart's guest will be golf legend, gary player. in summer league basketball the knicks draft pick, christoff porzingis trying to win over fans after the selection. against golden state he missed some shots but scoured 12 points. had his first three pointer around blocked shots and a steal. knicks still got clobbered 76-54. we will talk about global action before we hand it over to maria bartiromo. stay with us. ♪

sandra: here is a final look at global markets on friday morning. look at shanghai bouncing back 3 1/2% in today's session. hang seng and.

kospi lost a little ground to finish the session. looking at markets in europe, mixed action. cac in france, a small gain of .2 of a percent there. u.s. stock market futures, take a look. you're looking at mixed action here as well but probably an open to the downside based on s&p and dow futures lower, nasdaq futures slightly higher at this hour. you have commodities mostly moving to the downside as well. oil prices right now off .2 of a percent. gold off a couple bucks in the session. oil down as we watch the train derailment in rural montana by the way. in currency markets u.s. up. greenback has been hitting multi-month highs in this week's trading. here is a look at the 10-year treasury yield at 2.34% as we kick off this friday morning. it is time now for maria bartiromo and "mornings with maria" who will have the latest on the horrific shooting in chattanooga.

over to you, maria. maria: thank you very much, sandra. we're following breaking news this morning. we have the very latest on terrible killings in tennessee. the possibility of a link to terrorism. i'm maria bartiromo. good morning, everyone. four unarmed marines are dead this morning in a shooting attack that looks to being linked to terrorism. throughout the morning we're focusing on this story but also bring you business headlines that matter to your money. my guest this mornings jack otter of "barron's," fox business's jo ling kent and bob doll of nuveen asset management. we'll look at futures what we're expecting on the open. we're looking at a mixed opening on heels of more records. dow industrials expected to open fractionally lower. first to very latest on the breaking news story. we have been reporting four marines have been killed and the man who shot them dead as well. blake burman in washington, d.c. with the very latest developments. blake, good morning to you. >> good morning to you as well. speaking from the oval office last night, president obama

called this a quote, heartbreaking circumstance. the fbi is trying to determine a lone wolf, self-radicalized terrorist was somehow able to slip through the cracks. the president basically said at this point they don't know all the details and they're trying to figure out and that the fbi, maria, is taking the lead. the fbi says a 24-year-old mohammad yousef abdulazeez who lived in the chattanooga, tennessee, area first went to a military recruit be center in chattanooga yesterday and opened fire in what was described by witnesses as a drive-by type shooting. after that he drove to the navy support center seven miles away and that is were the four marines were killed. three others, a marine, a sailor and police officer are still recovering. the kuwaiti born american was not on fbi radar. they do not have anything specifically linking abdulazeez to a terrorist organization.

as you know isis recently called on attacks on u.s. military personnel. that will be at the top of the checklist for the fbi to sigh if there is any sort of link there. maria. sandra: what are they looking for specifically, blake, to figure out what kind of links would mean perhaps a connection to isis or some terrorist connection? what specifically would they look at to determine that? >> well they have reportedly already gone through where he lived and have found a blog in which he talked about islam and his views and his beliefs there. so they will certainly examine and try to figure out if they can extract anything from that. if they have gone into his home, you obviously have to think they have gone into his computers and cell phones as well. maria, just last week i believe it was the head of the fbi james comey was testifying about going dark and how in some cases some of these lone wolves and terrorists are able to go dark. whether that was the case here we won't know at least this