sandra: breaking news this morning. a snap back rally at wall street ignites a monster rally japan. good morning, everybody i am trained eyes. >> item cheryl casone today. asian stocks sharply higher in the saxon china adding another 2% to yesterday's game. true into green arrows primate to more games as well after 390 points yesterday that let's check right here. the doubt 184 points. s&p up 20 handles.

cheryl: and europe, stocks open higher. look at the markers as you can see the ftse and the cac and dax all well into the green. nicole: oil prices have been lower overnight falling below $46 a barrel. i genocide change right there. 4592. cheryl: goldens trading slightly down. right now gold is starting to nicole: the negative side as well. turn into a rally underway. the greenback remained against the euro, pound, canadian dollar and japanese yen. cheryl: alerts on the 10 year

treasury hitting their highest so far. the yield of 2.21% with a gain of almost 3.5 basis points. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what is living in today's markets, latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: stocks are looking pretty great. the biggest one-day gain in two weeks yesterday sparked a global market rally. will this buy them continue. we have a market analyst over at ag and landed joining us by telephone. alastair, we met the volatility is here to stay. which way is the market headed? >> we have seen the end of the summer months. the chinese have had their long weekend in the u.k. in the city of london. duplicate may be a more calculated and fair assessment of true value as far as equity is concerned. it did feel a bit overdone by a lack of liquidity and maybe going to see a refocus on the lakes of the quantitative easing prices and we see a picture as far as commodity stocks are concerned which is driving the

ftse higher. cheryl: none of this means economic concerns in china are going to go away. that is what started the entire selloff two weeks ago. what is your take on china? >> we've got the equity markets and the underlying economic health. the economic help as many well-known trajectory: growth. that didn't take traders by surprise. the equity mark has a much more juvenile aspect, a larger percentage of retail client in comparison to the dow and the ftse are the more educated and longer dated european and u.s. equity market and therefore it is prone to attach more volatility and overreaction and that is what we saw. nicole: thank you so much for your insights. great day so far.

cheryl: breaking this morning, hillary clinton apologizes for her use of a private e-mail account. >> i should have used two accounts. one for personal, one for work related e-mails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility and i'm trying to be a strength. as i possibly can. train for the democratic presidential candidate offered an apology. just a day earlier clinton said an apology wasn't necessary. she's been criticized by her use of the system. clinton will support obama's plan today. nicole: they are both running for president. donald trump and ted cruz. they are teaming up to hold a rally against obama's nuclear

iran deal. the disapproval speaking on komodo coast-to-coast, one of trump's sons, eric, saying he is not surprise his father is leading in the polls. >> i met the man he is. he is a special, special person and everything he's done in life he went back. tree into fox business will carry the remarks at today's rally at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. make sure you stay tuned. cheryl: jeb bush unveiled his tax code overhaul in today's op-ed in "the wall street journal." the republican presidential hopeful calling for lower taxes on individuals and corporations while limiting popular deductions for businesses and the wealthy as well as streamlining the seven tax bracket to three. bush appeared in the late show's premiere last night.

>> your mom said maybe we shouldn't have another bush or clinton. call her up and say mom, you are embarrassing me. drop me off a block from the white house. i will walk from here. cheryl: the former florida governor not going to mention his nickname for the liberal use of veto power line items in the floor. cheryl: talking about seven tax brackets down to three and 39% to 20% or 29%, so that'll be interesting to watch them unfold. let's get you caught up on global markets on the day we have a rally in a shed. shanghai 2.2%. the nikkei is the big story that we have seen since 2008. yesterday was negative territory for the year. cheryl: europe is having a strong day. obviously on how the u.s. market is performing yesterday.

the ftse come the cac and dax all doing really well. nicole: yesterday we saw the dow, nasdaq, s&p with two points. earlier highest of the gain in the s&p up 20. united airline ceo just music and to senior officials have resigned because of a federal investigation. the investigation is looking into whether united traded favors at the chairman of the port authority in new york and new jersey. the u.s. attorney is looking into whether the airline added money moving flights at the airport nearest authority chairman david hanson. cheryl: a lot more on that one. general motors is rethinking plans for a chevy volt. the company is to blame for national release of the next-generation bolts. now they will ship the altar fuel-efficient car to a handful of dates. demand has dropped drastically.

the boat with a large battery and smaller gasoline engine was supposed to be shipped to dealers nationwide later this year. we will keep you posted. nicole: still working on sprucing up another. apple geeks will be keeping close tabs on the media event in san francisco. the stakes are always high for apple, but this year even more so. the company's volatile stock price and turmoil in china a few negative fact is apple has been doing that then is due to announce upgraded iphone's, apple tv with gaming. a larger ipad. everybody is waiting for the new iphone. cheryl: take a look at this video, a very close call for passengers aboard a boeing triple seven taking off from las vegas yesterday. the big jet beginning to take off when it suffered a major engine failure. luckily the chap was able to let

the passengers and crew exited before the fire caught hers. the plane was heading from mccarron international airport in las vegas to find an airport. luckily no one was hurt. nicole: i can imagine being on the plane. scary. yahoo! is switched on its application for a tax rates another $22 billion worth of shares in alibaba group. this is an ongoing story. yahoo! went through the request been the request been a comfortable and be approved by the irs. the spinoff did not have been would be seen as a big load to one of the signature mystery marissa mayer's three years running this company and now she's to figure out how to unload those and not get hit with taxes. cheryl: and have twins at the same time. bases closing 35 to 40 early next year. company announced in a place to the stores they be offered positions at nearby locations and workers laid off will be

offered severance benefits. macy's has not selected all the stores closing just yet. the company shut down 52 locations from the last five years. bill akron: the u.s. under managed in an interview on risk and reward yesterday. the billionaire hedge fund manager in the u.s. needs managed more effectively focusing on growth rings into his. minimum wage conversation should focus less on reallocation of wealth and more on growth and he gave a few of the chinese market volatility. >> china has some real issues. they are trying to maintain an overly strong currency by their economy is not doing nearly as file and that makes it difficult for them to use the tools we use to recover in china is at risk of going through its own version with a fairly big recession and

without monetary policy tools you could have a japan like sauce decade. cheryl: act and saying they have no impact on the decisions unless they want to buy the better value. yesterday warned us a sad picture of the five, 10 years will not worry about china at all. >> a lot of people are so worried about china. a new one from the world ain't that the federal reserve should not increase interest rates this month. an interview with the "financial times," saying the fed decision to raise its next week would have negative consequences because of rising uncertainty over roast in china and impact on the global economy. anxieties of also grown over the last several weeks. nicole: coming up in sports. >> down to the last point it just was not easy.

nicole: serena williams eliminates sister venus williams and comes one step closer to making history. no joke of that goodrich also advances. all those details coming up to a wild day of trading in japan. we will have an update on this up arrows and checking here at home, dow futures up 188, s&p up 20 at the moment. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

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2.2%. the nikkei's real story with the big surge of 7.7%, the biggest since 2008. cheryl: europe looking good as they move into their afternoon. the ftse, cac and dax all looking strong. nicole: yesterday became the most 400 on the dow. right now to have futures at 200 points. up arrows across the board. 4595. an entire penny on everybody. stand by. down 70 cents. >> curaçao the dollar is trading against key currencies. versus bubba saw yesterday, the dollar against the euro is performing much better except for the mexican peso. nicole: as we watch the 10 year yield on the rise, 2.12%

&-ampersand the big 1000 points off today. before last night in a certain one of the williams sisters would advance in the u.s. open and why would not. the question was which one. serena conceded her sister in three sets to move within two victories of competing the first grand slam since the year 1988. sabrina was nearly perfect in the first set and tighten up in the second sad and recovered in the dirt against her sister and now she will face the 26th. novak djokovic advances for the ninth year in a row with lopez just after 10:00 p.m. tuesday. finished around 1:00 a.m. novak djokovic has won only once the u.s. open. in the semifinals, novak djokovic will face the defending champion.

and then there's baseball as the mets refuse to lose by six runs. seventh inning, hit a tie-breaking pinch-hit homer in the eighth inning and the mets beat then that's emily at the nationals and east by six games. new york will try for eight weeks today. we are in new york so we are always happy. cheryl: a lot happening in sports. you've got to go. you are weighted with us this morning. coming up, after months of stonewalling, hillary clinton finally apologizes. >> i am sorry that it has raised all of these questions. i do take responsibility for having made clearly not the best decision. cheryl: we are going to tell you what does she have to say in where else she will be today.

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nicole: breaking news this morning. a snapback on wall street and a monster rally in japan. good morning. i'm cheryl casone.

nicole: i am nicole petallides. leading the asian stocks sharply higher and bringing up arrows across the world. china stocks added another 2% gain in the jump we've seen in the nikkei we have that same jump like that since 2008. cheryl: all of this good news for us. the stock market futures pointed to marking back of the doubt showed up 390 points yesterday. features right now head of the opening bell at three hours and seven minutes from now. dow, nasdaq and s&p with a strong opening. >> don't raise rates, fed. joining the imf as well. in europe, you can see the ftse a 1.7%, dax up 1.7% as well. >> oil prices moving a little bit lower. we are talking two pennies, whatever.

we've got action on the oil contracts overnight. we did fall below $46 a barrel. nicole: that is better than the 40 bucks people have been looking at. gold prices edging up overnight. down 50 cents. lauren: the dollar flipping overnight against the major currencies as you see on your screen that dollar firming up overnight. cheryl: 2.22% with the highest level so far. >> welcome to fbn a.m. all the latest breaking news plus what to expect for your day ahead. asian markets soaring overnight lead by nearly 8% rally in japan. a closer look at the asian markets as business reporter tracey chang is live in beijing, reporter for chinese state television. how's it looking over there? >> asian markets had a really strong trading day.

nikkei composite gained 2.3% and investors encouraged by the finance ministers planned to boost fiscal policy and increase structure spending. a solid performance with the hang seng gained a solid 4% with utility companies in energy stocks leading within the games over there. japanese stocks had an incredible trading day that 8% but the biggest single day rising nearly two decades. the sentiment was lifted by wall street's performance overnight and the weakening for large amounts of cash into the blue-chip stocks. south korea the kospi admitted losing streak, gaining 3% with the biggest amount. back to you. cheryl: thank you, appreciate it. breaking this morning, hillary clinton apologizes for her use a red e-mail account. >> i should've used to accounts. one for personal, one for work related e-mails.

dallas a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. and i'm trying to be as transparent as they can. lauren: trying to win her presidency. the presidential candidate offering the apology and world news tonight, just a day earlier clinton said an apology was not necessary because it was allowed by the state department. clinton will support president obama's nuclear agreement in a speech today at the brookings institution. cheryl: they are teaming up today to hold a protest against the nuclear deal with iran. speaking on "cavuto coast-to-coast," one of trump's son eric is not surprised his father is leading in the polls. >> honestly, i know the man he is. he is a special, special person and everything he's done he went and sat.

train for fox business will carry the remarks at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. stay tuned to fbn for that. nicole: jeb bush unveiling details of a sweeping tax code overhaul in the op-ed at "the wall street journal." the hopeful calling for lower taxes on individuals and corporations while limiting popular deductions for the phase and the wealthy as well as seven tax bracket into just three tax brackets. or should. on the premiere last night. >> your mom said maybe we shouldn't have -- mom, you are embarrassing me. a block from the white house. i will walk from here. cheryl: the governor not failing

to mention is nicknamed corleone. good night for stephen colbert. nicole: let's get to look at wednesday forecast. we bring in fox meteorologist maria molina. reporter: hello, everybody. tracking several areas of thunderstorm today across the nation and parts of the northeast and part of the system from the very hot temperatures, record highs across parts of the northeast. we are going to be seen storms across pennsylvania into named and we can look at some marginal storms and damaging winds possible in flash flooding and they will bring the risk across portions of nebraska and iowa. they will continue on the move and the planes to bring more storms again central plains. temperature wise high temperatures forecast in the 90s. look at what happens by

tomorrow. temperatures cool enough 80s and 70s in the forecast across a big chunk of the northern half of the nation. nicole: a little bit of a break for the people who don't love the heat so much. cheryl: i'm from arizona. it communicates as announced by friend of his said. queen elizabeth making history in england. we will tell you all about it. the dalai lama chips a bunch of his plans to play in china. that story coming up as well. check on the u.s. stock index futures as you can see a big strong open again for u.s. markets. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here,

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nicole: right now we watch our shanghai, nikkei yesterday we told you negative territory but still has that recruit since abandoned the big one. cheryl: niceness in europe as they move into the end of the trading center. the ftse, cac and dax all good and strong. nicole: today we look at stock index futures about 190.

and the nasdaq up 1.3%. queen elizabeth with a major milestone by becoming the longest reigning monarch in britain's history. she passes queen victoria, her great-grandmother who was on the ground for 63 years and seven months. the 89-year-old monarch has cut back on her international travel and lightened her work was somewhat, but she still carries out many royal duties. and of course, she is enjoying her beautiful great-grandchildren. cheryl: i love the hats that she wears. bon jovi has found himself in the middle of controversy in china of all places. china canceled the controversy over the dalai lama. there was no reason. the 14 to 17th in beijing with the "financial times" report and

the shows were called off because the culture of ministry had discovered the bandwidth included a picture of the dalai lama in a video backdrop and a concert in taiwan in 2010. nicole: bad for bon jovi. after months of stonewalling on the hillary clinton finally apologizes. >> i am sorry that it has raised all of these questions. i take responsibility for having made what is clearly not the best decision. nicole: we will tell you what else she has to say and russia will be. check this out, or to share boeing 777 with nature and should earlier trickery does massive fire. look at that crazy video. we will have the story. ♪

nicole: breaking news this morning. i snap back rally ignites a monster rally in japan.

i am nicole petallides. cheryl: i am cheryl casone. in a case or a nearly 8% overnight leasing untranslated stocks higher. stocks in china adding 2% to yesterday's game. asian markets nice and strong. nicole: after 390 points, index futures keep the momentum with the dow up 197 points. s&p up 21, nasdaq up 56. cheryl: the ftse, cac and dax. of more than 2%. nicole: keeping an eye on oil prices down 7 cents right now. 4585 below the $46 a barrel mark. cheryl: gold prices up slightly overnight. read their life in your screen everybody.

the dollar has been firming against the pound. cheryl: yields on the ten-year treasury hitting highest levels of the year so far. a yield of 2.2% with a gain of almost four basis points on the ten-year treasury. welcome to "fbn:am," this is your first look at the markets, latest breaking news and what to expect for your wednesday trading day ahead. nicole: it is wednesday. thank you for joining us. clinton apologizes for her use of the private e-mail account. >> i should've used to accounts. one for personal, one for work related e-mails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility and i'm trying to be as transparent as they can. cheryl: the presidential candidate offering the apology.

a day earlier clinton said an apology was not necessary because what she did was allowed by the state department. clinton will support president up support president obama's nuclear agreement with iran at the brookings and to shame. they are both running for president, but donald trump and ted cruz are teaming up to hold a protest against the obama administration's nuclear deal with iran. speaking on "cavuto coast-to-coast," one of trump's sons, eric, not surprise his father is leaving in the poll. >> i know the man he is. i sit across the table. he's a special, special person and everything he's ever done in life he went back. cheryl: fox business will carry remarks at the rally. be sure to stay tuned for that. nicole: i saw him last week saying he wants to make sure trump comes along because he brings all the video cameras so they will get plenty of coverage for that.

jeb bush unveiling details of the sweeping tax code in today's op-ed. but republican presidential hopeful calling for lower taxes on individuals and corporations while limiting deductions for businesses and the wealth he as well as-7 tax brackets into three admiring the highest tax bracket. you should. on the live premiere last night. >> your mom said maybe we shouldn't have another bush or clinton. coloradans say mom, you are embarrassing me. >> yeah, i did. >> drop me off a block from the white house. i'll walk from here. cheryl: back tonight. nicole: former florida governor not failing to mention his nickname, vito corleone for his use of veto items on the florida budget.

cheryl: let's get you caught up on global markets. the shanghai, hang seng, nikkei looking strong, especially 4%. tree into you see this cac at 2%, up 1.8%. lauren: look at what happens in the markets open less than three hours now. futures look strong as you can see the dow, s&p and nasdaq all looking to make big opens. we've got to check it out. united airline ceo jeff smyth sickened two senior officials have resigned because of a federal investigation. looking into whether is traded new jersey looking into whether the airline added money-losing flights to the airport nearest

the weekend home. cheryl: apple keeping close tabs on the company's annual event. the stakes are always high. you see her even more. the company's stock price and economic turmoil in china, just a few negative factors. expected to announce upgraded ipods and apple tv with gaming and of course a larger ipad, the biggest ever we think. nicole: it's interesting how many apple tv and of course now that just jogged my mind. you can lease or rent the iphone. you don't necessarily have to buy. a very close call for the passengers aboard it rolling 777, 200 taking off yesterday. we have traumatic video this morning. the big jet began its takeoff

when it suffered a major engine failure and i are slickly the job is able to stop and let passengers and crew exit. the smoke are living in the fire coming out the jet. heading for mccarron international airport in las vegas to one and gatwick airport. cheryl: yahoo! saying it has withdrawn its application for a tax-free spinoff. a $23 billion worth of shares in alibaba group. it withdrew its request for its request when it got word that it wouldn't be approved by the irs. if the spinoff doesn't happen it will be seen as a bid low to one of marissa mayer signature moves during her three years running the company. having twins are now dealing with that. nicole: liz claman sitting down with warren buffett on countdown to the closing bell yesterday in the oracle of omaha agreed the worldview of a possible fed rate

hike. >> they've done an extremely good job to this point. it's sort of announce at some point you can't keep saying that. the credibility may have to raise them a bit. that may be one of the reasons we are seeing the rally. the richest man weighing in on the presidential race in anticipating the release of the tax land saying it would not be said prize quite a bit. cheryl: and sports everybody. >> she had an unbelievable match point. it was just not easy. cheryl: serena williams eliminates sister venus in comes one of closer to making history. novak djokovic also advancing. details coming up.

a wild day of trading in japan was stuck in japan with stock soaring over 7%. we will have an update for you. a great check on your stock index futures. dow, nasdaq, s&p all looking for a strong up anonymous when they. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

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nicole: that was fun. a surge in asian markets with talk of more stimulus in beijing to help defend asian markets higher across the board. the nikkei up 7.7%. cheryl: to europe index looking for a strong close as they move into their afternoon. nicole: what will the feds do here at home. right out of your stock index futures up 190 points tacking on the 390 by game yesterday. cheryl: now serena williams defeated fist sister venus with the first grand slam since 1988. serena was nearly perfect in the three separate tightened up in the second peer she recovered in the third and serena proved against her sister in grand slam matches. she will face 26 seedbed roberta

da vinci. she has never beaten serena. on the men's side of the open, novak djokovic advanced to the semifinals for the ninth year in a row. this match was just after 10:00 p.m. and finished around 1:00 a.m. today wednesday morning. novak djokovic has won only once at the u.s. open. friday's semifinals will face defending champion aaron tillage. in baseball, the blue jays extended their lead in the al east over the new york yankees to a game and a half. the jays beat the red sox five to one in 10 innings at fenway park. ra dickey gave up one run and four hits in six innings. yankees lost two to one. nicole: by the way, i was at the match last night and i can tell you the star sightings at the

serena williams, venus williams match. oprah winfrey, donald trump, kim cardassian, kendall jenner and joe jonas just to name a few. always fun people watching. let's figure literature forecast. meteorologist maria molina. reporter: tracking the weather in several areas in the northeast and parts of the plains. we will have a friend that is finally bringing and some relief to the high temperatures. across the corridor is still a hot one. you will be seen as storms and even a threat for severe weather and further west severe weather possible not only today but also as we had in tomorrow through that area. temperature wise, still on the hot type as we head further west, not bad. temperatures in the 70s. cooler air will make us wait eastward and tomorrow temperatures will be much better

closer to average with the southern plains still on the tuesday site. temperatures into the 90s not only today but also into tomorrow. nicole: thank you, maria molina. have a great day. a quick market check before we handed over to maria bartiromo. there you go. u.s. futures. we will be right back. ideas are scary. they come into this world ugly and messy. ideas are frightening because they threaten what is known. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are.

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nicole: let's been caught up in a global markets. a surge on the nikkei in particular. 7.7 is talk with the boost to the group. we continue to seek gains they are watching to they are and watching the cac at 2.3% commit dax and up 16 and after 390 points yesterday. futures also higher for the

morning and the dow up 179, s&p almost 20 handles and the nasdaq 1.1%. crude oil below the 46 mark, 4577. a quick look at gold. down about 10 cents rate now. 1128 troy ounce. it is time now for "mornings with maria. over to you as we tack on to yesterday's rally. maria: good morning, thank you so much, nicole. it is wednesday, september 9th good to have you with us. with this dagen mcdowell and my call and this morning. we'll get to them in a second. top stories a promise of more stimulus from china driving games around the world. expecting a big opening for the broader averages. futures point to another triple digit move on the upside for stocks on wall street. better than 2% in yesterday's trading session all started in asia.

they extend up at japan overnight. the nikkei average soared more than 7%. take a look at japan, the largest one-day gain in 2008 for the nikkei average. the shanghai composite of better than 2% on the session in the games rippling through europe as well. looking at money moving into equities as well. the dax index in germany all up between two and 2.5%. former secretary of state hillary clinton apologizing for her private e-mail server in an interview last night. >> i should've used to accounts accounts. one for personal, one for work related e-mails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility and i'm trying to be as transparent as they can. maria: getting a little choked up there. she also got emotional talking

about her mother later on. jeb bush unveiled his tax reform plan in an op-ed in today's "wall street journal" bush lays out the details cutting individual and corporate tax breaks and closing corporate loopholes. a great lineup this morning. bill daley joins us from the white house chief of staff. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani but that's an rnc chairman governor haley barbour all on deck this morning. stay with us for all of that. apple to focus on wall street and main street. the technology giant to announce its newest found the debris than product later today. check out the cabinets clip. a british just suffering engine failure before taking off in las vegas. of the 172 passengers, 14 people were injured on the fire. serena williams quest for a grand slam continues. the u.s. open.