lauren: breaking news this morning. bernie sanders heads to the white house to meet with president obama. would the president bush sanders to end campaign and what will sanders want in return? we are going to take a look. good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. >> good morning i'm, lea gabriel. hillary clinton doesn't have the judgment to be president. and the day after the dow closed above 18,000, let's check stock market futures. nasdaq futures down by 10.

oil prices, they are holding $51 a barrel. down a bit today but 51-point -- 51.12. >> we will have the details. lauren: cleveland cavaliers were back on home court and turntables on golden state warriors with a blowout and in tennis maria sharapova was hit with hard penalty by failing drug test coming up. >> it is 5:00 a.m., welcome to fbn:am, first look at what's moving in markets and what to expect on the day ahead. lauren: democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders heading to the nation's capital to meet with president obama. the vermont senator will have with senator minority leader harry reid two day as hillary clinton became presumptive nominee.

president obama is holding off in endorsing clinton after he meets with sanders. >> i thought that bernie sanders brought enormous energy and new ideas and he pushed the party and challenged them. i thought it made hillary a better candidate. i think she is whip smart, she is tough, and she deeply cares about working people and putting kids through school and making sure we are growing our economy. lauren: political experts say sanders may seek dnc chairwoman as part of deal towards party unity. in today's meeting sanders campaign has been accusing the florida congresswoman of helping the clinton campaign. >> hillary clinton saying her husband will be economic advisers if she becomes

president. >> i think there are lessons to learn from what my husband did during his eight years and i think that president obama doesn't get the credit he deserves for having to deal with a terrible financial crisis with the great recession when he got into office. so i'm going to be looking for good advise and one of my best advisers on what we can do to help people left behind. >> in la interview form e secretary of state talked about fbi investigation into her private e-mail server insisting there's no possibility of indictment. >> i will repeat what i said, that's not going to happen. there's no basis for it and i'm looking forward for this being wrapped up as soon as possible. >> is any from the fbi talked to you. >> i'm looking forward participating, i offered to do

so since last august. >> meanwhile massachusetts elizabeth warren plans to endorse clinton in the next week or two, senate democratic leader wants her to be hillary clinton's running mate. >> she doesn't have the temperament, she doesn't have a lot of things to be president including frankly good judgment. her judgment is horrible and bernie sanders said that, bernie sanders said that her judgment is terrible, she doesn't have the judgment, the good judgment to be president, so he got something right. lauren: meanwhile top officials powerful policy network reportedly planning to meet with aids to donald trump, usa today say this is comes at request of the trump team. it's not clear when that meeting will take place. >> police arrested three boys in

violent attacks in san josé, california. here is a look at some of the unrest there. [shouting] >> unbelievable. two of the teens are charged with felony assault with deadly weapon and they are looking for a fourth person and huffington post column that a violent response is the quote local approach to stopping trump. jesse writes violent resistance matters, riots can meet to change, violence has been justified when people were oppressed and political candidates can't oppress people. lauren: unusual primary season coming to a close and several battleground states could change their colors. peter filing report in atlanta, george, a state that could go blue come november.

peter: george has been red in seven of the last elections it's quickly changing and democrats are noticing. every day when i was in chicago in 2012 there were three states we paid close attention to and georgia was on top of the list. >> the number of latino voters tripled and now the tenth largest hispanic population and the democratic party is making a move, experience in battleground states to help flip the peach state in the fall. >> it's the perfect storm. georgia has been trending with demographics to become a stronger minority-majority state. we do have a lot of active young people here and young people tend to be more hopeful for a future and more accepting of other people in general than trump appears to be. >> experts studying the trend

says it'll take time for growing minority population because not everybody is register to go vote right away. >> georgia becoming competitive is likely in the long-term but unlikely in the short-term. >> republicans read the numbers the same way, they don't think they're about the lose the grip in georgia.ocrats in georgia, ts the year where the demographic time bomb goes off and we are taking you guys out, it hasn't happened. >> georgia may start giving 16 elector real votes but not donald trump's fault, it started making transition long before donald trump made transition from business to politics. lauren and lea. lauren: thank you. >> the state department changing force it will investigate who delighted and the state department acknowledged last

week that part of the video was intentionally cut and at that briefing former spokeswoman was asked about a claim that no direct secret talks were underway between u.s. and iran when, in fact, they were. >> is it the polls of the state of department of secret negotiations are concerned to lie in order to achieve that goal. >> james, i think there are times where diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. this is a good example of that. >> order to investigate came from secretary john kerry, a spos person wants to get to the bottom of what happened there. lauren: terror in talaviv killing four people in wounded five others. take a look at the surveillance video. police say two suspects from the same family are now in custody.

>> unfortunately within the west bank areas we have seen palestinians celebrating this attack meanwhile here in israel we will be mourning for a week over the people that were lost, four people, innocent people that were shot to dead, shot and killed at close range for no reason whatsoever and it's unfortunately passed away. lauren: israel said it has frozen 83,000 permits to visit during ramadan and police patrol has increased in telaviv. >> sources tell the wall street journal that soros has returned after long break. soros bought shares apping weakness in various markets, investors view gold, 30 billion for soros and his family.

lauren: checking a look at u.s. stock futures, we are officially closed 18,000 yesterday for the first time in six weeks, a lot of nervousness on that level, dow going up and down around 67 times yesterday but did close there. now it's down 45 points. looking at the s&p futures 7, nasdaq futures down 12. oil still above $51 but down slightly. gold at 12.62 an ounce. >> appear is making changes to app store. paid ads when people are searching for apps and bigger cut of revenue when they subscribe for at least a year. apple's goal to make more money for itself and makers who make ads for iphones or ipad. lauren: lea, when was the first time you aid something carbonating? >> this morning.

lauren: new report from the research from beverage marketing that bottled water con summing grew 120% between 2015, that increase as carbonating drinks like soda are down 16% in the same time period. there are concerns increasing over the health impacts of high sugar beverage and more focused on healthier diets. americans will officially drink more bottled water than soda. >> okay, so we are getting hydrated. here is a look at today's edition of wall street journal. zika in puerto rico, population could be infected by year's end. the deal would bring together two big health care providers with the combine value of more than 9 billion and another headline uber and fiat discuss a self-driving car partnership. fiat several auto makers with

who uber has held talks with recently. lauren: focus on convention. donald trump wants to put more show business in the convention. >> it's the reality show, the president of the united states. lauren: cher, she wants to turn back time. she's not happy about some of her investments, we are going to talk about her 800,000-dollar lawsuit. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. keep it here, see you soon.

lea welcome back to fbn:am.

senator bernie sanders comes to the white house to meet with senator obama. the president will endorse hillary clinton after he meets with sanders. donald trump and hillary clinton have each other in their sights now that she's the presumptive nominee. at the same time they each face the task of unifying their own parties. this is gruesome if you didn't see it, two palestinians open fire killing four people and wounding five others. police say the suspects were captured. they are from the same family. that is what's happening now. lauren: lea, thank you so much.

the focus now shifts to july's republican and democratic conventions. donald trump says he wants to put some show biz into the rnc. fox news rich edison has the details. >> good morning, republicans are holding convention this month and with the cleveland cavaliers will have to wait, though nba finals may be the least of their concerns. >> this is amazing, thank you folks. donald trump expects a show biz republican convention and wants to avoid the boring pageantry. >> it's the president of the united states. >> campaign aids do say trump is considering speaking all four nights instead of one speech the final evening. they also say he may wait until

the convention to unveil running meat and campaign and republican convention planners are exploring moving events from a lagger arena to a larger baseball stadium or a much larger football stadium. >> it was in the planning, all the vef ewes that would be somehow part of convention experience. regardless of venue trump's candidacy has opened decisions in the american electorate and republican party. many endorsed him criticized policy positions. republican vip's are skipping convention, the only living gop nominee promising to attend 1996 bob dole. for democrats concerns of bernie sanders supporters claim the party rigged the nominating process to favor hillary clinton, down hundred of delegates and millions of votes, sanders supporters and use that division to secure the nomination for sanders duh bem critic leaders expect party

unity. >> it's to be expected that people get a little passionate about things but we are not concerned that when we get here to piffle that we will -- >> with strong position, security is a concern. lea coming up cleveland cavaliers were back on home court and turn the table on golden state warriors with a blowout and in tennis maria sharapova was hit with a drug penalty for failing drug test, highlights coming up. in louisville tickets for muhammad ali memorial sold in an hour. >> history like my daddy use to tell me about this man. he pave it had way for me and

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lea: seems like she's trying to turn back time in some of her investments. cher sued financial partnership that defrauded her of more than $800,000 of investments. cher accused of used of investing 1.3 million and defrauded of more than a million dollars. lauren: let's take at sports. cavs blew out golden state. the cavs pull their season from the brink of disaster following

back-to-back blowout losses. the cavaliers can each series at two a piece with a win in game four friday night. maria sharapova has been suspended for two years for failing drug test. she would appeal an unfairly harsh punishment. she tested positive after losing to serena williams in the australian open quarter finals. the drug that was in her body typically use for heart conditions, nike says it will continue its sponsorship deal with sharapova. new york yankees were booming in last night's 12-6 victory over the los angeles angels. carlos beltrán added two more big hits to huge series and homer and scored three times. that's sports for you. lea: public fair well to

muhammad ali in louisville begins today. thousands lined up to get free tickets and private memorial tomorrow. tomorrow's events will include procession through the city and private burial followed by public memorial. one man got lucky says ali's influence was universal. >> every involved, every culture of every nation coming together and appreciating and showing support, and, you know, just really appreciating all he did for everybody, all the mankind for civil rights and he touched me all of my life. lea: saying good-bye to a person unlike seeing in the free world. lauren: absolutely, here in new york madison square garden where muhammad ali fought eight times are naming some of the streets muhammad ali. lea: that's wonderful. lauren: bernie sanders heads to

the white house to meet with president obama. the president on the tonight show with jimmy fallon praising the sanders campaign. >> bernie sanders brought energy and pushed the party and challenged them. i thought it made hillary a better candidate. lauren: will the president bush sanders to drop out of the race? making a big bet that the stock market is going south. we will tell you what he had to say. checking in on stock index futures. the dow closed, dow futures now down 46 points, s&p closest at the highest of the year, that's down a third of 1%. you -- you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking newsle this thursday morning. closing the stage

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lauren: breaking news this morning, bernie sanders heads to the white house to meet with president obama. will the president bush sanders to end campaign and what would sanders want in return? we are going to take a lookment good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. lea: and i'm lea gabriel. hillary clinton says that she will attack donald trump on the economy. trump telling hannity that hillary clinton doesn't have to be judgment to be president. lauren: checking in on stock market futures, we have a small selloff right here. s no dabbing >> oil prices are holding $51 a

barrel. 51.05 but they are down. lea: billionaire soros betting the economic turmoil will send investors into gold, we will have the details. lauren: nba finals, cavaliers were back in home court and turned the table with a blowout. and in tennis maria sharapova was hit with a harsh penalty for failing drug test. coming up. lea: 5:30 a.m., welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders heading to the nation's capitol to meet with bernie sanders. this comes two days after hillary clinton became the presumptive nominee, the white house says president obama is holding off on endorsing clinton until he meets with sanders. the president on the tonight

show talking about both candidates. >> i thought that bernie sanders brought enormous energy and new ideas and he pushed the party and challenged them. i thought it made hillary a better candidate. i think she is whip smart, she is tough, and she deeply cares about working people and putting kids through school and making sure we are growing our economy. lauren: political experts say sanders may seek dnc chairwoman ouster in today's meeting. lea: did you see hillary clinton on special report, she say that is her husband will be one of the economic advisers if she becomes president. >> i think there are lessons to learn from what my husband did during his eight years. and i think that president obama

doesn't get the credit he deserves for having to deal with a terrible financial crisis with the great recession when he got into office, so i'm going to be looking for good advise and one of my best advisers about what we can do to really help people feel left out and left behind. lea: in that interview she also talked about fbi investigation, she says there's no possibility of an indict. >> i will repeat what i said, that is not going to happen, there's no basis for it and i'm looking forward to this being wrapped up as soon as possible. >> has anybody from the fbi talk today you or your represent snifs. >> i know that they've been interviewing a number of people and aye told people to cooperate and i'm looking forward to also participating, i've offered to do since last august. lea: elizabeth warren reportedly plans to endorse hillary clinton, this comes as some

reports say senate democratic leader harry reid wants her to be clinton's running meat. lauren: he was on hannity last night. >> she was a disaster. she doesn't have a lot of things to be president, including good judgment. bernie sanders said that. bernie sanders said that her judgment is terrible. she doesn't have the judgment, the good judgment to be president. so he got something right. lauren: well, top officials within charles koch meet with aids to donald trump, usa today report this is comes at the request of the trump team. it's not clear when that meeting will take place. lea: have arrested three teenage boys after rally last week in san josé, california, here is a look at some of the unrests

there. [shouting] lea: they are looking for a fourth person. huffington post column defending that a violence response is the log call approach to stopping trump. violent resistance matters, riots can lead to major change, while critics say violence is not the way to bring about change. lauren: very unusual primary season finally coming to a close and several battlegrounds contain colors, fox news in madison wisconsin, a blue state showing signs it could go red this fall. >> always a battleground state, there's a very real possibility that the badger state cold go to the grand old party for the first time sin ronald reagan rolled through. they have the democrats to thank for it. the demonstrations and attempt

of recalling the republican governor, multiple elections of scott walker forced leadership to keep the machine well oiled. >> there's a republican machine. they really follow the lead of the leaders and the signals of who they vote for. but there is a problem and the problem is the candidates, conservatives in wisconsin motivated for ted cruz and not donald trump. >> in fact, that's why he lost so terribly in the primary. the radio right-wing show. >> very influential is still not warming to trump even in light of hillary clinton largely because he attacked governor walker and therefore attacked the base that supported walker three times. >> it's going to be hard to turn the state around and get momentum and popularity even against hillary clinton. >> the regan democrats could come into play and

antiestablishment voters, correspondenting the people that once supported bernie sanders and the voter id law could vote in trump's favor. reason democrats don't like voter id law is expect today work for republicans. fox news. lauren: mike, thank you very much. lea: the state department now changing course saying it will will investigate briefingan on iran nuclear deal. part of the video was intentionally cut. spokesperson was asked about no direct secret talks were in talk when in fact, they were. >> this is a policy of the state department where the preservation of the secrecy of secret negotiations is concerned to lie in order to achieve that goal? >> james, i think there are times where diplomacy needs --

lea: kerry wants to get to the bottom of what happened. lauren: terror in telaviv is real. you're looking at surveillance video, police tell greta that the two suspects are from the same family. >> unfortunately within the west bank areas we have seen palestinian celebrating this attack meanwhile here in israel where we will be mourning for a week of the people that were lost, we are talking about four people, innocent people shot to death, shot at close range for no reason whatsoever and unfortunately passed away. lauren: it has frozen 83,000 pa lest inas in the west bank to visit during ramadan, police

patrols have increased in telaviv. lea: billionaire soros is back in the game. soros has returned to trading after a long break. soros fund manager sold stocks and bought shares anticipating weakness in various markets, investors view gold as heaven in times of turmoil. lauren: let's take a look at u.s. stock market futures right now. we have a selloff. dow futures down 47 points, s&p futures down 7, nasdaq down about 12 this morning. a big reason of declines in the u.s. is price of oil, just under $51 a barrel. it is down half of 1% after three straight days of two plus percent gains. gold is giving 12.60-ounce. lea: apple is making changes to app store. apple will start showing paid ads when people search for ads.

it's also offering big cut of revenue if they get consumers to subscribe to apps for at least a year. apple's goal to make more money for itself and independent software develops who make apps for the iphone or ipad. lauren: popularity of bottled water is rising. a new report found that bottled water consumption grew 120% within the year 2000 and 2015, the increase comes as carbonated drinks are down, there's concerns about high sugar best rajs and focus on healthy diet. it's expected as early as this year americans will officially drink more bottled water than soda. lea: leads of stocks to watch this morning. growth at established restaurants that beat

expectations. now it's a different story for restoration hardware. the luxury furnishings swung to a loss in latest quarter and profits tumbled more than 40% this fiscal year. the producer of foldgers coffee is expected to report higher results from a year ago. lauren: coming up, protestors who want to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour targeted wal-mart, but who will pay for that increase? it might be the workers themselves. we will have the story for you, and tropical storm colin now history. fox meteorologist maria molina looks at what's ahead with her weather forecast. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news.

lauren: just about 5:45 a.m. right here in new york. good morning to you, welcome back to the show. let's get you caught up in what's happening now. senator bernie sanders comes to the white house to meet with president obama. the president will endorse hillary clinton after he meets with sanders. donald trump and hillary clinton have each other in their sights now now that she's the presumptive nominee and now at the same time they face the task of unifying their own parties. well, two palestinians open fire in popular restaurant in telaviv, israel last night. the suspects were captured, they have from the same family. checking in right now on u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. dow futures down 45 points. s&p futures down 7. looking at pretty high levels, nonetheless. a look at what's happening now, lea, i will send it back to youa

wal-mart in chicago, the question is going to pay for that increase, jeff flock has the story. jeff: you are watching protestors at a wal-mart in chicago protestors successfully shutting the wal-mart down demanding higher wages and supporting something called the responsible business act. it is a law that is up for consideration in cook county illinois that would require companies that don't pay a living wage to actually pay a fine to the county to support food stamp programs, welfare and other assistance programs like medicaid because they maintain workers that don't make enough money have to rely on those programs even though they have a full-time job. >> wal-mart earned $16 billion in profits, so we know that they can afford to pay a living wage at the 20 or so stores they have in cook county and the reality is when you invest in people and communities, they'll have more

money to spend. jeff: protestors came inside the wal-mart and essentially shut it down for about a half hour's time. people blocking the cash ear lines and making point to anybody that was there, not allowing any commerce to take place. eventually police came on the scene and began removing protestors, one by one handcuffing them and taking them outside to the waiting police van where they were arrested and taken downtown. the battle for a higher minimum wage, a any way to come at it perhaps with responsible business act in chicago. that's the latest from here. lea: all right, thank you for jeff flock for the report. lauren: that's true, coming up in the nba finals the cleveland cavaliers were back in home court and turned the tables in the golden state warriors last night with a blowout. in tennis, maria sharapova was hit with a hard penalty for failing drug test.

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♪ ♪ ♪ lawyer star studded night in nashville for the cmt music awards. one of the first performers was cheap trick. ♪ ♪ ♪ lauren: billy ray cyrus performing surrender and rapper pit bull even taking the stage but it was carrie underwood who stole the show with this performance of church bells.

♪ ♪ ♪ lauren: underwood for taking award female individual intoi of the year and performance of the year. tim mcgrau for overall video of the year for humble and kind. lea: it was great to see cheap trick. lauren: true. lea: revenge time for cleveland cavaliers. the cavs blew out golden state warriors. maria sharapova has been suspended for two years for failing a blood test. she would appeal.

nike says it will continue sponsorship deal with sharapova, though. 6-5 in ten innings last night. anthony two-run homer tied and hitter with flores, and reports today that super bowl mvpvon miller rejected proposal that would make him the highest paid nonquarterback in history, miller's representatives rejected a 6-year $114.5 million offer. miller would have to play the 2016 season under the one year 14 million tender. lauren: before you head out the door this morning, we have to take a look at forecast with fox meteorologist maria molina, do we need an umbrella, maria? maria: not today. it is going to be a beautiful day. get out there and enjoy it. go to the park, go running outside. expecting a lot of sunshine and

very pleasant temperatures, there will still be showers in florida and showers will end in portions of noter east and england. farther west things are unsettled in portions of the rockies, we do expect to be building as we head into the weekend so things can get rather messy and a lot cooler as well but in the plains, temperatures summerlike, right now than places than new york city or raleigh, north carolina, 62 right now, 70's from kansas city to parts of texas. very summer like, rapid city 96-degrees, even areas farther down, el paso can reach 100. lauren: 100 in el paso. it is heating up. thank you.

lea: we will run global market action overnight before we hand it over to maria. stay with us

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because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a million patients. tell your doctor if you've had a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or any other medical conditions, and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with harvoni may cause a serious slowing of your heart rate. common side effects of harvoni may include tiredness, headache and weakness. i am ready to put hep c behind me. i am ready to be cured. are you ready? ask your hep c specialist if harvoni is right for you. lauren: all right, welcome back,

let's take a final look at how the markets shaping this morning. you have markets schoased. nikkei down 1 percent age. flipping the board over to europe. we also have down arrows. oil prices are falling today. that's one of the reason it is ftse in london is down almost 1% and the cac in paris selling 1% this morning. here in the u.s., more red for you. 18,000 for the first time in six weeks, s&p futures down 7, oil down to 51.03, still at a lofty level this year. gold down about 50 cents right now. currencies, you do have only the japanese yen showing strength against the u.s. dollar this morning and finally this is how the bonds are trading this morning. the yield, it's about 1.8%, the last i checked.

maria: hi, everybody, happy thursday, it is thursday june 9th, i'm maria bartiromo and here top stories at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. hillary clinton doubling down, her e-mail scandal will not effect her run for the white house. >> i will repeat what i said, that is not going to happen, there's no basis for it and i'm looking forward to this being wrapped up. maria: bernie sanders meanwhile headed to the white house today to meet with president obama. one possible topic in conversation removing debbie schultz as chair of the democratic committee. donald trump meanwhile he's wrapping up campaign from the general election, the presumptive republican nominee now set to meet with donors today. he's starting to drop hints about possible